THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1912.
Nebraska
AUDITOR TO HARDWARE MEN
State Official Talki of Ininnmoe
Feature and Safe Iawi.
SESSIOS BEHIND CLOSED DOOSS
wlt af Klctl.. Plrxt Rru
Wfclefc Xm.,.
tea HIMmg AMttn Oae
"r" . Btat Capital.
LiKrElT 'J"" Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. U-Special Telegram.)
-Sut, Auditor Barton addreai.h.
nb, ot the Hardwan Men . Mutual
"'""7"" today, and after n
vfcwing th. hUtory ot the company spoke
r mnber forgoing a dividend to
enabi th. company to accnmulat a n
erv. or per e,Bt afmOMt tcrm
ciM- whten ho held to bo sound msur
oca Ho then reviewed at considerable
length the blU. which were introduced
M hi. butane, ra to hast legislature, all
of which were killed, and .erred aotic
be would try again th coming asarton,
m they m Intended to prevent fraud
and conserve the interest ot the toured.
Among then bill, wu one for Mur.
nc. companie. to depoatt with the atato
"c"ri" o Protect their reserves; one
to authorise th. Insurance department to
exercise th. right of Impaction and su
pervUlon over companie. organised In
thf. state, and-to pas. on the amount
which may be taken from the. fund, of
the company tor th. promoter.; to re
onlre Inniranc companie. to furnish In
formation regarding transaction, when
required; to require th. capital .took of
eompanle. to be fully p.la np m
to regulats reinsurance. H. mslstsd there
wa nothing In any of thea bill, which
ny honeit Mock or mutual company
hould object to. and .uch bill, would
protect the policy holder, and honest
companie. from unfair competition.
The Insurenos aaeoclaUon and th. Hard
wan men-, organisation met -behind
cloaed door, and nothlnc was (Iven out
o fthelr proceeding, except the election
ofoffloar. by th. Insurance company ..
follow: Prudent. H. J. Hall. Unoom;
cpresldeot. P. W. Ebinger. Plalnvlow;
T. J- Frank Barr. Lincoln,; tress.
J. r. Goener,, Seward; three direc
tor, la place of thee whoa, term ha. ax.
Pired. I F. Holow.y. Fremont; Nathan
Roberta, Omaha; a C. Oaks, Seward, All
lent rM'ctl0Dy except th. vie prcal-
"Vm' " on fir. pre
tention by Stat. Fir. Marshal RandaU.
Firet Real .seat Election.
An election ha. been miii avi
ary jt to ehoow a major for th. tint
regiment, th. first ballot resulting fn a
tl .th. vote being HoMeman. II; a John
Son, II; H. r. Elsaasar, a In th. Second
regiment Major O. M. N.wm.n wa re-elected-and
Captain. Charles Johnson and
Clyde McCormick obtained promotions,
the vot. belnc Newman. B; L. H. Davis,
. rou u. nan, l; Charts H. Johnson,
; L. C. Ksstanon, ; Clyd. MoCormlok,
St: Earl Btorrlcker- '
Labor Commissioner Ouy haa a yet
don. nothlnc toward taeattnr th
poaed colony of Chicago Jsws. the uch he
ass reewveo: oner, nam ssvsrsl sources
which, promla. something definite -u.
will investigate the proposition, a. aooa
s n near, xrom a tew more which he
expect, and then award nm
oamlnc them to th Chlcac. partiaa. He
lerie enooaracea over the outlook. , ;
- The Mat. haa kouvht nm mii v
Harvard municipal, bond, and tl,K
wane 01 urmiion viuac oonaa, all for
the parmanent achool fund. Hooker
county aent In -today th. blatory of a
wawi ueu court noua. bona, ror ap
proval by the auditor. , ,
t ' ' . .
. Live Stock Mramaa Eialia.
' Of the LOUD Mve .tok hranrfa mnA Mrk.
rechrtered with the aecretary of Mat LOW
expire oy umitauon or law witn tn cur
rent year and unleaa rnwc' ar aubject
to be claimed by othera Th. aecretary'.
office Le now aendinc out notice to own
era of th branda, notifying them of th.
law.
C. A. Juat, wb. wu aaseaaor of Boyd
county and who believe, he atlil la, ha
written to Henry Seymour' gf the tax de-
i..rlni.nl tn flnA nut bKaii i Th. .lu
tlon law changed th time ot electing
county aaoeeaor. ana noya county Del a
no election iaet tail. Th county board,
on th advice of th county attorney that
th leglalatur bad no authority to ex
tend th term of an official, declared the
office vacant. Juat maintained that un
der the law be M entitled to hold ever
antll hi luoceaeor I elected and quali
fied. The -question, will be put up to the
attorney general to settle.
Th stale railway eommlaatoa ha. set
llnn4&v b-ini.rv at mm th. Amt tn
bearing th complaint of th dtlaen. of
zmiuuiy eaaiuei tarn race onargea oy
the Omaha. JJncoln at Beatrice inter,
urban railway company. - -
." Man Cava la f.a
. at the office nt the eta rellwav
mission it was aaid the complain ta ot
ehortace were becoming lea frequent and
that within the but few day. there bad
teen none. From present Indication, the
raUroads haw peseta through the worst
of It and wiiiba able from now oa to
give all the eorvioe required.
Tb State Board of Medical examiners
wu la session toda. Thar ar Bine
taking th oxamlnatlon' to admit them ta
practice, aa follow.: Lout. F. Murray,
Charlee City, la.; Lioyd Cramer, Omaha;
Henry Glover Davla. Cblcago; Fradertck
Binder, Omaha; W. T. Webb, Big Bead,
W. Vev; Edgar & Thocnpaoa. Omaha;
Joh. V. SelUy. Omaha; John U Lunby.
Harlan, la.; Chtranc Xmmeraoa. Lin
coln. Th attorney general', office hu given
the auditor aa opinio that wall tb
bond, ot th. town of Leuurvule ar a lit
tle irregular In tons, be consider them
legal. Th bonds, InMead ot being re
deemable at any time after five yean
and due in twenty, u tb law provides,
are mad payable on each year after
five year, from data of issue, th teat
bond being do twenty year, from data
The attorney general, la net apunaa, how.
ever. Mated that be would not wish to
hav this opinio taken as a precedent
for others desiring to ken bond, for
mere wu qneauoa nowgn Involved
mass bond buyer, chary about
Nebraska
asks AM for Bridg.'
Dawaoa county, through N. & Coaten,
chairman ot tb Board ot Supervisor,
hu sPDUed for stats aid for a brtdg
aver the Piatt river at Islington, Th
board estlmatae th coat of th bridg
at UCaV It. length is to be to feet,
of which UN feet Is to be ratnforced
concrete and th embankment leading
up to th bridge to ha riprapped with
coneret blocks. Stat Engineer Price
win mvestlgat th proposltJon.
Henry B. Evan of the Department of
Agriculture at Vuhlngtoa. a pun food
in (pert or arrived tn LJneola today and
WUI take samples of th syrup recently
seised tn a wholesale house here, and
examine the una It is charged that
It wu mlshranded sorghum when la
reality it is part corp -syrup.
Deserter Ret arms A tear.
Henry Wetaelt. the tVyoar-old Beatrice
boy who wu taken u a deserter from
th navy, loft today tor San Francieeo
to reportt th naval author! t lea He
went unaccompanied and the recruiting
officer is confident he will report .11
rigbtt his superior officer, Wstssll
deserted becauss be bad been refused
leav of absence to go horn when be
heard his mother and his stepfather
were having trouble. He wu willing to
return after seeing how things were
located at noma. Th local officials
think tn view of the circumstance he
will get off with thirty day Imprison
ment and than be restored to the ser
vice. Few Wess'ea Weald Tt.
Prof. Laurence Fcealer of th ststs uni
versity this morning tn discussing woman
uffrags and auffrag tn general, ex
pressed th opinion that woman suffrage
wu sun to com, bui at th same time
be did not bellev. It would materially
change existing conditions, for the rea
son that only a small portion ot ths
women would exercise the right ot suf
frage It they had It, believing that only
a small per cent of th women cared any
thing tor politic.
It Is only a tew of th thinking Vomen
who ars agitating th. question, mostly
professional woman, and th rsmainder
car llttl or nothing about th subject
Logically I can see no objection to woman
suffrage." Ths professor said a far more
Important problem wu th Ignorant voter,
who wu th. tool of designing men. '
Waadssaa Case reading.
Th case of Charle. Bos against the
Woodman Fin Insurance company, th.
Union Fin Insurance company and oth
er, wu called In Judge CosOrave'e
court this morning and continued until
Saturday. At that time, unless the mat
tor i. settled sooner, th. disposition of
th. $200t now In th. hand, of Auditor
Barton will be taken up. Tbla money la
a part of th SM.M paid th old offleen
of th Union On In consid .ration of thalr
raalgnlng, and wa. paid back on demand
of th. auditor. Th. remaining KM la
money received from C. J. Brownflald,
who hu paid bark KM, and contends
th remainder Is due him for services per
formed. Tb money is claimed by both
th Woodman and Union companies.
NEAR FIST FIGHT IN
BEATRICE CITY COUNCIL
PliATRICE, Neb, Feb. la-fYpeelal.)-
Iniring th session of th city coun
cil but evening Supervising - Engi
neer Field and fHud Price, contractor
tor tb Matthew. Construction company,
which built th. new water plant ben,
earn Mar engaging tn a fight. .Th
troubl occurred because ot Plica's refusal
to cover about forty fast of water pip
In tb northwest part of th city. Afur
th man bad called each other name
and dared each other outatd for a finish
bout. Mayor Oriffln wielded th gars!
with nieh fore, that thsy retired to their
comer, without bloodshed. It wu decided
to purchase the Keyston water meter,
ot tb Pittsburgh Meter company - and
they will be Installed In May. Tb city
water from the new plant will be ready
for aee about that tiraa, ..' . - . .
Nebraska
TAFT PETITIONS COMING IN
General Eesponse from Voter.
State to Place Him on Ticket
of
Varwor File for lad PI. '
TECUMSBH. Nb, Fsb. M.-BpoeuU.-Hoa.
I A., Varoer ot Starling, on of
the foremost republican of Johnson
county, hu filed u a republican candi
date for th nomination u lieutenant
governor. ' ,
Meet Fsad ta Pwisosv
to tb dyspeptic. Electric Bitter sops
rellev dyspepsia, liver and kidney com
plaints aad debility. Price sOc. For sal.
by Beaton Drug Co.
LA FOLLETTE KEN ASE WORMED
Deterxelaatlea ot Koewrvelt Mew t
fi It Aleee Can Alarm la
Their Weese North Platte
Maa Withdraws.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Feb. H. -(Special Telegram.)
The executive committee of the Taft
league together with a number ot candi
date, for delegate to tb national con
vention, met this afternoon at the rooms
of th club In th Llndell hotel. ' Members
from all portion, of th Mat. brought
most encoungtng report, and Secretary
Curri. had a number ot petition, to
(bow that th. work of getting th. names
on the ballot wu making good progress.
The first petition wan aent out tram
th secretary's office only the hut days
ot laat week and already they an being
returned signed up. Among thoss to ar
riv today wu on from Btlver Creek
containing fifty names, one from Teka-
mah with seventy-five, one from Superior
with seveoty-flva
From now on tbey an expected to ar
rive rapidly u th worker, get buiy
Considerable dlscuesioa wu indulged In
u to th best mesas .of conducting ths
campaign and among other thing. It wu
decided to get th friend, ot Mr. Taft to
cetbexjB various portion, ot the stats In
a series of banquet, when opinions could
be Interchanged and conditions talked
over.
- Fans at th allot.
Th form tth arlmary ballot and how
th different delegation, might be dis
tinguished- thereon wu discussed Mid the
matter wu finally left with th. executive
oommlttee. . Than being two and possibly
thro sets of republican candidate for
delegates, national committeemen and
elector to go on th. primary ballot
maa. a decidedly complicated situation
for ths voter unless some means can be
provided by which they can bo designated,
ffh following members ot the executive
committee wen present: C. S. Adams,
Supsrior; E. M. Pollard, Nehawka; R. B.
Schneider, Fremont; F. M. Curri, Broken
Bow; a K. Burnham, Lincoln, and Jeee
MeNish, Wiener.
Of th candidal ee for delegate. In addi
tion to thoss who are also oa th execu
tive committee then wen A. W. Field.
Lincoln; Charles Hunatnger, B. F. Shel-
s, R. J. KJ I Patrick, J, H. Culver and
Carl Krsmsr. -
Several prominent republicans from out
la th stat who cam to atttnd th
Toung Man. Republican club banquet to
night dropped la at tb masting.
-. La Feilette Men Worried.
Th morning mall ot th. secretary of
tat. dlscloesd a break m th La Follett-
Roosev.lt .lata u nominated Monday
night E. O. Elder ot North Platte, named
u eandidsts tor elector from the Sixth
district, request, the secretary to leave
hla nam oft th ballot in th following
letter:
NORTH PLATTB. Neb,. Feb. 11. T no
tice In this morning Bee that I have
been choeen by the partle representing
Senator L Follette u a procidentia! can
didst u sn elector from the Sixth dis
trict I had no knowledge of this matter
until I saw It In th paper, and do not
know who la responsible for putting my
nam before the oommlttos. 1 do not
can to go on ths ballot u an elector,
and would be pleased to hav you notify
the proper partle.
Telser Throw Basse.
Th new. from Omaha that John O.
Telser did not propose to eubald and that
b. had not been thoroughly crushed by
th. .team roller somewhat disconcerted
th La Follette managen hen today,
though they pretend they do not can
what Telser doe. Th fact Is patent.
Nebraska
however, that the La Follette end of th
eombtnatloa is decidedly nervous over
any movement which bean th nam of
Roosevelt This wu evidenced when the
manen insisted that th governor. If
he spoke la th meeting, abould not make
aa effort to stampeds it to Roosevelt.
The Roosevelt following is not at all
pleased with the outcome ot the Monday
night meeting aad la confident that
Roosevelt hu more follow. In the Mat.
than La Follette. la fact they assert that
If a poll had been taken of thoss present
Monday night It would hav shown a
majority ht favor ot Roosevelt, but th
management of the affair wu as thor
oughly In th hud of th La Follette
men that they decided to keep quiet
It la apparent say Lincoln men who
hav. been keeping tab on the situation,
that It Tstser persists In hi. determina
te plac a primary ticket In the field It
spells disaster for the men wha manipu
lated th Monday night meeting.
Oil is Haa tar Senator,
It became evident today what
Oil la of Ord had in mind when be de
clined to enter the race for the demo
crat! e nomination for railway commis
sioner. He aent In a petition asking
that his asms be placed en th primary
ballot for asnator from th Twenty-third
district. In which Valley county lo
cated. Henry F. Wasmund, ar., a member of
th last legislatur. filed hi application
to hav his nam placed on th primary
ballot u a democrat and populist can
didate for th leglslatun from th
Seventy-third district He live In Sheri
dan county.
Salons Ar Cassia.
A number of legislators wb attended
th Toung Men's Republican club ban
quet tonight will remain over to attend
the affair of the old time legl.laton to
morrow night Home who wen not here
for tonight's affair an also hen. Among
those on th ground srs: Iw H. Kast
man ot Franklin, B. K. Bushes of Kim
ball) J. W. KeUey of Furnas, a C. Baa
sett of Buffalo. J. W. Sink of Hall. Bon
keen of Nemaha, I. D. Evana of Adams
ana rora aisjora ot in. mans.
It w.a th. generally expressed wish
ot .11, not only of those ben but of
thoee who hv wrlttsn Indicating their
Intention to (com that Manh Elder,
speaker ot ;the flret populist house,
would be present As Indicating how
tun softans asperttleo it la noted that
one and all hav. a kind word to any
for th. former speaker who wu th
storm center of that stormy session.
From present Indications a large num
ber will b hen and most ot th session,
ainoo ths st.l. wu admitted, except
perhsps a few ot th vary earliest will
b represented. Then also promises to
b a fair representation ot th famous
third houss, especially thoee who. hsvs
had membership In recent yean, i
SHERIFFS SPREAD DRAGNET
FOR GIRL'S MURDERER
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., Feb. 14 In
vestigation of men held ss s suspects of
th murder of Ooldle Williams hen hut
rWednesday continue. Sheriffs of ad
joining eountlM an being called here to
consult with Shsiiff Solvers. It I planned
to spread a systematic dragnet ever this
vicinity, u th offlloals bellev that th
murderer hu hot been able to gat very
tar from th ana ot hi crime.
Editor' Son Oct ta Aaaapalla.
BEAVER CITT, Neb.. Feb. M. (Spe
cial.) Henry ttieeter Merwin, sn of F.
N. Merwin, editor of th. Times Tribune,
left today for Wuhington. D. C. whan
he will visit for a few dayA befon going
to Annapolis to sntsr a pnpsntory
school. Ms hu been nominated by Con
gressman Norrls u a midshipman of th
Naval academy and will tak ths mental
r Arid now ye of 7
The Tread Mill
V-
Give Ear
Unto the Word
There may be a way to make your daily life more comfortable.
You most keep on "Mwipg wood for the family, yon know, but when the vital
forces recede a bit and you join the ''cadaverous" army, look sharp to your food
and drink. Remember this fact that one wide-spread cause of a brain worker's
downfall into nervous prostration and a variety of disorders is
Coffee and Tea
Don't believe It! Ton say. , N j
..-.'
Make test and convince yourself, for therein lies a chance for relief. . Try leav
ing off the coffee and tea ten days. Uae in their place good, well-made ' . s-
P
STUM
In a few days manyfeel the old-time spring of health, and the daily toil be
comes pleasure once more! The evening pastime brings happiness, and the sound
sleep of boyhood comes Once again to cheer and refresh. '
. . i -
There is no joy on earth quite so satisfying as the PHE7ZCT POISE OF
HEALTH. Generally it's yours for the taking. ,
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
"There's a Reason" ,
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Postnra Cereal Company, limited, Battle CwtkfMlchifjsa
Citizens of Kearney
L Vote for Light Plant
KEARNEY. Neb, Feb. U-tSperlal tel
egram.) After ana of 1h most earning
election. In local history. Including a
monster mass meeting at th. city hall
ut night, the voters at th poll today
voted bond to establish a MSa munici
pal light plant especially designed to fur
nish street lighting.
The plan call for tb Installation of a
large oil engine at the water plant now
owned by th city and a downtown elec
trolier system of standard, and cluster
lighta limited commercial lighting can
be don with th plant to be Insulted,
and tn Kearney Water and Hectrle
Power company, operating by water
power. wlU continue ta meet that demand.
Nebraska"
UNCLE AND NIECE ELOPE
AND ARE MARRIED
BROKEN BOW. Nsb.. Feb. M.-8pe-ctsL)
A aeuatlonal episode that had Its
origin In tbo Berwyn dletiicl. ten miles
east of hen, hu Just com to light
Mary Evan., a girl of M year, daughter
of Robert Evans, a well known farmer ot
that vicinity, and Tony Dupes, Mrs.
Bvana brothsr, an th principal actors.
It appears that Dupes, wb I th girl'
senior by six year, bu elweys displayed
sson or less affection for his pretty
aleo Several week, ago Mary mad.
aa .xcus to her parent to go Into town
and visit a friend. This wu th last her
parents aaw of her. Th. affair wu kept
vary quiet, and search mad. In all di
rection, tor th missing girl, but with
no success.
Peversl day. ago Mr. Kvsns wu uton
ished to receive a letter from Mary dated
at Jlnh. Wyo. In It she slsted that she
and her Uncle Tony had been married
at Harrison. Sous county, this state, and
were the living on a homestead hi Wyo
ming. She also advised her parents to
allow matten to remain . they wen
and not make fuss.
Mr. Kvan. Immediately laid th case
befon County Attorney BeeJ, who In turn
notified th prosecutor of Sioux Bounty.
Th upshot of th mattsr wu that W.
B. McKtnnsy, a brother-in-law ot Bvana,
departed thla week (or Harrison, when
th. wedding ceremony bad taken piaos,
Nebraska x
sad will assist la ths prosecution ot
Dupe.
Coad Files Protest
With State Engineer
Over Water Project
From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. It. -(Special Telegram.)
In behalf of th power company which Is
being financed by Kountss Bros, of New
fork. William I. Coad of Omaha hu
sent a protest to Stat Engineer rPloe
against th Rosa filing, which to a con
eldenbl extent overlap th on tiled by
Mr. Coad and which at nought to be ued
by the tCountses. Th protest hu not
actually been filed, because th filing fee
wu not aent along with the papers, but It
Is expected this oversight will be rem
edied.' Th protest is based on th claim th
Roes filing has lapsed because of tallun
to prooeeut th cwork within th tint
spsotflsd by law. Th Roe Hung wu
mad about lgbten month, ago ,whils
Mr. Coad filed a claim for water la De
cember last. Th filing foe for this was
gUts. the largest similar to paid ta th
state, up to th time th present law went
into effect last July then being a flat
fee of U ar each water right rerdlee
of sis ot th project.
Mr. Coad asked for IM teat fram. th
Piatt river and M fast from the iuk
born, (e he taken out near Fremont aad
returned to tb river new South Bend.
Th Roe claim ovelape to uch an estent
It le doubtful whether II is Possible to
ooastruct both, Th law provide work
to a certain e mount must b don within
Ms months ot data of filing application
and a certsla amount must be don dur
ing each six month.' period. It is said
soma work hu been done on the Roe
project, but Mr. Coad assert. In his pro
teat that It I. not aoough to comply with
th law and la not with th object at
compiatlng th plant, but (Imply to hold
the rights. '
Fairfield fasts Reals.
FAIRFIELD, Neb.. Feb. U-tSpeclai.)-Kev.
C. O. Smith, pastor ot th Congrega
tional church, tendered hla reelgoattoa
st ih elose of hla aermon Sunday morn
ing to-teks ffsct March L
Key to th Situation-Be Advertising.
ate
Housework Drudgery
Housework is dndfsrv for tb. week womaa. She bruib
ee, deet. sod so nibs, or is o her feet all day atteoin to
lb Buy details of tb bouse hold, bar back echini, ber
tewipiee tbrobWa, nerves oaiverisl wsder th strsss at
nam, pooeibrr dissy leering.. SoeietiaM net ia bod i
not reinebinl , bsoeuse tb poor tirsd asrvee do t per
sit i nirssneol alaap. The reel seed of week, asrvsas
woeaea ta sstiaasd by Dr. risros's F.vorit. Preeenptioa.
it Make Weak Women Strong
and Sick Women Well.
r.fs prrlpHm" ressare fas ran
f ar.-'. wes.seesss, . Intlmmn
ratio, mmi mm lit
weskaes.es aeeaiar ( wjwa.
. ( aerree, aors M
FFwtf asMf Mat rwaffai aia.
Dr. Pl.ro. is aerfsetlr willia. to let rvary a know what
bis " Fsvarits Prsaariptioa " eoatains, a ooaapleea bat at
kegredieats oa th bottle-wrapper. Doaot ket spy .i irue
also, drelgist p.r.asds yo that sis subsritars ot aaaowa
oapostttoa kt "fast st ssed ' la eraer that b may i
bi(fr prokt, Juat Mil sad sbsks roar Mad I
Dr. Pwros'a Pliaiant rUet surss brar ilkv
Desk Innovation
Twenty different combina
tion, ot aclentlfle commer
cial mini within th. pede
tal tpac ot on Roll Top
Desk.
Filing tyatems and desk
draw.rg Interch.ngeabl.
On. ot th. features of thli
WHk'i bu.inen .how.
Your loipex'tlon lnrlttd
DESKS
at Special Redacd Prices
darlnc this week', display and oxblblt of office) farnltorw
and OLORK-WKIINICKJC COS eaxd Index, vertical flUnc
and .vatemUlnf devtoe.
BUT DESKS IN THIS SALE
and Save 15 to 25.
Hero are torn of the value.:
$50.00 Roll Desk, quartered oak, 41 Inch, long. ,
161.00 Double Flat, quartered oak, Desk
$64.00 Roll Desk, quartered oak, CO tnchea long. .
$26.60 Flat Dk, 'quartered oak, 4 Inches lone..
$69.60 Roll Desk, quartered oak, 66 Inches long. . j
$34.60 Flat top, quartered oak. Typewriter Desk.
$66.00 Mahogany Double Flat Desk
$110.00 Mahogany Deak, roll top, 66 In, long. .$ 107,00
$61.00 Mahogany Deak. roll top, 60 Inch. long..S73.00
$61.00 Mahogany Deak, flat top, 60 inch, long.. 42.00
Step In and aew our main floor display of office and
buslneaa appliance It will be worth your while.
Orchard & Wilhelm
. Carpet Company
139.00
52.50
22.50
151.00
S2f.00
U7.50
INCIDENT THAT COMMANDS
THE KOTICE OF PUBLIC
Xn. Borgton Hakes Statement -rardinj
Her Condition.
FXELS IIX A KXW WOXAI KOW
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Lars Cities Wat Ar Half tick
aad Wha stonily
Kaenv What la Wraag,
Among th hundred, of statement bs- .
lng mads la connection with th remark
able new tonto, Tona Vita," none ara
mon Interesting than that given out by
Mr. 8. P. Borgeaoa ot P FranUia
street, this city.
Mrs. Borgeaoa .aid: "For a long time
I hav not enjoyed good health. I waa
all run down, nervous and suffered from
stomach trouble. 1 felt dull and ttredd
II day; my body seemed bsmimbsd at
tlmea and 1 could not alaap at night-
My appstlta waa poor and a aooa as K
at anything my atomach would fill with
gas and I would bo di.treo.td for a bait
hour or more afterward.
"Ten daya sgo I talked with en ot ,
th Tona Vita' specialist., who won
then located at Brandal drug depart
ment, and be explained my troubl. and
advised ma to try hla preparation, I did
ia and am glad that 1 did. tor Tona
Vita' proved a wonder in my cat.
I now feel like a now woman. My'
ambition haa returned as wall as my
strength end snergy. I now alasp at;
night and get up in the morning feeling
refreshed. ' i
"My alstsr was also run down and ia '
poor health. , 8 he .tarted taking the1
Lined loin when It began to help me. Her
Improvement has been rapid and shs I. '
now tn good health."
Peolple who ar nervous and Irritable
hav Imperfect digestion and stomach
dlsordsr, lack energy and ambition, feel
melancholy and discouraged, suffer from
headaches, poor memory, unsound sleep
Irregular circulation, pallid complexion;
and who are aueoeptlbie to cough, and '
oolda an unquestionably suffering with
that modsrn plague, nervous debility,
said th. Tona Vita" .psclaUata t
Then an thousands of euch half sick j
man and women In Omaha who really do
not know Just what la wrong with them,"
aid on of thee snedsllsts, . (
"Thsy ctruggl slmleesly along until i
thsy become totally debilitated and I
oftertlme. they com. to u. suffering
with thl. dreaded condition la IU most
sggTavatsd form." continued ha
"We hav. a preparation that will posi
tively remove thla troubl and rsston ,
th organ, of tb body to thstr healthy, I
normal condition."
Tona Vita" Is an sal. at Brands!. I
drug department. Sixteenth and Douglas
streets, south side, main floor. Adv. !
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