THE BEE: OMAHA,. - FRIDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 6, 1912.
MART STYLES FOR COLLEGE FOLK,
'Young men and women are outfitting
for the coming term this store is ready
to meet their requirements better than ever.
, ENGINEER SLUGS THE BANDIT
Man Who Held Up Train Hear New
K0rleam in Custody.
ROBS MAIL AHD PASSENGERS
in
: .Early fashion, rumors are corroborated or denied, ii
the authentic" styles: shown in otir Young Jklea's Department
as well. asm the Misses' section. 1',v'
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; The Cl6thes4)rohlem, for young folks going '
'away to : College is ; importanttheir au
thentic t styles count " for much - and quality
should be unquestionable. ' -
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Values jwe;are.j:lad to say are unusualdue to market
conditions and to buying facilities that are unsurpassed.
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1518-20 FARNAM STREET.
PYTHIANS LOWER AGE LIMIT
'Iowa Lodge Seduces it from Twenty
' 0m to Eighteen.
'SISTEMOCD IS FLOTJEISHINQ
Castrate Reed of DeaaoeraHo Cons
(.' mittee Cohipletes Plana for Iowa
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4 Early Oats.
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v DBS MOINES,. lav. Sept fc-KSpecial
.Telofram.) Tli Iowa members of the
Knights of Pythias went on record today
jas in favor of bavins the order admit to
.full membership men who are- U years
! iMt-o j n?mng - It. This
lit m accord with steps taken by the 0t
tfrems lodge to chant th rnle for the
'entire order tn3 Iowa will report in favor
of the chapge. f
- r The Pythian sisters reported at their
yrfietitinf that there are about 6.089 tnem
'bers wttH nearly 7,009 of the Knlghta af
jfiliated with them. . Dei Molne tM se
lected for the next place of meeting.
y. ''', i OmhI Im Tow.
V ChalnttaiiRer,of the democratic state
(committee ' foAif partially eotnplata
plans for the Iowa tour of Wood row W1I
Uon, commencing about 'September 17 and
' (including Stoux City. Porf ' Dodge and Ce
dar RapHUl - '" ' r.-tuvrf
Hunting on Sunday; '
) ReiFolfiarXicenses;
Bays Attorney
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WTETiSTRTl CTTYi fi.: Sent. KfSoe-
,clal.)Does a hunter's license permit a
iman ' to hunt en Sunday f If not, . doe
.Sunday hunting revoke the 41 cense?
A lot of Attn, tfa Webeter City want ta
jltnow, and tlie ooluttorr of the problem
'may coat eoitte 'of tism their Hoeneee, to
ay notlilrrg of fine. 1 The Iowa bunting
aoaaon- opened' September IT whlh ay
falao happened thla year t fall o Sun
.lay: On that day 'Webatep City hunter
'galore vera trampimr lake, foadv and
riven Kereabouta looWng' for anything In
tha game- lines i
Hon. Weeley Martini a well known at
Itornay of thl city itrongSir eppoMd to
.Sabbath deaeeration) has- paused a big
Vommotlon iif tlie rank of Sunday hunts,
era by calling the attentioii of local off
cera and gdmavwardati ta-ttha condiUani
,that pravailed hereabouts Sunday. Mr.
Marttn oloima a huater'a license doea not
jPermtt of Sunday hunting, and that 1U
um on that, day revokaa IV ('Wboleaal
jacUvlty la antlalpatad on. the part of
'game warden In support at hie con
itentlen Hit Martini quotna (from eactlon
COM of the Iowa eode, aa fallows':
'If any perae be found! on! th first day
ot the- week,; oommonlyt called SundHy,
Wntragedftni carrying tlrlearma, dancing,
luntiiitt, phootlng, hoTae racing, etc., he
hall be fined not more thaw five nor leas
jthan onaidbllar and be Impirtnoneet, etci
Kartln holda thatttnaamuch aa thta
faectlon clearly- mafcea1 ' Sunday hunting
illegal, iVtokacB of It onitha part of a
mnter with a Ucenee fortfclta th license
In tho same mantiBr aa a ipharmaciBt or
oAcohkapeV forfetta) hlrf , B cense for
.breaking h law ngardtnglit
BORDEN PLACED OS PACKERS
Court Holds Meat Producers Eespon
sible for Trichinae..
AHMOUB, DEMUEEEE OVEEETJLED
Hew York Judge Saya Middlemen
, are Not to Blame for Lack of
. Care la the ' Pwcklag -
' Planta.
:NEW TORK, Sept 5.-In overruling a
demurrer Interposed by Armour & Co. In
a damage ault brought by Sophia, Kel
tener, who alleged that she had ' been
nolaoned by trichinae-Infected' pork pre
pared by the defendant Judge Noyea in
the United States district court today
ruled that the packer,' not the middle
man or retailer, Is responsible.
I'The producer should be held respon
sible for the result of negligent acts which
he can readily foresee," aald the court
'TThe Iron manufacturer who falls to
Inspect a piece of Icy. cannot foraee
that It Will be used In a bolter and cause
a ship to sink. But the packer who fails
te Inspect his products for polaonou pr
aaltes or Ingredients; knows- that poison
will poison and' that the' persons to be
poisoned through his neglect w4,!
those who eat his products and no one
else." , 1 . - ,
Armour ft Co. contended that a manu
facturer who deals with the middleman
and not directly with the consumer owes
the latter n duty whatever except the
duty of refraining front knowingly and'
wilfully Inflicting Injury,
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Consuls Iinrestite 4
DeatEsofT)(C0ehtiJ:
of New York Lawyer
NEW., TORK, : Bepfe, fc-Consular - repre
sentatives ;of two forehm. nations 1hter
eated themselves, todar" In the case of
Burtow-Wit OiUsonfclss. Newi'Torlt Ikwyer,
agatnstx whom; .the Aiiatrtan eottsuiate
atarted. prdceedlngat yeaWrday ;tb' have
him. removed a executor f that will of
Mrs.jaa iSsaiwi. .a, widow;' She was
drowned not long an hi Greenwood lake.
Orange unty while -Int eompanjp with
01bon In a. rojabDsvt-v Sha ileft an estate
of about. $10,009,. : v ' y, (,
According t Jahn X Broderlolc, the (vot
ing consul general front, Qreatr Britain,
Ms. Gibson wa counsel and adviser for
John Rice O'Neill, a British subjeat, who
disappeared more than, a year ago after
winning a $30,000 damage suit from a rail
road company for .loss of, a leg. The
British consulate made efforts several
months ago- to trace O'Neill, but without
avail.. .,'." i . .I- i
In 1906 Gibson was counsef tor ' Mrs.
Alice Kinnan,,, who was killed in. her
home In tha Bronx. The murder never
was aolved. On the recommendation of
the coroner's Jury Gibson was held In
126,000 ball pending investigation of the
case, but he was released on a habeas
corpus writ and the matter was dropped.
Subsequently he brought suit for false
iarrest. '
HSr. Gibson appeared at hla law office
In downtown New Yorlt today, but aaid
he had no statement to make, "I may
have something to say later," ha added.
Got, Indigestion? .Stomach Upset?
1 : , Bekhbg Up Gas or Sbur Food?
' you. don't wanuawslow remedy when your stomach' baeor an uncertain
bna or harmful ms your stomach ie too vsluable; you mustn't injure ft
with draetio drugs. ;: .
papa's DiapepalA-vte noted for its speed in giving rsllef ; tt harmlaseneaei
ft certain .unfailing, action In regulating sick, sour, jey stasnaoha Its mUUons
of euros In indigestion, , dyspepsia,, gastritis and other stemaob trouble ha made
K famous the world over. ' ....
PAPE'S
a CBA1M TaiAMSULBt O"
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MAKES DISORDERED' ST0MACH9
FBEL riMB IN rf IYS MINUTES,
CrJRES fNDICESTWN. DYSPEPSIA.
Mas In Cak Catekiea Him . Off His
, , Gaard and Hits lm Wit Torch
Says He Is from
Florida.
NEW ORTiEAN-S. Sept 5.Suffering
from a fractured; skull, the bahdlt, who,'
siBgle,; handed,; robbed the Kew Tork
hlimtted train on , the-Louisville 4; Nash
ville raJIrnad twelve mllea east .of New
Orleans last night, later to' be felled by
the locomotive driver, was brought" to
New Orleans this morning and placed In
the charity hospital. , . '
The bandit said his name wag Howard
E. Edwards and that his family lived
in Jupiter, Fla. .He gave the poUce in
formation ' which is ' expected to lead
to the early capture of three other mem
bers ef a gang that is believed to have
been responsible for a series of senate
ttonal train robberies in this section., Ed
wards is In a precarious condition.
Men la Six Care Rennet.'
Edwards first crawled aboard the en
gine not far from New Orleans and cov
ered. Engineer Baer and the fireman with
two revolvers. He carried a small valise
in which, be bad dynamite and nitre
glycerin. The train was stopped and
with the engineer' and fireman preced
ing him at the point of a revolver, Ed
wards rifled- the mall cur of all regis
tered mall and then relieved the men pas
sengers in five sleepers and a oiub car
of their valuables. . He did not - offer
to molest women. He secured almost
$1,000 in cash, then marched the engineer
and fireman, back to the engine- and or
dered them to proceed. 1
After riding1 on the engine for about
twenty-five miles Engineer Baar caught
Edwards off his guard' and struck him a
terrific blow on the head with, a brass
torch, fracturing the base of, the skull.
Edward fired one snot as it fell. It went
wild. Engineer Baer proceeded to. rain
Wows with the torob until he had the
bandit unconscious. ,
Cine to Other Crimea.
When the train reached Bay St Louis,
Mlis,, ..the robber was taken off and
placed in the charge of the railroad sur
geon until police officers and detectives
from New Orleans arrived there in a spe
cial ft rain. Although Edwards waa un
conscious at intervale throughout the
night he gave the peSse valuable. Infor
mation concerning his alleged partners.
Edwards Is Ave feet six Inches in height
and, weighs 1& pounds. Ha appears to be
about 30 years of age.
Orleans division of the Louisville ft
Nashville railroad, who was a passenger
aboard the train, stated that only one
man on the train had a revolver, but ht
could not use It, because the robber
kept the trainman in front of him. when
he passed through the ears. Many of the
passengers knew of tbe pwac c &
robber and they hid their valuaftiee.
Coadnetov and Passoaigera Robbed.
OSAGE CITT, Ran., Stpt. J.-A masked
man, boarded a Missouri Pacific passen
ger train -here early today, , held up the
conductor,; the auditor,, , six jmen ln ,the
smoker, ana,. after obtaining only $30' for
his pains,' jumped ;feom the' traln when
It stopped, at a water tank and eeosiped
in a, corn fleld. ,TJi conductor reported
thtoM!va i,tli. aiaa4atfr.,t
I T''-l. A t .I,, p ;i ,t..nii' f
MICHIGAN CONVICTS ARE W .
AGAIRPUT'TO WORK
R-Ali' the in..
'JACKSOJrMich.,' Sept
mates "ef" tfie Michigan. State prison, ex
cent rhosr alleged to have ; led Jn, Tues
days revolt? we're put 'to', work today;
The 'militia still 'clrcleiT about the' prison
today and iriulcatiffns were- ithat'fhe'.BoI
dlers will probably Btay there all week.,
TVew Snath Dakota ''Corporations
PIETtRE. S. D.;'Sept' 5.-(SpeCial.)
ArtlcMs of Incorporation have been filed;
Wlta- the secretary of state for the Re-
public Mining company, with a main of
fice at Dead wood and a branch at Chi
cago. . The eompany was inoorporatea
at $1,000,000 and the incorporators are
Norman T. Mason Doadwood: James H.
Knight Chleagoi, F. Jones,. Oregon,'
in. ; and TTtlllam Hv; Grover'and Paul
ferp'wn of .Cook county,' Illinois, y
Articles were also filed for the Uni
versal Health1 company at 1500.000, with
Tom C. MeNamee f Pierre' and George
Coombs et al., of San. Diego Cal., as in
corporators, .. ...
Kxetee Schools to Open.
EXETER, Neb., Sept 5. -(Special. )-
The Exeter High school opens for the
year's work Monday, September 9, with
the following as the corps of teachers:
Superintendent H" Jennings, .elected for
two years; principal, miss juertna n-
yeart; aasistant principal, Mrs. Jessie
Jennings; second assistant principal, .A.
M. Harms; grammer, Miss' Ethel Lain-,
Intermediate, Miss Josephine Cobun; sec
ond primary, Miss Minnie rraxler; first
primary, Miss Nellie" Pflug; music. Miss
Eva Storie.
The district was . obliged to build a new
building on . the grounds this year to
take, care of the manual training and ag
ricultural departments;
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Bloomlnvton Xotvs.
BLOOMINOTON, NB. Sept S.-(Spe-clal.'The
extreme drouth of the "last
several weeka threatens to ruin the corn
crop. Already farmera axe rushing silos
to completion, that they may save tha
crop In that form Many trees about
town are dying and residents are using
city water to tha limit of the allowance
to keep' their iaws allvev ' ' '
The Bloomington High School Parlia
mentary Law club organised thHi morn
ing with a membership of forty-four. The
officers are as follows president Ben
Herrlngton; vice president, Verne Dunn;
secretary.. Ray Reynolds; treasurer;
Charley Walker; time keeper, Gale Hat
tan; librarian, .Newton Holmes, Gregg's
Manual of Parliamentary Law will be
the 'basis on instruction. . '
JJURCE 56 CENT CASE ANY ' DRUG STORE.
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SAVE TIES COUPON ' IT HELPS YOU GET
Itz G?3 War Ttrcsli tie Canera
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Brady's Famous Cfwil War Photographs)
(fUll iy ftiw-iriw ml tU V. S. Wm Pu .ir . it)
And Profeaacr Ebon's) Newly Writtca
KBetory of the Civil Wsur .
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Two Splendid Suggestions
for the Skin and Hair
. Simple little home-reiredles usually do
mere ' to conserve the ;eompexion than'
cxpetisive'piparatlohs, and ecpeciaily is
this, true of a spurmax lotion fbr the
face. neck, arms - and hands.. This is
prepared by putting - 4,. ounces spurmax
into pint wit h hazel or hot water, and
adding 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine. The
spurmax lotion is Invisible whn on and
imparts, a deiicate and velvety smooth
ness to the kin. Its use banlshea all
rompUxlen fnaeta rand pretects the skin
from -ehsps; and 'roughnesa,
Shao'pooisg with aotarox .cJeana the
bairoand saelp of all dusi dandruff and
excess oil, and go Energizes (X that dullr
faded straggly' aan; takes on j a bright
lustre, rich even color and ' silken flnff
Xe 'can" easily prepare -your own sham-i
poo by dlsaolving a teaspoonful canthrox
In a cup of hot water. Occasional
shampoos with, canthrox keep- the scalpi
healthy . and -eneouragev -a . bountiful
growth of beautiful .hair. Adv. ' ;
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Why British Athletes
Made Poor Showing in
4 the Oljiiipic'Games"
LONDON1,' Sept.' SA Great Britain's faiy
ure to get.bette resets 'at-thetOlymplc
games' at Stockholm Is contained today
In the report of the British Olympic com
mittee. . 1 '
. ' "It-was -noOnwre , specializatlion' whieli
enabled Sweden and the United States to
do- better than the British: empire," says
the report ' "The only winner of three
gold medals came from. Finland. The
pentathlon and the decathlon were wen
by an American who- showed quite ex
traordinary aU" round 'ability. Sweden
won all. the points in the modern pentath
lon and obtained more points than any
other nation In the whole of the games
by sedulously cultivating every form ef
physical ability 'possessed by its inhabi
tants, and Its strength, and, capacit as a
nation have been -enormously increased
in the process.'' .;' T .-. ', J
The lack of serious Interest in the games
on the part of the' British public is de
clared by the committee to have greatly
affected the enthusiasm of the British
competitors. Owing to want of funds
these also ware deprived. o.Loppqrtunitles
for training under trainers acquainted
with the best scientific methods. ' ,
It rests with the British public; says the
report, whether this state of things shall
be remedied in. the future. ,
:leSale of feul?
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Engineer Killed in .''
Wreck of fast Train
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Sept' 5.-Michael May,
engineer of the ' Missduri Pacific , fast
train which departed at S o'clock today
for KanSaa CTtt, wa kilted when the
engine left the track at Fern Glen,
twenty-one miles from St. Louis. ;. His
fireman, J. F. Stankar, was 'badly
scalded.' An official report from, .the
railroad company gay the information
that no passengers or rrialclerks were
Injured. Two engines were pulling the
train. The first overturned Into a flitcn,
the second engine and the mail car wera
detailed,' but remained upright.
, Since Senator Cummins has announced
himself against a third party and yet
for Roosevelt Colonel John O. Teiser feels
tftat . he has eompany at the original
promulgator1 of 'that proposition.
' "Then Cummins Is neither a bull moose
nor a progressive,, but rather a.'Telser-
tt," remarked the intelligent bystander.
1 Jerry Howard is now called upon to
raise that 33-cent ante. Will he do It?
Watch Jerry. ,
Notice how ail the charter members of
the Wemen' -Weodrow Wilson . league
Hear names . of well koa'.' deaoeratio
LOUP CITY MAN NAMED
,,(?fDB; VACANCY UPON TICKET
GRADl iSLANDi, 5eb.V..'iflt B.-Spe.
cial, Taii?fmm.7Me'mbers of the repub
llaa'.tteJtnmltti 'tot the Twenty-second
senatorial district; composedof Sherman,
luffalo. and 'eKamej cxjurttWsmef here
kay arid placed Roberf;P Stanr pf Loup
Sty. an jattoraeyV,-in , onUnatfoii; for
state-senatprjto fill 4he,,acaneXeB,used
byv'hVreslisliasbS the
primary; nontfe ifr. Starr Is sijd to be
a TeguIaV; republlean personally .'favoring
the slppUoa of Taft and .Sharraa'n ; and
endorsii theVretiublican national i'plat-
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-That WiUbe3 Held Next Monday at
Br andeis Stores
;WiHBe the Greatest Rug Sale That Has .
Ever Been Held in Any Store in any City
4This Isthe Entire Rug Stock Bought From a Famous Philadelphia House at a
. Bargain- Unheard of in tha'Business History of That City, .
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"We Will Sell $16 Room Size Brussels Rugs at .....$7.98
We Will Sell $25 Room Size 'Axminster Rugs at.. .. . ... .$12.98 '
"We Will Sell $30:9xl2'Aiimnster and WHton Velvet Rugs at $15.98 .
The Highest Grade 9x12 Seamless Wilton Rags Made, .Worth $55, at.'. ..$29.98 :
And Hundreds of Smaller .Rugs at. Smaller Prices.
( , SEE .THE 12 GREAT .WINDOW DISPLAYS- " , ' 1 j '
. ; , " V THEY ARE THE TALK OF OMAHA.
Sale Begins Next Monday at Brandeis Stores
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tion and an old fashioned wedding cele
bration at the farm home of Mr. and
Mrsr-. WUUaav Moderow parents, of the
bride. 'Professor. Qtt; 1s -the principal of
the German Lutheran schools at Lin
coln. ' '"'' '' '',;. ' -t '
Mrs., Golda Zlenenberg died at her home The ceremonyr.was followed by a recep-
twa miles north of Falrbury yesterday.
She is survived by a daughter-two weeks
old; and a son.- Mrs. Zlenenberg Is the
oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L B.
Shelburne, prominent farmer liting two
miles south of Fairbury. She was born
In this county and attended' the- Fairbury
schoolB. She was married, to " William
Zlenenberg In 1906. Th.e funeral., services
were held this afternoon. ,'V i
Prof- Huns JaerskBsen, '
FORT WAYNE, Ind., Sept. 6.-Prof,
Hans Juergensen, 40 years old, formerly
of St' Louis and for nine 'years a mem
ber of the faculty of the University of
Minnesota at Minneapolis, died at a Ros
pital In this clfy thla af tifn6cfn.yHe came
to-Fort Wayne1 three weeks ago-to un
dergo a surgical operation 'tor 'stomach
trouble 'j, "' '
H. J. ZEUCKf DECLllill:
BULL MOOSE NOMfNATIONi
DAVENPORT. la., Sept. 5.-Herman J.
Zeuck, nominated at Des Moines yester
day 'as progressive ealrtdiaate- for con-
gresa from the Second Iowa district, to
day decunea ine nommairon.
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J. W. Copeland of Dayton, Ohio, pur
chased a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy fbr his boy who had a cold, and
before the 'bottle waa all. used ine ooy s
cold wa. gonev Is that not Better tnan
to pay a five dollar doctor's, bill? For
sale by all dealers. J y y
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Mrs.. S. P. Rosers., . ..." .
EXETER, Neb.,.' ' Sept , 5.-(SpeciaL)
Mra S. P. Rogers of EXeter diea at a
College View sanitarium, September 1j
Mrs. Rogers came to Exeter from Illi
nois ' about thirty-flve years- ago. She
taught school for a few years, then en
tered the bank of her brother, W. H;
Wallace, where she remained until a
few years ago. , The funeral' services were
held in the CongregatfonaT church here.
Mrs. Golda KteaenberB.
FAtRBCRT, Neb., Sept. 5.(-Spea!al.)
'.hymeneal;-
StZTOW. Neb.,'Sept.i5t.teclal.) Miss
Nan Carney- 4aughter; of one of SUtton'
oldest merchants, was married at ,the
family home at sunrise Wednesday, Sep
tember 4, 'to Prof. Roy ;F.' Swift of Ne
braska' Wealeyan "university, Uncoln.
The ceremony was performed by- Rev. N
A. . Martin, district superintendent, as
sisted,' by Rev. John CalVert Prof. Swift
and his young bride will make their home
''tit Boston. Masts, y, ,:v fy
Ott-Moderow.
WEST POINT, Neb., Sepf 6.MSpeclak)i
-rThe' marriage- off Ptoferaw Walter Ott
and Miss Anna: Moderow was xolemniaed
at . Sti John's ' German Lutheran churbft
by, Rev. S. Meeske,. pastor, on Thursday..
A Beautiful Complexion
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May Bt Yurt
i,ltx Days
FsiECICE.
STsw Drug that Quickly Removes Tbsse
Homely Spots. 1 V .
Th.m'. no Ioniier the- slightest itted of
feeling ashamed of your freckles as a
nuw drug, othine double strength has
been discovered that positively removes
these homely epots. . y
Simply get- oner ounce oi miuns-uuu
strength, from Beaton irug company
and apply a little ot it at night, and In
the morning you will see that even the
worst freckles have begun to disappear.
while the lighter ones- nave ranmnea en
tirely. It Is seldom that more than one
ounce Is needed to completely clear the
skin and gain a neauunu ow ooro-
Besure to ask for the double strength
othine. as this is sold under guarantee of
money hack if It fails to-remove freckles.
Nadinola
CREAM
The Complexion
Beauttfier
Uud and Endorud
Bj Thousands
NADINOLA- banishes tan, sallownessK
freckles, pimples,, liver-spots, etc. ; Extreme
cases twenty davs. Rids pores and tissues
of impurities, leaves the skin clear, soft,,
healthy.' Directions and 't guarantee in
package. By toilet connters-or mail. Two
iizes. i 50' cents and $1'.S0; i- , " '
NATIONAL TOILST COMPANY. Pari Tsaja-
SoM b'r Hh.rniMi-McCiHm.il uniB Co.,' Owl- Dro
Co., Lortl Fham.c,, Huvard Pirmoy. cthra.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
A Cvael MUtake
Is to neglect a edld or cough. Dr. King's
New Discovery cures them- and- may
prevwt consumption 50c end $1.00. -For
sWle by -Beaton Drug Co. y '-
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FIRST APPLICA-
Vy-TIOK DARKENS
GRAY HAIR
Ymj don'P have 'tb" tiaw gray bair or
.fiadAd Wirtf. yon don't want, to. "iWhy
look - idiori'-amittrawtie? '.- If. year , hair
1j gray or -tided -you cam vchangia it
.easily,'-qolrfcly andveffecttvely by : using
iWyetlt a ' Saigw and- w&ulpbw v Hair
Remedy. Apply a Itttle, tonight and in
,tb morning- you : wiU be agreeably aur
tfrlsad.i'at ','tlie- .results. - ."from a -single
application, The gray, bairm. will, -be .les
Conspicuous, and after . a. few ' more
applications wlir !' Bestored " to natural
cSolor.w -i li'.-X"' iic'.'. ' -'jm-1
fWyeth's Sage and Sulphur also-' quick
ly 'removes dandruff, leaves th . scalp
Clean and', healthy, . and 'promotes 'the
growth' bt half. ' If is ."a ':' Wean.- whole
some dressing ' which' may; be 'used at any
time-with perfect -safety: y V "- S
tOtt'tftlfty cnt 'bottle fKim your drur
gist today; ' 'and see :howv'4uiekly ft "will
restore the youthfUP eol'or and beftiity of
your hair"' Snd forever "end'' ttie '" hsisty
dandruff, hot, Itchy scalp and falling
hair. All drnggiets sell - it tunder guar
antee that the money wllfcbe refunded if
you are, not satisfied after a, fair 'trial.
' Sherman & .McConnell Drug -Co., 102
Sa ltn,' 824., So. ltth, 20TvN. 16th,
1 24tr tnd Farnarfi' Sts.' '
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Kearney Hifitary Academy .
We eombine Military Training with
Acadehifc and Business courses, de
veloping at once the mind and body,
iromqting at. oace. scholarship., nuktt
Iness and self reliance.
Ou classic and1 scientific' courses
prepare for all colleges.
Our commercial courses
prepare for business.
Efficient instruction,
thorough: equipment,
wholesome environment
and healthful climate.
Moderate prices, ,
Write for Illustrated
catalogues , , .
EAgST IT. BVSSEXiXh
Head Master,
-CEAXHXT, NEB.
rllEBOASKA -MILITARY AOADEfslY
- : 1' : -:r..uriCpLW,v "'I. v.'Vy,: '':y
X- it is no longer necessary to send youryboy east to be educated. .
The NEBRASKA JilLITART ACADKSfY prepares totx coltega or.
business; It haa good buildings,1: ample- grounds, n equipment and
splendid faculty, one teacher for every ten- .hoys' ' ' ' . J
.Let us send you a catalog telling, the wholes'tory. Schobr opens
September 18 r number UmitetL
B. D. HAYWAKDf, 8iiDerintn3ent ; T,h ':' Lincoln, Xeb.
Omaha Office Taxton Hotvl
NEW POLICIES.
The Midwisst Life now has m t'ne mar
ket a, complete set of low premium, pol
icies. : Many persons have expressed sur
prise -'.-that old line ' insurance - could ' be
bought at, such reasonable rates. The an
nual; premiums, on an ordinary life pol
icy for $1,000 of Insurance at age 30. is
enly $14.34; at age 26, $18.20; at age 31,
$lS.56i; at age 36", $21.66; at age 41, $25.76; at
age . 46,, $31.33! and . at age 51, $38,88. These
premiums are payable for life and the in
surance is payable at . death. On a 20
Payment Life Dollcv at th sa.me bm.
the annual; rates are C2.34. ia4.38, $,84,
129.85, $33.66; $33.56 and $45.10, respectively.
On ' this form ttie premiums are all paid
In twenty years- and the Insurance is
payable at death. Both terms - have
liberal surrender values after the nay-
ment ot . the third 'premium. Fos ad
ditional Information call -or write-. V y;
THE "MIDWEST. LlfE
V. S. Sneli, President . , -
, A SXBBASBA COMTANT
Tirst Wational Baalc Bldg., Uncoln.
Omaha Agent.
A. A. TAtiOB, "a Faktda Bldli.
AMUSEMENTS.
Fhonesj
Dong. 494.
XndJL-1494.
Matinee Daily .2:18 Jlvery Night , 8:1.
- ADV4.XGED TAV DETIXXB. '
Joseph Hart's "Dlnkelspell's Christmas"
Watson's Farmyard Circus; Stein, Hme,
Thon.as; Robert and Lawrence Ward;
Orn.a Trio; Reba and ,Ines Kaufman;
Lockhart and Leddy. '
Animated Photography. - ; "
' Orpheum Concert Orcnestra. ' "
Vriceai Wight, leo, flSc, SOo, 78o. Mat
OaL-lOa. Beat seats aSc, ex. Bat. as Sua.
: BRANDEIS THEATER:
Tonight Friday, Saturday, aBo to 1
ATUBBAT KATIUXB, 9So4M
THE SfeEPKERD OF BE HILLS
The Popular American riay.
Bait Sunday Wight AU Week
THE JAMES EAWX.ST STOCK CO.
Mats Wednesday and Batuday.
Daily Mat 100;
Evaufngs, ' 8c;
10a and ana. -
on .songias Dorset, at lata.
TBOS KIPTO'Sf Everybody says: Oreaa
A HITTO Big alne for BrtoeT
BTTOWE TAPDETILI.B Includes
Adele McNeil; Cowboy Minstrels; Her
bert & Denis; The Hirsctorna; Waazer
Sc Palmer; Hippescope.
Continnoas I to 6; 7 to U p. m.f Daily.
"Omaba's row casirrir.
uauy Mat. Ift-as-eOe
BvgS., 15-86-B9-7SO '
AL REEVES g - BEAUTY SHOIf
EXTBAVAGAHSA A WD TA179ETZLZ.B
Andy Lewis, and Dancing Belles, Anlte,
Zella 'Russell and Enough Pretty trirls
for Two Shows. . Most Expenoiva Show
In the Big Fellow's Career,
tulles' Dime Matinee Every Week Bay.
a g&f !V5atmce Today
The Kerry Musical Sxtravagaaaa
THE COW and THE MOON
Prices: lOo, BOo, 3Qc.' iCatinses Sally.
Sun.: Within-the law. Seats ThMrm-
SCHOOLS ASO COLLB1GE8.
.Hardin' vSMS
ram bet mdowad (!rU' scbool la tW'cotrtl We. yrrfator 'in luaKrf: OS
HIshMt rank at anlTcrsltlM. Cmw Art, Xlucutieo, Uuui. DnatH
6cl.nc aoS Bailnua. O.reo-airtca Conterratoo Cwm.a SUn4nU. Modem
l.uinm.nt Citalos, ,Aiirm JoW W. Million. A. M.. rim. s ..oims ma,
Ii. '
KRUG THEATER
Mat-, flOT Wight, t.-SOj Beat Seats, BOo
QUEENS OF THE FOLIES
BERGERE --
REAL BURLESQUE X
LADIES' DD1E MATINEE TODAY
HOTELS AM SL'JIMBK RESORTS
o 1 . iSkjOEtrri onsn.unm x , iowa
lw$H Schsol for 6M$ an3 Yml Ufii : Conducted bj the Sisters of HumifitT Mary
Situated one-half mile northeast of the . cit, of Ottumwa, Iowa. Grounds beautiftd
and extensive, covering an area of 125 acres.-- Buildings thoroughly sanitary and modem.
Preparatory, Normal, Commercial and Academic Courses.' Ftenclv Music andSocu.. -
rtioteIUaatantagesliatMusic Science. , y y -V
: - Next.regalar session Sept.421912,: For catalogue address SBTEB DIBECSS.
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I $00 EiEGUT ROOMS 1M "I j
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