THF: BKE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1912.
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lie Sadder Is political committees busy ; Tilted Lid Almost Delay;
i NICKEL PLATE HEN CONFER
On the JoblJS!
to Get !
(travelers Don't Fear Strange lihes.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Enable
the Stomach to Stand Anything.
. Box of Btuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is
Tour Beat Traveling Companion.
( "Railroads tell you about the wonders
of Nature along their lines; hotels de
scribe their modern accommodations;
'but they never fall to ring in their
joulsine unexcelled.' The wise traveler
knows he is talcing 'pof luck when he
leaves home, hence a box of Stuart's
pyspepsla Tablets is quite as essential
ks many of the other traveling re
quisites." Thus commented a, philosophical trav
eling man. speaking of hotel life, restau
rants, grills and junction lunch counters.
"The agitations in this world," he con
(tlnued, "are the result of on set of men
trying to compel the other set to think
land act against their own inclinations.
It Is the same In religion, politics, and
'eats. I have learned from experience to
jeat what they serve; to forget the food
'experts, read the current news and Jokes
jand leave the stomach to the best expert
'in . the world Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab-'
ilets." .
And Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act-(-ally
do the work assigned them. They
relieve weak and overburdened stomachs
jof a great portion of digestive action.
Their component parts assist the diges
tive fluids and secretions of the stomach
and they simply take up the grind and
icarry on the work just the same as a
good, strong, healthy stomach would do
'it.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale
(by all druggists, at 50 ccnta a box, and
they arc the one article that the druggist
jdoes not try to sell something in the
place of it that's "just as good." Their
lunqualified . merit and success and the
universal demand for them has placed
'them within the reach of everyone. 'Advertisement.
Voters Out to Eef ister. , j
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TO SEND CARDS AND ITTERS!
Commercial Club Opening
HLi;HIHHI1llllllillinlHtiHtl
tiers M ill Be Mailed to All tr.
TV- Have TVot Registered Ire
lag" Them to Dn So on
Saturday.
sViilrirM) i 1a.1T i ivi- a ti wh '
Are You
FAT?
I Was
ONCE.
I Reduced
MYSELF
1 was Fit. ..comfortable. Looked Old, Kelt'
Miserable, sutrere. with Rheumatism, AstHma,'
JNurl(ta. Wan I worked ot walked, 1 ruited
like a Porpoise. I took ever; adverUaed medicine
I could Ilnd. I Starved, Swej, Ereroiaed.
Doctored and changed climate, but I ruined my
.digestion, telt like an Invalid, but steadily gained
weight. There waa not a single plan or drug: that'
1 heard ot that I did not try. 1 failed to reduce
iroy weight. I dropped aociety, aa I did not can
lto be the butt ot all the Jokes. It waa .raba.--raaalng
to have my trlenda tell me 1 waa (tatting
IBtout, aa no one knew It better than myaelf.
QMJi.--.lU -- lO tail VOJXa '
1 bau to study the cauw.ot .'AT. When I
tflacuv.ro. the cauaa I toll-, the remedy, '-'he
French Method gave me an Insight. ' 1 Improved on
that. Removed the objectionable ,leature, added
'more pleaaant onea, and then I tried toy plan on
inyaell lor . week. . It worked , Hke ma.lo. I
could have '..,.- -
SCBEASEED , W5CTC JOT
at the end ol the lm ween when the scale. 'told
me I had lost ten pounds by my simple, , easy,
harmleaa, Drugleea Method. It a a,' pleaeure
theu to continue until I -regained 'my normal sell
ln size. I leel fllteen jyeare youofw. . i look III
I con years yo .gel. My Ootld Chirr baa entirely
Idlsappearod. I can' wa)it,.wwork; no- I '.can
Icllmu a mountain. .I'aiji. norma,-- ,'slxe. t can
weigh Juit what I want, to- weig lu I am matter at
liny own body now. J. did not starve, out uat all
I wanted to. I did not, take Sweat- Bathe. I. did-
iiiot Drug. I used no JCieotricty, or harmful ex
erclsee, but I found, the Simple, Bane, Common
i.enie WAY of reducing tat weight and t'apuile
lit. I have tried it on others. My Doctor says I
lam a perfect plcturo ol health now. I am nc
longer ailing. 1 am now a happy, healthy woman,
(Now I am going to help others to be happy. , l
lhave written a book on the subject.- If you are
'fat, I want you t0 have it. It will tell you all
jabout my Harmless, Urugless Method. To all whe
'tend me their name and addreea I mail It FRBB,
,as leng aa the proaent aupply lasts. It will save
you money. Save you from Harmful Drugs, Save
yon from Starvation Diets, Harmful B-enlsea,
possibly save YOUR LIFE. It Is yours for the
lasklng without a penny. Just send your name
and address. A Postal Card will do and I'll be
iglad to send It bo that you can quickly learn
ihow to reduce yourself and be as happy aa I am.
Writ today as thla advertisement may not sp
ipcar again in this paper.
HATTIB BIEI e& Barclay. Denver. Colo.
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Items Welcomed
By Many Men
This recipe tan be filled at
home, so that no one need know
of another's troubles, as the in
gredients can be obtained sepa
rately at any well stocked drug
store. .They are in regular use
and many different prescriptions
are constantly being filled with
them.
This will prove a welcome bit
of information for all those who
are overworked, gloomy, despond
ent, nervous and have trembling
i um on, fieart p.ijniiiuii, urinr,
cold extremetles, lnsomanja, fear
without cause, timidity in ventur
ing, and general mammy to act
naturally and rationally as others
do, because the treatment can be
prepared secretly at home and
taken without any one's knowledge-Overworked
office nven and the
jnany victims of society's lat,e
hours and dissipation will, it is
said, find the restorative they are
in need of.
i ll tne reader aecwes to try u,
I get three ounces of ordinary syrup
f sarsa.arilla comoound and one
ounce compound fluid balmwort;
mix and let stand' two hours; then
get one ounce compound essence
cardlol and one . ounce tincture
cadomene compound (not carda
mom), mix all together, shake
. ncii miu iniia , icmjaahhui cm. I.I
I eachj meal and one when retiring,
f A certain well-known medical
expert asserts that thousands of
I men and many won,n are suf-
Iferers all because of dormant, cir
culation of the blood and a con
sequential impairment of the nerv
ous force, which begets the most
J dreadful symptoms and untold
I misery. Advertisement.
If there is to tm a solitary voter left
unregistered after the polls close next
Saturday night at 9 o'clock It will be be
cause that voter has hidden or heeded
not. For the republicans, the bull moos
ers and the democrats are all out looking
for the unregistered. Perhapa every un
registered voter in the city of Omaha
except the first voter and the man who
has moved in since reg-stnUkin day hist
year, haa been tabulated and his name
and address is now the property of one
of the three committee, at work In the
city if not all three of them.
The republican county central commit
tee has a record of between and 9.000
unregistered repabtican. tn Omaha whoi
memories it hopes to Jar before Satur
day. This list does not include new resi
dents of Camaha and boys that hare at
tained their majority since the last reg
istration last year. Every one of these
that can be reached will receive a card
r letter before Saturday urging him to
register.
Register to Save Time.
Two years ago the matter ot voting by
certificate secured from the city clerk
on election day was somewhat facilitated
when City Attorney RIne gave an opinion
that the matter of bringing two free
holders to the city clerk's office might
be dispensed with, providing the voter
would take the two freeholders to the
polls to vouch for trim when he presented
his certificate. It is a question whether
this ruling has any standing this year,
and if the matter is brought up it Is a
question what position Judge Ben S.
Baker would take on the matter. ,At any
rate getting certificates from the , city
clerk on election day is always a cum
bersome task, as the office is usually so
crowded that many have to wait for
hours for the certifate. On the other
hand " registration takes but a minute
when once a man steps to the polls.
Unregistered Hepuhllrnn.
The tabulation of the republican com
mittee shows that in the First ward
republicans have not yet registered; Sec
ond ward, B65; Third, 1'jlOO, estimated;
Fourth, 428; Fifth. 934; Sixth,. S06; Scv
enth, 815; Eighth. 677; Ninth, 922; Ten).h,
765; Eleventh, 83E; Twelfth. 1,200, esti
mated. The democratic county committee, to
gether With the candidates, has decided
that a campaign must be waged to get
the voters out.
The bull moose committee has called a
meeting for Thursday evening, at which
time registration will be the theme of
discussion. Cards have been prepared
by the bull moose local committee calling
attention to the last day of registration
Saturday. These are being circulated.
Car shortage causing a delay in the ar
rival of dining room furniture, nor de
lay in the arrival of carpets, were not
all the real troubles which confronted the
men who were striving with might and
main to get the new home of the Com
mercial club ready for the reception Mon
day evening.
Tlie police of Omaha had a share in de
laying arrangements, llayden Bros, had
the contract for providing the furniture)
and carpets. A special train had been
ordered by Joseph Hayden to bring ths
delayed dining room furniture from Des
Moines Sunday. ThiB was expected early
.In the evening, having been promised by
the railroad company. Thomas Qulnlan,
general manager for Hayden Bros., was
on hand with a force of men and several
auto trucks to hustle the furniture to the
new rooms.
When 10 p. in. Sunday night arrived
and no special was in sight some of the
crew of laboring men whom Quintan had
ou band suggested they might take one of
the trucks and run up town for a drink.
They evidently knew where the lid was
being lifted.
When the special arrived at midnight
QuirUan began to look for his men, but
they were nowhere to be found. He took
un automobile up town, and after a most
diligent search found the crew in Jail
They had been caught getting their drink
in one of the place which were raided
Sunday night and all landed In jail.
Quintan balled them out and the Com
mercial club furniture for the dining
room was all in place before daylight
Monday morning.
Railway Mail Men
Get Raise in Salary
Six' hundred men have been promoted
In the railway mail service of the. Four
teenth division with headquarters at
Omaha. -The word has Just been received
from Washington at the local office and
Assistant . Superintendent Johnston is
busy making the new adjustments Jn the
salary records-. Six hundred men receive
a raise of from $100 to $200 per year. The
chief clerks are to receive a raise ' of
$200 per1 year. Their salary, will be raised
from $1,800 to $2,000 per year, taking ef
fect October 1. '
The-promotion in sal art as .of this body
of employes comes through the reclassi
fication that was provided for last sum
mer by the department. It means that
In all 1,300 clerks are to get a raise in
pay.
All Dogs to Be Safe
After October 23
Fido will be perfectly safe to roam
about the Btreets, chase cats or howl at
the moon after October 23. The city dog
'catcher has been ordered by the com
mission- to quit catching dogs after that
date. The majority of the. canines have
gone south for -the winter and those re
maining are of a quiet, home-loving dis
position, says the official executioner of
stray dogs.
In the summer time dogs are great dis
turbers of the peace, but the approacn
of winter, the high price of coal and the
soaring cost of groceries, frightens them
into a quiescent state, only occasional
.whines giving notice to the citizens that
;they ''still exist.
) Kyeft the telephone in the dog catcher's
office will be 'discontinued after Novem
ber T" In the meantime, however, the
dog catcher Is expected to carry on his
campaign, as his salary ceases when the
new order; goes into effect.
St. Joseph Man is
Killed at Valley
.
John F. Ivern, a St. Joseph, Mo., apple
merchant, was run over and instantly
killed by Union Pacific train No. 11, one
mile eat.t of Valley yesterday morning at
7 o'clock.'
Kern was walking from Valley to
Waterloo, having missed the mornlnif
train. A short way out from Valley he
met the train going west. Stepping over
to the other track he waa walking on
one of the rails when he lost his balance,
slipped and fell under the train and was
decapitated.
Coroner Crosby went to Valley and
took charge of the body. Relatives tn
St. Joseph were notified of his death.
Woman Gets Heavy
Damages for Injury
,
Alice Fitzgerald, who was thrown from
a street car while attempting to alight
a year ago, was given a verdict for $6,000
by a jury before Judge Sears in the law
division of district court. She had sued
for $10,000.
SCALP LACERATED WHEN
HE FALLS FROM STREET CAR
Martin Shields, 1210 Dorcas street, was
slightly injured at 8'30 Tuesday morn
ing when he was thrown from a slowly
moving Riverview Park car. Shields was
standing on the rear platform and when
the car gave a sudden lurch at Tontth and
Mason streets he was thrown off. He fell
on his head, receiving a scalp wound.
He was taken to police headquarters,
where medical attention was given him,
and then taken to his home.
QUICK ACTION BY FIREMEN
SAVES BEARD'S GROCERY
When firemen foroed entrance to the
4. H. Beard grocery atore at U4 Famara,
In response to an alarm at 8;3Q yester
day morning they found a tub of gaso
line, an upturned candle, and the ashes
of a burned newspaper in the center ol
the room. The oil was burning fiercely
and in another five minutes would have
spread to the entire building. Assistant
Chief Simpson" threw a tarpaulin over
the tub and smothered the blase.
Passenger Representatives of East
ern Railway Meeting at Borne.
WANT TO KNOW OMAHA BETTER
Alt-ouch a Confrrenor I Held Kvery
Tear the Idea of Uathrrlna tn
Omaha to Lrarn More
About tbr !,
iwemy-one jvaMveiigAr representative i
of the Nickel Piste railroad gathered hflre I
yostorday for the annual conference.
They reprost-nt every district of the err-
vice between the two coasts, some coming i
rrom Hoeton and others from jolnts In
California and Washington.
Though it is aimed to get together once
a year, discuss business and exchange
ideas, the prtcipal object In coming to
Omaha Is to get acquainted with the re
sources of the west.
The party of officials is headed by B.
F. Horner, general pussanger agent, with
headquarters lu Cleveland.
The party of officials Is mad up of
the following representatives:
B. R, Horner. Cleveland; L. P. Burgees,
Boston; Jonathan Story, Boston; R. "E.
Payne, Buffalo; c. K. Bartlett, Buffalo;
J. Y. Calahan. Chicago; C. A. Melln,
Penver; J. C. Melenbacker, Erie. Pa.; F.
P. Parnlti, Fort Wayne. Ind.: C. C.
Lowry. Holland, N. Y.; a. B. Burrows,
Kansas City; C. A. Asterlln, Minneapolis;
Jay W. Adams, San Francisco; H. A.
Bonn, Seattle
County Dads Fire
Careless Janitors
For dragging a leaky can of machine
oU across the first floor of the county
building and streaking the floor, three
Janitors were discharged by the Board of
County Commt.-toners. County Buildlns
Buperintendent J. M. Calabria was in
structed to release them on November 1.
The Janitors are Hurry Dworsky, 8.
Barns and A. Syrians. Whou the com
missioners spied the, long brown strvsk
on the floor they etui-ted an liivwtlgatUm.
The grease wag absorbed ,by the cement
composition floor.' It 'cannot be wusU.
out and only time will l.t it disappear.
Tfm
f Refined Shoe Styles
I for Women
Refinement is one of the
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The choicest leather is
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pers; the soles fare
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material and work
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At the price, Mayer Honorjpilt Shoes cannot be
equaled.
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Key to- the Situation Hoe AdvwtMng,
A Lady's Comment
On Medicine and Religion
J. VI'. Copeland of Dayton, O., pur
chased a bottle of Chamberialn's Cough
Remedy for his boy, who had a cold, and
before the bottle was- all used the boy's
cold was gone. Is that not better than to
pay a five-dollar doctor's bill? For sale
by all dealers. Advertisement.
J ne following letter is from a lady
whose name am not at liberty to use.
If I should mention her name, she would
be known by almost every reader. She
writes in part: - ,
Ir. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
"Your article entitled "Medicine and
Religion' has been head and re-read by
me many tunes. It seems to me that the
article contains the subs tarn of all that
has been said about Christian Science,
new thought, suggestive therapeutics and
other forma of mental healing.
"I am very much' pleased to observe
that you are putting out into the world
such useful literature. Jt will do untold
good, without doubt; not only for those
who take medicine, but for those who
try to get along without taking medicine.
Your article Is terse, to the point, and
will be read by thousands.
"Medicine and religion (have always
been very closely associated. Only In
very recent years have the two been re
garded as separate professions. I am
glad you brought this out so clearly. The
tendancy of today is strongly in the di
rection of medicine and religion coming
iback together again. With your Immense
facilities for spreading useful information
I am sure you will greatly asast the
progress of the times in sending out
broadcast such articles, i want you to
know that your efforts are appreciated.
"Aa to Peruna, 1 have nothing to say.
I very H-ldom mnke use of any medicine.
But I assure you that your article hae
So enthused mo wilih the good advice it
contains that It I have any need for
medicine I shall certainly buy a bottle
of Peruna. 1 shall not neglect to rec
ommend It to others also."
Pe-ru-na, Man-a-lin and Lu-cu-pla man
ufactured by the Pe-ru-na Company,
Columbus, Ohio. Hold at ail drug stores.
SPrOZAZ, WOTICE Many persons In
quire for The Old-time Peruna. They
.ant the Peruna that their Fathers and
Mothers used to lake. The old Peruna
ta now called Kataroo. if your dealer
doe not keep it for sale write the Kn
tiirno Company, Columbus, Ohio, and
they will tell you all about It Advertisement.
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Milwaukee
THE TWENTIETH CtHWRY FARMER
1b tbe Leading Agricultural Journal of the west. It. column are
filled with the best thought of the day In matters pertaining to
the farm, the ranch and the orchard, and it is a factor in the
development of the great western country.
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POLITICAL PARTIES FILE
STATEMENTS OF FUNDS
Two mote treasurers of political com
mittees in Douglas county have filed
with the county clerk statements in com
pliance with the state law requiring pub
licity of campaign contributions.
G. L. E. Kllngbell, treasurer of the
progressive county central committee,
states that he has received no contribu-
tion in excess of $25. W. E. Rhoades,
treasurer of the republican county cen
tral committee, makes the following
statement. Cash on hand August 1, 128.31:
from Sidney W. Smith, $50: from Harry
C. Counsman, $100; total, JJ.7S.3I.
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TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
1XSTRCCTIVEL.Y CONSTRUCT EX).
. .VRTISTICALI.r PRINTED.
--'V;",EST,.f THE WEST "
HALLOWEEN PRANKS
NOT TP RF PERMITTED
.The practical jokes and caprices of
boys in celebration of Hallowe'en will
not be tolerated by the police this year.
A large force of officers in citizens
clothes wfll be scattered over the city.
, All persons raising a disturbance, de
stroying property or guilty of any dis
orderly conduct will be arrested and
harshly dealt with.
Chief of Police Dunn said he would have
the entire first detail of , police work
from 7 i'ttll U o'clock each night be
ginning Thursday.
A Few Days Will Be Sufficient to Prove You Are Curable
A few minutes of your time for a few days and I will
demonstrate to you, without expense to yourself, that I
have a medicine that drives Uric Acid poison from the
system and by so, doing cures kidney trouble, bladder
trouble and rheumatism. I don't ask you to take my word
for it But simply want you to let me send you some of
this medicine so that you can use it personally. .
I am trying to convince sufferers from these diseases that I have something bet
ter than the usual run.of remedies, treatments and such tilings, and the only way J can
demonstrate that fact is to go to the expense of compounding the medicine and sending
it out free of charge. This I am glad to do for any sufferer who will take the time to
write me. Understand, I will not send you a so-called "sample, proof or test treat
ment," nor will I send yo,u a package of medicine and say that you can use some of it
and pay for the rest, but I will send you a supply free of charge and you will not be
asked to pay for this gift no will you be under any obligations.
All I want to know is that you have a disease for which my medicine is intended, as
it is not a "cure-all," and I give herewith some of the leading symptoms of kidney, blad
der and rheumatic troubles. If you notice one or more of these symptoms you need this
medicine, and I will be glad to .end you some of it, if you will write me the numbers of
the symptoms you have, give your age, and your name and address. My address is Dr.
T. Frank Lynott, 9047 Deagau Building, Chicago, 111, You promise me nothing; you
pay me nothing for it. All I ask, so there shall be no mistake, is that you send me the
numbers of your symptoms or a description in your own words, and that you take the
medicine according to the directions I send you. It is my way of getting publicity
for my medicine so that it will become widelv known.
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You will agree when you have used it
that is dissolves and drives out urio
acid poison. It tones the kidneys so
that tly work in hanr.wiy with the
bladder. It strengthens the bladder so
that frequent desire to urinate and
nther urinary disorders are banished.
It stops rheumatic aches and pain im
mediately. It dissolves uric acid crys
tals so that back muscles no longer
ache and crooked Joints quickly
ntratghten out It reconstructs the
blood and nerves ski that you soon feel
healthier and more vigorous, sleep bet
ter and eat better and have energy
throughout the day. It does all this,
and yet contains nothing injurious and
fs absolutely vouched for according to
law.
Sufferers from these dreadful and
dangerous disease can surely afford to
spend a few minutes a day for a few
days to demonstrate to their own satis
faction if they are curable, especially
when you consider no expense is in
volved, end I willingly give you my
time and my medicine. All anv falr-
j minded afflLcted person wauls to know
is if a certain thing will cure HIM or
HER, and here Is an opportunity to find
out without coet, obligation or lmport-
These Are the Symptoms
1 Pain in the back.
A Too freijaent desire to urinate.
8 Sur-lag o abstract Um of nrlne.
4 Fain ov oTeness la the bladder.
5 Prostatic trouble.
8 Oras o paia ia the stomach.
7 Owoaral oeMlltr, weakness, diiil
nes. a Ttn ot sors-. ttader right rib.
O Swelling la any part of the body.
10 Constipation or liver tronbla.
11 FsUpltatloa ox Mia nadet heart.
la Pain in the hip joint.
13 Paia ia the sack or bead.
14 Pain or sorees In the kUtners.
15 Pain or swelling of the joints.
16 Pain or swilling f the mnacles.
17 Pain and soreMS la nerves.
18 Acute or ohronlo rheumatism.
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DR. T. FRANK LYNOTT
who will send medicine to anyone free of charge
ltij,.?f Ul"i', THK,Si:; 'KVV DAYS eases thoroughly. It is the largest book order to do this 1 must know that vou
ail ti, tnr".1"K VoX in your life, of the kind ever written for free dis- need medicine. Write me the numbers
writ r, , ah 1"tereBte2 enough to tribution, and a new edition is Just be- of symrtoms that trouble you. and your
i ""''"" aiHo mg prinieu. j win also write you a lei- age, ana j win promptly carry out my
i, 11 i i J '"'e '"ueiraieni it or aiagnosis anu ineaical aavice tnai promises, snow an lnclinatlrn
nie-lcal book which describes these dis- should be of great help to you; but in cured and you will be.
tO DO
To the Publi8hr$ of The Bee, Omaha, Neb.
My Dear Sir J wish to certify to you personally, that it id a fact
that J am prepared to f,ive away packtget of my medicine Jree to any out
who needs it and that I heme eet atids a large turn of mom y for that purpose,
Any cf yur readers who believe that they have need of such medicines-
are welome to send for it. f will supply each of them ivith a sufficient
amount to prcve my claims tree of all
cost to them. I trust all who need it
will write tne.
Yours sincerely,
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