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TIIK BEE: OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1913. 13 AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Gangsters Plan to Sacrifice Every thing to Hetain Office. STRAW MEN UPON TICKET Niintlirr of Them IMnceil There in Order to FnrnUh Slnervn of War While Kent Will See About tfrctirlnir Ufflcra, According" to local rtemocrats who had hoped that they might have some notice In the pseudo democratic orgnn of local affairs, the Glllln' gang will still control the Inspirations that Illumine the dally recdrd of the would-be arbitrator of South Omaha democracy. For, as usual, every one on the ticket Is to be sacri ficed, to the Olllln gang against which, even among the democrats of the city, there Is & deep-dyed opposition In behalf of good government Democrats complained yesterday that slnca the Olllln gang has essayed to ob tain,' dictatorship of democratic affairs In South Omaha, the democratic strength has been' gradually railing qff. This statement the .critics back up with the figures In the recent election, where, the democrats fell off to an 'extent ijnprece dented. 13. ! P. Roggen, formerly, a - republican, now deputy to ".lawn J.," Is accredited with betng the author of a deep laid plot to continue the gang In office forever. One of the pleasant Imaginings of the ordinary democrats Is tho method of operating that la said to exist among the "TJillln gang's cabinet." At any rate, It Is not the cabinet who pays, but the saloon men and others who are given straw places merely for the purpose of forcing a campaign donation from them. Then when tho money Is collected tho gang gets Itself re-elected and laughs nt tho crowd. The funny part of the editorial gyra tions of tho Glllln organ Is tho assump tion of loving care for the republicans of the city. It has never been quite able to understand how the republicans of the city have been able to maintain a strong virile organization,1 that cannot bo bought or bribed, Moreover, It Ib iU sorted by republican lenders that tho statements relative to ticket choosing were amply disproved by the refusal of the republican club to endorse any set of candidates before the primaries. It Is the sense of the republicans through out the city that tho best ticket ever offered the public is to be. made up of men chosen from those who filed for the republican nominations. It's simply tho citizens of the city, democratic and republican, against the Glllln gang and Its prophets. No t'ouiiell SlectliiR. City Attorney Henry C. Murphy, to gether with a number of other city offi cials;, left yesterday afternoon for Lin coln to represent tho city Interests be fore tho committee that sat to consider Gassy Stomach Endangers the Heart Gas nml Other Forms of Indigestion Aro Quickly Ilclieved by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Undigested, food, forms gas.. In the stom ach, which causes the walls of that qrgan tq expand and press against the heart.. If this pressures should be' allowed to become heavy t might result very seriously, as tho heart must be kept perfectly free In order to perform Us duties. If the stomach Is overworked, its mus cles become tired and gradually grow weaker, until they;aro unable to take care of tho food properly. The glands fail to provide the Juices necessary to digest the food. Oqb(s form and cause all sorts' of pain, misery (Uid',wretchedness, as well aa extreme danger to tho heart. It Is then that the stomach calls for help. Ordinary medicines are impossible. They hot only fall to help the, stomach but injure the entire system. Medical men have, studied the stomach and have discovered that the digestive Juices con sist largely, of pepsin, hydrochloric acid and' ' nitrogenous1 ferment. What, then, woud. be more natural than to supply these''! properties artificially when the stomach. Is unable to produce them? That is the .object of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. These powerful little agents re lieve tho stomach of its burden, thereby giving It an opportunity to regain Its nor mal strength. They, tone up, strengthen and revitalize tho secretory glands, mu cous membranes, absorbing glands and muscular walls. Tliey restore to the stomach its lost powers of digestion bo that It can again do Its work without assistance. They contain, in a concen trutcd form, every element necessary to digest. fill sorts. of food, whether aold or alkaline-. . If you experience an oppressive feeling Just Inside the lqwer end of your breast bone and extending upward, towards your hearf,'Jdc4... not; hesitate, an 'instant;' uet Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets from the near est druggist at once and (take. one. In a few minutes the path will leave yon and you will feel better,. Take a tablet after fach meal for .several days and your stomach will bhee more perform Its duties, All druggists. 1W1 hern, at Wc a box. An Appeal to Wives You know tho terrible affliction that comes to. many homes front tho result of a drinking, husband' or' son. Ypu know of thejrnohoy ' wasted on '"Drink" that Is needed ll the home to-'purchase food and clothing; . OJIRINB has laved thou sands of drinking man. It is a home treatment arid "con" be given secretly. "Vour. money will' be -refunded If. after a tilal. It has failed to benefit. Costs ontj vl.CO u box. Copne Jn and get a free book lot and let us tell you" of the good Olf KIN$ is doing. Shrnuui & McConne" Drug Co.. lfith and- Dndge. 20"- No. 10th. 34th anjl Far tiani iWl Drug Co. 18th and Harney ii mi' (.eo:ge S. Davis, Council Bluffs. la V , tistn int. the Howell water bill fast night At the last minute Mayor Hortor was un able to go to Uneoln. There was, how ever, no meeting of the elty council be cause of the absence of John S. Walters, who went to Lincoln; Tom Alton, who Is 111 abed, and Henry Hurtnott. who was unable to attend last night's pro Jrcted session. It Is understood that last night would mark the last of the big water district fight conducted by the Union Stock Yards and the city. Itetter Mall Sei-v-ce. The postofflce officials here have Just been notified that the direct servlcpbe tween Omaha depots and South Omaha and tho stock yards station anil the same In return from the stock yards station to tho depots In Omaha will tako effort' on the morning of March 6, 1913. This schedule of car service will reduce tho time In transit of mall matter for either dispatch or delivery fr6m twenty minutes to over an hour. Thero will be fourteen trips dally on week days, eleven trips on holidays and four trips on Sun days. Uesldes receiving the mall from tho South Omaha postofflce and the stock yards stations tho clerks on tho car will make additional collections of street let ter boxes on Twenty-fourth street. The service, according to postofflce of ficials, ought to do away with the numer ous complaints that have come In to the local office tho last two or three years of the time between .arrival of mall In Omaha and the time that It was received In South Omaha being too great lor the distance Involved. This new schedule will give the commis sion men and packing houses, as well as tho banks, considerable more time In preparing their mall for dispatch and tho delivery of mall to them will bo corre spondingly expedited. Heath of Mrs. Mend. Mrs. N. B. Mead, for twenty-seven years a resident of South Omaha, died late Sun day night at her residence, 117 North Twonty-second Btroct. Mrs. Mead was 61 years old nt the time of her death and Is survived by her husband and two daughters. Mr. Mead was for many years manager of the local office of tho West ern Union Telegraph company. During the last two yenrs he has been special agent for the Western Union. For more than a quarter of a century Mrs. Mead had gathered about her a largo clrclo of friends. Funeral services will bo held at the fumlly residence Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Harpy IMoneer Dlrw. Mrs. Johanna Meyer, a resident of Sarpy county for over forty years, died Sunday night nt the residence of her daughter. Mrs. T. P. Fulcher of Bellevuo. Pe is survived by her husband and seven chil dren, two sons nnd flvo daughters. The funr.-al will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at Bellevue. rlrnt Asfi. There will be a lot of people saying things to you In the next few days about politics, but let us tell you tho first aid to your pocketbook Is to buy your neces sities right and thero is no firm in Ne braska that Is looking after your Inter ests more faithfully than John Flynn & Co. First aid about tells It. There will be somo people offer you half price when you don't need the goods. They must charge you two prices when you do. Compare our prices with anything. within your reach and you will see a difference. Open Wednesday evening. JOHN FLYNN & CO Mnglc City noivltim: League. ' CULKBNS 'CUBS. Name. . . 1st. 2d. 3d. Total: Cavanaugh 151 HI 212 604 Culkln 14fi 17G 126, 44" Stefford , 145 155 ISO 4R0 Noland 15fl 15(5 193 505 Thomas 17S 180 171 535 Total ...775 814 S82 2,471 Handicap 35 33 35 105 Totals 810 849 .917 2,670 SOUTH OMAHA ICE CO. Name: ' " , J 1st. . . 2d. 3d. Total. Co 141 179 104 487 Martin 100 207 177 554 Gribble 158 193 179 630 Mann 153 154 ISO 600 Bennett 155 ICC 155 4(55 Totals 772 89S 874 2,542 Manic City Gossip. Mi-o w -T Hlnto' nf Twpntv-fnurth nnd I streets Is seriously ill. If. Goldberg has returned from a two weeks' visit with relatives In Kansas ;Clty The Presbyterian Ladles' Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. B. .Cheek. rrv T aIa.. OamMi QMn T.nrltna AM en. clety will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. Bolcourtj 1016 Har rison street.. . . Tho condition of -Desk Sergeant Michael Corcoran Is reported as en couraging today. ' Mrs. C. P. Miller and Miss Llllle Cop land have gone to Arkansas, where they will spend the balance pf the winter. Order a ease of JETTER'H BOTTLED rt rri T" TP T7 T3 nallvnrr1 r vnili hnmo Phone South 8CS or South 803. Wm. Jetter. Mrs. James- A. Hall will leave In the near future for Salt Lake City, wnere Bhe will Join her husband, who is perma nently located at that point. Mrs. Leon Llesenberg of Mason C'ity. Ia., who has been spending borne time with her brother, Collen R. Ferguson, of this city, left Sunday night for her homo. Charles Williams, aged 40 years, died this morning at St. Joseph's hospital. The v.a.1.. la n f T nrlrln'n unrlArtnk Inn" rnnml. uuuy in cw ......... , - - - .Fneral arrangements will bo made later. Mesdames D. L. Holmes, sr, c. uiiss and F. A., Van Sant will entertain at tea Tuesday afternoon at tho residence of Mrs. Holmes, Twenty-sixth and E streets. The Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist qhurcli wlllmeet to morrow afternoon"at the-home of Mrs. J. E. Conneli. 827 North Twenty-fourth street. E. R. Leigh, .president of the. kchool board, Is In Lincoln today on business ter pertaining to the school district Jylll .'tonight,. , , ' John Elliot, park superintendent, wno ttt.A tfatiii-rinv fnr thn democratic nom ination to tber council from the Fltth ward, considers a uira in me nana worm two In- the- bUh, so he withdrew from the race-yesterday -I .. rMArtr D.mf WIiaaIai- dV-nfflnTn auditor of the clty,'vhiw completed hlk wonthly report showing the condition r.f tno city tunus at me cioae ui uusmeoa February 28. The total balance on hand In the city treasury Clerk heeler re, ports to Iks I190.315.M Fire in Postoffice Does Small Damage; Fireman is Injured Rubbish in a Janitors' closet on the fourth floor of the federal building caught fire In some unknown manner early last night and caused, damage amounting to less than ?!6. Mike Qulnlan, captain of No. 1 truck, while working at' the blare, foil down a flight of stairs receiving a bad scalp wound. He was. taken In the chief's car to. the emergency operating room at police headquarters for "treatment and a Chauffeur Clyde Dunn turned a corner, the machine skidded on the slippery pave ment and dashed Into tho rurb. snapping off both front wheels. No one was hurt I but the chief machine was out of com I mission for the rest of the night Oinaha Woman's Club Endorses Public Welfare Measure The members of the Omaha Wonmn's club passed a resolution at the meeting Monday afternoon Indorsing the bill which is now before the Nebraska legis lature which provides . for a commission for conservation and publicity of the re sources of Nebraska. R. V.'rarlsh, man ager of the publicity bureau of the Com mercial club of Omaha, was tho speaker at the meeting In favor of the bill and urged the club to do all In its power to ad in passing tho bill. Mrs. F. H. Cole. General .Federation secretary of the stnte.r'made the motion that the Omaha Woman's club Indorso tho bill, house roll 423, and It wis unanimously carried by the club. Mrs. Bruce McCulloch of South Omaba, district vice president of the state, was the guest of the club. The program- of the afternoon was In charge of- the philosophy nnd ethics depart ment, of which Mrs. Mary .11. Newton Is leader. Tho , department, has made o study of tho jihlloKophy Jf St. Paul this winter. Rabbi Frederick Cohn spoke on "The Philosophy ol! St. Paul From the Jewish Standpoint." ', ' "Paul had no philosophy ; 'his doctrine was theology." said Rabbi Cohn.1 He stated that tho members of tho club had asked him to talk on a subject which they liad chosen for him, and It Was the first time he had brought the subject of religion before the club; how ever. It was nt- their request, and ho would speak freely, fuljy and frankly upon the subject. He told of tho Jewish belief In Jesus and how Paul had been the founder of Christianity. He said that the belief in snlvatlon by faith was the doctrine of Paul. Social Leader Tries To Blackmail Rival CHICAGO, Match i. Mrs. Maildo Stew art of Antlgo, Wis., a social leader and wife of a prominent merchant, was ar. rested by federal detectives here today charged with sending a blackmailing lot ter to a rival social leader. Mrs. Stewart collapsed when Uhltod States Commis sioner Foote held hor In $3,000 bonds. The letter which caused ihe arrest jf Mrs. Stewart was written-to Mrs. II. K. Vanostland, who, the government de tectives say, Is a rival of .Mrs. Stewart for leadership In Antlgo society. Mrs. Vanostland attended a recent meeting of tho Daughters of tho American Revolu tion In Washington. In tho letter Airs. Stewart made some accusations against Mrs.' Vanostland In connection with tho Washington trip and demanded that she place a sum of money In a crevice in a IMjst In the outskirts of Antlgo. Mrs. Vanostland turned the letter over to the postal 'authorities. A dummy pack age was placed In the post and It Is de clared that Mrs. Stewart was seen taking It. The state's attorney declined to un dertake the prosecution of tho case.' The postal authorities in 'Wisconsin took tho matter up and Mrs. Stewart was arrested here today on advices from District At torney Goff of Milwaukee. L0EB SENDS RESIGNATION AS CQULECTQR OF NEW YORK NUW YORK, March 4. The resignation of Wl'llard Loeb, Jr., collector of the' port of New York, has been' sept to Washing-' ton, It was said here today. Mr, Loeu's withdrawal frdm office was forecasted reqently. A position as managing 'di rector, of the Guggenheim companies, with a few o'f which he already Is asso ciated as a director, has been created tor him. Woodrow Wilson as president 'wilt act upon tho resignation, which Ml'. Loeb asks to have accepted on or before March 8 On that date, Mr. Loeb's bond of UHS,. 000 as collector expires.' .... Two Die of MrnltiKltla. CAIRO. III.. March' 3. The deaths of two more persons at Gale, 111., and the appearance of an additional case of spinal meningitis has caused the county com missioners to reopen the special Isolation hospital established thete.at the time of the epidemic a few months agu. ATTRACTIONS IN OMAHA. BoTdi "The Third Ssgre Brandelsi Julia Cu ulp (matinee), "Madame X" (evening), Empress i Vaudeville. Oayetyi Extravaganza. Hippodrome Vaudeville. Xrugt Burlesque. Orpheum: Vaudeville. Matinees at Brandals, Empress, Oay- ety, Hippodrome, Xrug and- Orpneum tneatcrs. Mlu Wulil Visit Friends. One of the entertainers with the Hippo drome road show, is a girl who, while In thp theatrical profession for the last seven or eight years, has hover appeared here professionally until this week. She is Hazel lleston Wall and during Iter girlhood was a student at the high school. Her first public nppearance was' lor an Elks' benefit held here about eight years ago, She is the niece of Past Grand Exalted Ruler George P. Cronk of the Elks. Miss Wphl Is appearing with her husband, Edward Lucas, under the team name of Lucas and lleston. She is ex periencing a very busy week In Omaha, her time while absent from the Hippo drome being occupied In renewing ao-, qualntanc with her girlhood friends. Muny have already bestowed floral offer ings over the footlights and her InvltallonR to. dinner parties are so numerous that she regrets that she Is to' be hero for but one short week. Mix finllowuy'a Itroml Amliltlon. Louise Galloway, who Is playing the leading part in "Little Mother," an Or pheum road show playlet, this' week, does not enjoy being on the stage and Is plan ning to raise chickens Instead. For this purpose bhe has purchased a farm near Boston, where she expects to rpend her vacations and her old age. "I am devoting every spare moment to the study of farming and chicken rais ing," said Miss Galloway, "for I want to be a successful farmer, you know. It Is a mistake for anybody to enter uuy busi ness blindly. Most pcoplo smile when-1 tell them that I am going to ralscchlck ens, but I don't sen why they should. I think It is a very practical thing to do." Miss Galloway's, new house has nlnei teen rooms and - when asked why she wanted such a large home she replied; 'I do not believe In belnz so)fish, . 1 want tn have a place where I can Invite my friends to come and spend months and perhaps years with mr There are many lonely people on the t:ige who dislike tin" profession Just as nun h as I do. and It Is to, tlicau pout, UivU uLtuaatS that 1 Georgia Startles Country With Great Blood Remedy Drives Out Rheumatism, Malaria. Catarrh and All Impurities that Affect Skin. Nerves and Organs of Body. The Day of Arsenic and Mercury Gone Forever. 1 Scl tiiti DSscotw Botanical' AntUot. (or Blood DboaM. In on. of the greatest private labora tories in all the world there Is prepared a remarkable remedy known as S, S. H And an army of men and women bear testimony to its marvelous effect Iri curing blood diseases. There Is not a stage or condition of any form of blood disease but what a simitar case has been completely and radically overcome, - utterly, banished and the entire blood supply, the tissues; the mucous surfaces, the bones, the Joints, the mouth and throat, the hair, and scalp, the eyesight all have recov ered their normal state of health by virtue of this wonderful S. S. S. And these facts have been put to the most sovere tests they have withstood tho sternest test of nil tho test of time. They have met the most rigor ous, the most searching of all blood teats the scientific and accepted Was serman teBt. I And these wonderful Vesults have been accomplished by a scientific moth od that has completely overthrown the vicious and destructive use of mercury. Iodide of potash, arsenla and all other, mineral poisons. A ctt Era I) aims. To what extent artlculatrheumatlsm, locomotor ataxia, neurasthenia, and pernicious anemia owe their origin to tho use of mineral drugs Is a matter of speculation, but It Is generally agreed they are legion. And yet the wonderful S, 8. B. not only drives tho impurities out of tho blood but so re pairs the function of nutrition throughout the body that the destruc tive Influences of even the mineral drugs are overcome, Tho materials of which S.. 8. 8. is made, are gathered by expert botanists and the great Swift laboratory has been visited and com mended by men of national fame, both In statesmanship and In business life,. Not one ounce of drugs enters this famous laboratory. The medicine is prepared from the native roots; the virgin elements are extracted by a comprehensive and" extremely scientific process; and thus Is given to the world the greatest antidote for blood disease to be found anywhere on tho face of the earth. An Institution of Learning. But the. Swift laboratory does not stop at the preparation of S. S. S. It has resolved itself into an Institution for the Instruction of those who need , Words Jhat Ring True. ' January 11, 1913. Swift Specific .Company, Atlanta, a a. . Dear Sirs: I.im In receipt of your letter of recent., date and appreciate same. I 1 'as thinking some time ago that I 'would like to bo able to reach same of the unfortunates who do not know what your remedy will do, and advise them of It and steer them clear of 'those who site them up, find out what they are wortji.and what they are making, and then, aa sp often happens, proceed to get It until the victim gives up In despair. am planning a country retreat." I'romlnen of tlif I'reas AkciUm. Miss Eugenie Ulalr In hor best success, "Madame X," will open a two days en gagement at the Rrandels theater tonight and a very large gathering of admirers of Mis Blair Is sure to be. an. hand to welcome h.er back to Omaha, Thn en gagement will be for two days with n matlneo on Wednesday, . The largest, mailorder sale In several seasons is in progress at the Hrandels theater, 'where a special clerical force has been engaged' to .attend to the ruth orders foi William Taversham's all-stav production of "Julius Oaesar," which will be the 4ttractlon at tho Drandels theater Thursday and -Friday, March (1 and 7, He sides Mr. Faversham the cast include Frank Keehan, Uerton Churchill, Fullei t Mellish. Miss Julie Opp, Miss Jane Wheat- ' ley, Arthur I'Jilott. Lionel Belmore and I'OO others. Scenlcally the production Ir calculated to.ecllpee all previous efforts at realistic, colorful and artistic settings The seven massive Bettings were painted by Joseph Harder, the London artist, from designs furnished him .by. the late Sir Alma Tadema, the world renowne'l painter of Roman scenes. Who also' did the designs for more than QOO costume worn In the production. USE FOR RESINOL IN EVERY HOME Keep that Soothing, Heallne Oint ment Always Heady for Vne. , The same soothing, heullng, antiseptic! medication which makes Reslnol Oint ment so successful for eczema and other skin eruptions, makes it also tho Ideal household remedy for a score of troubles that constantly arise In every home. It quickly heals burns, scalds and wounds;. Is an excellent dressing for ulcers, felons, bolls, nnd stubborn sores; stops ItchlpK at once; gives prompt and permanent re lief from piles, and Is Invaluable for many minor skin troubles such as cbld sores, pimples and chaflnKs. Retlnol Ointment positively contain nothing of a harsh' or Injurious nature, It is absolutely pure and so gentle, yet effective, that It can be used freely on the most Inflamed surface or the tender est sjln, even of a tiny baby. Doctor have prescribed It for eighteen years You can test It free by writing Dept. 3-S Reslnol, Baltimore. Md., fur a geuernur sample and a miniature cake of It lmi Soap. Bvf ry druggist sells Reslnol o nt went in two sties, opal Jarst fifty tcnti" and u dul.ur AUcrtUuni.nt guidance; to whom the knowledge and medical wisdom of world-wldo expe rience Is priceless and yet can bo had for tho asking. All who aro In any way oinictcd- with blood disease, ec ema, lupus, catarrh, nhcumatlsm, psor iasis, mucous patches, copper spots, falling hair, fading eyesight or any other external or Internal effect of blqod disease are tifged to ut once procure a bottle of S. S, S. nt any drug store, department or general storo nnd Immediately fill out the coupon on this page foV private, personal and confidentially sealed instruction and ndvlce 'for" successful homo treatment. This matter Is so important nnd of such great value that It should be attended o at once. But of all things do not permit unyone to sidetrack' you on to any of the myriad of blood tonics. Ask for 8. S. S, or send for It, and bo sure you get B, 8. S. This Great laboratory I the Preparation Blood Bath Knocks Rheumatism. Remarkable Effects of a Remedy Thst Actually Irritate tho Entire Blood Supply. It sounds queer to take a blood bath but that Is prpclsely the effect of a most remarkable remedy known as 8. 8. S. It has the peculiar action of soaking through the Intestines, directly into the blood. In flvo minutes. Us In fluence Js'at work In every artery, vein and tiny capillary. Every membrane, every organ of the body, every emuno tory becomes .In effect a filter to strain the blood of Impurities. The stimulat ing properties . of S. S. S. compel thq skin, liver, bowels, kidneys, bladdor to all work to thn one end of casting out every Irritating, every pain-Inflict.-lng atom of poison; it dislodges by In ,lhls I know of -what I say, but I do not getin touch with men who n'eed assistance for they keep their troubles )o themselves,., but I always Intend it) advlso any that I may have the prlvlr lege. I wish you could se'o a photo of me now and one a.ypar or so ago. .1. tell you the treatment, I. took pearly, ruined my stomach. And I tint willing to Write to anyone" 'ybu'-refer to me'arid'w'ltl be glad to foel like having my name, and photograph published. Thanklnc you very kindly for what you have done for me, I am, Very truly, (Name given upon application,) $3,000 for CHARITY FIRST CALL FOR MARCH For'DOO subscriptions each month till Juno, the Curtis Co. will pay $3,000 to tho Invalids' Pension Assoi clatlon, which wllf Insure myself and fifteen other Buffcrors $10 a month each loavlng f 1,000 for advertlslrr! 4,403 Subscriptions Written; 1,597 Yet to Write Thanks to tho generous response of my subscribers, the 500 w.ere received for February Put YOUR RENEWAL COUNTS DON'T WITHHOLD IT I have Jain twolve yearB with my body dead from waist down, Including the lower organs. There is .neither feeling nor powor of emotion in the uffllrted parts, nor functional knowledge or control. Yet, friendless and , bedfast, unable even tb Bit erect, only ns 1 support myself with my hands, I must literally support myself or .perish. The. situation is terrifying, for my lifeless flesh will no longer bear my weight. Yet tomorrow, were, 1 111 or unable to provide, I would bo deserted. NOW Z cannot live alone. Hence to Insure sufficient liuslnsss to pay nurse and clerical fctlpyx will earn 13,000 for the' Invalids' Pension Association, which will Insure myself and fifteen other sufferers 910 a month caoh, wbloh with tha la trt on ths 85,000 previously arnsd, will glvs m 833 a month sis s th X. P. A. will fall and tho 95,000 previously sarnsa will go to ths Ortchs and Visiting Hursts. 100,000 HUlibrribe for these imiRu.lneN in Iowr and Xcliraskn. Thousands purchase these magazine : on if news NtnndM who could wive 91,10 a year. If you prefer to snd your orders direct, for mercy's sake, ask the1 pulillhliern to credit MibMTlptlon to Ai;eitt John (lortlon, Oinnhn. Itut clerks forget better tuoJl to me I mtfst hnvo -07 In .Mnrcli; plcaso get them in. Your check Is good. Phono Douglas 7103 today. Always , GORDON, Irrigation all accumulations In the Joints, dissolves add accretions, renders them neutral and. scatters those 'pecu liar formations In the 'nerve centers that cause siicff mystifying and often baltllng rheumatic pains, 'And best of all, this remarkable rem edV is welcome to tho weakest stomach. If - you have drugged yourself until your stomach Is nearly paralyed, you will bo astonished, to find that 8. S. S. gives no sensation, but goes right to work. This is because It la, a pure veg etable Infusion; Is taken naturally Into your blood Just as pure air Is Inhaled naturally Into your lungs. The great'SwIf t Laboratory has spent fnllllntla rf alnllnra In niirfi nr. nrl. duclng and flaclnR In the hands' of t,h public 'this wonderful remedy, so give your blood a good bath with S. 8. 8., for It knocks thn worst forms of rheu mattsm every time. Devoted Knttrely to of 8. 8. 8. Do not fall write to the Swift Spe cific Company. 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