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rilti BKIfi OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, .JANUARY 14, 1914. FIRST ARGENTINE CORN HERE 2?eok is Brought from New Orleans fcy Earl Beardsley. INFERIOR TO THE HOME GROWN drain Men Siot Much Kxerclncd Over the Importation of the Crrenl from the South Anterl- . ran Country. Passenger Clerks Will Discuss Bates at Chicago Meeting A passenger rale meeting has been called tit Chicago Wednesday and rnto clerks from nil over the country are gath ering there. It Is sold that It will be one of tho largest attended meetings held In tho Inst ten years, as the lining1, up of alt rates to and from Minnesota points will come up for adjustment. Tho Chicago meeting at this time will deal almost entirely with the Minnesota rate UotIon. The supreme court re- ! WOULD LEASE COUNTY LAND R. B. Howell Wants Part of Field Club Tract for Reservoir. BRINGS PICTURE WITH HIM Hat In Spite of the Pretty Trees the Commissioners Ak. Time to Tnke the Mntter t'n dcr Adrlsement. The first Argentine corn ever seen on the Omaha grain market was brought In by KarV Beardsley of tho Merrlam-Mll- laivl r m n n r and linn I. 1 n r. nr 1 on ono of the tables in the trading room I,,, . , , , ... , ,v,. .v, niirantbi .....n. Minnesota should.be tho legal passenger than tho regular prlceNuotatlons of tho to bo charged by tho railroads Prior d to the decision the rate had been 3 cents The Argentine corn that Mr. Beardsley ?T "e Th,t chane,n1flkc" " nec'",a'y brought In was not for sale, but Instead nc ,le ft",l. 'rom, P"C tlcally every railroad station In the United States. The now Minnesota rate becomes opera tlve May 1, and It Is thought that It will consume all tho time between now and then to lino up tho rates and get them before the public. At tho Chicago rata meeting the Union I'nclfla Is represented by Preston Davi son, Its chief passenger rato clerk, and W. I Hughes, his assistant. Tho other Omaha roads aro represented by rate was a sample of about one peck that-he brought up from New Orleans with him. By all of the grain men the corn was pronounced much Inferior to tho Ne braska cereal, although It Is almost free of moisture. Mr. Beardsley was In New Orleans last 'week, and while ho was there a vessel came In from Argentina, bringing a cargo of corn, It having been tho first lo have over arrived on that market. It was sent i. n. , i, k .1..- .1 i i . rf, WV .J B"n- clerks from tho Chicago and St. Louis awe MIU fwaWU W :Otlllb 4iJ limi Intflftm ui mo umivu amies nu ivnuo BOia. If wnts nnt sttt ft n t te nw J.-.. coins at 2 to 3 cents below United States CHARGES SILVERS WITH corn of a similar grade. The Argentine corn sample that Mr. Beardsley brought was taken from the cargo Just as It run. In appearance It represents a cross be tween the yellow dent and tho old-fashioned eight-row Yankee corn, tho kernels being rather small and Irregular In size and very hard. The husk of tho Iccrnol Is said to, be thin and brittle. StHdles Corn Sltnntlon. While In New' Orleans Mr. Beardsley made something of a study of tho Argen tine corn situation, gathering Informa- BEATING HIS MOTHER llaymond Walker of Lawrence, Kan Journeyed to Omaha Monday for the ex press purpose of filing a complaint against Joseph Silvers, 2211 Douglas street, charging him with assault and battery on Mrs. Kdna Walker, his mother. Mrs, Walker, who lives at the same number as does Slivers, Is confined to her bed with paralysis, said to bo caused hv millfln nf Rltl'ftr, n.fn.l. n,wm.H.l tlon from dealers and from some of the Iearned of ftffalr 8undav whon ro. .. um,m.,1Cu v..o oipmoik celved a Mie from the bedridden woman. Ho found that tho freight rate was very ne flc1 . comnlalnt Tuesrtav mnrni It. B. Howell, chief of the Water board, at a conference with the Board of County Commissioner, declared that he would like to lease twenty-seven lots near Thirty-sixth and Pacific streets, owned by the county, for a reservoir site, but that he did not desire to buy them unless hn had no alternative. "So far as I am concerned," he said, ,,I would consider It would be mord ad visable to lease the lots, but I would do slro an arrangomrnt by which I might buy them In the event the county should sell tho remainder of the tract I am nnxlotls to lease them .now because 1 think I shoult start work on tho reser voir next spring." Mr. Howell said his Intention was to build a CttW.OOO-gallon reservoir to be supplied from the Poppleton avenue pump ing station. Although ho brought with him a pretty picture of tho proposal reservoir, showing It surrounded by trace and grass, some of thecommlsslonsrs expressed fear that It might Injure the value of adjoining property. Mr. Howell said the walls of the reservoir would be twenty feet above the surface of tho ground. The commissioners cavo Mr. Howell no definite answer, but Indicated that they would make an Investigation and con sult with the county attorney. They wero Inclined to think they would prefer to sell the lots desired by Mr. Howell, which nre at the northeast end of that portion of the poor farm grounds leased by tho Field club. Congressman Does Not Understand Income Tax Law Some Idea of the complexity and tech nicality of tho Income tax law may bo gained from the fact that Dan Stephens, member of congress, has written Boss L. Hammond, collector of Internal rev enue for the district of Nebraska, asking that Mr. Hammond send him Income tax blanks and tho Instructions for properly filling out the blank. "The next time a bill passes concrete Pit try to sco that It Is so worded that un ordinary congressman can comply with tho law without resorting to his friends for an Interpretation of the law," declared Mr. Stephens In closing. low, as tho corn was. used for ballast, but tho sum charged ho did not ascer tain. Mr. Beardsley learned that heretofore about all of tho corn that Argentina has exported has gone to England, with Ger many taking a small quantity. Last year tho crop of the country, which was con sidered normal, aggregated 260,000,000 bushels and the most ever oxportod In any one year has been 210,000,000 bushels, a quantity Just equal to tho yield of ..o braaka during one of Its good years. While tho receipt of tho cargo sold tho against Silvers, who will be given a hear ing Wednesday In pollco court. NORTHWESTERN HELPS OUT TELEGRAPH SCHOOL Northwestern main lln wires have con tacted the High School of Commcrco telegraphy department with tholr lines nrid from now on regular messages wilt be constantly passing through tho room, thus giving students actual prae tlce. In this way those taking tho teleg a Now Orleans market off a bit Mr. Beards. tn i. .1.1. ley sees no reason why, If all tho Arecn- knowledge of what will bo expected of tlno corn should como to the United thcm whcn thcy gm,illatc. nnd w, b, Htates. It could hold tho market down to ttb)o t0 m tnenwlve, accordingly. Many any extent, as tho entire crop would not ,iavc nlready signed for telegraphy for .v, BU4-j,.y u,u consuming the coming term, uimiiu in;iu uuro iimn a wcck ai me longest. Jury Awards Widow of Owens Big Sum Henrietta Owens was awarded a vcr diet of 17,000 against the street railway company by a Jury In .tudgo Day's court for tho death of her husband, John B. Owens, who" Mas killed at Fortieth and tamllton streets. The Jury was out from 5:S0 o'clock Monday night until 9:30 q'clock Tuesday morning, and the plaintiff asked for $25,000 damages. Owens was killed as he walked around the back of the car from which ho had alighted as It was turning around at tho terminal on a "Y." Tho Occident occu"red on October 24, 1912. Mr, Owens was chief operator at tho Western Union. Flynn Leads in the TJ. S. Marshal Race Local democrats who have been looking for the appointment as unitoa maicn marshal, are now conceding that the place Is likely to fall to' Thomas J. Flynn, city clerk. A local Ccmocrot of somo standing, whose name Is held In con fidence, has receive! a letter from a high official In Washington In which It Is stated that Flynn Is practically acciaou upon for the place. Dispatches from Washington yesterday mentioned Flynn as the most likely can didate for the place. The commission of William Warner, present marshal, ex pires January 25. Thus, unless he Is al lowed tq, hold over for some time, ns npss Hammond has done In the office of collector of Internal revenue. It Is likely thnt the appointment of Flynn will be officially announced In a few days. TAYLOR PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY CHARGES W. F. Taylor, arrested by Detectives Sullivan, and Lahey for forging Judgo James E. Novlllo's name to a check for 116.C0 nlcaded guilty In pollco court and was bound over to the' district court with bonds fixed at $1,000. Tovlnr rnshcd tho check with John Sambo, a local saloonkeeper. Do Yon Fenr Constlpnllont Dr. King's New Discovery will help euro your cough or cold, no matter how chronic It Is. Try It today. 60c and U. All druggists. Advertisement. Mr. or Mrs. Dyspeptic! Regulate Your Poor, Weak Stomach Pape's Diapepsm Wool Growers Have Many Dates Ahead Qencral Freight Agent Lano of the Union Pacific has gone to Cheyenne to be present at tho Wyoming Wool Grow ers' association that convenes there Wed nesday. Tho Cheyenne meeting Is ex pected to bring In a large number of the flock masters Of Wyoming. -Colorado and western Nebraska, probably at least 200. Following the Cheyenne meeting the National Wool Growers' association will convene at Salt Lake Friday, continuing over until Saturday and It Is expected that a largo number of tho delegates to tho Wyoming convention will attend. It Is supposed that from Salt L&ko a num ber of the delegates Will, go to Denver, whero they will attend the National Western Livestock show to bo held thcro January 10-24. Digests all your food, leaves nothing to sour, f ormont and form gas Stop starving! "Really does" put bad stomachs In order "really does" overcomo Indiges tion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and sour ness In flvo mlnutos that Just that makes Papa's Dlapepsln the largest sell Ing stomach regulator In tho world. If what you eat ferments Into stubborn lumps, you belch gas and eructato sour, undigested food and acid; head Is dizzy and aches; breath foul; tongue coated; your Insldes filled With bllo and Indigest ible wasto, remember tho moment Pape's Dlapepsln comes in contact with tho stomach all distress vanishes. It's truly nptnni.iilnc almost marvelous, and tho inv is its harmlessness. A lariro fifty-cent case of Pape's Dla nnsln will gfve you a hundred dollars' worth of satisfaction, or your druggist hands you your money dock. It's worth Its weight In gold to men and women who can't get their stomachs riniintrt. It belongs in your home- should always be kept handy In case of a. sick. sour, upset stomach during tho day or night. It's tho quickest, surest nnrt mn. harmless stomach doctor In tho world. Advertisement. PILES $500 REWARD Tor any case- of tcx.es that SB. KASCWEXVb cannot cure. HO PAlNf no ncmnnv wrtur TTHnrXBB. P When Cared. vtiHM. n h. mna npflmlnint naottla in Omaha, and from all Trt at ths TTnltad Statks nave been curs d by un, hazwxli, anting jus an years in uzqhub. 408-10 OMAHA NATIONAL BANK Vaona Xcd 4M0. 1TTK AMD FAXXAX STXXETB. OMAHA, Little Lad Bitten in-Novemher Dies of Hydrophobia 'Bitten nearly two months ago by a doe belonging to their neighbors, little Hugo Chaieupka, Jr., aged 7 years, died at tho heme of his parents, 1306 North Twenty sixth street, Sunday night of hydrophobia. unu jtugo was playing with somo other children In November when ho -u. LUi. 1 ... . . I . 4 u it ten uy me ub. J' or several aays he was troubled with a slight wound. which apparently healed, and he seemed as well as usual. Last week he was in school when he began to feel badly. Thursday night ho was sick, and his father, Mike Ch&ioupka, who Is an em ployo of the First Trust company, thought It a minor illness. Saturday night the little fellow becamo violently 111 and died Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Dr. Ed. ward Chaloupka and Dr. Hugo Chaloupka, ! both of South Omaha, are uncles of rha bd. The body was burled yesterday after- IIOOB; $6,000 Cash and Premiums I To women and to children under 15 years of age, a DETROIT EU TOURING OAR. To children exclusively, A TONY, CART AND HARNESS; 5 PIANOS 5 4 DIAMOND RINGS; 4 handsome TOILET SETS; 4 dainty LA VALUERS. To tho young women in tho outside towns organized, A FREE TRIP TP CHICAGO. $1,006 TO ORCANIZATfORS-Diylded Into Two Premiums: 1st Premium, $750; 2d Premium $250 PATRONIZE THESE DEALERS M. & M, Voting Coupons, issued by the morchantB whose names appear In this list, are good for votes in The Omaha Bee's M. & AI. $6,000 Voting Contest, Tho dealers here named are authorized by Tho Bee to issue these coupons on everything sold in their stores at the rate of ONE VOTE for each cent cash purchase at the counter. Ak for your M. & M. voting coupons insist on tho coupons when you sottlo your account. Bring the coupons to The Doe Contest Department at least once a week and get' for them a voting ballot. ' The list of merchants, line and location of business follow. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR DUE DILLS. Ice Cream Men to See Tornado Films How Omaha's tornado-swept district i was rebuilt in ninety days will be I graphically told with motion pictures Monday evening by K, V, Parrlsh of the publicity bureau at the opening session ot the stato Ice cream men's convention. A Wg reel of the film pictures will be tised to show the tornado district the day after the cyclone, ten days later and the how It looked after three rnonths of industrious restoration. The famous films showing Omaha's Wholesale, retail, commercial und manu facturing districts, Its schools, parks boulevards and other points of attraction also will be shown before the Ice cream"! men. These latter films have already been exhibited to over 3,W0,0O) poopU uuring the last two years. The convention la the annual one of tho Nebraska Ice Cream Manufacturers' as sociation and wilt bo held at the Hotel Rome. Monday and Tuesday. Commencing I Tuesday, for two days, the Iowa Ice cream men also will meet there and the two groups will hold Joint meetings on Tuesday. BIG FIRMS ARE LOOKING UP THE SUBCONTRACTORS ! Two Chicago contracting firms which ire preparing bids for tho erection of the new Kontenelle hotel at Eighteenth I and Douglas streets have asked members Ot the Omaha Builders' exchange to get in touch with them for subcontracts. They are the George A. Fuller company and toe Thompson-ntarrett company. Tho bids on the whole job are to l in Ihe hands of Architect Kimball by Thurs day noon. ARRESTED ON SUSPICION Of THROWING RED PEPPER Alex Harter, Tesldlog at lodging hduss. waa arrestqd Monday by Detectives Dunn astd Kennelly at Twelfth and Dodgo streets on suspicion of being the mendi cant who .threw red jeppr in the eyes of Lawrence Brooks, S24 North Nineteenth atreei. Brooks 1 apt to lose bis sight I y ref n of the beggars assault Coach Kerned y , "I take mfeoswre in rocommendla; M Coufc Hetaedy to my cus- I have coanaeac in It X ftarf.thsjt.jMy are pleased with It and cH Mr A wfB in need of such a amrmrr ww J. w, pexson. mob (wast, Ms. by all dealeraAd- OMAHA SEALERS ATJTOMBIX.X8 The T. Q. Northwall Co., 012 Jones AUTOxoBXxs mnmi. Arthur Htora Auto Hupply Co., !0S0 Farnam. BAXXXT. ' Myera Dakery, 2202 Karnam. OOAX. The C. W. HUH Co. sAsroxxa aoabxkt. Pastime Pleasure and Danrlug Club. Douglas Auditorium. ISvery Thursday evening. SAXKlC miOBBOTg. Alamlto Sanitary Dairy, 1812 Far nam, BXHSl. Dalrd Pharmacy, 17th & Douglas. Ooldman Pharmacy, 24th & Lea venworth. Khlers Pharmacy, !8th & Leaven wnrth. Farnam Hill Pharmacy, 252 Far nani. Iteevea Drug Co., SSUi Ave, & Leavenworth. J. 11. Bchmldt, 24th & Cuming. Seller Drug Co.. 213 N. 25th. Bchaeferti Cut Price Drug Store, 324 N. 10th. ' Adma-Halght Drug Co., 24th & Lako. Adams-Halght Drug Co., 24th & Fort. Dundee Pharmacy, SOth & Under wood. eXVXXAZ, BOIBCXABBBIX. rhlllp CJrecnbcrjr. 60S H.-JQth. 4Ht80XB8, It Kulakofsky, 2404-S Ames. Ftodman Bros., 40th & Cuming. F, A, Flals, 20SS Sherman Ave. 13, It. Pankrata & Hon, 3908 N. :4th J. lierkowlts. 1502 N. 24th. i:imcr Anderson, 3024 Leaven worth. J. Adelion, 27SB Davenport John Wlaler, 48th & Leavenworth. Hteln Bros.. 4002 Hamilton. Louta Kommer, 49th & Dodge. Chas, P. Shaw Co., 13J1 Park Ave. P. Sherman. 3501 N. SOth. Oto. rioss. 24th & Maple. Itosonbldm Bros., 103S K. 40th. II ltachman, 2802 Sherman Ave. Iteed Bros., 2223 Leavenworth. The McCoy Grocery Co., 2221 Mili tary Ave. C F. Kelly. 6720 N. Stth. Tom Johnson, 20th & Lake. llotilm & Slmfer. 24th and Wirt. Ram Flnkensteln. 2002-4-8 N. 2tli. Tuilmian Bros., 18th & Chicago. Tuchman Hro. 24th & California , Tuchman Bros.. 25th & Davenport 1 Louts Zlev. 3226 California. XABBWAXB. Burnett Hardware Co., 1612 Har ney. jxwsz.mT. Aaron's Gift Shop, 16th & Fornnm XJtUKBXT. Nonpareil Laundry Co.. 1708 Vinton. Twenty votes for each one cent. tiaxTura rrxTuxx. Harwood-Pope Co. StUEATB ABB BXOTXHQBS. Fred Bonneaa Provision Co., 2221 Leavenworth. Fred Holiness Provision Co., 608 8. 16th. riAxe. Orkln Bros., 16th & Harney. Schmoller & Mueller, 1311-13 Far nam. , ?xoTsexAraxx. Tho Iteyn Studio. 16th A Howard. 0BTXX MOM. Townsend dun Co., 1514 Farnam. WeBB, TTOBIMOtM ABB BXY MM. Wm, Vaak. 1254 8. 13th. TAxxaiw. MrCarty & WlUon Tailoring Co.. 304-t a 16th Ht. VAJX.SHM, CT&SAXBJM, BTBftB. Dresher Bros.. 2211-13 Farnsjii St. 7B14ATB1M The PttJtlme, Theater, 2th & Leavenworth. Suburban Theater, 411S N, I4th. The Ocm. 1258 S. 13th. Apollo Theater, 29th & Leaven- worth. CIuivo'h Theater. 2655 Farnam. Lyrlo Theater, 17th and Vinton. Star Theater. 1814 N, 24th St. The five-cent theaters will give 50 Votes on each admission, SOUTH OMAHA. BAXXXV. A. Blake, Home Bakery, 432 N. 24th. C2.BAVSMI ABB J3TXX9. Tim Pantorlum. COAX,. The C. W. HUH Co. BXUaSXSTS. Forrest & Moally Drug Co.. 401 N. 24th. SKY etOOBS, BOOTS. SK0B8 AXB TUX NIB SEIKO SOOBB. Vacek Dept. Store. 312 N. 24th. a-ivsi, TBH ARB rwBkmr-iTVB OBXT 8T0B8. Maglo City 6. 10 and 26-ccnt Store. 396 N. 24th. BXOOBBXBB, HEATS ABXt PXO XSXOHS. United Provision Stores, 318 N. SXOB BXBAXBXjra. Friedman Bros.. 9 S. Main. SXOBS. Hamilton Shoe Store. 412 Broad way. 10 votes for each one cent. Cash purchase. 30 days only. FLORENCE. X.TTMSEB. ' MInno-Lusa Lumber Co. SKOXS.ZBBBXSKXMa AND jjxt aoops. Larson & Efferibtfrger. O. IC Hardwure Co.. 415 N. 0BWZX.BT. Jacobson & Furen, 240i N. HXXOVXBBBY. Miss IC A. Ityan. 519 N. 24th. 10 votes for each 1 cent for next 30 days only. Cash purchase. jtoyrxa bxotoxb tksatbk. llesao Theater. XjATTKBBT, Nonpareil Laundry Co. COUNCIL 1) LUFFS. OX,OTXXBXS. rUBKIHKINO OOODS ABB KATS. Joe Smith & Co. 10 votes for each one cent. Cash purchase. 30 iluyn only. COAX, OOXPAXT. Council Bluffs Coal & Ice Co. BBUGS. West Knd Pharmacy. 32d and Broadway. DBUQS, BAXBTg, OX.ASS. Geo, S, Davis. 200 Broadway. aXOOSBXBS. John McSorley, 805 Main St. B. W. Whitehead. 2016' 6th Ave. OK00BBXB8 AXB BOB ATS. I. A. aillnsky. 3141 Broadway. Julius Keppner. 1102 6th Ave. Star Grocery, 3227 W, Broadway. P. It. Hwber. 113 E. Broadway. 0. C. Sorensen. 628 16th Ave. GXOCBBXBS. BOBATS ABB ?BBD niche & Seeley, 1601 Weat Broad way. BBBOXXXBS. M3AT, BXT flOOBB ABB HBTX0B8. 1. M. Nelson. 603-605 N. 18th St XABBWABB. P. C. De Vol Hardware Co.. 501 W. Broadway. XVABWBKY. Eagle laundry, 718 W. Broadway. Save laundry slips, 20 votes for each one cent XOTOXOYCZ.BS. BICTCX.XS, SPOBTXKO GOODS, The Cyclery, 317 Broadway. BXCTVBB ABS AX? CfOOBS. II Horwlck, 309 H. Mall). PAXXTS AXB WAIL rAffXX, 11 Borwlck. 209 S. Main. XIOTITXB TXSATSX8. The Nicholas, C47 Broadway. Elite No. 1, 641 Broadway. Elite No. X 545 Broadway. BXBTeaXAX'XXX. C. A. Riley, 317 H Broadway. YSXXOUM, WACiexS. XACPX.B- MXXTS. Marvin C Vun Dcrveer. 12-21 Fourth St BXAX6MI Laustrup Piano Co.. 340 W Broad- way. 0IT-0F-T0WN DEALERS ARLINGTON. AVTOXOBXX.E AXX YAXSC SCAOXXXBRY. Fred Echtenkamp. xixuas. John C. Webber, OBXXXAX. 1CBXOXAXOXBX. J. W. Halton. XBWSPATSX. Review-Herald. DLAIR. OXtOTKIXK.' Ed Matthiesen. xmusB. Farnhom & Son. BXY SOODS. v The Bee Hive. rXiOUX, TBBs AXB COAX,. J. CS. Long. . , SBOOBXIBS. J. Mueller's Grocery. XABBWAXB. ' ' The Arndt Hardware Co. XXWSBA7XX. The Pilot DENSON. BXY SOOBS. M, J. Chalupsky. OXOOXXXXS. Knudsen Grocery Co. XAXBWAXX. Byars Hardware Co. XitTMBSB. Rlvett Lumber & Coal Co. PIOTUXS TXSATSX. Wm. H. Sacklledge. COLUMHUS. 'bxuos. Purity Drug store. OXOOXXXXS. W. F. Schram. rBXXXTBXX. BBSS, VXBEX TAXXXO. Herring & Malone. XAXBWAXB. Boyd1 & Bagats, XXWSJPAFXX. The Journal. ?AXX.exxxa ox.oyxxx axb axxrs' rBxxxsxxxa. The Toggery. TKXATEX. North Theater. . FREMONT. CX.OTXXXS- AX OEXTS' roxxxaxxxas. The Hub. rux- ruxxxztrxs. Kavlch &. Wllshbo. aXOOBBXXS. Frank Hanson. XAXBWAXB. N. M. Hansen. GLENWOOD, IA. SXOB STOXE. Vinton & Worlunan. OXOOXXXXS. F. O. Whipple. sxuas. Bed Cross. Drug Co. CXOXXXXa, SHOES. TURKISH- XXOS. Hamilton Si Matthews. JEWELRY. J. B. Johnson. XXEATEXS. Scenic Theater. XXWS7AFEX. The Opinion, LYONS, oxuas, C, 8. Newmeyer. rUBXITUBE. G. E. Cleveland. OXOOEXXES. Metcalf-Coffee Co. JSWXX.XY. Harry A. Martin. LUXSEK, OOAX. AXB 7AXK aCAOXXXBXY. J. Shumway & Son. XEX'S rtlXXXSXXXQS. D. Moloney & Son, X'XWSFAPXX. Lyons Mirror. OAKLAND. CXOTHIKa AXB SHOES. Wick the Clothier. sxuas. W. W. Roberts Pharmacy. OXOOXXXXS. Larson's Cash Grocery. XAXBWAXB. C. W. Foro. JBWBX.XY. S. P. Person. XSWSFAFEB. Oakland Independent WAHOO. BAXXXY, OAXDY. CXQAXS AXB XOS CREAM. Swanbom & Hult OXtOTXXXCt AXB rTTXXXSXXXO. .Elmer Johnson. Bxtros T. St Martin & Co. YXrXXXTVXB Blggerstaff Bros. CtXXSBAX. XXXOXAXBX8E. A. Aaron. XiVKBXB, OOAX. AXb BUH.BI1TO MATERIA I.. D, B. Phelps, Lumber & Coal Co. MEATS AXB YXOYXSIOXS J. F. Gross, KOYXXO PICTURE TXEATEK. Star Theater. "Yes.daughterthats I IllaW IU1 VI imri You've only put it on twice, and the paln'a all gone, and my arm's 'bout as well as ever. I sure never saw anything so quick as Sloan's." , m k. So say thousands of oth ers who havo used Sloan's Liniment for many years for burns, scalds, cuts and sprains. Best for Spraimsl Wrist it.. II. S. Snokesfleld. HTS. 1 . li.. V II- Al llsnu, of Chicago, fa.. III., writes: "This oi winter I sprained si m w Wnn. n n rl i. n friend recom- hand. At are o'clock 1 Purchajcda DrnlncA her wiht. mended Sloan s bottle of your Liniment used It five KVwhatshewMdolngfor Heed Her Knee A Qirick fffifravMmiit Mr. L. Roland BUhop, or bcranton, f LIl. woolj, wrl tei: v.. wrltei: AS 1 was icaTini ray .-Th nthr dav I ( tK- far liinrh. I allorjed and fell. . .l?,HLtL. t nrVlnlnr my wrlit.and at four 5 ,"25:.?. .clock could not hold a pencil In my fallen uostalrs and IV 'This offlce for lunch. I slipped and fell. my knee, ai Liniment I used It or tlx times before I went w oea, d ghe n (),e wu awewuw ;n?sl()an',-thobest and It did mo lots and the next day I was of good." my hand as usual." liniment there is." SLOAN'S LINIMENT has jrreat antiseptic power. Use It for cuts, wounds, burns, and the sting of poisonous insects. At a dealers. Price, 25c, 50c and $1.04 DR. CARL S. SLOAN, Inc., BOSTON, MASS. I Will Stake This Medicine Against Your Time l Few Days Will Be Sufficient to Prove Its Value in Your Disease A ffw minutes of vour time for a few days and 1 will demonstrate to you, without- expense to yourself, that I have a medicine that drives Uric Acid poison from tho system and by so dolnK con quers kidney trouble, bladder trouble and rhoumatlsm. l don't, usk you to iuko my word for It. but Kimnlv want you to let mo send you some of this medicine bo that you can use it "personally. I am trylne to convlnco sufferers irom theso diseases that I havo somethlntT far better than the usual run of remedies. treatments and such things, and tho oiuy way I can demonstrate that tact Is to go to the expense of compounding tho medi cine and sending It out free of charge. This I am Bind to do for any sufferer who will take tho time to write -me unuer stand, I will not send you a valueless "sample, proof or test treatment." nor will I send you a package Of medicine and Bay that you can use some of it nnd pay-for the rest, butI will send you a supply freo of chargo and you will not be asked to pay for this gft nor will you bo under any obligations. All that I want to know is that you havo a disease for which my medicine Is Intended, as It 1b not a "cure-all,'' nnd I give herewith some of tho leading -symptoms of kidney, bladder and rheumatic troubles. If you notice ono or more of these (symptoms you need this medlclno, and I will be glad to send you somo of It If you will write me tho numbers of the symptoms you have, glvo your age and your namo and uddrcss. My address Is Dr. T. Frank Lynott,. 6139 Deagan Build ing, Chicago, 111. You promise mo noth-. Ing; you pay me nothing for It. All I ask, so there shall be no mistake, is that you send me tho numbers of your symptoms or a description In your own words and that you take tho medicine according to tho directions I send you. It Is my way of getting: publicity for my medicine so that It will become widely known. You Wlll agree when you have used It that It dissolves and drives out uric acid poison. It tones the kidneys so that they work In harmony with tho bladder. It strengthens the bladder so that frequent desire to urinate and other urinary dis orders are banished. It stops rheumatic aches and pains. It dissolves urlo acid crystals so that back and muscles no longer ache and crooked Joints yield to Its action. It reconstructs the blood and nerves bo that you soon feel healthier and stronger, sleep better nnd eat better and have energy throughout the day. It does all this and yet contains nothing Injurious and Is absolutely vouched for according lo law. Sufferers from these dreaful and dan gerous diseases can surely afford to spend a few minutes each day for a few days to demonstrate to tho'.r own satis faction If they aro curable, especially when you consider no expense Is Involved ssaBsBv SBMSPRBsBBBf BftMjjsBflBsk bWJbbsbbbsbW 'SBSBsBBSBBsW. and I willingly gtye you my time and my medicine, ah any icur- minded afflicted BB. T. rSAITK I.YNOTT who will send medicine free of chartro to those who need It, person wants to know Is If a certain thlnpr will relievo HIM or HER, nnd hero Is an opportunity to find out without cost, ob ligation or Important loss of time. THESE FEW DAYS may bo tho turn ing point -of your life. AU who are Interested enough to wrlto mo for tho free medlclno will also rccelvo a copy of my largo Illustrated medical book which describes these diseases 'thor oughly. It Is tho largest book of the, kind over written for freo distribution, and a! new edition Is Just being printed. I will' also write you a letter of instructions and medical ndvlco that should be' of great help to you; but In order to do this I must know that you need my medicine. Write me tho numbers of tho symptom that trouble you, nnd your age, and I will promptly carry out my promises. Show an Inclination to get well and wrlto me. lyid I will gladly send you a supply free. These Are the Symptoms: 1 Iain in the back. a Too Xrquent desire to urinate, 3 Nervousness loss of flesh. 1 4 Bain or soreness in the bladder, 6 Weak, watery blood. 6 Oat or pain in the stomach. 7 General debility, weakness, dlztl ness. 8 Pain or soreness under right rib. 9 Sclatio rheumatism. 10 Constipation or liver trouble. 11 Palpitation or pain under heart. 12 Fain in the hip Joint. 13 Pain m the neck or head. 14 Fain or soreness in tho kidneys. 13 Bain or swelling of the Joints. 1 a Pain or swelling in the muscles, 17 Fain or soreness in nerves. 18 A out rheumatism. 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