Till; I.KK: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBEIt V.U4.
Ajpokem
brief city news MRS. FELS TALKS
OF THE SINGLE TAX
' NOTED WOMAN PHILANTHROPIST ;
VISITING IN OMAHA.
Is 90 pure
Carbon! Carbon
is the basis of all
heat values. A
fuel shown by test
to average 90
heat and equally
efficient with the
best Anthracite
a fuel that is
also clean, smoke
less, free from
clinkers, with but
a trifle of ash may
conservatively
be called "The
Perfect Fuel."
Vulcan possesses all
these good qualities
and more. It is made
in regular hard coal
sizes. May be burned
wherever hard coal
can and does not burn
out fire-pots or grates.
For Sale Bv Vor Coal Dealer
(I rraucM fry
Coil Products Mfg. Co., Jovial. III.
Exolustv Domntlo Balsa Agents.
A twill-Ma kemson Coal & Coko Co.
XoOonalok Bldg., Onload.
Nebraska Fuel Co.
Ttlifhssi
DeajUi
430
DJitr&ctwi
hr Osaka
SaOatU
UBbuT.
LIQUOR
and- '
DRUG
Treatment
1602 8.10th St
Phone D. 7656 ,
OMAHA
AMUSEMENTS.
Your Friends Will All 6o to See
Mile. Anna Pavlova
at tha
CHARITY BALL
TONIGHT
$5.00
Lower Floor,
front !
Lower Floor, back and M EA
rtrst Row Balcony....,,
(Dancing; privilege free with above.)
Balcony, except first row
$1.00 $2.00
Dancing; privilege with fl AA
and - seats, extra 9 I UU
Dancing privilege to those not attend,
lng Pavlowa enter- (4 flft
tainment Ot.UU
You will be out of harmony with all
your surroundings tonight if you are
not at the Charity Ball.
rtdality Stornfe Taa C., Boag. .
Havs mot IrlBt It Now Pucon press
Ibii Tree X.lg-htinr Outfits Burieas-
Cii .uiden
Baldrtre-MMdea Co. ComP1on In.
- i.ncf Irmponlops for. ?;c.al rate, free
Bsaatlfal All Modern Homes (of u
n the easy payment plan. Bnk'"
..rally Investment Co. Thone Voat- W.
i im lTomlse o Be a l '-"
' nave you prepared for
' loc.tlna your office In the Km Building
(the building that Is always new)T
"Today s Complete Moria rrogram"
rlssslfled section today, an" an
The Bee F.XCLrSlVEl.f. t ma
the various moving picture theater offer.
Julias Orttla Ooe. Basl Tullus Orkln.
the Doimlas street mercnani ..
women's ready-to-wear clothing, has
gone to New York on a ten-nay m.y...5
trip.
To Bepalr Slevators Klevators In the
fcicral building are to be repaired to the
extent of under im e- --
poll'le of "safety Nrst ana Prv..
tion rather than cure."
WaUaoe is Injured W. R. Wallace sun
talnerl injuries Tuesday morning when
he fell from his wagon In front of his
home at 4110 Ida street. H was attended
by Police Surgeon Joseph Miller.
Bays Piano Oot Wet Mable U Leffke.
In a suit against the Omaha railroad asks
10 damages because, she alleges, a
piano shipped from Minneapolis to
Omaha was ruined by becoming wet.
Settle Parta Controversy City com
missioners have settled the controversy
about the paving material for Farnam
street, from Twentieth to Twenty-fourth
streets, by ordering the acceptance of the
asphalt petition.
Congratulates aenrorbnad During
a session of tha city council that body
passed a resolution congratulating the
local Saengerbund association on secur
ing the next national convention of that
organization for this city.
Several Tilvorcea riled The following
divorce petitions have been filed In dis
trict court: Victoria Newland against
T. D., cruelty alleged; Nathan Brodsky
against Anna, cruelty alleged; Klla C.
Garrow against Frank W.r cruelty al
leged. Srrett Has Costly Bleep Joseph J.
Errett, 4130 Lake street, reports to the
police that while waiting for a train to
Chicago he fell asleep In the smoking
room at the Union station and when he
awakened he discovered that 1T3 In $3
and $16 bills had been taken from hie
pocket.
Sues Union Peclflo and Standard OU
Suit against the Union Pacific railroad
and the Standard Oil company for 3,000
damages caused by a fire In her home in
South Omaha, alleged caused by oil
leakage and inflammable material near
by, set on fire by sparks from an engine,
has been started In district court by
Johanna Rupp.
Says the Movement it Gathering Mo
mentum Every Day, for the
Principle is Right.
ALSO BELIEVES IN SUFFRAGE
Bat Tells the A omen he flora t
fare tnythlaar . t a.iffraa
I ale This Kanrlamental
Iteform la Taken 1 t.
No Funds to Eebind
Books of Library, So
They Are Stored
With no funds available 'to cover the
expense of rebindlug 3.500 books in the
public library, Miss Edith Tobltt and the
library board have stored away the
volumes and will wait till some time In
the future to put them Into condition for
further circulation. , Miss Tobltt says:
Wa bate 24,000 book borrowers, many
of whom complain that they cannot se
cure certain volumes they want, because,
although the library owns them, the
books are so badly In need of repairs that
they cannot be circulated any more until
rebound. Each day the pile of 3.500 books
awaiting attention at the bindery Is in
creased by more volumes, for books are
worn out faster than runc-s can be spared
for repairs.
'At the same time, requests for more
new titles and for more library deposit
stations In new parts of the city con
tinue to come in. We are forced to deny
all such requests, because of lack ot
funds. Central Park, Fortieth and Far
nam, the Nebraska Medical college and
numerous business houses and factories
have recently requested the library to es
tablish branches or deposit stations with
them, for the convenience of residents or
employes."
A bill will be Introduced In the legis
lature this winter by one of the Douglas
county legislators to amend the Omaha
charter, so that the city commission may
appropriate more than $30,000 now an
nually allowed for library purposes.
"Single tax Is gathering momentum
every clay and will eventually come as the
fiinilnmentHl reform. " said Mrs. Joseph
Kela, widow of the late millionaire of
Philadelphia anil Iiondim. Joseph Fels.
soap manufacturer, reformer and philan
thropist. "How do I know It is coming?
Simply by the iy It la spreading and
the way It Is taking hold of the best
equipped mlnils of the world today. The
principle Is rlpht. It la God's plan and It
must triumph.
"Suffrage? Yes, I tle some attention
to suffrage. 1 have spoken for women suf
frage and I believe It Is a political prin
ciple, but I have told the women frankly
tliat 1 ilun't care anything shout their
getting suffrage unless they are going to
take hold of this fundamental reform of
single tax. That inunt come before all
other reform. 1 tell the women that If
they me going to keep on giving their
attention to mere patrhwork reform, I
have no interest in their auffrage move
ment. We must restore the land to the
use of the people for whom It was cre
ated." llldeoaa to Think of Poverty.
"It Is hideous to think that anyone
should be hungry this time of the year.
You aay you have a number of men with
out food or shelter on the streets here.
Well, that's hideous to think that anyone
should have to want for those bare neces
sities, where there Is so much In the
world. '
"My plan for Immediate relief of those
people? Why, of course, If they have no
food and shelter, you must feed them
and take care of them. That is the Im
mediate thing to do. There are no two
ways about that.
"But you say there nre ir the aggregate,
thousands of acres of vacant lots in the
city growing up In weels every year. Is It
not wrong to think that someone Is hold
ing that valuable and fertile ground out
of use In your city, when there Is labor
here that would like to cultivate It
"How would I put the system of taxa
tion of land values Into effect? I would
do it all at once. I would not go half way.
In Houston, Tex., they have gone part
ay, but they still leave 25 per rent of
the land value untaxed. That leaves 25
per cent to speculate upon, and there
should be no chance for speculation on
and."
Touching on the change that has come
over Houston since Pastorlza, as tax com
missioner, has put Into operation his plan
of land value taxation, Mrs. Fels said.
'We went from Louisiana to Texas, and
coming Into Houston it was Just like com
ing from sleep to life. There was activity
everywhere. Business is stimulated Build
ing was going on everywhere. Streets were
being repaved, and activity was everywhere."
Mrs. Fels Is traveling with Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Klefer of Cincinnati. Mrs. Fels la
lecturing on the world . movement for
single tax, and Mr. Klefer Is taking care
of the slngla tax propaganda, meeting
single taxcra wherever be goes. In his
work as chairman of Fels Fund commis
sion, the commission which acta as
trustee for the fund founded by Joseph
Kola to further the single tax movement
In this country.
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ajsai awaMaiHumiiwatawaaaaassa. sjssal
Read the "For Sale" ads it you want
bargains of the minute.
MB 3- JOSKPIl FK.I.S.
May Cut Ice in a
Week if Present
Cold Continues
in the event that the present cold
weather continues It will be lust about n
week before the cutting of Ice to go Into
storsge for next summer will beln. I'p
to this morning Ice on Carter lake, the
reservoirs and other bodies of still water
had attained a thickness of five and one-
half Inches. It froxe down an even Inch
since yesterday morning.
However, as tho loo grows thicker it
does not freese so rapidly, and for this
reason heads of loe companies assert that
It will be at least another full week be
fore lce-cuttlng can begin, even If around
ero weather should maintain.
Last winter ten and even eight-Inch Ice
was cut, but this was due to the fact that
cold weather did not set In until along In
February. To secure anything like a
normal supply such ice as could be found
had to be cut. It Is the desire of the Ice
company heads to get at least iwene-
Inch Ice, and consequently It Is necessary
to wait on the whims of the weather be
fore putting men at work on the fields.
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Charlie Ahcara: Mil. Mr.
yon Vadl.; Al.under
JDUSIt-
l.n coneilr Hoes; PolU ; Co.; Orvheum'Trnv.!
Worklr- ITIcm: Hat., (all.rr, lur, unl .aata
t;uept Sat. a thin.), &C M.hia: 10c, 26c, Wc, 76c
onaJiA's rvm CIBTX"
Daily Mat., Ift-as-BOe,
Xvgs., lS-aS-00-Tao.
Crop Report Says
Winter Wheat in
Good Condition
The government crop report showing
winter wheat in excellent condition and
another report Indicating an Increase of
about 4,000,000 bushels of wheat and an
Increase of about the same of corn in
the visible supply sold the grain market
off. Wheat was one-half to a eent lower.
and corn one-fourth to one-half cent
lower.
Omaha prices on wheat were from SI. 09
to 11.11; corn, 69 to XH cents, and rye,
fl-01i to 11.03. Receipts were: Wheat, SI
cars: corn, 30 cars, and oats, 14 cans. For
the first time In weeks there was no
durum wheat on sale. Offerings for It,
however, were around $1.28, the highest
ever known.
Nebraska Woman
Sees Mexican Battle
in Her Back Yard
In a letter to her father, C. L. Chaffee,
Norfolk, Neb., Mrs. George Babcook of
Mexico City writes that she had the un
usual opportunity a couple of weeks ago
to witness a battle in her back yard. The
writer declares tliat the fatalitioi mid
wounded after the shooting v ere plliablj
sights.
At that time the Zapatista were In
control of the Mexican capital and the
fight was between them and the oppos
ing forces.
"mm
Ho Worry About
Fire or Theft
am
when your valuables are
In our Fire and Burglar
Proof Vault. Glvo your
deeds, securities, mort
gages, Insurance policies,
bank books, etc., the ad
vantage of this protec
tion. You can rent a
Safe Deposit Box here for
$3.00 per year.
If THE BABY IS CUTTING IEETH
use
Mrs. AYinslow's Soothing Syrup
A SPLENDID REGULATOR
PURELY VEGETABLE-NOT NARCOTIC
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I -Ajt.iHKTl II M 1 111 !3
trl f or thia pur- I
of $M,00 lu.t to S
moua lbtar la p oa-
Wafaal that tha tlma haa m ta da.
ettasaarinc blow that it "ill aarar raouvar!
uniavn vvunn WIDOW." la the
ESSU"! BREAMlf MEXICO"
The runny aide of the Rebellion. One
uf the Urettteat Laughing Hits at this
theater lust season. Beauty Chorus of
Widow s Regular and Urasa
Tired Shoppers' Mat. Every Week Say.
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BOYD Deu?t'
TOBIOBT AM WCXI
Mats. Wednesday and Saturday.
The Boyd Theater Stock Co.
HER OWN MONEY
Blrbts 8 So sad BOei Mats., ase.
Mast Week "The Wemaa U
Tka Case."
BORROWERS TO SHARE ON
THE INSURANCE PREMIUMS
The building and loan companies of the
city are all adopting the plan of Insuring
the risks of borrowers and letting them
share In the profits arising from the
commissions on the premiums that usually
go to agents.
On residence risks the agents receive
20 to 30 per cent of the commission on all
premiums paid In. Under the plan aciopted
by the buUdlng and loan companies, they
secure the agencies of fir Insurance com
panies and write the policies, the 20 to
30 per cent being figured Into the dividents
and semi-annually divided among the bor
rowing stockholders.
po w have Bt Mid t) t upandous sum
cHunoDsirau. ior arooa mna mil mat r cia is
Itively tft firvfct hut key thaU U obttti
ipnua, tl
nar, Wi intend to convinc Mui
im wmi cv-otsr u
m wriisky oMn, at oor mwm i VI
rboirsocu and nsott dcliriotsn V V
bis il your etianc to ( In on !. feoat t9ajitt 1 J
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. i '7 V? to "rfoa t acoapt a 1 n, laathar amrad porta flaak ef
tS ,rf to SIJ whiakias ajbaa II I lltarallr placad ia rour baoda Iraa. ara out
.'vf'.'.W"."."?'!0 to raairtas U.4& aad waariU ihipTouataaca, tXIKliS
CHAhuKa rkhAU. . luil Quartaof aur Iri. War whlaka and wahyolr
Brat ar.lar anetuaa a haiidauma Laathar Coaarad focliiH filifd with tha
una whlaaay. aMolnuIr Iraa for trial purpoaa. brirk tl vhiskay la tha
Baak it our. atxoluUlr, B autter what Iron da with tha I quart bottlea. It
f 1 "? " Poi"l thaj whiiaar Jnu arar taatad. ravardlaaaof prlca.
uatraturatbaataot bottlai at aur apanaa, an j aou'll art your na,? bark at
ri;.'! wiwi vimni. yr arna W. foe lull quart, r XhltiSH
fil.PA10. and wa .I1 Miclcwa, EiJi. aa atUilwoal bottla lr see to tart
a tha aajaa libaral tanaa.
1 hia aaaaatiaaal Batioarlda fras dlatrtbvtlaa offi
nly . arhaa ul ai proprtatkoa lor tha purpoaa m fo
Ihia aaaaatiaaal BatioarMa fras dlatrlbvllaa offar Is for a Ilailta4 tlma
f Wlaa Our ai Daourlatloa foa tha nirMU tm mnm - i,.lfk.H ...
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ml one mam I mtUtyl alaka naaiUaneaa pajabla to
rill DISTIIXINQ CO U ftls
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An extraordinary offering of high
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and $30, at
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Every One a Remarkable Value
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Wonderful values in highest tjuality fabrics mnn
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$3100 values at $25.00 $40.00 values at $35.00
$35.00 values at $30.00 $45.00 values at $40.00
$60.00 values at $50.00
These garments are famous for quality and a famous
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FREE-TO THE -RUPTURED
5,000 RUPTURED SUFFERERS TO GET FREE TRIAL PLAPA0
No Need to Go Through Life Wearing a Useless Truss
or Submit to a Dangerous Operation;
Thla .tnarnua o(fr la mada br tha InTanlor
ot a arnadarrul "all-dar-nd-all-nlsM"-aorkliii
inathod wtilrh la to be uaad to tons up Slid
Mransthon tha rallied aiuarlM, Iharaattar
doln awaa with painful truaaaa altoaather,
and tha neceulty tor daniaroua cutting ocert-
Until.
HOTSXHd TO AT
To tha tint 1.008 iiitforrra arha aril a Mr.
illuart 111 sand a lulflrlant tjuantltr ot tha
Plapto WITHOIT CIIAItOK to anabla you to
.Ira It a thflroiurh taat. You par aothla. for
thla trial of riapao, now. er erar.
Full dlrectlona accompany aacb psrkaca. and
tha sppllrant la alao aant a rnpr ot a valuihla
4 pasa llhmtratad book contalnlns full tnfnp
matloa rasardlus tha niatho.1 whl-h was
awardad a IMploma with Gold Modal at Roma,
and a Illplonia with Orand Vrlt at ar.a. m,.
Htinrt'a book on runtura la a remarkabla ona,
and explain what Rupttira la and why truaaaa
and almllar MEHH MKt'IlANK AL, aupporu
cannot ba raliad upon.
Kvary iitfarar ahould raad thla book, which
wa ballara to ba tha moat thorough and prac
tically uaaful work ever publlahad n thla
painful, wrikenlnt. and olt.ii fatal dlsordar.
VBTXt TO BBSTOMB TOKB, XI.A.S.
TIOITT aru rTSBWOTH TO
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Kara la treat, good newa for Ruptura auf
fajar;. Farltapa you bar alinoat glran up hopa ot
var gattlns halp.
Yat. "Runtura tan ha traatad with uocaaa,"
ftara Mr. FtuaK, "whn tha mat hod of traai
mailt la araiutlMc and In aoeordanra wltb good
common aanaa."
KVSCZ.JJ-CBVTCXBS VSBX.ESS
To auccaaafully and parmanantly rallara. thla
onndltlnii tha treatment muat reatorv tha lout
alaatlelty. tona, and contractHa atrangth to tha
weakenad muai-laa. Thla a truaa can not ha
axpaiHad to do. On tha contrary th liarmful
preaaure It axarta atli! funhnr radur. tha
atrengili of tha niorcular ttaiuai bacauaa It
tauda to ratard tha circulation of lha blood.
stov usxva A TBVSS
Yai. atop It. you know hr your own aipar.
tanna It a only a makeahlrt. a falaa prup
aralnat a eolan.lra wa'i ,ni that It n...
mining your health. Why. than, continue ta
wear It? Hera la a tietler way. whlrh you
cau sow prove for yourielf, free ef charge.
used ro a DOVBX.B vumrosc
Klral: Tha primary and moat Important ah
J.t of the rUAl'AI) 1AOH la to keep 11 a
atantly applied to the relaxed muariee. tha
medlr.ilori called Tdxpao. whlrh la contractive
la nature, and taken together with the ingred
ient In the meditated maia la Intended to
Inrreaa tha circulation nf tha Mood, thna revlv
fylna tha muerlea and reatorlng them to their
ncraml atrengih and alaatlelty. Then, and NOT
1'NTIu THBN. can )ou eipect the ruptura to dla
appear.
Heoond: Being mad aeir annemva, purpoaeiy
to prevent tha pad from elilfttng, they have there
fnrti proven to ba an Important adjunct In retain
ing ruptura tnat cannot tie neia ny in true.
Itunureil of people, nlrl and young, hav gone
before an nlflrar qualified to auknwlelae nathe.
and HWdllE that tha I'LAPAO-PAUS cured their
rnpeureeome of them moat aggravated tai-ra
nd of loug ataadlug.
COHTZBTUOD'S WIOKT-AVD-DAT
. ACTIO
A (triklng feature of the I'lepio I'lil Trratment
la the comparatively abort time It tnke to got
remits.
Thla la herauae the scllnn la rOSTIMOt'S
night and day, throughout tha whole of tha 91
ttnura.
There U no Inconvenlenre, no dlaromforl, no
iln. Yet minute after minute whllat vnil ar
going about your dallv duller even whllat you
are aleeplng thia wonderful remedy la Invirlhly
Inrualng the ahdnmtnal muerlea with the new life
and etrength they require to perforin their right
ful function or keeping the howeia in piece with
out the artificial aupport of a truaa or device of
ar.v kind.
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TBS VXeAPAO-rAD SXH.AIHEO
Tha principle upon which the IM.APAii-l'AU
wotka rail to eaelly figured uut by aotlng the
airrn.panvlng llliiatratlon, and reading the fol
lowing explanation.
The VlA P AO-1'A D la made of a at rung flexible
material "It", which la dealgued to conform tu
tha motomenfe of the hotly, and he perfectly com
fortal.le to wear. ta inalde eurtaie la adlieeive,
(.In. liar lo, yet quite different from' an a. lhe.no
plaeieri to pievent the 1'ad "B" flora fthlftlng
and getting out of place.
tuimmitiBmr
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"A" I the enlarged end nf tha PI.APAO
PAI, whlrh overllea the atropltled and weak
ened mtWlee to keep them trust giving away
further,
"II" la tha properly ahapeit Pad. to b ap
plied In eiirh a way that It blocke up the
hernial orifice, and tenda to prevent the con
tent., of the altilomen Hum protruding. Vr'lthln
the r1 la a reeervolr. Iq thla reeervolr there
le placed a wonderful ahtorbent-aetrlngrnt
medication. Aa ronn a the medication la
warmed by the heat of the body It become
aolulile and eerapee through tha email pnlng
marked "('" and la aheorhed through tha pore
nf the akin In etrengthen the ruptured atruc
turee and weakened muecla.
' IS the long end ot the prjlPAO-rAO
whlih la to be plaatered over tha hipbone
a part of the frame-work of the body, calcu
lating to give the necee-ary aolidlly, tad sup
lort to til PUAPAO-HAO.
BBIBCrS ABOUT TBI SB BBSTXrrTS
The rreulta If aitcnweful Iti following th'
Treatment tat you can now prove for yourself
irwm in rnanter aivi wonoerfUI.
The ruptured pan ar suatalned and held
together.
The week muerlei recover their elm Icily
and etrengili.
The uneiglitly, painful and dangerous pro
truaona dlaappear.
Thai horrlhle "draiglng down" netloo
la bani.hed. never to return.
VoD recover the vigor, vitality, energy,
and etrength you hav loat.
You look better, you loel better, and you
are better In every way. Everyone remark a
upon your Improved appearance. And relieved
from the pain end dlaeomfort of the ruptu'e.
sad your dread of lie eon eeqae sees, your
eplrlta riae. your health Improve, you oure
mar are able to enjoy III without fear of
trouble.
Kill TBE TXST TMKM
Make a pennnal teat of Ita value. fUTXD
Nil MONKY, for the Kre Trial Plapao coats
vnu nothing, yet It m-v hrln- vou ' Wo-rh-Keetoratlou
more preilou than muck fin
gold. Aei-fpt thla Kro 'Trial" looey, and
you will le gled yo.i took till, opportunity aa
long aa you live. Write s poet card or fill out
tha coupon today, and he return mall you will
rvreit cue iree triel t'lanao, with a preoenta-
lion copv of Mr. Htuart'a boo, on Rupture,
which ahould be in the hand ot every sufferer
from thla crradful affliction.
l.(n ree.lera can nhleln thla free treatment.
Tlie reepone la rettala to be) ennrraooa. T
emld illeappnlntmeiit WRITS NOW.
HID COUTOW TODAY TO
rjcarAO laboritoktis, ibo..
Block 348, St. Louis, Mo. .
Vnr Krea Trial of I'lapao gad Mr. Btusrt's
IkxiW en Rupture.
NAME
ADDRKfrT
During tha Holiday Shopping
Season you can Increase the timr,
for making your purchases anil
will feel better , by getting quick
service and pure food at one of
The Pure Food Sign.
Qnickserv Cafeteria
Cafeteria 16th and Harney b(.,
City Nat'l Iiauk Bldg. Downstali s.
Lunch Rooms HO 8. 16th 81.;
1406 Douglas St.; 1108 Farnam.
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DRAIIDEIS
T O A T
Xat, a: Eyf, s
aa AU Wk,
Tha ThsaUr's Birroat SpaotaoU,
: JOStPH AND HIS
DRETHREN
WifrbM aad Saturday Matin, 50o to ti
voDular Mattas Today, Bsst Beats, 1.M
PAT DESMOND IS NEARLY
FROZEN AT SOUTH OMAHA
Pat Desmond, an as4 and well known
character around South Omaha, was
found nearly frozen In the street at
Thirty-third and Q streets. Physicians
were called and he was at once removed
to the South Omaha hospital. lie Is
badly frostbitten, and his limbs were al
most frogeti stiff. It Is believed that on
account of his advanced years he cannot
live. He has for years been employed in
the packing houses In South Omaha.
Genuine
C3ock Springs oal
Mined by the Original Producer. Sold by the following Dealers
Teoples Coal Co.
I'd ion Fuel Co.
I'lnlike Lumlxtr aft Coal Co.
West Omaha Coal aft Ice Co.
Dworak Wrecking Co.
Havens Coal Co.
McCaffrey Itros.
Nebraska Fuel Co.
Jeff W. Bedford
Henry Foley
Harmon ft Weeth
Howell aft Hon
C. W. Hull Co.
C H. alobnaon
Keys Lumber eft Coal Co.
I.uras Coal Company
CAIIDO! COAL & SUPPLY C0r.1PA.lY
Nebraska Distributers.
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DJUss
, mild srstamof trestneet that eures
Pile. Fistula sod Rectal Diseases
without r,he use of a Wolfe. N (Mar.
laraa, tar or othar tenaral an
thUe used. Na unaeoe ary da
ly tram ati aneas. An absolute eure
guaranteed la ec y easa aooeptad.
4r srrc vu mm outm
Taaaura Int, tben the pay. That's
poller. It's fair asd square. I also giv a
written fuarsat that tha eure will last
a Ufa tune. Writs (or Free Seeah, wbioa
flees fuU perflaaier.
r. K. 1 Affffr, i49 See Bfrf. ai
TIIE OMAHA BEE
THE HOME PAPKK
UNIQUE
HAVH A PHOTO KOOIC PL.ATK
M.nr. for ii Kit.
Inexpensive
PAMI'I-K UPON APPLICATION.
Bee Engraving Dept.
ltS BKK BCILDINO.
5
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VJhero
Ig - Youi
Elupfuro?
If You'll Mark IU Location on tlx
Blow Diagram nd Send It in
Wt Will Mail Treatment
AISOLUTZLYFEEE.
attOUBAHDS'WKITK US 07 OUKXI.
The Rice Method bus brought suoh re-
nmraiilile roaults to suro a iuultltuile
of former runture sufferers, that H
seareely needs any other proof of
Its vslue. However, we are always
willing to prove It to any one wbo
nay ima lntereatea, ana in Det
prtiof Is an actual trial. That s
why e now offer you abeolulaly
fre efdaarge aaal aarepaia) a trial
treatment to ebavw hat this
wonder (ul Diethod ran do In
yeur raax. Just inarlc (as near
a you c:ini the location ol your
rupture ou this olnaram of a
bony, nuirklng right over
to type, rienrl this to
W H. K It. K. via
Main Ml, Ailnma,
K(lt N
Thar Is
BO reason la the
vrorla wbr M
should cooltnu to
suffer the dlaaosg.
fart sad tortar of
that binding, chafing
true wltnout mak
ing aa effort to
free yoaraslf
from It lrery.
bead fer tale
free treat meat
today. .
.'or It,
Toa'M sever
eeurod ead
you'll go
throngh IK with
s t rupturs If
you doa't do sons
tulag about It, Wby
sol, st leaat, aa
what Ibis ft
UaaUneat c aa do
for you head
for It right
away tai
vary aitaet.
