THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, APRIL 2,1. 1015.
MRS. THOMSON
TELLS WOMEN
How She Was Helped During
Change of Life by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
rhlladelphla. Pa.! am just 52 years
tt age and during Changes of Life I suf-
xered lor six yean
terribly. I tried sev
eral doctors but bono
seemed to give ma
any relief. - livery
month the pains were
intense in both sides,
and made ma so
weak that I had to
ffO to bed. At last
friend recommen
ded Lydia E. rink-
1 ham's Vegatabta
Compound to me and I tried it at once
end found much relief. After that I
liad no pains at all and could do my
housework and shopping the same
fcs always. For years I have praised
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for what it has done for me,
and shall always recommend it as a wo
man's friend. You are at liberty to use
my letter In any way." Mrs. Thomson,
549 W. Russell St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Change of Life is one of the most
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Women everywhere should remember
that there is no other remedy known to
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Vegetable Compound.
If you want soeelal Advice
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I -J a a
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And held In strict confidence
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Nebraska
BUSHEE FINDS WEST
GOOD AUTO COUNTRY
Drives Back from Legislature in
.New Machine and Sells it First
' Day at Home.
ROW COMES BACK FOR ANOTHER
Keep Uric Acid
Out of Joints
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers to
Eat Less Meat and Take
Salts.
(From a Ptaft Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. April Sl-lSpectal.l-Fenalor
Btishee of Klmba'l county was In the
city today and railed nt the state 'house
for two purposes. One was the ssle of
S20.A00 In erhool district bonds of Kimball
for 'the erection of a new high school
building; and the other was for the pur-'
porn of getting; bis automobile number
plate.
He was U"Crti8ful In both, esses. The
number of his automobile Is and he
saya he has been waiting to get that num
ber for six months. After finishing hla
duties as. state senator this winter he
bought a new automobile, rode tt home
and noW It He la back for the purpose
ot getting another which he will drive
back home ... - . -
StaaaartilslaB; School.
State Superintendent Thomas Is getting
out a system for the standardisation .of
one room country schools. When com
pleted he expects to put In. vogue a sys
tem which will make the small schools
of the state on a more even basis.
Back to a Saaltby.
"Warden Fenton visited, the office of
Governor Morehead this mornlntt bring
ing with him Gran die Bronsonof Albion,
who has lust completed a sentence of
sixty days for carrying concealed
weapons. Bronson expects to take the
train back home and open up hla black
smith' shop which has been cloned aU the
time ita proprietor has been boarding at
ths Hotel Fenton.
Catehlasr r,with Work."
This being Arbor rtay and a legal holi
day, most of ths offices at the state house
were closed for ths afternoon. In ths
secretary of state's office a large foroa
of clerks is . a t work attempting to eatch
up with the extra work caused by the ad
journment ot the legislature.
-Morefcea Boosts Oam.
Governor Morehead delivered a bsse
ball boosting address St ths Commercial
club luncheon this noon, . where Owner
Hugh Jones and hi Lopes were enter
tained at luncheon. Ths governor pitched
the first ball over the plats at the open
ing game last year and Mayor Zeh.ru rig
caught It. . Ths ball went squarely over
the center for a strike and he has been
invited to repeat ths teat if ha can do it
again at the opening tomorrow. Mayer
Zehrung will essay to catch.
Oawkint Marry.
The following marriage licenses were
issued in Lincoln yesterday:
John H. Schwager. aged 40, Omaha.
rid Marie Schmidt, aged 22, Omaha,'
Qeorge Kclser, gwedeberg, sged , and
Cora L Hastings, Omaha, aged 3S.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
CONVENTION IN FALLS CITY
FALL BCrrr, Nefc. AprlfV-BpeclaI.)
The fourth district Christian Endeavor
convention la holding a three days' ses
sion In this city; with tOO delegates pres
ent. "At the close of the session Wednes
day afternoon a basket dinner was-aerved
to the delegates and ' members of the
local Christian Endeavor union and their
friends In the Christian church dining
room. Later the delegates entered auto
mobiles, . headed by the Falls City band,
and drovs to the Presbyterian church,
where the sessions are being held. Ths
automobiles were decorated with Chris
tian Endeavor pennants.
Rheumatism is easier to avoid than
to curs, states a well-known -authority.
We are advised to dress warmly; keep
the feet dry; avoid exposure; est lens
meat, but drink plenty of good water.
Rheumatism la ,a direct result of
eating too much meat snd other rich
foods that produce uric arid which Is
absorbed Into the blood. It Is the
function of the kidneys to filter this
! scld from the blood and cast it out In
the urine: the pores of the skin are
alee a means of freeing the blood of
this Impurity. In damp and chilly
cold weather the akin pores sre closed
thus forcing ths kidneys to do double
work, they becoms weak snd sluggish
and fall to eliminate the uric acid
which keeps accumulating snd circulat
ing through the syatem, eventually set
tling in ths Join li and muarles causing
stiffness, soreness and psln raited
rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon
ful in a glens of water and drink before
breskfsst each morning for a week.
This Is ssld to eliminate uric arid by
stimulating the, kidneys to normal ac
tion, thus ridding ths blood of these
Impurities.
Jad Halts Is Inexpensive, harmless
and Is mads front the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with llthla
and la' used with excellent Results by
thousands of folks who are subject to
rheumatism.. Here you have a pleasant,
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AGED OSERT WOMAN USES
SKIPPING ROPE TO END LIFE
HARTINGTON. Nebl. April H.-fBpeclal
Telegram.J Mrs. Mary Francis Humph
rey of Obert committed suicide by hang
ing today at the home of her son-in-law.
Dr. A. F. Field. She waa Tl years old
and had attempted suicide several times
befors. Ths deed was dons with a skip
ping rope used by ,the children or Dr.
Field.
Wews Votes of Harvard-
HARVARD, Neb A-pril & (SpecHal)
After considerable delay. . work upon
the new Carnegie library was commenced"
on Monday, -when the contractors began
the excavation f or the basement sad
foundation.
The 'following teeohsrs . f or , Harvard
school district were etebted for the ensu
ing year at a meeting ef the Board of
Editoatlon on Mondayw night : Central
school, ' L. J., dlkeson. ' superintendent;
Guy'EAMickel, principal ; Walter ftoott,
manual training and mathematics Olive
J one., German; Lottie Roge. English
and Latin: Giaela Birkner, history de
partment Esther. Brandeen. -commercial;
Estella. Baurh, domestic science; Marlon
Whitfield.' music and drawing.- Grades,
Irene Bheedy,;Rvrth A.1rbee, Margaret Ber.
mond, Metta Hamburpwev Esther Fry,
Luella Hunt, Gladys -Cheney. . Rural:
Brill a gchnell, northwest; Lydia Hack
mann, southwest. The northeast, south
east and south central rural schools are
yet to be provided for. v
Two Woari TBrowa from. .tale.
FALLS CITY. Neb.. April a. -(Special.)
When returning home from the Degree
of 'Honor convention' at Shubett on Tues
day night Mrs. Frank Shield , and Mrs.
Mlsaon were thrown from the automobile
driven by W. W. Brown. ' Mrs. Shield re
ceived sn ugly gash over the rtght eye.
one rib was broken and her whole right
side bsdly bruised. Mrs. Mlsson e craped
with brulerai, ss did slso Mrs. Frank
Psrson, who held to ths csr snd re
mained in. The lights were not wrrklng
snd when Mr. -Brown came to the Mis
souri Pacific , track two mites north of
town the csr ran Into ths bank.
Frwlt t'roa to Good t'oodltloa.
FALLS CITY. Neb., April 22 -(Fpeclal )
It was thought that on sectfunt of ths
cold and long winter Just pasaed that
fruit of all kinds would be ahort In this
section, but it is proving to the contrary,
4 the apple trees gnd various other esrly
fruits are blooming profusely and all or-
rhardists are expecting large crops of
sll fruit except peaches, which will be
a small yield In this section.
Litchfield Elects Tearhera. .
LITCHPir.LP. Neb., April EL -(Special)
At a recent meeting of the Board of
Education, Ethel Pearson Heany was
elected principal of ths high school fcr
the coming school year and Mice Rena
Hcdlund. Mlas Fsy Ambrose and Miss
Minnie Crokton will teach In ths gradesv
Governor Collects
, Statistics of States
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Neb., April .-(8peclal Tel
egram.) In respouse to messages sent to
governors of different western states ask
ing for Information as to the cost of run
ning the states. Governor Morehead today
recetved telegrams from a portion ef
them showing total appropriations for the
blennium for each: Missouri. l,ft,W0;
Iowa, tl3.TSO.000; Kansas, t,630,644; Colo
rado, $3,174,000. - -
The appropriations made by the Ne
braska legislature totalled 17.913,000.
Nebraska
CLOB WOMEN AT KEARNEY
state chemist will test ,
Stomach of boy for poison
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, April U.- Special.) The
stomsoh of Atveh Street, aaoy 16 years
of age. has been received by the pure
food department at the stats house for
the purposs ot analysis. It is not mo
duty of the chemical department of the
pure food offloea to analyss such things,
but In this case Chemist Frlsble will
make a test for the purpose of discov
ering If there Is any potsohyin the stom
ach. ' ' ' ' '
It was sent . from , Merna In Custer
county and. tt ts alleged that ths boy died
In forty-f Its minutes front the effects
of patent medicine taken, showing all
the effects of strychnine poisoning. Tbs
department will make further Investiga
tion In the matter If It is discovered
that there Is signs of strychnine in the
stomach. Dr. Wilde, state bacteriologist,
will assist In ths test. .
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STATE FARM CADETS
WIN COMPETITIVBJJRILL
rFrom a Staff Correspondent
LTNCOLN. April SB. (Speolsl Telegram.)
-Company H of the state tarm caaeia,
was victorious for a second consecutive
year In the annual competitive drills to
ds.
Henry J. Peters wss In chargs or tne
winning company. Beargent Aivoro , n.
Anderson of Concord. Neb., csrrled off
the Individual honoxe and won tns cup
for the best drilled cadet with Corporal
Russelt Jose of Lewtaton second.
The company awards were:
- .: - Points. ' ' Points
c-omnanv- H.....R34 Oompeny F,
Company L..,
Company B...
..SfH.O Company I..
..aw.l Company G.
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Hews Notes of DeoMer.' -DBiSTHLER,
Nab., April B. (Special.)
The Eeshler band will give a benefit
concert and motion picture show at tns
grandstand oa the fair grounds, . Thurs
day evening. May .18.' " ..
Thayer county wl . have . a league or
home b. ball,, tssjns ' at the various
towns;-in -theeonnty this season, ' dis
pensing - with - the service! of semi-professionals.
Miss Minnie Hslfman of this plsee, has
been re-elected teacher In the Inter
mediate department of . the Deshier
schools, snd Miss Anna Jacohson of
Arapahoe will teach the grammar room.
The Woman's club has been planting
flowers and shrubs in the park, co-op
erating wflh the village board.
Falrharr Newa'Netra,
FAIRBTTRT. Neb.. Aorll 12. (Special.)
Thursday was observed as a holiday in
Falrbvu? and all the banks were closed.
It was slso observed aa "Qlean-up" day.
Miss Mabel Hsmro, an employe in the
Rock fslsnd superintendent's office, left
for Excelalon Rprtngs. Mo., yesterday to
spend three weeks.
Hammond Evans, contractors, have
srrsnged to furnish cosl for all Kock
Island kxotrottves st Fslrbury and
Phill1p4bur, Kan.
: W. W. Cameron is in Topeks, assisting
the-irananertation officials of the second
dlstrirt in preparing a new time card
which goes Into effect on the Nebraska
division soon.
Federation Sessions lit Midway City
Well Attended and of Inter
estin; Character.
ENTERTAINMENTS AT N0H3LAL
KEARVET. Neb,, April H.-("peclal
Telegram.) The annual convention of tho
Nehraaka Federation ef Women's Clubs
opened In Kearney on Tuesday evening
with a reception at the home of Mrs.
D. Wort, a musical program being given.
On Wednesday morning the convention
fusions were opened In the Christian
church, about 100 delegate bring In at
tendance. The meetlnge were presided
over by Mrs; Krlwsrd Rsyre, of Omshs.
vice president of the stats federation.
Addresses of welcome were extended
the visiting delesstes by Mayor Klbler
snd Mrs. P. Wort, president of the Kear
ney Nineteenth Century clubv Responses
to the nddresses of- welcome were mads
by Mrs. Edward fyre of Omshs.
Mrs. K. R. J. Edholm of Omshs. govV
ernment social stent of the Child Labor
t'nlon of Nebraska, spoke upon the birth
registration tet In this state. IV A. R.
Cuminlngs of the State Board of Health
spoke on sanitation and ths laws aa ap
plied In this itate. Mrs. Emma Reed
Davlsson of l4ncoln spoke on "Home
Economics,", and the etib'H of Mrs.
Jamee Rhody of North Platte was "Wo
man, the Pescemsker."
Chapel Eserelaes.
Dean Davis of the University of Ne
braska opened the chapel exorcises- held
st ths norrnal school thle morning with a
short talk on "Christianity." State Pres
ident Mrs. Peterson of' Aurora. President
Dick of the Kesmey Normal-Mrs. Wort
of Kesmey. Mrs. Hostetter of Bhelton.
Mrs. Bayre of Omaha. Mr". Edholm of
Omaha. Mrs. J. T. Lees of Lincoln and
Mrs. Penny of Fnllerton also spoke.
M!rs. Fenny wss remembered by many
as tbs young womsn. then Miss Jennie
Freeman, who In the blissard of ISM
saved the Jives of seventeen children st
Gothenburg by tying them together.
The afternoon session waa held at the
state normal school. It being ths busi
ness session of the convention.
In the morning after an automobile
party given by the Commericlal club the
delegates assembled to hesr several capa
bk address, Mrs. Joseph Parks of Lin
coln speaking on the Lincoln highway,
Mrs. N. M. Graham of South Omaha de
voted her talk to the department of
womelCs crubs.
Gaeets.ef Mr. ssl Mra. Dick.
Luncheon wss served the gueats at the
normal sohool dormitory, where they were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Dick.' The afternoon session was opened
with reports and talks by Mrs. Augustus
Fran and Miss Ethel Langdon of earney
en Ithe city and normal school libraries.
Ift the evening the entire oarir attended
the theater.
Mrs. Totbert of Kearney was sleeted
stats vice president to fill a vacancy, The
election of officers will not take pface
until next year. ; As :I0 Thursday after
noon the women of the normal school
served tsa'to those In attendance at the
convention. 1
ANTI CANDIDATES
PICK ASSISTANTS
(Continued from Page One
GOVERNOR CONSIDERING
ANNEXATION ELECTION
(From a Staff Correapondent) 'J
LINCOLN. , April B.-SpeolaI.)-The
calling or ths city election In Greater
Omaha for the purposs of voting on
consolidation will probably be made
shortly. . , A '
Governor Morehead took up the propo-
attlon by letter with Election Commis
sioner Harlsy G. Moot-head of Douglas
county this forenoon, for the purpose of
getting some Information aa to the moat
advisable time 'for' holding It and to
ascertain somo other things resardlna
thsksall. ,
Aa soon aa he hears from the election
commissioner the cell will be made.
WESLEYAN FILES PROTEST
. IN ORATORICAL CONTEST
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. April . Special Telegram.)
The annual state oratorical contest con
ducted under the a us Dices of ths stats
association ended leant, latlon. ended In a
protest being fllad by Wesleyaa university
today on the tadgee decision. E. I HC1.
representing Union college, waa awarded,
first place and V. B. Cosad of Wesley an
got second. Dean Falea ot Bellerua got
third. The Wealeyan adherents claimed
the Judges oame from Collage View,
where Union collage la located, and were
prejuaicea. . . ; ,
UNION COLLEGE ORATOR
WINS PROHIBITION CONTEST
1 SaSaaBSBBBSssssi
LINCOLN. Neb..' Ajrll B--Ths first
prise of ISO tn the state prohibition ora
torical contest held at Uhlon college last
night was ton by Hill of Union oollege.
Ths second prise-of $J8 wss won by
Cosad of Wealeyan. The judges on manu
script were Prof. Aul of Lincoln High
school, N. Van kirk of Minneapolis'- and
Miss Beers of Lincoln. Judges on de
livery were Clark J eery. Lincoln; Charles
Warner, Chicago, and Mies Ashton, Lincoln.
line," which he says will bo in evidence
within a day or so.
"In my next' speech." says the nfayor,
"I am g.lng to raise the wet-amKdry is
sue, because thst Is one of the most 1m
portsnt Issues In this rampnlgn. The
line-up of the snf forces means that If
they are elected they will be for prohibi
tion. Judge Sutton, their campaign man
ager, presided at the big meeltng of ths
tempersnce fling squsnren here some
months aso and several of the antl
candidates sre iut-end -out prohibition
advocates. The re-election of the ad
ministration candidates would mean be
tween i.m and' S.oiio more voles against
prohibition In this city alone. If we are
re elected we Intend to use all our-forces
asalnst prpNMtlon. which undoubtedly
will be the big Issue In this stste next
year. '
To Have Platform Soon.
"We expeet to have a platform to an
nounce within a few day. In this plat
form we will come out a Inst prohibi
tion, in favor of Sunday base ball, for
the Auditorium bonds and a few other
I'rosresslve things.
"The ahtl candidates are not familiar
with municipal affairs. The people of
this city would be foolish at this stage
of the gsme. with a Greater Oir.sha nrrtn
u. to tske rhsnces by electing the entle.
They are good fellows, but."
The mayor declared hla Influence and
acquaintance is South Omaha would bo
an Invaluable asset In the cementing to
gether of the people who will be brought
Into Greater Omaha and he admitted
that ha Is in s better position than any
other man to meet this Greater Omaha
situation.
' The antla express confidence, on the
other hand, they will be sble to "clean
out" the city rsjl. They aver that they
have seen some handwriting on a wall
aomewhere and they are going at the
task with considerable vehemence.
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LINCOLN, Neb., April H CSpeolal Tel
etram.) Arthur Bailey, a Jncolq . car
centre worklnc en the Benwar building,
which was damaged by fire some time
a so, was killed this afUrooen tr belnc
eruahed In the elevator shaft
Hs was alone at the time and it Is sup
posed stuck his bead through an opening
la the1 shaft and the descendlsg weight
of the elevstor caught tit head, causing
instsnt death.
Fruit Laxative if Constipated,
Take "California Syrup of Figs"
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If you're headachy, constipated, bilious
or siomsch Is disordered snd you Want
to snjoy the jjlceat llve snd bowel
cleansing you ever experienced, tske a
tablespoonful ot "California Pyrup of
Ftgs" tonight snd in ths morning aU
the constipation poison, bile and clogged
up waste will gently move put of the
system without griping snd you slll feel
splendid. X
Every member of the fsmlly should
it this fruit laxative as occasion de
mands. It Is just ss effective for grandpa
It is for bsby. .It simply caa not
injure. Even cross, sick, feverish children
Just love Its pleasant taste and mother
rsn rest easy after giving tt. becsuse it
never fells to effect a good "Inside
cleansing,"
' Kor thirty years "California Syrup of
rigs" has been recommended by phyal
cians as the Ideal stomach, liver 'and
bowel cleanser. . Millions of families who
sre well Informed uae nothing slae, but
recently there has corns a flood of spur
ious fig syrups, so we wsrn the public to
ask plainly at drug stores for a SO cent
bottle of "'California Syrup ofr"lgs." and
see that It la srepared by '.'California Fig
Hyrup Company." YS'e mske no chesper i
else. Hand bsck say "counterfeit' with
contempt.
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Western Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado and Wyoming
Qrazinp Lands from $2.00 per aero up. Farm Lands from-$6.00 per acre up.
100,000 acres now on market to choose from. Terms of Sale: N
' ONLY ONE-TENTH CASH
Balance in ten annual payments at 6 per cent interest.
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in Douglas County, Nebraska the following Farm Lands, prices and terms on which
f- will be furnished 4m application:
1.86 Acres in Lot 11, in SEVi Sec 32-15N-13E
27.18 Acres in....SEV4 SEV4 Sec. 31-15N.13E ,
20.25 Acres in, Si2 SEV4 Sec. 36-15N-12E
16.96 Acres in Sy BVfy4 Sec. 36-15N-12E
53.07 Acres in &Y2 SWV4 Sec. 35-15N-12E '
42-02 Acres in S SEV, Sec. 3445N-12E
128.92 Acres in SWV4 Sec. 36-15N-11E
Tli(?se are close to Oie OMAIIA market and are well suited for Garden ajxl Truck
Farming. For further information, address or call upon
- J. A. GRIFFITH,
Land Conciissioner Union Pacific Rtilread Conpxny, Onahs. Ileb.
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