TIIK I'.hi;: OMAHA, N KPNKNPAY, MAY ,, IDI.'k
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A Strength, Ftash and'
Body Builder For
Spring
Itun Down, I'mlrrwrttUH IVople Tut
on len to Twenty rounds of
Healthy. Flesh. . .
Most ioplf Fhow a tr-nflonry ti lose
(Wi-lKhl tn winter. The fat making mm
terml In the foods they eat, which at
other seasons keep flesh and neiglit at
normal is partially diverted tn cola wea
ther and InMes.l Is used to furnish heut
for I he hoily. Then most of us acquire
coughs, colds or the, grippe which tear
down flesh, lower vitality, cause a con
fident I. lo loss In weight and leave us in
x ;i rundown condition in the spring.
Any tuuterlal lone of weight anould be
regarded ivith. alann and prompt meaa
' U!-h tnken to regain the. lost flesh. A
splemild body builder and flesh producer
l found In a preparation known as Sar
Kol which can be round at druggists
everywhere andi which seldom falls to
lvt (he user a weight Increase t from
ten to twenty pounds within a few weeks.
Sirgol does not of itself make flesh. It
m a small tablet whINi readily dissolve
in the stomach and. mixing with the fats.
bUga-3 and starches of the food you eat,
prepares these flesh making materials
into a form where the blood ran easily
absorb and distribute them throughout
the body. It Is really amaxlnjt how
quickly and easily lost flesh and weight
return when Hargol is used with your
meals. With returning normal weight
comes too a corresponding return or
health, spirits, ambition and vitality and
you soon feel your old self again. Sher
man & McConnell Drug Htorta and lead
ing druggists everywhere sell and recom
mend Sargol and evfry package contains
a guarantee of weight increase or money
back.
OAVTION: While Sargol Is also widely
used for overcoming nervous dyspepsia
nnd r.eneral stomach troubles Ha action
in increasing weight is ao practically
certain that, its use is not recommended
to those who- are not willing to put on
ten or more- pounds of flesh. Advertise
ment. FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A Hew Home Cnre Tuat Anyone Caa Use
Without Discomfort or JLoss of Tim.
We have New Metno.j tnal cures Asth
ma, and we want you to try It at our
expense. No matter whether your case
Is of long-standing or recent development,
whether It Is present ' as occasional or
chronic Asthma, you should send for a
free trial of our method. No matter in
what climate you live, no matter what
your igo or occupation, if you are trou
bled with' asthma, our method should re
lieve you promptly.
We especially want to send it to those
v. apparently- hopeless cases, here all
Vfcrms of inhalers, douches, opium prep
raratlons. fumes, "patent smokes," . etc..
( have failed. We want to show everyone
at our own expense, that this new method
is designed to end all difficult breathing,
nil wheezing, and all those terrible par
oxysms at once and for all time.
This free offer Is too important to ne
irlect it Mlneie dav. Write now nnd then
besin the method - at once. Bend no
money, simply man coupon oeiow.
It Today.
FREE ASTHMA COVFOH
FRONT! EH ASTHMA CO., Koom
liM, Niagara and Hudson Sts., Buf
falo, N. Y. '
v Send free trial of your method to.
The Central Furniture
Store Will Put on Special
Sale, Saturday, Hay the
8thv Three Carloads of
Modern Kitchen Cabinets
A big special -.puchase of modern
Kitchen. Cabinets, bought direct from one
of th largest and leading, makers , of
this household necessity, at a heavy dis
count, enables us to put the entire ship
ment on SPECIAL SALE for this ONE
DAY ONLY at a price which will mean
a saving to, you qf at least one-half.
Kvery cabinet In this big 'purchase has
teen lnstsllcd with every convenience
known to the makers- of thoroughly
modern and convenient kitchen cabinets.
This fcile.ls for ONE DAY ONLY. Bat
i.idi.y, Msv the Sth.' and as usual ' you
make your own' terms.
Ui it
Honesty built our business
to ons of the largest practices In
Nebraska. We tell you on first
consultation Just what yru need
and exactly what cast of same
will be.
PAnrXBSS EXTRACTION
BT TITAUICD AXSL
Taft's Dental Rooms
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Nebraska
BOARD WILL RAISE
PULLMAN YALUE
State Assessment of Sleeping Car
Company Likely to Be Booited
Twenty-Five Per Cent.
CONVICTS WILL PLAT BASE BALL
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOIjN, May 4 (Sper-laJ.)-The Mate
board of assessment held another session
this morning and took tip the matter of
assessment of the Pullman Car company.
While no action was taken It is probable
that the atsetamcnt of the company will
be raised about ft per cant.
Last year the company had 2W standard
sleepers In the state Valued at $12,540, and
119 tourist oars valued at $8.T0O. This
year there are 2S4 standard cart valued
at $15,000 and III tourist rant valued at
$8,750. Last year' the standard sleepers
covered 1,700 miles each and this year
tho same whilo the tourists ran l.RC
miles and this year a little less, 1,800
miles.
Parrlott Not Candidate.
Representative Parrlott of Nemaha
county called at the state house this
morning on his way Mo Salt Lake City
on business. He denied he would be a
candidate for the democratic nomination
for governor.
. Dr. MeHlin Aslten.
Dr. A. C. McKlm of Norfolk has been
appointed assistant state veterinarian
and began his duties this morning.
Diamond Inside Prison.
Warden FVnton today announced that
the new base ball ground at the peni
tentiary had been completed Inside the
enclosure and that the ' prison league
would have Its first scheduled game next
Friday. The game will be between the
colored club and a club of white men.
Food Inspectors to Start.
Tho quarterly meeting of the Inspectors
of the pure food and dairy department
will take place Thursday in the office
of Commiaslaaer: Hartnan. Three day
are generally spent at these meetings
and a general experience meeting Is had
in which Nthe Inspectors discuss problems
which they have met In their trips and
otherwise gain knowledge by the experi
ence of their brother inspectors.
There are sixteen regular Inspectors and
two weights and measures inspectors. The
time for the work of the dairy Inspectors
begins this month and at the close of
the meeting they will start out on their
trips. At the close of the meeting a
banquet will be held. "
CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS
MAKING GOOD IN BROWN
(Frbm a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, May 4.-(Kpeclal.) There is
Just one consolidated school in Nebraska,
and that has been In ' operation three
years, according to a letter received by
State Superintendent Thomas from M. C.
Sorenson, director of the school at
Johnstown. In Brown county.
The school is .composed . of . what was
formerly district, nine and sixty-eight,
and when consolidated had a debt of
$1.100. ' Now the school Is out of debt and
has 600 In the treasury.
' Eight grades were 'formerly taught In
the school, but sine its - consolidation
they are' able tq. teach eleven trades.
Four teachers I are . employed ' and two
wagons carry the children to and 'from
school. One . wagon travels a distance1 of
eight miles and the other six. and. very
few of the children are ever absent from
school. They' have a 17-mlll levy for the
support of the school and It is such a
success that it Is probable that others
will be consolidated : In fact, six districts
In and around MQwe, In 'Nemaha county,
are already preparing to consolidate un
der a similar plan. ,
Superintendent Thomas-feels that in a
few years by this plan the stats will he
able to save a million dollars In school
expense and at the same ; time have a
better system, " ' '.
HIGHLINE AGRICULTURAL .
ASSOCIATION FORMED
FARXAM. Neb., May 4. (Special.) At
a meeting of farmers, stockmen snd busi
ness men In Wallace Saturday a Highllne
Agricultural society was formed with the
purpose In view of holding a district
agricultural and educational fair at some
ipolnt on the high line between Holdrege
and Sterling. Entries In the agricultural
section will be confined to tho Highllne
territory, h"t the stock show Is to be
wide open. The location will be decided
on at an early meeting of the stock
holders. otea fross ' Beatrice.
BEATRICE, Neb., May '4. (Kpeclal)
I'Yank B'iree. a pioneer resident of
Odell, died suddenly . at that place of
i heart trouble. He was deputy assessor
for Psddock townbhtp. He wss 60 years
of sire and leaves a widow and three
children.
Hai-vey Roberts of Wymore was found
guilty of wife heating and fined $40 and
costs by Judge Hurst. He was unable to
pay and was remanded to the city, Jail.
Following is the mortgage report for
Gage county for the month of April
Number, of city mortgages filed, forty
fcoven. amount, $D4,SQH; number of city
mortgages released, thirty-three, amount.
$.'4,4U; number of farm mortgages filed,
twenty-eight, smount, $102,093; number of
farm mortgages released, twenty-four,
amount, $tiC.5. v
Adolph M. Fiaher, who was arrested
at Omaha Saturday night by Sheriff F.
W. Acton on the charge of embexslinx
$9.v50 on an Insurance policy Issued to
Robert Mratford, was brought here Bun
day and lodged in Jail to await his pre
liminary hearing.
Ulrifikrrrr Carnival at BrowmTllle.
STELLA. Neb.. May 4.-(8pectal.
Fruit growers in the vicinity of Brown
villa are arranging to hold a strawberry
carnival during the height of the stiaw
berry season, the exact date to be an
nounced later. John Furnas. Harvey
Starry and J. C. Johansen comprise a
committee of arrangements. The carni
val will be held on the public school
ground, a program will 'be given and
there will be plenty of strawberries and
good, thick cream. Automobiles will be
provided to take visitors to inspect the
fruit country - In the Brownvtlle neigh
borhood.
taa Ike t kilt's ((.
It's Daaarvroas.
Croup and whooping cough are child
ren's ailments. Dr. King's New Disco v
ery is what you need. It kills the cold
germs. 5uc. All druggl. Advertisement.
Nebraska
BARTON NOT CANDIDATE FOR
GRAND MASTER WORKMAN
ORAM) 1 ALA NO. Neb.. May 4. (Ppe
clni.) In a clrcwlsir letter addressed . to
numerous friends In the various' Ancient
Order of Vnlted Workmen lodges of Ne
braska. 8. It. Parton announces that be
will not be a candidate for the position
of grand master at the forthcoming bien
nial session of the grand lodge. In tho
letter Mr. Hart on declares: '
I am not unmindful of the loysl inter
est of my friends, nor of the great honor
they would seek to bestow upon me. and
I appreciate the kind and complimentary
sentiments more than I can express.
During the next two year the order
will need as our grand master a man
who can devote all of his time to the
work. My plans for the future would not
permit my doing so. 1 hive been honored
by the order by being elected four terms
as grand master.
With these thoughts In my mind. T de
sire to say that I am not . a candidate
for any office in tho grand lodge.
By friends close to the former con- !
gressman this announcement is taken to
nwan that he will enter the race a year
from the present summer for the repub
lican nomination for congressman from
this district, the position he held for tho
last two years preceding March 1.
NORTH PLATTE BUILDING
WRECKED BY EXPLOSION
NORTH PLATTK, Neb.. May .-(Special.)
The hot water boiler In the Doo
llttle bakery exploded Monday morning
with terrible force. It blew out the plate
glass windows In the front of the build
ing and also caused the rear brick wall
of the building to bulge out- several
Inches. The boiler itself went through
the floor between the first and second
stories of the building and then broke a
hole through the roof. Ed Pleter a baker,
was probably fatally injured by the ex
plosion. The building was a new modem
brick, building completed a'smt two years
ago. The damage to the building Is In
the neighborhood of $2,000 and the only
insurance which applies Is the plate glass
Insurance. '
SARGENT WINS DEBATE
FROM BROKEN BOW
SARUEXT. Neb.. May 4. (Special.)
The final debate for the championship
of the west-central district took place
at the Freeman opera house here Friday
night between Broken Bow and . Sargent.
U whs won by Sargent, which had the
affirmative. Ralph Brooks was chosen to
go to Lincoln May IS to take part in the
state debate. The Sargent team was on
the negative side of the question when
winning t rorn St.' Paul and Ansley.
A fourth election on school bouse site
Is called for May 1L This Is the third
time that the question of the Orelbel site
against the old site has been called, the
old site winning In the three other eleo-
tionc
Rural Hlarta Mchool Projected.
STELLA, Neb., May 4.-(Spealal.)-lx
pchool districts In the neighborhood
northwest of Stella are making an effort
tc consolidate. Into- a .rural high school,
snd to erect a building -north of Provi
dence church. Tho plan is receiving fa
vorable consideration among the pa
trons.
Read The Bee's ;Bulricsa; Chances'
and get Into your own business. .
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There Are Never Enough
First-Class Cars in the Spring
They always run out, as you know. Last year, many
Hudson enthusiasts had to take second choice. Thousands
waited weeks for delivery. This spring, despite trebled
output, there will be more delays. Choose you car
now. whatever class you are seeking. The leading car
has more orders than cars each spring. -
Two things are certain: If you buy a
class car you will want a Light Six, the
latest and coming type. Your first
choice will be Hudson.
Hudson the Ideal
Hudson stands out as the clans car in
Light Sixes. . Its supremacy appears at
a glance. It shows In beauty, finish,
luxury and refinement. It shows in
lightness 2,870 pounds. It shows In
every part of the chassis.
Hudson is designed by Howard K.
Coffin. Vvho created the Light Six type
It marks his latest achievement.
This Hudson model Is a four-year re
sult. Two years were spent on It before
It appeared. Two years have been spent
In refining it.
Hudson is built by the leading builder
of class cars. Its prestige gives it per
manent value. A year after buying the
Hudson will be worth more than any
other car In Its class.
12,000 Road Tests
. But the greatest fact Is that Hudson
is known to be free from mistakes.
Hiiuire
IOWA
John K. Peterson.
Lisle Mfg Co.
William Roper.
W. A. Chauncey.
The Karragut Automobile Co.
Booth Implement Co.
ti a., r. Putnam.
Kalyers tc Kayton.
Petty Automobile Oo.
iCbsrles Monaon.
J K. Stickler.
IToote A Hann.
BJEBBABKA,
Mashrk Bros.
I-Ted Krhienkantp.
f. U Beat.
V. D. Andrews Auto Co.
Peter powers Powers Oarage.
D. H. Ho hall.
O A. Katimiann.
Hike Tjadeu.
F.r.la
Clarlada
CouaoU JBloffs.
XtaalaB
Varreg-Wf . . . , , ,
Bar Ian , ,,
Magnolia. .....
atalvera.
K.4 Oak ,
Kidney
h.nsDdoaa. , .
ato. VaUsy....
Able.
Ariuurtoa
Battls Creek..,
B.atrtoe
Uwood
Bar Ha
Blair
Braalag
Nebraska
LABOR COMMISSIONER ASKED
TO TRACE MARGARET MURPHY
(From a Staff Correspondent.
L1NCOI.N, May I. Sp lal Tho
state labor bureau has a new dittv to
perform. This morning Commissioner
Coffey received a letter from New York
asking for Information residing Mar
garet Murphy, daughter of Jeremiah
Murphy, a civil war vefrnn, who left
that state thirty-five years ago with
what was known as the Father Smith
Pilgrims, and went to Omaha. The let- j
ter atates that It was rumored that she (
married a man named McCarthy nnd 1
they settled In O'Connor.
A number of years 'ago there was a,
small settlement In tlreeley county 1
known as the "Roston Colony." snd the
postofflce was called O'Connor. O'Cim- .
nor la still on tho map and lies south
east of Oreeley three or four miles. Tnln
poio.... wn .-e......... ... . -
or before, and It la possible that this Is i
where Miss Murphy went, as It was an I
Irish settlement, and a family by tho
name of McCarthy resided In that lo
cality. rv Notes of l-Mstnr.
EDOAR. Neb.. May 4 (Special.) The j
Sconce barber shop has been sold by the j
proprietor. Ralph Sconce, to Ray Foy ;
and August Patslaff of Fairfield.
The oats are all In; those planted earli
est are up and looking fine. Many of the
farmers who were kept out of their oats
fields by the late enowa. are taking con
tracts for growing sweet corn fur the
canning factory on this land. Wheat Is
coming fine and men of experienco say
that this section has never had a belter
prospect for crops, and it Is getting belter
right along. Early thin morning the
thermometer stoodat two degrees below
the freeslng point, but nothing seems to-
have been frosted.
The new mayor nd city council held
their first meeting last night and per
fected their organisation. Rancle Strawser
was elected light snd water commissioner
to fill John Ksmlnska's place, as John
had resigned. The quertlon of Issuing
license to T. If. Malkiry for billiard and
pool hall waa brought up and the board
decided to ask Judge Lesllo C. Ilurd to
decide the question, the voters voted "no
license" at the recent election and Mal
lory contending that it was unconstitu
tional. If Judge Ilurd refuses to take
Jurisdiction In tho matter i will bo re
fered to the state attorney general.
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Frank Ciosney.
Mrs. Frank Oosney, Twentieth and
Miami, died Sunday evening after an Ill
ness of several weeks. She was a
daughter of E. D. Meadlinbcr, former
carriage manufacturer, and is- survived.
by her husband, one son and a brother.
Jack, of Omaha and a sister. Mrs. Jack
Kennedy of Alliance and two aunts of
South Omaha. Funeral services will lie
held at Sacred Heart church Wednesduy
at o'clock, with burial at Holy Sopul
cher oemetery.
James F, Mathews.
MADISON. Neb., May 4. (Special.)
James F. Mathews passed away Sunday
night after an fllness of several months.
The deceased hsd passed his eighty-second
year. He established his residence
at Madison In 1897, which has been bis
home continuously since. He was an old
soldier, .having enlisted In Company D o f
' ha Twenty-seoond Malhe. He Is , stir-
The
Light Six
7-Paienger Phaeton
3-Pae tenger Roadster
Over 12,000 Light Six Hudsons are
running. In twelve thousand hands
they have covered at least 30 million
miles. -
You know this car is staunch. You
-know that It hides not a weakness or
error. Any owner around you will tell
you.
Remember that the Light Six Involves
a new-type motor. Weight-saving has
required changes in every part. New
materials were necesHary, special steels,
much aluminum.
It saves half on tire cost and fuel
over old-time Sixes. Iiut like any new
type, it must prove Itself faultless.
Hudson has done that. In another
year other Light Sixes may have given
proof of their staunchness, lint today
the Hudson Is, by all odds, the safest
Investment In this type.
Prove theise facts now, whlle.the tar
can be promptly dclivereTa.
7-Pasaenjrer Hiat'ton or U-l'aenKt'r
IloudNter, $l,n50, f . o. h. Detroit.
HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO., Detroit, Mick
With every Hudson goes the exceptional
IliKlson service Let us exJln how we
keep these cars in tune.
2563-67 Farnam St., Guy JL Smith.
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Csatral City . . .
Crelghtoa
Vails Olty
Oeaoa
Oraad Island. .
XiLnoola
Bew Castle . . .
Bewmaa Orove
Ogallala
Yawaae City. . .
riatta Center. .
Ylattsmoata. . .
St. real
Bcanyler. . , . .
Boon's Bluff. .
BveMliuf . ......
Bwaata. ......
Zeciunsea. ,.
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Waltoa
Callaway
South Omaha. .
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led by Mrs. .lames R. Hume, an only
daughter, and I'lrlfh D. Mathews, sn
only son. both of this city. Mrs. Math
ews died ten cars ago. The funrral
services will le Masonic In character
snd under the auKplce of Olobe lodge
No. m, Madison, with which he affili
ated, at the residence of his son,
Wednesday afternoon at 1. SO.
William Harrison.
1M ' X HA It. Xeb.. May t.-Hrelal.)-'
William Harrison, sr., a former busi
ness man of Dunbar but who moved to
Ofnkls. Minn.. Inst fall, died at that
place Sunday evening of pneumonia He
ns aboiii :.'. years of age and leaves a
large family.
CZAR DECIDES FINLAND
MUSJPAY WAR TAX
liONDON, May 4 -A dispatch to the
Dally Telegraph from ePtrogrsd says that
council of ministers has decided that
Finland, which up to the present has con
tributed neither men nor monc-, must
pay lis proportionate share of the extraor
dinary expenditure of the war. The chare
assessed ngslnst Finland, the corresi ond-
ent s.iys. Is i per cent of the total ex-
prumur,
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i CHARGED WITH RUNNING
! -OFF WITH SUIT SAMPLES
K. V. Gordon, giving his home as Chl
rago, Is being held at police headquarters
on n charge of itciilemcnt. It is al
leged that Oordon was recently employed
by a Minneapolis clothing firm as sales
man and after receiving a sample caas
with nrtlclea of apparel to the value of
J. rklpped out and sold the samples.
He was arrested by Captain Maloney.
A Spring Tonic
Old Reliable Hood's Karsnpnrilln la
Pleasant and KfftH-tive
In tie spring your blood la Impure and
weak, eruptions appear git joMi .u. . ...
body, you lark vitality, strength and animation,-
your appetite Is poor and you
fe all tlrod out.
Get Hood's Sarsapartlla from any drug
gist. It contains Just the roots, harks,
herbs and other substances -that you
need, .' ,
It purifies and strengthens the blood
makes the rich red blond that you must
have to feci well, look well, eat and sleep
well. This Is confirmed by thousands of
letters from people In all parta of the
country.v .
Hood's SarsaparlUa is the best spring
medicine, but Is not simply a spring
mcdline-lt Is . an sll-the-year-round
blood purifier and tonic. Remember it
has stood' the test of forty years. Be sure
to get Hood's, and get It today. Adver
tisement. ' " .
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P. J-. Hull.
P. C. buuiioa
.Kenton itros.
, '. U. Harris Hon.
.Mr. E. A. Brandts.
.Lord Auto Co.
furry Bros.
.Newman Orove Auto Co.
, Juy Hulllngsworth.
Wherry Bros.
Platte Center Auto Co., Ine
P. T. Be. ker.
V. K. Illy.
.Douglas Oroteluesrhen.
.A. T. Crawford.
.V. J. O Hara.
.Mr. W. K. I-aut-nsrhtar.
.The Kleti-her Auto Co.
W. Vearh.
A leg f. T-'ranrke.
Jo. flprouse.
Holmes St Adklna
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Richest patterns and cloths.
Sizes for all builds of men.
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around with me. While I'm
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' there's something ap
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The new Frisco time card, effective Sunday,
May 2nd, provides better schedules, to1 Okla
homa, as follows:
Leave Kansas City
Arrive Tulsa
Arrive Oklahoma City
The train equipment is as good as the running time:
electric, lighted coaches, and chair cars and drawing
room sleepers. Fred Harvey meals. The roadbed has
been thoroughly overhauled, and is in tiptop shape.
Detailed information and sleeping car resenrationg. .
may be bad bjr writing, telephoning or calling upon
J. C Lovrien, Division Passenger Agent,
609 Weldheim Building, Kansas City
RECTAL SPECIALIST
Dr. Terry's mild system of treatment cures riles. Fistula, anrf ether Rectal
diseases. In a short time, without a surgical operation. ' No Chloroform, Ether or
any other tnral ahaesihetlo used. A cure guaranteed in every case accepted for
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