Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 28, 1915, Page 12, Image 12
13 tl v. THE BKKt OMAHA, Kit I PAY. MAY 2, 1913. NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET DcmMtie Developments Governing Factor of Sail Set-lion. TMrROVEMENT AT THE CLOSE NEW YORK. May i". !om'tlc de velopments tstnei t,ian fore.an affairs were governing l-etois o toner's ou.. nl professional marart. Aftrr lour hour., annlees drift. In x.hli i rices ro-e un. fell, mostly wltiln nrrow range, tn market cosed atltri Home lniirovcme:i. ov.r eariy liregt.ln.rlty. RirerMli or the .,i..inl-.! wre mainly d' e to recurrci-.t wrsnre i i iX k Inlinu the Missouri Kvlflc issues, t lie i orin r breaking o ti.e ' I cj.u nt l. . I'm enlnee In three strckr. which also f feeted thi ' lun or bond, were dim ( more or las soccirto rmsei. Hock I-lnnd . Ilnenelal tst'ii Is oon aroln to coin under f-derai rc I ana Mlairl Is c.f c s note extendi ti :'iin l pronrcsa.n v.tn iom hc t'ltlon. es. tnin nrj tnlrds oi the 2".kt' tOo of notes m.iturl u June 1. na!n 4 him far been deposited. On the whole copper ahares showed th mo't condiment strength, their advance twin aocr-lr-ed to renewal of domestic te n.and. coiipled with the belief that soim of thj srtvulatlve Issues are anon to g i on hlsher dividend bases. Local traction pi clet vcsterd.if's gain and i:nrc Rintea Bteel win 1 1 demand on leports the." Usding interests had Tpreaed g.cet ion .Meat In the fvtu-e of the Industr-. Seasoned inveatmenl aharet, espwilil those tomrrlslng the rat. may utvlsimi mere firm exeept Canadian Pacific whim became iien. on Uondm a offering. I nlon Pacific and Southern Pacific alio fell back toward the close on unfsvorable J earnings. I nlftn racmc mow for April of V...0o0 and Houthern Pacific. I'M So Northern Pacific alao reported a heavy loas SM.ft'W but this wos offaet by a handsome gnln lo surplus from other source of Income. Total sales of stocks amounted to IM.Wl The strength of Urea or remlttsiws on I Roma, waa the feature of the foreign ei- , fhsnge market. French Bold amount na to 'tmini was nMiKv in.t. MmMit or ine -fl HA re . i .. ..t.An Irnm t he nnk ef Trance, timetlo loana ror aiaiy ,1,:" were lower on the lncrealr, auoply of carltal at rroet r-aerve. centera. "tilde fcom tho aeakneaa In Rock IMam! and MleaouH Phclflc dabanturei i and col lalera'a. ch-ne4 'n hond irlcea were trivial Trt- aalea, rr value, amounted 'YK'r'tatca bend, wera imchanned on ,: . ... . miotatlona Number or aaira lira i;"t - n tlocK Bole. Hi. U. Claw. All'ka OoM AaHiiM""! iar . lKettr Beet Hu(r. Aniartraa i an oca .! 1 4H 11 41H 4 . It 4 V nt lit 4!J I M 7 i 1 IM'4 K 4 II Itl 444 : "It Am. nr. a R. ..; AK.erlra . A V Am luflama Tl. Tel AmrrWa Tooa- Aftmna Mia AlrelMB ... i pjirmoej A Ohl pi.-o.lra npl Tiaaall.. (..morula r.troleuia ...... i..l n r-'M t'mlral loaiaar :hapM ,Ol0 ( hlr.o U. ' . i hlcaan. M. a at. r I Met" N. W ITIne liiopar lfir fuel trea.... ivhmll A tteulhu. Hi, Hie Urinili.... . tourer R. O. pit tiMlllara' lcrlila .... r.r Ornoral ISIefHTU NqrthM (...... Ote.t h'o. Or eif tlD.crnkelia Riliila.. tillnota writ r. I Iltirhnrrmgh Met. pJ... Ir.ttratma C"ovr lnl.rn.tlitl H.rwi hiniH mr BoaOurrn.... lhiati Valkey l.i.tovlil NHhwIlla... lo-iK-aa rrwlei ui.ml Cpvr Wmrl, K. T tluanarl enrlfW o.llnn.l Bier.ll N.il'.nal Ui N.v.d. Ceppw Nw Terk (5trl ' N V.. N H H Kertolk a Wra K on here IHotno S'irlllo Mail ..." finite T.I A Tel )V AnarlTanla J ullni.a ralaea Car . tea. i:otr V.t1inii lopnbilr Iroa A Pti ... fifM-a I. land Ce l..ik Ulaeil f ttt l. a v. M r.. n-uthera Pflfl St.blL.ni l.llwr TilmhwI tippr Txaa rrnnpti t'nioa t'.ctt. t Mna poirie afd t b 1.4 Cl.tei hteel II. H. Steal pt t'ak C"Ter aba.h I4 Wal.ra I'nloa K'.MIeiraeaaa Rlactrt ... Tuial aaiaa tot tl aar, i,n 'li. 11 '"ni '!" 'ilH u : iiisi -tii '"ii.,"ivii '"in ,i4 " it 4 44 H a.t. i i!ton i is US t in uot "'in 'ti'i 1, 40 40 Mi "iiw 'hit ""' '"iH "is" "iiH 'i'H it.vu us 'is "'io) 'iftvi WO 14 1 ""io 'iiii '"" iiit Jit PA US IS 'iiwi i" init. "liiii "i ' II. IW) 148 ll ! l 'i.'Jni "ss "i" 4,1. fl M't ; (.10 14 i.4ua r u iii-ui iwsi iii n!w M' m" i.'soo 'ait. 'si "iai t ' II . us tl t! 14 n 1M 114 II V, tS lei it ' tttt 4 I 14 111 r5 ii u in its 14 at l' 114 24 IOTH 144 "i ws .H M SI 14 s N Ul.aw aharac. . Kiew York Maaey Market. NFW TOHK, May iS.-MERCANTIl.B5 KAri lV-HW'U't per cent 8Tr.Kl.INO EXCH ANOfl rimti day bill, 7T4; for rablaa. KTS; for demand, $4 H' H ' ' ' SUA' En Bar. 49t,c; Mexican dollars, So. ' liOKPS Oovrrnment, ateady; railroad, (jreirular. ' Tl M K IjOANS Eaayj SO and 90 day a, Pr cent; all months, SyQS . par eotit. i'At.1 MONEY-Steady; hlah, I peroant; low, 14. par cant; rutins rata, 1 per certt;' laat loan, I par cant; oloalna bid, i per cant; offeratt at t per cenL" .S Laadoa Stack Market. IjONPON, May 17. American aecurttlas on the stock market aftar a atea.ly open- -hanleneit allahtly near tha cloee W aba ah preferred atock almost reached in vantrnina point. ' ' MLVKK Bar. d per ouncs, 'MONKf-R!! per cant. - DISCWt'NT RATE-Short bllla. IS per cent; three months, u ll-isnsi4 per cent. Cousin, of Leo : ;.; Frank in Omaha - While, tn a barber chair. Manaaer F. J Tag-fart of Hotel Loyal waa thinking of the ctuM of Leo N. Frank, the Atlanta Ban In whoee behalf tltouaanda of people all over the country have sent petltlona for clemency, i 'That man Is In a terrible fls,". Man ager Taasart remarked, aa ha left tha chair. A at i anger In the next chair,' not understanding the Import of the remark. aakedr ' "Whom do you meanT". "Why, Leo Prank," Mr. Taggart ex plained. - "Wall, ahake on It," the other ' ex claimed happily. "Leo Frank'a mother and mr mother were own atatera: FYank la a couain of mine." The stranger showed letters proving his relationship and enjoyed quite a vlalt 1th Mr. Taggart. PARCEL POST SERVICE TO ITALY HAS BEEN SUSPENDED - The postal administration of Italy haa cabled to the postmaster general it the 1'nltfo States that the parcel post service to that country haa been auauended tem poiarily during the war. The local post office has received word to decline all parcel post packages preaented for mail ing to Italy. Huch aa have been inad vertently mailed will be returned to the waders and the postage refunded en ap plication. . . tjiair Cack, Lame back la usually due to rheumatism of the murlea of the back. ..Hard working people are movt likely to suffer from It Relief iray be hsd by massaging the back with Chamberlain's Liniment two or throe ttmae a day Try It. Obtainable everywhere. Advert laetnent. STAFF OFFICERS OF THE HIGH SCHOOLHIGISTER. " " - a fit 1 Gertrude "Malison ASSISTANT EDITOR. ThilipThoma BUSINESS MANAOER. Strange Canary Back to Its Owner Does it pay to advertlaeT It aurely does. If it's In The Bea. Scarcely had the paper been off tha pre is and delivered containing the ac count of the canary bird visitor at tha lllilsr house than the owner, who hap pons to be Mrs. Merman Kountse, ola'med ; t'u pft'and took It home. It turned out that the canary had been an lntlmats member of the Kountxe family for a dosen years or more, so tame that it waa allowed the freedom of the premises, hopped on Mrs. Kountse's shouldo-' end ate out of her hand. For some reason it hsd suddenly disappeared and had evi dently gotten aeveral blocks away before It again Bought refuge. HOTELS PREPARING FOR COMING CONVENTIONS i - Reservations for the annual convention of the Nebraska Pharmaceutical associa tion, to be held In Omaha June T to 10, kro Blrca.ly being received by local hotela. The national convention of tha Travelers' Prots.-tlve association. Juna 14 to 1, will also crowd the Omaha hotela to capacity On the last three tlays of next month tho Missouri Valley Veterinary association will hold ita annual convention here. Tiz" Fixed My Sore, Tired Feet Uae" TIZ ! Don't have puffed up, burning, aching feet or corns. Ah, what relief. Nj more tired feet no more burning feet; no more swollen, bad amellng, sweaty feet. No more pain In corn, callouses or bunions; No matter what alia your feet or wbat under th aun you've tried without getting relief, Just use 'TIZ." "TIZ" is the only remedy that draw out all the polaunoua exudations which puff up the feet; 'TIZ" Is nutgtca 'TIZ la grand; "TIZ will cure your foot troublsa so you'll never limp or draw up your fata la pa I a. Your shu-ia won seont tight and your feet will never. never hurt or get sore, swollen or tired Think of it, no more foot mlMry; no more burning corns, callouses or bun ions. Oet a a cent box at any drug store or department store, and get instant relief. Oet a whole year'a foot relief for only ppi fjq -) TIZvaaaee VjV OMAHA 110 WORSE THAU OTHER CITIES Billy Sunday Sayi Storiej About City Being More Wicked Are All Fore Bank. TO RETURN IN SEPTEMBER i "Sy for me that all these atorles ihout Orrnha being more wicked, or vorBO than other cities are pure bunk and that there la no truth li. lirr.i. Th'n my that the devil la bun all the time twenty-four boura -.. in tic cJt he stickj .up head tlircrch lnltartanl3m, a''. :.i the eat. fcc sticks up his hetol hroush the fa Icon a and the liquor (raffle remarked Billy Sunday yes terday morning. Hilly Silnilriy bun cloaed hta nieetlnK In the eaof anil Is now en route to his fruit farm in the Hood river valley, Ort-ffon, where with Mrs. Bunday he will reinsln until fct Member, when he will Hart eust on what he calls hta "cam paign agHlnut tl.e devil," Omoha being the first city where meetlnga will be held. Coining from the east on Northweatern L'nlon Pacific No. 1. Mr. Sunday was met at th fnlon elation by ) I'. Palley, aa secretary of the Young ' Men's Christian awoclutlon; Itev. II. H. Spe r, Fsator of the Central I'nltod Presbiter lsn church; Itev. F. T. Rouee, paator of the hnil Oocresatlonnl; O. K. Fisher, paator of the Dundee Preehyterlan; F. D. Wead and K. II. C'hl kcrnian, laymen, who constitute a portion of one of the eommltteeH to .trrnnge for the cominm of the evnngellat. Rapid Fire Talker. Mr. Sunday occupied a compartment In one of the sleepers and there the committee n(el h'm, and during the fif teen mlnutca that he remained In Omaha he did a lot of rapid fire-talking ami at the same time told tha committee what he wanted done, saying: "Joe hplea, my architect, will be .here, In Auguat to commence work nn tho tabernacle. Whon he cornea I want yo'l to have everything ready for him to go to work. Hu will have the plans (or the construction and he will want to start work at once. He will employ union labor and the construction will be ruahed, ao thnt when I arrive there will he noth ing remaining but for me to step into the building and commence the meellnas "The tabernacle will be similar to thoao In other cltiea. Plans are the rair.o in those for all tha other tabernaclca, though aome are larger, while othere are smaller. I fancy that here we .will have a pretty good alsed one. I want you to have everything ready for me. for I will not have any time to look after detalle." Adraaea Work Done. Asking what waa done to work up In terest In tha meetings, members of the committee told Mr. Sunday that prayer meet Inge were being held, the city di vided into work districts and that four, teen committees were at work, all re porting, to a generel committee. 'That looka good," asserted Mr. Sun day, "and It looka aa f Omaha, waa get ting ready ta fight tha devU on hia own ground and help to carry on a vlgoroua warfare. Of course, you understand that 'we want to .make thla a vlctorioua fight, but in doing so, much depends upon you. You can make it a victory, or you can make It a defeat It la all up to you, gentlemen. .... "I want you to understand that when I accepted the invitation to coma to Omaha! I turned down a. dosen othet clttea that1, wanted tha meeting. I had Invitations j from oltlea of ICQ.OOO to (40,000 Inhabitants I hen I decided to eom to Omaha. Theae I cities war Just aa wicked aa Omaha, aral 1 the people were Juat aa anxloua for sal- atlon, but I felt It waa my duty to coma here. ' Where I hold my meetings the sd- WIS - .-rrD k 7i5JLUMPra.4.: A r ' fjptk ' . - J wa7n.w-r i 5 , fiSPI i ijfi llf si m m i' n. ' jr lu sib si f. m ' ww an? a w m i a-m- w -1 m u ' u ; tMm mm .. 'j ' a Henry Rohlff Company, Diatributor, 2567-69 Leavenworth St, Omaha. Neb. Telephones Douj878 They Say the Left o f School Board Really, frlenda. If all Omaha sthi.il teacher, were nof such perfect ladles (referring, of coume, only to the femi nine contingent!. If tb y were not such perfect ladles, we repeat, the Omejia Hoard of Education members would hear ximethlng to their disadvantage Oh, they'd get an "earfull." The Hoard of ('.duration haa certainly bet ome "peraona non grata." as the an-il-nt Roman put It; It haa made a "faux fan," as the French would any; It haa "got In wrong." to borrow the language of the Rowery bard. You ree, the board added two weeks to the .length of the -hool year. Well, aome of the teachers made n howl beg rsrdnn. were dlaaat'.afied about that. Hut the knowing ones the "cognos centi," to borrow once more from the Ltln-sald no. thla waa all right. "For," raid they, "If the school year Is left In the ahortened condition In which the previous: board placed it, thla very cur tailed state of the said year will, some time, be made an excuee fur lowering salaries." Well ressoned, egad! The First Blow. But the real step which made the board that moat unpopular, a "persona non grata," was when it announced that the salary warrants for the final month of school thla year would not be lusud until Tueaday, June 22. vertialng that I give the clttea Is greater and better than money could buy. In Patcreon, N. J., my meetings were given four tn six columns daily and I put the city on the map. I will do the asms thing here." , Mr. Sunday during the summer will follow the simple life. He will so onto his fruit ranch and will work with the men. "1 do this." . he asserted, "to give me the physical strength to fight the devil with more vigor thsn ever before. Omaha being my first atop after coming out of the fields I will be prepared to lui-nch a more effective campaign than would be possible if It were later In the season when I felt tired out." ; Apartments, flats, houses and cottages can be rented .quickly and cheaply by a Bee "For Rent" Ad. ASK COURT TO SET ASIDE A PAPILUON MARRIAGE the morrlfure of Mies Evelyn Warner. HI years of age, to Clarence Kenney. 20 years old. at Papltllon March t, tlaa been attacked In district court by Mil Phoebe K. Warner, the young woman'a mother. Mrs. Warner- petition asserts that the ycuni; tK-rscni, eloped and mtarepreeented their ages. They- rived - together until April T.'when, according to tha petition, they realised it waa beat to part, and now nre wllllhg that the marriage ahould bo annulcd. ' LUE prevents tot bitttri 3-ln-One also oils sew ing nttchlnaa, type wntera, electric tana I and all light tnech i enlsme. A Dictionary I of 100 ether mm with E every pottle. VK, tx. I 90o all stores. Thrse-ln-One (Ml Co r4. Btiwy, M. I . (T'SJ Oet all twS'Meam. "Leave only the ff 1 blue milk, by oUlmr the aeparatoc 1 with Mn-One. Oivea a peed B eases turning and wear. Wh i P.e I May 10, 1840: HENRY CLAY. We learn from the Richmond Compiler that Mr. Clay haa been invited by the citizens of Hanover, Va., hia native county, to partake of dinner at the court house, and that he has accepted. 1840-1915 Seventy five years ago, when Henry Clay was a national fig ure, the Lecmp brewery was started the oldest in America with a national patronage. The finest bcr qualities developed by . . each of three generations of master brewers are embodied in the supreme beer of Lemp's 75 yean ex perience with a flavor too good to foretell. Bear Is a feed. Bread and beer are sad ol tae sane tnaianaie: eersals. yesai sad water. Bread t avlld. baer ta liquid boih aes hlfb! j BourWblnf . Fhyatclaus prescribe bear le produce energy, build tiaaue and streugUtea asrves. ttood beec IS las sUxm el lite. Ears of Members Are Burning Haru Hchool closes Friday, June U. Corapreneg vous. mea smles? la plain English, do you get us? ' At lesst hslf of the teachers had made all arrangensenta for a quick get-away, that la. for a haety departure on that same day. for tbs final Friday la always a very short aesslon. ' And now! Oh. girls, sln't lt-isn't It Just too mean? liolnar to the Rsjaoa. Scores of Omaha teachera are going to the expositions. Several have already engaged their etateroome on ateamers railing from Fan Framlsco to Honolulu and will have to leave Omaha on June 18 to make connections. 'We psrtlcularly wsnted to get awsy to the went on the lsth so aa to avoid the rush of eastern teachera who will be leaving for California alao on the Wth." said one fair pedagogue. "Now we'll have to stsy here several days do ing nothing Just waiting for the board to give us our pay. A number of teach ers wilt have to stay in town, waste their time and pay board Just waiting for their pay. It positively is not right. And there acems no use in it either." Warning to the Board A committee. It Is said, will wait upon you. Better not keep 'em waiting too long. They are In no mood for trifling. Beware! GRAFF GOES EAST TO SEEK NEW COMMERCIAL PRINCIPAL Superintendent Oraff of the public schools haa gone east to consider ap plicants for the supfrtntendency of tha High School of Commerce. Fifty appli cations were received at school headquar ters. Mr. Oraff twill travel aa far aa Satem, Maso., and will be gone ten nave. Most Old People Are Constipated The wear of years Impairs the ac tion ' of the bowels. With advancing age people are disposed to restricted activity and exerclw, which Is re ponMble for the constipated condition of most old folka. The, digestive or gana are more sensitive to the de mands made upon them ; and rebel more quickly. A mild, effective remedy, for con atlpatlon, and one that is especially aulted to the needs of elderly people, women and children, ta the combina tion of simple . laxative . herbs -with pepsin that Is sold In . drug stores under the name of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. A free trial bottle can be obtained by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 462 Washington St., Monti ;ello, Ills. . It GROTTO BROS. CO. General Distributor Oaaaka, Nek. Many Clubs Have Endorsed Merger Fndorsementa by resolution of the con solidation cause, has been freely given by Improvement clubs and other organi sations of various kinds. A partial list of those that have given such endorse ment by resolution Is ss follows: West Leavenworth Improvement club. South eastern Improvement club, Bemls Psrk Improvement club, FontenafTe Park Im provement club, Kenwood-Fairfax Im provement club. Real Estate exchange. Central Labor union and Seventh ward electors. A b'g organisation meeting of the ward captains, precinct lieutenants and the Greater Omaha committee is to be held at the Commercial club Friday night to lay the final plans for pulling out the vote Tuesday. At Windsor school F. A. Brogan la to apeak Friday night before tho Hanscom Park Improvement 'club. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PLAY AT THE BRANDEIS TONIGHT Information has been received at the office of tho superintendent of schools that the clas play to be preaented by the eenlora of Central High school will cost theae young people S0O0. The per formance will be given at the Brandvis theater. ELKS TO CELEBRATE FLAG ' DAY HEREJUNE THIRTEEN The city commissioners have accept" ' an Invitation to Join 1 he local 'odge Elks at a Flag. Day cfbratlon, to hold in Hanscom park, Sunday aft : noon, Jane IS. POPULAR ST. PAUL " AKOZ PUT J ames Krogh Relieved of Sci - atic- Rheumatism and - " Kidney Trouble. ' . . .' ' . lit James Krogh, the popular Janitor : of the Mornlngslde apartment house at 0 St. Peter. ntreet. 5t. Paul, who waa eori- fltYOti I. 111 kbl wllk . .....u -. sciatic rheumatism and kidney trouble, la attending to his duties again and free ly gives the credit for hia recovery to Akos, the new California medicinal min eral. "I. suffered for a period of aeveral weeks with sciatic rheumatism and . waa completely knocked out. for three weeks." I waa confined- to' mjr bed and the pains were so Intense I could not get any rest st all.- My kidneys were also bad. "I. heard of Akos snd . purchased a treatment. In ten days' I was up and at tending to my duties and am now prac tically cured. My kidneys are all tight and I 'feel, generally Improved In every way. .1 - can- and will recommend Akos for all suffering aa I have. I can aleep better than I have for a long time. My telephone number la Cedar 6951 and t would be pleased to talk with any one regarding what Akos did for me." Mr. Krogh Is but one of the great num ber of residents of St. Paul and vicinity who- have been relieved of rheumatism. stomach, kidney, bladder and liver trou- IOt "M..rf;?.MJ-t -. iur-t4f. iL.. wi.e y.SL . .' ".' 4'.vi:-v- M.. '-mmm m y& i h - "f -it- ', j i " Vi W t .fr;;:4) 1. v' ? wr ilfi if ;1 gCEaSss . A'V " ' Ottummnw Mrrr , An fUmrnrf . ' ' gmrki miUmmu ISA rasasaer Taj OxU " "Tmmy Mmviy" ffift AMBLING in Arcady, following the prophetess, Celcstia. Lstaning to her innocent words and watcK . ing her unworldly man ner of treating matters shockins to the prude. I believe that if Gouvemeur Morris laid made "The Goddess a sermon it would go down in ecrJe sitmril history as one of the most impelling end soul-etirririg appeal for the right, ever heard. - I believe that if Anita Seewmrt were a truly evangelist, she would number her conewrta by the hundred thousands. I believe that if the Vitagrsph Organization had painted picture, it would be an eternal shrine for the pious. I believe that if this paper had intended "The Goddess" for propaganda literature it would Lit this city to a higher plane. But "The Goddcaa" is entertainment raecinsdng, exciting and. at times bewildering ao that when you read and see, your delights end advantage ere myriad. "Join the 4frmy" follow 9 1 hi via urns if nn m skit afa riii v nrr PIMPLES SPREAD AliOJER HEAD Severe Itching and Burning, Red and Sore. Kept Awake at Night with Itching. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Head All Healed. S508 N. Hamilton Are., Chicago, III. "My scalp trouble began on the lower part of my head with severe itchingjrad burning. forming Into lumps or pimples which spread ail over my head. These would Itch . something terrible, getting red and sore and after some time they got hard. My trouble always seemed to be ViH taks down my hair and comb It the scales were so thick that I would have nothing but scales In my comb. . " I had had the trouble six months whan I heard about CuUcura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. The Itching Pad kept me awake at night but when I esed the sample I had better rest. I bought a box of Cuticura Ointment and bar of Cuti cura Soap and used them every night end morning for four weeks. My head waa all healed and I would never wash my bead now with anything else but Cuticura Soap." (Signed) Miss Helen Beyer, July SO. 1014. Sample Each Free by Mail With 82-p. Skin Book on request. Ad dress post-card "Cuticura. Dept. T, Bee tan. Sold throughout the world. THE OMAHA BEE IS THE. FAVORITE HOME PAPER MAN SAYS Hliil BACK Oil JOB ; i . 't fc. -' -' JAMES KROCH ble, eosema, diabetes,. Bright' S.-eaJaxrh, piles and other ailments by uaing Akds. Thla new remedy la not a patent medi cine or a drag-but Juat a-harmleaa nat ural mineral. v . - Akos Is aold In Omaha at Sherman McConnell'a four stores and other lead ing druggists where further Information may be had regarding this advertiaement. Wa mfj - The F.e Want Ads Are Best Business I'.(1 centa. Think of Itt