TirE OMAHA RUXP.VY r.KK: .H'XK JO, 1015.
3-A
Nebraska
! NAMED PUBLIC DEFENDER
THE GOVERNOR.
BY
"RANSOM SHOULD
SERYMOREHHAD
Governor Sayi Flan of Good Men
Holding Low-Salaried Place
Should Be Faued Around,
ATTORNEY NO RIGHT TO REFUSE
(Frorn a Staff Correspondent.!
LINCOLN. June 19. SpectaJ Aa ex
empltftratlon of th Idea that the office
should aek the nan waa given today
when Governor Morehead appointed aa
runlle defender for Douglas' county Frank
Ransom of Omaha. Mr. Ransom waa not
11 n applicant for tha office, but, on tha
other hand, waa seeking tha appoln'ment
of another man, Ralph W. West, a young
attorney In hla office.
However, Governor Morohead la of tha
opinion that tha plan of yood men holding
office! at a mall salaries la one that
fhouldbe passed around and ao he handed
the attorney of tha South Omaha Btock
Yards association one.
What Governor Maya,
In explanation of tha appointment Gov
ernor Morchead aald:
"Mr. Ransom should accept the place.
What right has he to refuse? Thli la a
nrw law and the best attorney Is none
too rood. Aa I aee these unfortunate be
ings In their cells, without friends, money
or aven clothes, I feel that they ahould
l.ave tha best legal assistance that It la
porslble to glvo them, and I know that
Mr. Ransom haa the qualifications.
" Mr. Ransom waa not. a candidate,"
aald tha governor, "and nobody nCorsed
him. He has no mora right to refuse to
aerve than some of the rest of us who
are serving the public on little pay. He
took a very active part In getting thla
law paased and haa taken an Interest In
the candidacy of a young man who de
sired the appointment.
Would Compel Him in Act.
,"I do not know thla young man. but I
do know Ransom and I belleva he la
public-spirited enough and a good enough
i Mien ao that he will accept. If It were
In my power I would compel him to. If
ho ahould refuse, Juat aa I aay any other
man who la able to give part of his time
to tha public service ahould do."
This la an Indication that In the future
no man should boost for the creation of
an office unless ha la willing to flu It
himself.
Governor "Klddlnsr."
Mr. Ransom refused to believe the
atory of the appointment, when told of
It by The Bee. He did not aay ha would
not take the lob, which rays tlOO a
month, but he did aay that the governor
muat be "kidding."
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Nebraska
IDAHO TO PAY ITS BONDS
Western State Soon to Remit Three
Hundred Thousand to State of
Nebraska.
METHOD OF PAYMENT NOT FIXED
Nebraska
WELLS FARGO SEEKS JO
APPLY ONE TAX ON ANOTHER
From a Stuff I'oru spondenl
LINCOLN. June lf Special -The
Well-Ka' o Ksprm.i - .tiipuny ht wrlt
tet: a letter to Boirrtsry l'.i'i nrcki t of
the Sta'c l'osrd t' AmfBinni! t;tltm
that In ''Vi It paid tlic nM-jrt!iry 01 Male
an oo.'Upatiin tar of whhh It lm
iFrom a Staff Correspondent) i riiur Jicoverod It was not llaMc ('
LINCtlLN. June 19 Spe.'lal.l Ne-j liowf ei . tho company iin tl.'.v as a
braaka is liable to have money on Its ; tax under the Smith. 2 per cent ten law
hnda In considerable quantities' abolition earnings of 'the :ompnv and t'ie
pn pnnlfl now Is to transfer the IJ' n a
partial payment of '.ho linger sum If
some way caii o futunl io make tlic
transfer.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
Damage by Hail and
Flood Near Kearney
is Half a Million
KEARNBT, Xeb.. June 19.;-Ppeclal
Tf legram.) Damage that It la feared will
total nearly SOO.00O resulted throvgh a
heavy rain and hall which struck Kear
ney and vicinity Prlday night. The win
ter wheat strip south of the Platte river
from Odeaea to Lowell waa hailed out,
the loss being complete. Odessa waa
alro struck by hall and a 75 per cent loaa
reported there. Reports from as far weat
Overton Indicate that the hall did
devastating damage all along that line.
The flood waters accrue 1 aa a result
of the heavy ralna caused tha Union Pa
cific track to give way weat of thla city
at Watson's Ranch atatlon and as a re
sult the train service was tied up here.
The loss In the city waa not light, many
cellars being flooded by the three-Inch
rainfall. Roads are torn up by the rain
and hail. The watera of the Platte and
other streams' are on the rampage, and
it is also feared that some loss will re
sult through this source before the water
recedes.
July 1, according to State Treasurer Hall.
He has received notice that the state
of Idaho, which borrowed t703.W0 on a
twenty-year bond with an option of pay
ing all or psrt at the expiration of ten
years, will exercise that option on July 1
and will take up a portion of the bonds
amounting to ISao.OW.
There are three weya the bonda may be
paid. One la through the New Tork fl- LINCOLN. June V Pr InUThe State
eel agency, where the collection fee Is Roard of Control was rngaacd todny
one-eighth of 1 per cent, or about MOO ; nrdlng contracts for coffee, tea. f.ied
with the cost of transportation which isisn, crocrit'- for the coming; Quarter for
fio cents per hundred more; or they may the i:e of the several state Institution,
be sent to Boise at a cost of 4 cents ailds will also be opened and contiacte
per hundred or they may be paid here by awarded for supplying coal for the next
the state treasurer of Idaho coming after j yenr to the same Institutions. A largo
them. number of bidders Is present.
The tdaho atata treasurer haa sug- ,
gested to Mr. Hall that he could come CHAIRMAN CLARKE GOES
up to Boise and bring them and It would tdio Tft UACUIMPTnM
be a nice little pleasure trip for him." ON TRIP TO WASHINGTON
In addition to thla money about liOO.Onn
more will come in on interest on tw, LINCOLN, June 19. special. i ccnir-
bonds held by the aate from other states m((n n,nry Clarke of the State. Railway
and places where Investments have neen ( commission, left thla afternoon for Vi asn
made. Ington. where he will aaslxt In the arsru-
ment bofore the interstate tommrr"
Notes from Beatrice
: And Gage County
BEATRICE, Neb., June ia-5eolal
Isaac Selta, an old resident of Beatrice,
received a telegram FVlday from Bloom.
Ington. Kan., stating that hla grandson.
Jir Belt. H years of age. had been
drowned in the flooda near there.
Andrew B. Plrle. for twenty years
muter mechanlo of the Burlington at
Wymore and late acting In the same ca
naetty at Havelock, died Trlday morn
ing at hie home at Atchison. Kan., after
an lllneea of alx montha front paralysis.
He waa 70 year of age and leavea no
family except hla widow.
Andrew Kerr, who came to Gage
county from IUlnoli In 1869, and who for
many yeara took an active part In poU
tlca In thla county, died FVlday morning
at a local boapltai. Mr. Kerr located tn
Sherman township, where he waa en
gaged In atock raising and farming for
many years, and later removed to Kan
sas, where he purchased a tract of 630
acres. He served as deputy revenue eoV
lector under the Harrison admlnlstra
tlon, waa school director for thirteen
years and held a number of township
office. He waa born October 8. 1839, at
Kingston, Canada, and spent most of hla
life In Gage county. He la survived by
four children.
AIRSHIP FLIES OVER
GORDON THURSDAY NIGHT
OORiMOV. Neb.. June 19. (Special.)
Coneidertblo excitement was crested In
Gordon Friday mrrmmr, whx-n -It waa
ported that an air craft passed over the
city at 11:30 on Thursday night. It waa
.first seen by Preston Fowler, who saw
It ( aiding from the. west. Tie quickly
tailed the neighbors, who watched tho
th'ng for nearly twenty minutes and
,ur,tll It had circled back to the way from
,hlch It had come, tt carried bright
Karehllnht and for a short period r.f ti-e
,.(111 t, when Just west of the city. It n
brilliantly lighted, as though with elec-
'trie lights. No Information as to the
-kind of a craft nor Its destination baa
jet beon secured, but It Is supposed to
be a craft from Fort Robinson or Fort
Meade, government army posts not far
aay.
Merchants May Sell
Some Kinds of Drugs
People in Kansas
City Lowlands Told
to Move Upstairs
KANSAS C1TV, Mo. .tune 19-The gov
ernment leather bureau today Issued a
aarnlna to Imiiim' Cltv to mote Imnie
Ixittoms cf Knna Citv to move Imtne-
'dlatrly from flut til second floors of
jthclr UwilllniiD end be prepared for a
flood
Tlie dldtrlcts ate In sections of the city
nnjnlning Die hanks of the Kanxas .md
the Missouri rivets which, because of
recent rains, are rlalna rapidly. Most of
the foreign labor employes In the pac:.
Inn houeen live in the wM bottoms. The
district also contains many of the big
wholesale houses and today hundreds of
clerks were engaged in carrying goods
from basements and first floors to
j higher stnrlr.
1 A foreign colony of truck gardeners In-
I CTO CIIDDI V PftMTR APTQ ; habit tho rast bottoms Here the Mla-
LtlS SUrrLT UUNI KAUIb W rlver ,wlf(lv ,pre.dlnt from ltl
bsnks.
i
l Connor, weather observer, said he
lexpected flood conditions to prevail In
itlm district by Monday. The principal
business and resident iMstrlcta of the
city, he said, will not he affected.
A new storm area extending all over
Kansas and western Miasourl prevailed
last night and early todsy. The heaviest
precipitations were In the northeastern
part of Kansas and amounted to about
two Inches. Rain waa falling today at !
Kansas City and Topeka.
All rivers In Kansas were reported ris
ing this morning. Th Kansas river at
Topeka waa eight feet higher than Fri
day.
The Missouri river reading at Kansas
City waa 23.9 feet, a rise of l.S feet over
night. The dajurer point. Is 21 feet. A
further rlae of five or six feet la expected.
commlsalon on tho
freight rate cases.
western advance
Thomas Allen Paid
For Work at Pender
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, June 19 (Special.) Thomaa
S. Allen haa been paid a warrant for
358.42 for assisting the attorney general
In a murder caae In Thurston county.
The voucher Is made out "on account,"
ant) ao It la evident that Mr. Allen will
have something more coming when be
feela like making out another voucher.
(From a Staff Correspondent. 1
1 tvmt V Tuna 1 d Rncll 1 T n an-I
. .-. . ' mmmnnlraHnn aunt to hl,n TO tOWn K
of fit e of the attorney general by Orel I
Jones, a member of the State Foard of
Pharmacy, regarding the handling of
certain kinds of drugs and their clsssl
ftcallon with those coming under the list
of "polaons," Aeelstant Attorney General
Rowe to a certain extent modifies a
former opinion of an attorney general.
As to formaldehyde, the assistant at
torney general is of the opinion that It
comes under the poison class and its
sale should be restricted to druggists,
but aa to camphor and glycerine and
similar articles be believes that their re
striction to - aales only by druggists
wouH work a hardship because In many
looalltloa where there are no drt'ggists
they are sold by grocers and others, who
should be permitted to handle thorn.
Woman Itadlr Hurt In Runaway.
CALLAWAY. Neb.. June If Special )
By a bridle dropping from one of tfie
horses which Mrs. S F. Smith was driv-
serlous runaway resulted,
in which tha rig was overturned and
Mrs. Smith received a broken collar bona
and severe bruises, while ier young baby
received concussion of the brain. Two
other children were also severely bruised.
. Soil Surrey In Polk Connty.
OSCEOLA. Neb., June 19. (Bpeclal.)
Representatives of the United State
Oeologoglcal Survey department, work
ing In connection with the Nebraska con-,
aervatlon department, have commenced
work in Polk county, making a complete
survey of the entire county. This la a.
work that waa arranged for by an ap
propriation tn the recent legislature ami
la going ahead as outlined by Mr. Condim.
It will take over a month to complete
the assignment In this county.
gerloaa Injnry to aneller.
CALLAWAY, Neb.. .Tune T9.-(Speelal
Telegram.) Qerrge Rosentrater, while
shelling corn yesterday on Tallin table,
fourteen mCes west of Callaway, became
entangled In the belt wheel of his gaso
line engine and before the machine could
be stopped he had received a broken arm
and a crushed skull. A doctor waa at
once called, but there are small hopes
of his recover.
Bantanhorst-niereksrhnelger.
WEST POINT. Neb., June 19.-(Speelal.)
Joseph Batenhorst, Jr., waa married en
Wednesday to Miss Anna Dlerckschnelder
at the Church of the Sacred Heart at
Oleyen. . Rev. . Bernard Teves, paator,
officiated. They will reside on their own
farm on the west side.
EXPLOSION IN POSTOFFICE
ENDANGERS PEDESTRIANS
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
JjINCOLN. June 19 (Special.) Visions
of German submarines sailing up Salt
creek caused merchants of Lincoln liv
ing In the vicinity of the new postoffice
to hunt safe places last evening, when,
sfter a heavy explosion, bricks and other
missiles were hurled through store fronts
and the ground shook with the force of
tha explosion.
However, it waa found to be only the
effects of the use ef dynamite on the
part of workmen, who were trying to
blow out the walls' of the old building
in order to clear them away for the new.
One brtek was' hurled several hundred
feet across the street and through a
plate glass window, while another Just
missed Morris Friend and another busl
nesa man who were walking along the
str.et.
Osceola Veteran la Dead.
OSCEOLA. Neb., June 19 (Special.)
Colonel John O. Rhodes, a veteran of tha
civil war who was taken from Osceola to
the Soldiers' Home at Grand Island, died
last evening after an lllneas of several
weeks. His son left here Friday to bring
the body back to Osceola, where the
funeral will probably be held on Sunday
afternoon. The deceased was an old res
ident In thla county and was the father
of Mrs. Stanley Van Hoosen of Omaha.
Cadehy Company Anneal".
LINCOLN. June 19 (Special ) The
Cudahy Tacking company of Crane haa
appealed to the supreme court from a
Judgment secured in the I'i uplaa county
district court by Fr.mk Sodomka against
the company for J2.417.83. for Inlurles re
ceived In an elevator in the' packing
plant of the company In old Kouth
Omaha. Sudomka sued for M.ooo.
The Man Who Buys for
Style Alone, Pays Too
Much for His Suit
V If
While surfacesplqn
dor means much in
the "realm of dress",
faithful tailoring is
necessary to its con
servation.' We base
tjie strength of our
store on our ability
to supply men just
what they want
clothes that wear
well and that have
style at a very eco
nomical price.
Condition of lewa Ranks.
WASHINGTON. Juno li. --(Special Tel
egramsThe abstract of the condition
of thn National Hank of Iowa, exluslve
of reserve cities and at the clone of
business on May 1, an reported no the
comptroller of the currency, ehowa re
serve held at .47 per cent; loans and
discount. $l81,S;t.",t:n: pold coin. r. 11.94;
lawful money reserve, ti'..64:,COj; deposits.
ll2l.i77.M7.
CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Abott rojiy by Mill Fretla Cr'lnn, High Schcl of Conunert
Atlctrtiiinj ContrM Serond prit winner.
Officers Take Ktemlnilt Ion.
LINCOLN. June 19. (Special.) The sn-
nual examination of commissioned of
ficers of the National Guard was held
today In the senate chamber under Cap
tain Itamiltrn, War department repre-sentatlvffr-.
About fifty officers are present.
Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and rheauly by a
Bee "For Rent."
Editor Will Meet at Mrfenk.
ORLEANS, Neb., June 19,- Special. V
F. P. Shields, editor of Shields' Orleans
Isser and president of the Republican
Valley Editorial association, has an
nounced that the next meeting of the as
sociation will be held at McCook July t-
Frits Tnlee.
WEST POINT. Neb., June 19. (Special.)
Frits: Thies. a pioneer of northern Cum
ing county, died at the family home near
Altoona of ailments incident to old age.
He was born In Germany and had at
tained the age of 88 years. He is sur
vived by his wife and several children,
among whom is Mrs. Oust Seelmeyer of
West Tolnt. Funeral aervlcea wars held
from the German Lutheran church at
AHona on Thursday.
Take a bottle home with
you. You will be surprised
how useful Pcruna is in the
familv, for little ailments like
INDiGESTION, COLDS,
CHRONIC COUGH, LOSS
OF APPETITE.
SPECIAL
FOR JUNE
My $20 patented
process metal plate
for $10. Throw
away your misfit
plate and get one
that will be a continual comfort.!
Come now. Many who know the
merits of this plate are taking ad
vantage of this offer.
Our bridge and crown work Is
good as the best at prices to sur
prise you.
"Healih First." See Is.
DR. ALLWINE
Ifilh and Douglas. Doug. AA03.
Apartments, flats, toawi and cottages
can be rentedqulckly and cheaply by a
Bee "For Runt"
One Day
USED
F
Sale of
THIS positively n ono day (Monday only) snlo. Not one of those bargains quoted
here can be bought after Monday. Tho spinnos and prices speak for themselves no
over statements the instruments are such as have been taken in exchange for Player
Pianos or returned from rental completely overhauled nnd put in splendid appear
ance and playing condition. Every instrument is backed by r Burgess-Nash guarantee.
Tho sale includes such famous makes as:
STEINMAN CZL SON Plln ovny
rnse, spienaia tone
! 5 0.00.
and condition. Original price $!
SEGGRSTROM Cabinet grand, mahogany
case, Inlaid panel, original
price $300.00.
6 SEGERSTROMSP''" mfth0n'r
case, good conauion,
CHOICE
SMALL TORNADO PASSES
NORTH OF CALLAWAY
' CALLATV.W. Juno 18. (Special.) A
i mall tornado paaeed across the country
Just north of Callaway yesterday morn
4 g at an early hour, doing- considerable
Mamage within its path. At the farm
home of Kphrlam Miller ' practically all
outbuildings were blown down; however,
the rm ilcnce waa not harmed. The storm
iiext atrucl; the X. M. Morgan place. Just
..jic-half mile nnrth of town, where two
doora were blown from their hlnfiea. At
the Nc-la Olson place adjoining;, several
fees were uprooted, haystacks blown
.over and a cow. kllUd. From f'.ere on
t the O. G. McConnell place only minor
damage, such ss the upreotlna; of trees
snd the blowing over of haystacks was
Hit result.
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tern
DR. BRADBURY IX NEW" OFFICES .
First Cost
Versus
Total Expense
You probably bare Dental Work to be (lone.
Naturally you wish to have the best service.
A well chosen Dentist one who thoroughly
knows how to handle the most difficult cases
who uses tha most modern and PAINLESS
methods cq glre you almost Immediate re
lief when tn need of such who can add to your
savings by giving you such good work In the
beginning as to make repairs unnecessary, and
who guarantees his work is Dr. Bradbury.
His arcompUahnicnt a leading Dentist of
Omaha comes largely because of bis determina
tion to the task ot advancing with the art of
Dentistry, as science has made discoveries for
the comfort and convenience of the public, and
or giving his patrons tbe best to be had.
Intent Bridge Work
I'ainleas Extraction
Guru Diseases Cured;
f-a.fto Vp
SOc I n
Wend for Free Booklet.
DR.BRADBURY, DENTIST
26 Years in Omaha. 921-22 Woodmen of the World Bldg.
Itth and Karna.ni 8U., 'Omaha. Phone Dong. 1756.
Uonrs H to 6; Sunday 1U to 12.
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original price $275.00.
TERMS TO SUIT YOU
Come expecting the greatest of all piano values and you will not bo disappointed.
urgess-Nash Company.
"everybody's store"
As
Bold by
all
Deal era.
DuffW
ill
A
After
Annnal
Is
restored.
Foar Palls tlty Weddtesa.
FALLS CITY. Neb.. June 1. (Special. V
.Judge Wlltte married the following
couples at the court house on Thursday:
John t'U'tls and Miss Pearl Brown, both
of Falls City; Wesley Haywood Eledga
of Plattsmouth and Miss Emma Harris
of Pbuhert.
, . ., ' , " , , . . . AH cases taken by me while In the early or acuta atage, with no eampll'at Ions
w j i arii irMirpn ftnn a. KUKrAjuv mm in mu i-rn i u rrii i t DsrK en
Irgent Richards of .Grand Island were
granted a marriage license and the med
ding took place at the home of the bride.
Paul Hoenlka and Katie Bauman gave
their relatives and friends the slip snd
acnt to Hiawatha. Kan., on Thursday
and acre married by the, probate judge.
They returned to this city to make their
borne.
RHEUMATISM
Rheumatism and many other dlseasssVan be successfully treated with eerum.
in no eempll'-atloiis
by a life certiluale
guaranteeing free medical services should the discuss ever return
even nen trie otar&se una reicnea me enronic stage
after montha an.1 veatn
of suffering accompanied with Impe rment of joints, my improved treatment
anowa marvelous results. I claim tin . no rneumsuc condition Is so lad that m"
treatment will not relieve or complei eradicate. Several canes nave been suc
cessfully treated by me after physicians have slated that nothing muie could I"
done, to relieve the patient.
i I know of no reputable phyalrian woo would dare to guarantee you a auc-
My treatment Is shsolutely fe and pslnless, and l'nven no bad after effucla,
but on the contrary acts sa a tonic on tha entire svetem.
LR. V. W. BOM'ftK, Sl Be Bldg., Omaha. Neh.
TODAY'S BEAUTY
SUGGESTIONS
Merchants of today, ns a whole, are
to he commended for their honest and
truthful huslnt-hs methods.
llonexer, you will occasionally find
an unscrupulous dealer, who, with hut
one thought Hi inlnrl ftliat of lining his
pocket st your expense) will endeavor
to substitute for Duffy's I'ure Malt
Whiskey on the plea of "something just
ss good."
For your health's sake do not accept
a aubstltute for
Duffy's
Pure f.lt Whiskey
It is In a class tv Itaelf. as um
pro ed, and Imitations that may he of
fered to you (annm possibly do ttie
same amount of guoJ.
You will always find the gvnulns
Puffy's wrapped In Hulfy'a AiiiiuhI. is
aliow n in tlie ulmve illustration. Aft' i
the Annual la removed the well Unoui'
"Old 'hernial" tra'le-mark is on the
label and on ti e nl over Hie tnrk, the
naiite of t tie ('oinpany is slso blow n in
the bottle i-tinK t ;e iMiiMihiIoii ami
oii wM be able to avoid suhstll ul Ion.
lo'il lv no t di nk (,'lat s, srorers ami
ri-lfi. II.iiO If tliry iaii't aupply
nu, u rlt t uh.
Fare powder simply covers up an
unattractive complexion and leaves
no lasting benefits. Those who have
tried a simple spurmax face lotion
find It much better, as It removes
skin decolorations, surh as freckle
and Ian, and makes the skin smootK,
white and velvety. ' This lotion is
made by dissolving four ounces of
spurmax in one-half pint ot water,
'then adding two tesspoonfuls glycer
ine. TLIs complexion beautlrler does
not rub off or show like powder, and
gives a more refined appearance. It
removes both shlnlne8 and sallow
pbs, rapidly giving the skin a per
manent healthy, youthful appearance.
An especially fine shampoo for this
weather can be bad at trifling ex
pense by dissolving a teaspoonful of
canthrox in a cup of hot water. Pour,
t lowly on scalp and massage briskly.
This creates a soothing, cooling lath
er that dissolves and removes all
has dandruff, excess oil and dirt. Rins
ing leaves tne sculp spotlessly clean,
soft nnd pliant, while the hair takes
on a glossy richness of natural color,
uIho a flufflness which makes it
lieem ery much heavier than it Is.
After a canthrox shampoo arranRlng
the hair Is a 'pleasure. Advertise
ment .
j To Succeed Save
The lire-time wage of the aver
age man is sbout IVl.oot To
spend all of this ss It Is earned
Is to court the sting of adversity.
It's not what you earn that rout.ts
so much but what you save so
why not start today snd open sn
Interest-besrlng savings account
with this Institution and make
your savings increase yeur sslary?
SOUTH OMAHA
SAVINGS BANK
24th and M Streets
II. C. IIOSTWICK, President
THl'MAX Hl'CK, V. Pre.
F. K. GKTTV, Cashier.
KILL THAT
POTATO BUG
Do It now with Bherwln-WUllama Co. a
PARIS GREEN
which never fails. It goes twice as
far as sonis of the adulterated brands.
-lb. pkg.. J): 4-lb. pkg. 14
1-lb. pkg., 24I 3 lbs. for 4(J
5-lb. pkg.. lilc per lb. ..$1.10
14 -lb. buckets, 21c per lb. $2 94
56-lb. buckets. 20c lb. 11.20
Mall Orders Shipped Promptly per
Kxpress.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
Omaha, sTsb.
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