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THE JJKK: OMAHA, MONDA1', FKlf KUAitY 2H, 191rj.
PAYOR FEDERAL
ARHYJtESERYE
Sentiment for Orjtjiiition Similar
to Continental Fore Orowi
in Congreu.
TERM'S OF BILL AGREED ON
WASHINGTON, Feb. J 7. A grow
ing tendency to provide for a federal
army reserve la addition to the rg,u-
Ur army and federaltsed National
Guard wi manifest today In both
the house and senate rollliUry com
mittees, j
Members of botH eommltteet said
they favored a practical test of the
possibility of forming a federal vol
unteer army in peace times on lines
somewhat similar to the continental
army plan. The apparent Intention to
abandon the continental project
wholly was one of the causes leading
up to the resignation of Secretary
Garrison.
The h"use committee agreed today on
the general terms of a bill It expects to
set before the house within ten days
providing- for a regular army with an
authorised peace strength of 141,000 men;
federalised National Guard, which
would roh a fixed minimum strength
of CiAO In rive year; adequate reserve
systems for both of thee forces; and
organisation of civilian training camps
with wide discretion reposed in the War
department as to the terms of enlist
ment, training and government.
The senate committee has agreed ten
tatively to a plan under which train
ing camps would be authorised In every
congressional district, where sufficient
men volunteered for training under an
obligation for war service. The maxi
mum force to be thus raised In any dis
trict would be a battalion, or substan
tially the seme number as proposed for
the first year of the Garrison conti
nental army plan. The camps will be
under command of full complements of
regular srmy officers.
Victor Records for
March Now on Sale
Lambert Murphy's beautiful voloe and
splendid diction are exhibited to advan
tage In his rendering of two concert
numbers. "Msvoumeen Roamln' " and
The "unahlne of Tour Smile." Alan
Turner . revives two old favorites-
Norton's simple and charming ballad
"Juanlte." and Mattel's effective " TIs
Not True" and his excellent baritone
end finished style of singing are much
in evidence. Christine Miller gives in
her unusJallv clear diction a charming
lullabv. "Slumber Boat," and Metoalfs
exaulelte 'Absent" Musical comedy Is
represented this month by four numbers
from three Broadway sueoesses. and the
Hat of oooular songs and humorous
specialties contains alghtesn numbers by
artists noted In this Una of entertain
ment.
GOOD POTATO LAND SUBJECT
TO FILING NEAR ALLIANCE
ALLIANCE. Neb., Feb. f7.-flpeolaJ.)
Lands to' be opened for entry through
the Alliance land office on March H are
called farm units and conUUn from forty
to ISO acres. Tills land Is located twen
ty-lv miles southwest of Alliance and
rims for twenty-four miles west along
the north side of the Burlington rail
road.
It is under the government reclamation
project and has been withheld from entry
for a number of years until the canal
could ha completed. This is now fln-
inhed and offers sn excellent opportunity
for acquiring sn Irrigated bomeetead.
The soli is of duk rlvh loam, hae a clay
subsoil and It is suitable for cultivation
of sugar beets, potatoes, alfalfa, wheat,
osts snd other small grains.
To file on this land it will be neces
sary for persona to corns to Alliance and
secure a plat of the land, which can be
secured at the land offloa building. It
will be neceaaary for each' person to visit
the land personally and ptck out the piece
hey. 'suited for his requirements. After
this has bwn done applicant must go to
Mitchell, Neb., located at the wast end
of the tract of land, and get a water
construction permit. This eoets 85-Ti
per Irrigable acre. All land Included In
this farm unit which Is not subject to
Irrigation can be hoineeteaded under the
regular homestead laws and will not cost
l he J7.TJ per sere.
After the wster permit has been e
vured from the supervisor at Mitchell,
it will be necessary to return to Ani
ent. and aubmlt tbe permit with applies,
tkon tor the land at o'clock. March It
to 'J4.. The drawing takes place and no
more applications will be received until
the drawing is closed. It your eppltca
t'.ou toe the land Is the only one re
reived. It Is taken, but if more than one
application Is received for toe sains unit
or farm, then a drawing will be held In
the Alliance office, and the lucky ones
will be awarded the land. Those who
do not draw the unit they deelre nisy
have their money returned to there at
one hy the land office officials, or thty
tan file on soother unit If they so do-
sire. '
Anyone la eligible to file on this land
If H years of age or over snd an Amerl-
tn ritlsen and has not previously used
tbe bomeetead light. The land way
be proved upon ta three years with
leave of abeeno of five months eac
year.
In connection with this drawing. 7S.O0O
acres of land will be auctioned, starting
Wirrh tJ and closing March 2. This
land la all good tillable land and le In the
dry. farming district near Alliance The
average number ef puahnld of spuds be.
ing raised eacn year for the lut seven
years totals 171 bushels to the acre.
Hotel Caeete Rosb.
NOriTII PLATTH. Neb.. Feb. JfJ.-tSpe-cial.D
Two well dressed strangers so
cured a room at the Ritner hotel In this
city late last Bight and after staying up
stairs about two hours left ths hotel.
The suspicions of the night clerk were
aroused and upon Uivesttetioa It was
Irarned that two of ths guests had been
mUted of f and W7 respectively.
DEATH RECORD.
W. T. Mowoa.
NORTH PLATTE. Neb.. Feb. V. pe
eiaj. Word was received here today
that W. T. Boweo. at one time a resi
dent of Lincoln county for tsenty years,
had passed away at his borne In Nor
aralk. fx Mr. Ho wen was one of the
earl aettler of this county and was the
filber-ia-bw: of Oeorge Troeeer, the
n drra vt the district court.
Church Dedicated
At St. Edward
T. HOWARD, Neb., Feb. T7. (Ppeclel.)
The Firet Presbyterian church of Kt.
Edward wss dedicated thla morning after
an Inspiring sermon by Dr. Termer, pas
tor of the Treebyterian ei.tirrh at Madi
son. The edifice Is patterned after the
Presbyterian church at Aurora, and cost
llj.oro, and there larked .n to he
raleed before It could be dedicated free
of debt, but this smount wss raised In j
jm lon.F jninuic. "i.iii I
service
will be held several nights during the
coming week, ending with a public re
ception by the brotherhood Frldsy eve
ning. Beginning with next Thuredsy
evening a revival will start with Dr.
Fsrmer In charge. Much of the success
of the erection of the beautiful church
is due to the energy of the pastor. Ker.
Hugh F. Cooler, working In harmony
Ith a progressive membership. A notice-
able feature of this morning's services
wss the presence of the wives of former
pastors of the church. Mrs. 0. A. ronda.
hose hueband wss the first pastor of
the church; Mrs. T. T. Thompson, whoee
husband was pastor here some ten years
eao; Mrs. W. II. Parker of Olldden. Ia..
ho left here about four years ago, and
Mrs. Hugh P. Cooter, wife of the preeent
pastor.
NEWS NOTES OF COLUMBUS
AND OF PLATTE COUNTY
COLUMBIA. Neb., Feb. r.-(Bpeclal.)
For the first time In two days ths
urilngton got a train across the riatte
liver bridge south of this city yesterday.
About a half a mile of track had been
ashed out on the south side. The water
as fallen considerably and the Ice has
cleared the channel.
Paul Baer of Wahoo has bought the
Interest of T. D. Thomas In the Reeee
hoe company In this city. He has ar
rived and assumed an active part in
ths business. He will hava charge of ths
retail department, while Mr. Reece will
give more of his attention to his wooden
shoe factory.
A new aand company has been or
ganised with Its headquarters In Colum
bus, the principal owners being Mrs.
Ella Newman and A. L. Rush. The pits
will be opened on Newman's Island south
of the city. The company Is known as
the Columbus Band company.
Henry Melske of Tomah, Wis., hss
notified Secretary Dickey of the Colum
bus Commercial club, that he will be
In the city In a few days and plans
wUl be completed at that time for the
building of the packing plant Farmers
and others have become Interested and
good strong company will be or
ganised.
Ths lease of the North theater has
been sold to Robert Kent br Oscar
Baker. This Is ths largest theater build
ing In Columbus snd Is being used as a
moving picture house.
Another "get-to-gether" meeting of ths
CoUmbus Commercial club will be held
In the city next week, March t, at the
Meridian hotel cafe. Rev. Thomas
Griffiths will be the principal speaker
of the evening. Important matters will
be discussed st that time.
Petitions are being circulated In this
city for Rev. Chsrles Ray of Lyons, as
a republican candidate for congress from
the Third district Rev. Mr. Rsy will
make a thorough canvass of the district
and will try to land the nomination.
KEARNEY COUPLE FOUND
AFTER LOST FOR YEARS
SPOKANE, WesFr7Tb. r.-tBpeclaD
.-.Robert and Mabel Mathews, who dis
appeared mysteriously from their home
at Kearney. Neb., twenty-sis years ago,
when the girl was 4 years old and the
boy I, have been traced to Spokane after
a search whtoh has extended all over the
country, and It Is no wbtllsved they are
living In this city.
Chief of Polios Weir Is In receipt of a
letter from Mrs. Anna Phillips of Wat
erloo, la., who says she Is a sister of the
missing man and woman. Phe says ths
search haa been prosecuted for a quar
ter of a century and has reosntly re
ceived Information that ths brother and
sister have been traced to Spokane. The
mother has lost her health In the search
and nothing but the reoovery of tbe
vidren will save her Ufa. ,
Detective Paul Buohholi has been de
tailed to make an Investigation.
News Mate ef Ckadswa.
CHADRON. Neb.. Feb. 17, (Special .V-
The republlcana of Dawes county are
'gettlng-together. One meeting - held
In the court house, presided ever by
Attorney J. B. Porter, chairman of the
eounty central committee, was attended by
nrty-seven out ef sixty-three delegates
elected at the precinct primaries. tWven
out ef tea precincts were represented.
Only the distant and smaller precinct
members, could not reach Chadron. The
different aspirants for offloe, said be
fore alt, that whoever it was decided
upon at the next meeting to run for
offlae, he would support
Oeorge WlUlam Murphy was mar
ried to Mary Dowllng. and James Van
Varaer 'Base te Jennie May Dowllng.
The first couple will reside in Chad
ren, the latter on Mr. Bass ranch near
Van Tassell, Wyo.
Votes from Seaarler.
tCHVTLER. Neb.. . Feb. JT.-fSpecll.y-.
Precinct' Assessor A. W. Slndelar filej
tor county assessor affiliating with ths
democratic party. W. Hugh Fletcher
filed for the offloe of county clerk af
filiating atlh Ue republican party. These
are the only filings so far for county
efft-es.
Pallas lodge, Knlshta of Pythlss
escorted the body of I. W. Funk, who
was killed dynamiting te In the Platte
rrwir to Purple Cane cemetery, where
Interment wss mads.
Ice gorges hava taken out three spans
'n the north and some on the south end
of tbe wagon bridge across the Platte
river here.
M'BfRN, Neb.. Feb. Special.
"he Cedar -oas ewmpany of Wooeler.
O.. haa completed arrangements for the
installation of a branoh factory In this
olty, to be known ss the Nebraska Cedar
Moss company. It will manufacture a
cleaning compound. The local plant
will be under the management of C A.
ouders ef this city. The company has
purchased the building formerly ocou
Med bv the Klrchbraun Produce com-
oany.
II lab Frleee for Males.
STELLA. Neb.. Feb. IT -(Sec'el V-D
K. picklerS farm aale near Berada FYt
day amounted te 84.044. Ten mule sold
for an average price of gsnr. and a spaa
of mules brousht 8iL Thirty netfera.
t years old. made an average of n.
Threw off Cwlte aa rreveet Grip.
When you feel a cold coming on. take
Laxative Promo Quinine. It rentovee
cause ef Colds and Orip. Only one
"Bromo Q-itnlne." F W. drove's signa
ture en bos. IJc. Advertisement
All Roads Lead to Omaha This Week
When Merchants' Market Commences
By Monday noon many hundred of re
tail merchants from sit perta of Ne
braska and a half doxen other states wilt
be flocking Into Omaha, By Monday
evening they will probably number thou
sands. ,
That Is the onnlnir day if the Pprlng
MtrrhnU - Mrket weeK activities planned
br t)e wrioIea.ir.rs and manufacturers of
Omaha.
The committee haa been working for
weeks and now has all arangemonts com
pleted. Much Interesting entertainment la prn-
Ivided for tho vlisUIng retailors while In
the city. During tbe days they will be at
the wholesale hoiwes and manufacturing
plants laying in stocks of spring snd
summer goods for their respective places
of business out in the state and adjacent
states. During the evenings they will be
entertained hy the various entertainments
provided In ndvance.
On Tuesday evening a theater party Is
arranged for the Orpheutn theater, when
tho visiting retnllers will be the guests
of the Omaha market.
Wednesday evening an entertainment
and reception In to bo held at the Com
mercial club rooms. What are character
ised .as the beet prizes ever distributed
In Omaha will be given out that evening
to the visitors by a certain system of prise
distribution. This will e known ss prise
night at the Commercial club.
The Kilts' quartet of Council Bluffs
will be there to furnish entertainment of
their own sort. Mi sl Beulah Dais Turner,
soprano soloist. Is to cnterta'n, and the
celebrated "Galatea" Is to execute some
Interpretative dances.
Thursday night the entertainment Is to
culminate in a grand banquet and bril
liant dance at the Fontenelle hotel. Here
again the local retailers and those of
Council Bluffs will not be Included as the
crowds from out of town are expected to
be so large as to preclude the possibility
of throwing the entertainment open to
WILSON SAYS HONOR
DEARER THAN PEACE
(Coutluued from Page One.)
..umber when we masure things upon a
national scale. And I wish that when
ever an Impulse of Impatience comes
upon us, whenever an Impulse to settle
thing some short way tempts us, we
might close the door and take down some
old stories of what American Idealists
and statesmen did In the past and not
let any counsel In that does not sound
In the authentic voice of American tra
dition. Then we shall be certain what
lines of the future are, because we
shall know we are steering by the lines
of the past
"We shall know that no temporary con
venience, no temporary expediency will
lead us either to be rssh or to be cow
ardly. I would be Just as muoh ashamed
to be rash as I would to be a coward.
Vator la self-respecting. Valor Is cir
cumspect. Valor strikes only when It
Is right to strike. Valor withholds Itself
from all small Implications and entangle
ments and waits for the great opportun
ity when the sword will flash as If It
carried the light of heaven upon Its
blade."
LORIMER JUROR PREFERS
CHURCH REPORT TO CARDS
CHICAGO, Feb. 27. Permission to work
en an annual church report "Instead of
playing cards" during spare moments,
should he be retained as a Juryman, was
granted Arthur W. Parker, who has been
tentatively accepted by both sides for the
Jury in tbe trial of William Lo rimer,
former United States senator charged
with fraud in connection with the col
lapse of the LaSalle Street Trust and
Savings bank. Parker la treasurer of a
local church. Eight Jurors have been ac
cepted tentatively by both sides.
OBECK TO MAKE SPEECH
AT GOTHAM MASS MEETING
(From a Staff Correspondent)
WASHINGTON. Feb. (Special Tele.
gram.) Congressmen Lobeck will go to
New York tomorrow to address a mass
meeting of Gotham cltlxens at the Casino,
called to protest against the embargo on
milk for the babies of the central powera
Mr. Lobeck takes the place of Congress
man Emerson of Ohio, who Is unable to
tUl the date.
Judge Ben Lindsay of Denver will make
tbe principal speech.
Hereesaaa Die.
NORTH PORT. L I .. Feb. ML Cart a
Burr. sr.. died today at his home In
Commack, saed SS yestra He had a wide
reputation as a horseman snd handlad
Maud for her owner, David S. Bon
ner, He also tretnod horses for the elder
wtuiam K. vanaerbiit.
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local people, and therefore the rooms and
dance floor have been reserved exclu
sively for tbe visitors.
Kuropatkin to Lead
Russ Army of North
PETUOORAD (Via London). Feb. 27.-
Oeneral Alexel Kuropatkin haa been ap
pointed commander-in-chief of the Rus
sian armies on the northern front.
General Kuropatkin, who was com
mander-in-chief of the Russian forces In
Manchuria at the beginning of the
Russo-Japanese war, succeeds Oencral
Nicholas Russky, who was relieved of
the command on the Russian northern
front December 20 last The Russian
northern army has been repelling the at
tempt of the i Germans to capture Riga
General Kuropatkin has been reported as
holding several commands during ths
present war, and early last October he
was appointed chief of the Russian
grenades.
Plot to Prove Man
Worthless; Two Dead
DECATUR. 111.. Feb. 27.-Wllllam II.
Norman and wife. Bertha Norman, com
mitted suicide after Mrs. Emma Harris
was fatally shot by Norman In his home
here today. Mrs. Harris, In an ante
mortem statement, said the shooting was
the result of a plot between her and bet
friend. Mrs. Norman, to prove unfaith
fulness on the part of the husband.
According to .Mrs. Hsrris, Normsn
drew a revolver when they accused htm
and shot Mrs. Harris. IIS then turned
the gun on himself. Mrs. Norman's
father accused her of doing tho shoov
Ing a few minutes later. af m reply
she picked up the same revolver and
sent a bullet through her brain.
CANT RECOVER FOR HURTS
DUE TO MOTHER'S SHOCK
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Feb. ST. Hilda
Llpps, aged t years, cannot recover from
a local traction company for injuries al
leged to have been sustained through a
hock to her mother. Mrs. Pauline Llpps,
four months before Hilda was born.
Judge Gregory today so decided when
he sustained a demurrer of the company
that contended that Hilda had no legal
capacity to sue. Her action had been
brought by the father. Aaron Llpps. fer
tlO.OOA damages.
NEGRO WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION IN ELECTION
The Negro Woman's Christian asso
ciation held Its annual meeting last week
and elected the following officers: Mrs.
T. F. Rlggs, president; Mrs. Alfonso
Wilson, vice president; Mrs. C B. Fred
erick, secretary; Mra L. Moore, treas
urer. Mirs. J. II. Smith. Mra T. V. alker
and Mrs. M. D. Marshall were named
to act on the board of directors.
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OMAHA BUYS FIRE
HOSE W PROMISE
Unlike Other Citiea, There Are No
Specification and Bidi Sub
mitted by Middlemen.
TEUST TO LUCK A3 TO QUALITY
Why can St. Paul. Minn., submit
the niost rigid et of fire hose speci
fications drawn by any city and re
ceive direct from manufacturer,
bids fanning from 48 to 68 cents per
foot, each bidder agreeing to comply j
with the specifications?
Why docs Omaha, with no speci
fications, have to submit to bids from
middlemen and pay 80 cents to $1.10
per foot for fire hose?
Why can St. Paul have a represen
tative at the factory, while the hose
la betns made, this representative i
supervising tests, according to tho
most approved modern scientific
methods? !
Why does Omaha buy fire hose j
merely on the maker's promise and
then trust to luck that It will be ;
O. K.?
Why Is It?
Thn fire hose specifications of St.
Paul cover three and a half closely writ
ten pHges of typewritten matter and
Include every festure of hoee require
ment, based on expert knowledge. The
following are a few of the concluding
paragraphs of ,the St. Psul specifica
tions: la tbe specification.
"Inspection of hose under the require
ments of the preceding sections will be
carr'.ed out at the factory or factories,
where the hose Is made, by the Bureau
of Municipal Testing laboratories. The
manufacturers must provide ths au
thorised representative of the city of
Ft. Paul with all equipment and as
sistance necessary in carrying out the
tests called for In these specifications.
A standard guage tester shall be pro
vided to test the pressure gauges used.
The Bureau of Municipal Testing
laboratories of the City of fit. Paul Is
hereby designated as the duly authorised
representative of the city and will eon
duct the tests called for.
"Each length of hose delivered must
bear ths stencil of the Bureau of Munici
pal Testing laboratories, as evldenoe of
Its having been examined and tested
by the duly authorised representative of
the city, and passed as In conformity
with the foregoing requirements.
"Acceptance of the hose Is conditioner,
upon the receipt by the city from Its au
thortsed representative notice of label
ing and summary of record of examina
tions and testa
"The Bureau of Municipal Testing
laboratories shall be notified In advance
when the manufacture of the hose Is
to begin and no hose shall be made be
fore the arrival of the authorised rep
resentative of the city."
Nine Babaalt Bids.
In the face of Bt Paul'a exacting speci
fications, nine manufacturers of fire hose
submitted bids, the prices ranging from
48 to cents per foot These bids were
opened three months ago. The specifica
tions of the Minnesota capital city lack
no feature which might protect the city
In securing proper hose. The bids were
sll submitted direct from the manufac
turers. Omaha pays the middleman's profits
when buying fire hose.
The Bt. Paul specifications cover minute
details regarding rubber lining, cotton
cover, fittings, weight of hose, teats of
all kinds and under all conditions, physi
cal teats for a period of ens year after
labeling hose at factory, five chemical
tests of the rubber lining. ' In addition to
the teats made at factories by a repre
sentative of the city. It Is required that
three-foot samples must be sent for teats
st St Paul.
The Omaha city council opened fire hose
bile on January 14 of this year. The
prices ranged from 69 cents to tl per foot
Ten thousand feet were purchased at 80
cents per foot. ,000 feet being sold by
one favored middleman. On February ft,
1914. the city purchased 10,000 feet from
alx bidders at these prices: 1.000 feet at
K cents, 1.O0O feet at ti and t.OOO feet at
tl.10. ,
The fire department officials recently
stated that ths particular brand ef hose
of which S.000 feet were bought last month
at 80 cents per foot is as good as any ef
the 8,000 feet purchased two years ago
at IL10 per foot Two yeans ago. Instead
of submitting specifications, ths city pur
chasing department for the fire depart
ment, bought alx brands of hoee. and
after two years' use the fire chief avers
the 80-cent hose gives the service.
Another feature in connection with the
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Omaha system of receiving fire hoee bids
la that two years ai a certain brand
was offered for 81 10 a foot while this
si me brand wss offered by the same com
pany last month at SO cents per foot It
was suggested that the word had gone out
that Omaha would not pay more than M
cents for fire hose.
An official of a metropolitan city nesr
Omaha writes this Information:
"Our last purchase of fire hose wae on
the basts of SO cents per foot This was
honest construction hose superior to the
underwriters' specifications. In other
words, we purchased a better gradx of
hose than tho city of St Paul specified.
Thla hose was given physical test to
determine quality of the tubea. etc., at
the factory by the city Inspector.
Prices In Other Cities.
"It will he possible to buy hose st a
much lower price, but I believe that if
only price was considered you would un
doubtedly get an Inferior article. Ort the
other hand. It Is not necessary to pay the
exorbitant prices that have been Pld In
the past by varioue citiea, such ss Omshs,
paying "0 centa to 81.10 a foot.".
Minneapolis submits rigid specifications
and ia able to buy high-grade hoee for
W) rents per foot
Washington, D. C, where government
specifications of the moet exacting na
ture must be met this month awarded
a fire hose contract at 48 centa per foot
This for standard hose of two and a half
Inches diameter.
Omaha has never had fire hose specifi
cations. Two years ago the city boutnt
lO00 feet on an average price of 81.05
per foot. Last month 10,000 feet were
boUKht at 80 cents per foot.
Why?
FIRE DESTROYS COLLEGE
VIEW PRUNING PLANT
LINCOLN. Neb.. Feb. 27. The College
View branch of the Pacific Press Pub
lishing association was completely de
stroyed by fire this morning with a loss
of 8..0OO, partly covered by Insurance.
The printing plant Is controlled by the
Adventlst churrh and la one of the many
similar plants In the west. It wss known
ss the "Foreign Brsnch."
Department Orders.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ti (Special Tete-
WASHINOTON. Feb. 26 fSrcl.l TVI-
grsm.) Postmaetars aopolnted: Ne
braska, Darr. Dawson county. William F.
Lander Casper, vice O B. Dinfenbach. re
signed: Anoka. Boyd eounty, Edwin W.
Williams, vice .Toe Bergslroni, removed.
Wyoming: Mllbume. VMnt countv.
Hans Davidson, vice William Barton, re
signed. A postofflce has been estsbllsred at
Bovee, Charles Mix county, Kotith Da
kota with Martin Amtsen aa postinastcr.
Civil service examination will be held
on March 26 for postmaster at Irvlngton
and Markell. Neb.
Roes J. IjUium has been appointed
rural letter carr'er at Fort Atkinson. Ia.
Nebraska penslona granted: Viola Long,
South Bend, til: Mary Shannon, Pawnee
Cltv. 811
P1PLESJN FACE
Also Blotches. So Severe Irrita
ted Parts by Scratching, Very
Annoying. In Six Months
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT
"I had a case of sltia trouble that was
pretty bad. II came out In pimples and
sort of blotches and would Itch and burn
and cause me to awake la
the nlgbt The Itching and
turning were so severe that
fff .Sf f 1 Irritated the affected parta
t j nmuuos, ucj wvrv
piiaclpally on my face and
were very annoying.
"After so many spealdng
favorably of Cuticura 8oap
and Ointment I decided to try them. I
noticed great relief after having used a
quarter of a box of Cuticura Ointment
together with the Soap aad In nearly sis
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Headachy, Sick
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1 and feel fine.
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Pain In Side,
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DEAR KEAI1EH:
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