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Nebraska
GUTTERY METHOD
. LAYINGJN HANDS
Suspended Superintendent of Nor
folk Institution Telli Why He
Used Hit Palms.
BT WAY OF ADMONISHMENT
(Tram a Btaff Correspondent.)
MNCOUf, Feb. M.-(Speclal Telegram.)
W D. Guttery. who is undor
uspendston by the Board of Control as
uparlntendent of the Norfolk State In
line asylum, apeared before that body
today to make hla drfenne against the
charge that he had conducted himself
In a manner contrary to the best welfare
of the Institution.
The charges were met by I)r. Guttery.
In a general denial of most of them, oc
casionally admitting some and explaining
the occurrences very nicely.
He denied that he had ever told -multy
stories to the woman nurses or that ha
1 had laid Ms hands on them with any
thought otherwise than emphasizing what
he had to aay.
Ha Said that It had always been hla
suctom when talking to an Individual
under him to lay his hand on his shoulder
or arm in commending him for what ho
had done or by way of correction
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Nebraska
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ASHTON YOUTHJS IN BAD
Warren E, Williams at St. Louis,
Accused of Bijamy, Tries
Suicide.
HAD LIVED AT NEBRASKA CITY
ST. I.OCIS. Fib. :8.-Sprc!al Tol.-grsm.)
Warren K. Williams, brlrio-ttruom. re
cently freed, who was arrested last nWht
on a telegram from rroseciitlns Attor
ney MoOermott of Kearney. Nl., charg
ing that hla wife, the formT Miss Clare
Conrad of Nebraska City, hns no.er been
Many More Enter
Eaco for Office
. in Two Parties
From a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Feb. JS. Rpeclal.)-Rei-re-tary
of State Tool's filing mill turned out
a pretty gtod grist this morning.
A petition was received for tiling the
name of John T. Yalee of Omaha fur
the republican nomination for delegate to
the republican national rotivcntlou from
the Second district.
Anotner petition van filed to place tho
County Officers
Caught in Raid of
Falls City Joint
FALLS CITY. Feb. 2S Speclal.
Petcr Kaiser, a saloon keeper in Falls
City when the city went "dry" two years
ago, started a delicatessen shop.. Ills
place of business hns been known by
the rounders as the "Rainwater Joint."
He In some way contracted the disfavor
of Frank Vaughn, who Informed the
mayor that he could give him some vain
able Information which would lead to
the discovery of the unlawful sale of
liquor at that plHCe of business.
Vaughn was given a commission1 as
special police, also a star and gun. The
city chief of police and the county
sherlf were stationed across the street
within s!tht. Vaughn loafed among the
drinkers until a member of the county
board, a member of the grand Jury and
two other prominent cttlsena got up to! weeks, accompanied her husband to lite
the bar and poured alleged "high balls" station and deflated she would not b"-j fl. D. Mast of Morefleld filed for rep
from a bottle, the contents of which lleVe him to be aullty of the charge, i rescntnttve from the BUty-alxth district
Vaughn says ho knew by experience W illiams Is a graduate of the school of on the republican ticket, composed of the
He reached for the bottle and a rough phaimacy of Washington university and i count lea of Vrontier and U as per, repra
house was started, the' star was shown, ' his parents live, at Ashton, ??eb. sented In the last session by Albert La-
but that only Infuriated the crowd anclj juat after hla marriage, February 5, to Bounty, a democrat. Mr. Mast served
the gun was pulled and the signal given ; jjiss May jrrUl. Ieamy of St. I-ouls, he In the session of 1911.
and the other officers came and raided ! was Bm.ted for passing worthiest Jamea Malouaek of Atkinson filed for
the place. The grand Jury meets March . cherki but hUl motheI. made the checks the senate from the Twenty-fourth dia
6. Two members of the grand Jury were'- v.. i .-.( t trlrt. Mmnnnui e th i.. r.i
divorced from him and that he cm- j name of William 8. Itidgrll, present Hre
setiuenlly Is wanted In Nebraska for j commissioner for the demociatlo noml
blgamy, was removed from police head- nation for the Mate Hallway commission,
quarters to the city hospital early today Representative R. O. Regan of Matte,
for observation after attempting to out Center filed for the demociatlo noinl
hla wrist with the broken handle of a j nation for representative from the Twen
tin cup. jty-alxth district, represented by him the
Mrs. Williams No. I, a bride of thre ! Irst two sessions, which comprises tho
loiiutles of Tlatte and Madison.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., Feb. 2S.
i t Special Telegram.) Warren William of
secured a marriage license hero aecord
' ing to the records of the county judge's
In the place when It was raided and
the county supervisor, who is responsible
Ha said he had been a school teacher , for them as Jurors. It Is said by the of. ' .
ror mora than rirteen years and always -. :bh wnu uimn ui man
In correcting a pupil he placed his hand " lr his hand.
. . IvRiatir vvai rroni ! an1 hi nlar nf
on mm to empnasne wnat ne nau io -ay. -'""- .1 i office February 5. WIS. and were mar-
He denied that any acts of violence . " r,.M h a a R.nd.ll f .he Meiho,
ine most sensational mane since me; -
town went dry. ,i,t church.
Vaughn Is a fisherman, and It snld he Williams Is well known In Nehmaka
has been threatened with arrest for sell-ic,'- He was a Peru student for a
Ins; fish out of season. Revenae and the ! while and later became an Insurance
had been used by him or that his atten
tion had been called to such acts by the
attendant under him, otherwise than
such aa were necessary to be) made on
tha spur of the moment properly to
handle tha patients, some of which were
very violent.
tn answer to the inquiry of a member
of the board aa to the charge that one
or more of the nurses had bad reputa
tions before coming to the Institution,
Dr. Guttery replied that aome of the
men he employed also had bad reputa
tions and were given a chance to make
good, and he believed a woman should
be given the same privilege.
. He believed If a woman, wanted to re
form she should be encouraged.
The hearing will continue tomorrow.
Judge Good of Lincoln is representing
Dr. Guttery In a legal capacity.
Settling Gets Fine
'Raise' with New Job
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 28.-(Speclal Tele
egram.) From a 13,000 Job aa rata clerk
for the Nebraska State Railway commis
sion to a 19,000 a year Job In a similar
capacity for the railroads," Is the promo
tion which cornea to U A. Wettling, a
well-known rate man of this city.
After leaving the railway commission
because it refused to. pay him a salary
commensurate with the work he waa do
ing for the people, Mr. Wettling went
into bualness for himself, but had hardly
got started before the railroads engaged
him to take charge of the work of com
- Spiling statistics for -them 'tn their con
; Mention fdanralae In freight rates.
' j -The roada got the raise because of the
I showing made and now aa hla reward
. nr. weuiinr mi a. Tiermanent inn at
the same kind of work at a salary that
' would make a United States senator
a,ivii iwiui viivy, no wilt muvc iu vm
cago where he will have headquarters
very good.
KANSAS COMMISSIONERS
LOOK UP NEBRASKA RECORDS
126 offered by the Dry league for parties agent. His wife whom he married her
caught at bootlegging are supposed the
reason for his action.
Graft in Government
Says Barton in Talk
to Aurora Y.M.C, A.
AURORA, Neb., Feb. 28. (Special.) In
an address before the Young Men's
Christian association here yesterday aft
ernoon, Silas A. Barton, former congress
man from the Fifth district of Nebraska,
declared that there Is at least tl,M0,0G0
graft In every battleship built for the
United States government. He Insisted
that this grAft should be eliminated by
the establishment of government armor
plate factories.
Mr. Barton stated that hundreds of
is also quite well known In the com
munity. She comes from a good family
and bears a fine reputation. Wl llajua
waa a guardsman for a short tlmo and
when Nebraska City troops went to Pole
Mountain, Wyo accompanied them.
Wife Had Filed Complaint.
KEARNEY. Neb., Feb. It. (Special
Telegram.) Warren EJ. Williams, who
waa arreated In St. Louis yesterday on
roquest of Attorney Bd B. McUermott.
waa married to Miss Claire Conrad,
daughter of a boarding house keeper
here, at Nebraska CKy, February 6, JS1.
Mrs. Williams Is at present teaching , llarpe, Kan., where the family moved
Holt, Oarield. Wheeler and Keyo Thaha.
represented In the last, two sessions by
John A. Robertson, democrat, the man
who tried to abolish the National Guard,
nir. Malouaek la a republican.
A. F. Dare of Antelope county filed for
the democratic nomination for the senate
In the Ninth district, composed of coun
ties of Antelope. Boone and Nance,
represented In the last session by Iver
K Dy gland, of Boone county.
Charlea Naylor of Chadron filed tor
the democratic nomination for repre
aentatlve from the Seventy-fourth dis
trict, composed of the counties of Paweai
and Stout. Mr. Naylor served thl dlsu
trlct In the last session and waa chair
man of the engrossing committee.
DEATH RECORD
Mrs. Olive H. McC'llatock.
TABLE ROCK. Neb.. Feb. 28.-tSpe-clal.l-The
body of Mrs. Olive II. Mc
Cllntock, who lived here many years,
was brought here for burial from I
Handy Stomach
Remedy to Have
About the House
Instantly stops Indigestion, gas,1
sourness, heartburn or '
acidity.
.
The moment "Pape's Diapep-
sin" reaches the stomach
all distress goes.
As there Is often some one In your
family who suffers an attack of 'Indi
gestion, acid stomach, dyspepsia or aome
form of stomach trouble, why don't you
keep rape's Plapcpaln In the house
handyT
Thl harmless blessing will digest any
thing you eat without the slightest dis
comfort, and overcome a sour, gassy
stomach In five minutes.
Tell your pharmacist to let you read
the formula plainly printed on these Co
cent case of Pape's Iilapepaln, then you
will readily see why It makes Indigestion,
our stomach, heartburn and other dis
tress go In five minutes and relieves at
once such mlaeriee as belching of gaa,
eructations of sour undigested food,
nausea, heartaches, dlsalness, constipa
tion and other stomach disorders.
Some folks have tried so long to find
relief from Indigestion and dyapepala or
n out-of-order stomach with the com
mon every-day curea advertised that they
have about made up their minds that
they have something else wrong, or be
lieve their Is a case of nervousness,
gastritis, catarrh of the stomach or
cancer. ,
This, no doubt, Is a serious mistake.
Your real trouble Is, what you eat does
not digest; Instead,. It ferments and sours.
turns to arid, gaa and stomach poison,
which putrefy In the digestive tract and
Intestines, and, besides, poison the breath
with nauseous odors.
A hearty appetite, with thorough diges
tion, and without the slightest discom
fort or misery of the stomach la wall
ing for you aa soon as you decide to try
rape's Dlapepeln. Advertisement.
school near Sumner, Neb. She is well
known here, having upon several occa
sions assisted with the or kin the office
of the county clerk.
In October, lfrM, a' complaint of non
eupport waa filed agalnat Williams by
his wife, who said that he had contrlbu-
millions of dollar, of expense could es.Hy I ttd,b"t l h'r 'upport ,lnCe ,hC 1Sth
be eliminated at Washington. He said of JIu,y ' that year
that scores of representatives and sen
ators take the oath of office and then
spend a large part of their time In fill
ing dates on the lecture platform and In
getting re-elected. Many of them spend
a great deal of their time riding about
the world to the different possessions of
the United States free of charge.
Comparatively a few of the congress
men atay on the Job all of the time, he
declared. .
. (From a Staff Correspondent.)
- LINCOLN, Feb. 2S (Speclal.)-W. R.
Scott, assistant rate clerk of the Public
Utilities commission of Kansas, has been
going over the records of the State Rail
way commission with -the view of se
curing data so that the commission of
Kansas may frepare and put In force a
rate order similar to the celebrated rate
order No. IS, which caused so much con
troversy In Nebraska.
The State Railway commission has Just
completed and sent to Congressman
' Charles Soal, at Washington, at his re
quest, a statement of the condition of
the freight car business In Nebraska for
the past three years, and including busi
ness so far Into 1316.
The report thows that previous to this
year the freight car supply of the com
bined roads in this state averaged per
day about 1,800 cars, and that at the same
time there were orders for 2,000 cars.
This year the average number of cars
of the roads were 1,400, with orders for
1,800.
LABORER AT LINCOLN '
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 2S. (Special Tt le
. eg ram.) Roe Baker, a laborer In the
employ of a local cement firm, escaped
death very closely this afternoon when
he was burled under an avalanche of
cement In sacks, weighing more than a
ton. ,
Workmen ruehed to his relief, but out
side of a fractured shoulder, he escaped
injury.
When pulled out he was lying under-
neath tha entire load.
Columbus Knights : ; I
Initiate a Large
, Class at Fremont
FREMONT, Neb., Feb. '.'((.-(Special
Telegram.) A class of forly-tilne candi
dates were Initiated here Sunday by tho
Knights of Columbus. The initiatory ser
vices were followed by a banquet at
Morse Hall in the evening at which
plates for 300 were laid. Young women
of St. Patrick's church served the ban
quet. Right Reverend Bishop J. Henry
Tlhen of Lincoln was the principal
speaker. He spoke on the subject,
"Knighthood of Our Day." Hugh J. Boyie
of O'Neill responded to the toasts,
"Knighthood and the State." J. Q. Wid
helm of Fremont was toastmaster, Joe
Steelier and his brother, Anton, disap
pointed the Knights when they failed
to show up for Initiation. The Stechf-r
party left Sunday for a trip through tho
weMern states and waa unable to be
here to take the degree work. Knights
were In attendance from all parts of the
state. . '
For a time after they were married
they made their home with Williams'
mother, who resides on a large farm near
Schaupps, Neb.
YOUNG BUFFALO COUNTY
some five years since, Saturday, and
the funeral services and Interment were
at Humboldt. She waa a daughter of
Joseph Hays, and grew to womanhood
at the Hays' farm, four miles east of
Table Rock, and was married in 1881, to
Alex MoCllntock. Burvlvlng her are her
husband, three sons and a daughter. Her
aged was 64 years.
Conrad Hhlera,
SYRACUSE, Neb., Feb, 28.-(Speclal.)-
The funeral of Conrad Killers, who died
from pneumonia at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. II. J, Tonslng, was held
at the German F.vanaellcal church here!
GIRL BECOMES BRIDE .Mlerda' nd w rgely attended. De-
' ceased was 70 years of age, and a vet
eran of the. Franco-Prussian war of 1870.
B
ELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
KEARNEY. Neb., Feb. 28.-(Spec!nl
Telegram.) What is probably a record
in Buffalo county for a young bride and
groom waa made yesterday afternoon
Doy Accidentally Hart.
YORK. Neb., Feb. 28.gpeclal Tele
gram.) Walter, Huffman, a lad 12 years)
Neta from Beatrice,
BEATRICE. Neb.. Feb. 28. (Special.)
Mrs. Scott MeNown. for the lsst twenty
years a resident of Wymore. died at
that place Saturday morning, following
a tsorke of apoplexy, aged years. She
la survived by her husband and six eh II
dren.
The base ball boosters of Steinsuer
have sent out a circular letter to neigh
boring towns, proposing a Pawnee county
Base Ball league, of six .town.
H. B. Kennedy, who has been engaged
in the Jewelry business In this city for
some' years, has sold his store to
Charles A. Oilllland.
Peter Weyer and Mrs. Anna Zeller.
old residents of the Barneston neigh
borhood, were married at the home of
the latter. They will inaks their home
on the groom's farm near Barneston.
Farmers of this county report that the
winter whest has gone through the win
ter In good shape and with favorable
weather will make a good crop,
altsrict. but have been powerless to alls-
Tf ? "l of sue, while handling a gun discharged
age. and Miss Amelia Gertrude Keniiedy ' , h ba -t ,k, ,, , OM
16 year, of .-were accompanied to the Je,lr
court hous by their respective parent. Lutl,Pran ho.luI.
and with the assistance of Judge F. J. "
Everltt the young people were married. ;
uzrt ijrr, T0 stop bad cough
the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Duncan. ' "
Both are families living In the vicinity
of Amherst.
HYMENEAL
SOOTH DRV. 1RKITATKD THROAT
WITH PAKMIXT SVKUP. SAYS
THIS OU FASHIONED COUGH
ltl'.MKDY IS 11ICST.
We sre told that the old time remedies
are best and Invariably contain less
harmful yet better medicine than those
rlskmsa-Ksrs,
SYRACUSE, Neb., Feb. 28. (Special.)
A pretty wedding occurred Sunday at ; which are In ue today. This beln
tne nome or Mr. and Mrs. lrred Karo. i """i'-u'y me sonowing oia rasnionea
Their duhter IJiaie was united In i rc,1'" which Is quick acting, will be
ineir oaugnter, ixaie. was united in welcomed bv man v. as there aema t he
marriage to August Brlnkman In the I a regular epldemio of coughs at the pres
presence of a few relatives. The young ! fnt tlm,V, Secure from your drunglat
couple wilt reside on the groom's farm,
near Turlington.
MEN WHO SOLD DISEASED
STOCK REFUND MONEY
HAY SPRINGS, Neb., Feb. 28. (Spe
cial.) Considerable excitement has been
occasioned here by reason of some stock
cows that were shipped In here from
Sioux City and sold to local stockmen,
which proved to be tubercular. The party
who sold them' did not escape, but was
later picked up by the sheriff at Rush
vllle and was compelled to give up '.he
proceeds of the ' sale in the shape of
drafts. By some loophole of the Inspec
tion, several carloads of this diseased
stock has been shipped In here, but
fortunately the discovery was made In
time for the purchasers of this stock to
get their money back. This stock is pre
sumably from Wisconsin and Minnesota,
cows for some reason were not fit for
further use as dairy cows. It la a shame
that northwest Nebraskans, the produe
ers of 'the best range stock of the United
States, if not in the world, can not be
saved by state or government inspection
from the importation Into this section of
diseased and Inferior cattle. Action, no
doubt, will be taken, but possibly too
late.
KEITH NEVILLe"mAKES
. FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
flwlndler Gives) Moalh la Jail.
TABLE ROCK. Neb., Feb. iW. (Spe
cial.) L. D. Watson, alias Baker, was
sentenced to thirty days In the county
Jail on a swindling charge, by Police
Judge Ford of Humboldt. It was al
leged at the trial he received a A check
from, the Cooper mills at Humboldt, as
a payment on corn, which he represented
as having to sell, representing himself
as a farmer.
1 ounce Parmtnt (double strength), take
inifl nome and add to It a quarter pint
of hot water and 4 ounces of granulated
iiKar, sur until dissolved. Take 1 table
apoonful four times a day. No more
tacking your whole body with a cough.
Clngited nostrils should open, air pas
sages nf your head should rlear and your
brt&thing become easy. Parmlnt syrup
Is pleasant to take, easy to prepare and
coses little. Every person who haa a
stubborn cough, hard cold or catarrh In
any form should give this prescription a
trial. There is nothing better. Advertisement
" t - 1 1 -" 1
Not a Bite of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
8syg a glass of hot water and
phosphate prevents Illness
and keeps us fit.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets.
Baa a Ma Maka Kwase.
BEATRICE, Neb.. Feb. M.-8pe-UI
Telegram.) No trace of the four band lis
who engaged In a pistol fght on West
Beatrice with Offlcera Buckholx and Pil
low Saturday, has been found.
Just as coal, when it burns, leaves be
hind a certain amount of Incombustible
material in the form of ashes, so the
food and drink taken day after day leaves
In the alimentary canal a certain amount
of indigestible material, which if not
completely eliminated from the . system
each day, becomes food for the millions
of bacteria which Infest the bowels. From
this muss of left-over waste, toxins and
ptomalne-IIke poisons are formed and
sucked Into the blood.
Men and women who can't get feeling
right must begin to take inside baths.
- j Uefoie eating breakfast each morning
NORTH PI.ATTK. Neb., Feb. 2S. (Spe- drink a glass of real hot water with a
clal.) Keith Neville of North Platte, who j teaapoonful of limestone phosphate In It
recently filed for the democratic nomlna-jto wash out of the thirty feet of bowels
tlon for governor, gave out hla declare- j the previous day's accumulation of tola
tlon of principles here this evening. He on" "nd toxins and to keep the entire
endorses the administrations of President alimentary canal clean, pure and fresh.
Wilson and Oovernor Morehoad. and says' Those who are subject to sick head- i
he will vote against the proposition to"eh' colds, biliousness, constipation,
make the state dry. He concludes his ' othera , who wake up w ith bad taste,
statement as follows: I foul breath, backache, rheumatic stlff-
"I am a progressive, but not a radical. J neM' or hsv '!''' gasy stomach
If elected governor. I will be the servant ' "fter me'- re urged to get a quarter
of the whole people and not a dictator ' Pund of limestone phosphate from the
to them. I will serve them with seal and!,ru tore n' begin practicing Internal
fidelity. My maxim will be: To do 'nlutlon- Tnl" wl" co,t ver lltUe- but
Justice to all and to submit to wrong U ,uff lc,ent t0 mse anyone aa enthusiast
from none.' " J on the subject.
- I Remember inside bathing la more lm-
Flaei Mas Plcklasj Lock. portant than outside bathing,' because
RriTDTPT v.t. a-.i. . ,0 , , ,h k,n Pr a nt bsorb Impurities
BEATRICE; Neb.. Feb. J8.-Speelal ; lnto th, blood 0.unc h..lthi wml.
. - . arxesiea the bowel pores do. Just ss soap and hot
water cleanses, aweetens and freshens
That Is the Joyful cry of thousands
since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tab
lets, the substitute for calomel.
Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician
for 17 years and calomel's old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not con
lain calomel, but a healing, soothing
vegeiaoie taxauve.
No griping la the "keynote" of these
little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets
They cause the bowels and liver to act
normally. They never force them to un
natural action.
If you have a "dark brown mouth'
now and then a bad breath a dull, tired
feeling elck headache torpid liver and
are constipated, you'll find quick, sure
and only pleasant results from one or
two little Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
at bedtime
Thousands take one or two every night
Just to keep right. Try them. 10c and
25c per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus,
Ohio.
MR. I. T. COLLINS. .
Mr. J. T. Collins assumes the
active management ef Raymond
Quality Home Furnishers at 1&13
1515 Howard street, under condi
tions that are In every way highly
favorable. In addition to hla per
sonal qualities and knowledge of
the furniture business, Mr. Collins
will be surrounded with a group
of men especlslly fitted to fill
their respective places with the
house. There will be lacking no
modern facility In the entire equip
ment of the RAYMOND STORE)
for taking the best possible care
of Ita CUSTOMF.US' Interests. He
la In a position to say to the buy
ing public of Omaha and the sur
rounding country that THB RAY
MOND STORK win be able to.
show you a stock ranking In qual
ity with the best and at prices
that wilt at once appeal and carry
compelling conviction to your
minds of the money saving advan
tages offered you In becoming a
RAYMOND CUSTOMER. Every
convenient, modern and efficient
MEANS for BKUV1CK from the
beginning to the end of taking care
of your orders Is provided for. The
working plan of tha store Is so
organised that for the least ex
pense Incurred the greatest pos-
slble benefit is passed directly on
to you In the matter of quality,
price and service.
WATCH FOR OPHN1NQ
ANNOUNCEMENT.,
TODAY'S BEAUTY KELP
You can keep your hair at Its very
best by washing it with a teaapoonful
of canthrog dissolved In a cup of hot
water, afterward rinsing thoroughly with
clear water. One finds that the hair
dries quickly and evenly, la unatreaked,
bright, soft and very fluffy, so fluffy In
fact, that It looks more abundant than
It la, and so soft that arranging It be
comes a pleasure. This simple, Inex
pensive shampoo cteanses the hair and
scalp thoroughly of all dandruff and dirt,
and leaves a clean, wholesome feeling.
All scalp Irritation will disappear, and
the hair will be brlKhter and glossier
than ever before. Advertisement.
fl Pimoe DitaDcear it
1
Fred Ward, as he In the -e e I
Ing a lock of Morris aV White's grocery
store. He Is believed to be the same party
who robbed this store last week.
the akin, so hot water and limestone
phosphate act on the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels Advertisement.
There is one remedy that seldom fails
to clear away all pimples, black heads
and skin eruption and that makes the
skin soft, clxnr and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with semo,
which generally overcomes all skin dis
eases. Acne, ecsema. Itch, pimples,
rsshes, black heads la most cases give
way to gemo. , Frequently, minor blorn
lahea disappear overnight. Itching usu
ally stops Instantly. Zemo Is safe, clean,
easy to use and dependable. It costs only
tte; an extra large bottle, 11.00. it
will not stain, .Is not gTeasy or 'sticky
and la positively safe for tender, sensi
tive skins.
Zemo, Cleveland.
RUPTURF
We have a successful treatment for
Rupture without resorting to a painful
ana uncertain surgical operstlon. Ws
are tho only reputable physicians who
will tak such cases upon a guarantee to
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No danger from chloroform, shock and
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Mr. Peter Blah, Harvard. Neb.j Arnold
Rorn, Norfolk, Neb.; W. M. Uenxlngr,
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H. Dwvcr, Blair, Neb.: C. M. Harris, Msl.
vern, la.; Orrln Reed, Ogalalla, Nb.;
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