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Know Your Own
Stomach. 'Spring
tonics" are for those who
do not know that Nature
must rebuild wasted tissue
from the food they eat.
Help Nature to throw off
the toxins of a heavy Win
ter diet by eating Shredded
Wheat Biscuit, a real whole
wheat food that is prepared
in a digestible form. Follow
Nature's plan -- get your
strength from a simple, nat
ural food that is thoroughly
cooked and easily digested.
Try it for breakfast with
milk or cream; eat it for
luncheon with berries or
other fresh fruits; make it
your "meat" for the Sum
mer days. Made at Niagara
Falls, N. Y.
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
usjsIurelF""
vegetable-nature's
blood treatment
f-'clcntlrt luva dlnaovr-rrd that (he fnr
mt unit I tin Old nrti Hliuririiintly supplied
tvlth veflntlon nt vnrlou kind tint
f urnUh the Ingredient (or making a.
remedy for pia' th Hlly evory ailment of
IiiHiiltlinl. JI'mIIc-Iw nmdy from root,
herb nd brirk which Nature has plncej
at the dlnporal of, man uro better lhnn
atrong mlncial mlxtiiro. Mtmiral rnmll
rlfifn work danKurouKly on the riollcnto
t'arta of th ayitem, especially the t'm
uch ami liowpla by eating out the lin
ing membrane, producing chronlu dy
pepala and of ton entirely ruining- the
health, H. H. H. I pimranti-cd to be a
purely vegetable rumidy. Jt I minis en
tirely of gontlo-actlng, healing, purify
lug root, herb and barkw, pnaaeaaltig
properties that build up all parte hf the
ayaiem, In addition te removing all Im
purltlea and polanna ffrom the blood. H.
ft. f). la a " treatment for nil dlanr.
dera of the blood. It clnaniiea the entire
ayatem. Uet B. H. H. at any drug atore.
H, . a. la a atandard remedy recognized
everywhere aa the greateat blood anti
dote ever discovered. If youre la a Tin
tullar cam write to Bwlft Wpeclflc Co.,
Atlanta, (la.
Dandruff Surely
Destroys the Hair
Cirls-lf you want plenty of thick, beau
tiful, gloaay, allky hafr, do by all rrwan
t lid of dandruff, for It will tarv your
t'alr and ruin It If you don't.
It doesn't do. much good to try to brnah
tr waah it out. Tha only ture way to gat
rid of dandruff la to dlaaolve It, then you
ileatroy it entirely. To do thin, gut about
four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; ap
ply It at night when retiring; u'e enough
!o moisten the acalp and rub It In gently
with tho flt.gcr tlpa.
By morning, most If not all, of your
dandruff will he gone, and three or four
mora application! will completely dtanolvo
and entirely destroy every glngle sign
and trace of It
You will find, too, that all Itching and
digging of the acalp will atop, and your
hair will look and feel a hundred tlmeii
better. You can get liquid arvon at any
drug atore. it la inexpensive and four
ounces la all you will noed. no matter
how much dandruff you have. Thin sim
ple remedy never fal'a. Advertisement.
It's Easy to Peel Off
All Your Freckles
The conlraat botween frecklea and the
clear akin usually la ao great that no
bleach ran be more than partially auo-
eHKful In obliterating the disfigurement.
Ordinary mercollzed wax la far better; It
literally peel off the frecklea. Oet an
ounce of It at the m-ur.'Ht ilruaalore and
toiilnht aprrad on enough to lompled.ly
over your fine; remnve In the morning
lth warm water. Hi-pent dully until
every freckle haa dlmppenred.
Hough, blotchy, pimpled akin, alao
common at thl m-numi, may be entirely
liotteu rid of by tbla aairna method, with
out discomfort or Inconvenli nee. The ef
fort i decidedly worth while, the new
completion ohinlniil pctng ai clear,
Hiuioih end ymillilil.
If tMithrrecf with rink!e, hithe the
fiice In a lotion made by illnlv In en
ounce .f pnwdrred aolil III a half pint
f witch hHcl, Tina the tuoat effect
l. and cpilckeat aeiing wrinkle Heat
loeni known Ad niincmeiit.
To Avoid Dandruff
Vuu d not want 4 tlow treatment when
tlt l falling and the tttndrwff aru la
V I'lh' the hair ru-.u HWny mean-no
liai
tif, e it - -at atire. a Ki't'e ef aetnu
f'.r "' r t: fr n'r Ur a,.- I -a
h . e t r.t, f'.c It it I ha W'.rlfc il k! t
ll bit a He ilimt ',!( tFlnt. 1 . ihts
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t ' t, im .1 w I ft.it ! . M
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Aileo'i Fo.ih tor (hi Troops
tf. I l.'l.at t-,i I, r s f
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Bargains in
practically new
article in "For
Sale" column, read
it.
Nebraska
HARDEST BLOW YET
FOR PULLMAN CO.
State Board of Equalization Raises
Valuation of Sleepen in the
State $122,839.41.
JUST ONE' SESSION TO DO IT
fFrom a Staff I'orreapondrnt.)
LINCOLN, May H. (Special ) - I'reaum
ably owing to the war In Kurope, the
State Hoard of Aaaeaament haa found It
noceaaiiry to raliie the aaaeaainent on the
Pullman Car company, and today, In a
"hurt elnn, booated the valiiiitlon of
tho company property In Nebraska from
al,M0 In IDIfi to $!MI,i ,i.4l In !.
Standard aleepere are rained from
flu.KiS each lo IIK.MK! each, and aa there
are 4fil In nae thla year agHlnat laat
year, It Increnaea the company' valua
tion on those cure alone about 15 per
cent, '
Tourist aleepcra remain tho aame, both
In numhera and In valuation, the num
ber being 123, and tho valuation ,".c0
each.
Try to Collect on Penalty.
Doiijilaa county will have to pay the
Mate of Nebraska t.l,al7.tl for the priv
ilege of nppoalng the order of Htale
Treaaurer Hull that county treaaurera
should make monthly remittance to the
atate treaaurer.
County Treaaurer 're rmlaled the order
of the atate treaaurer anil with one or
two other eountlea made a teit niaa.
The matter waa taken to the auprema
court and the opinion of the court waa
that tho treaaiircr bad the authority
to order monthly pnyimnta. The amount
Involved waa fll,31tf.H!, which, with the
penalty of fl.kl7.Vl. rniikea Ju amount re
mitted flUai.tiO.
apellliia; Malrh In Kalla dir.
Plate Btiperlnlendent Thomna attended
a apelHng match In Falla City laat Fri
day night In which aevenly children of
Klehardaon county, repreaentlng about
two-lhlrda of the dlatrlcta, took part,
ICugenla Tool of Dawaon took the flrat
prize, apelllng (13 per cent of the worda,
and won tho $.", prlae. Carrol Da via' of
Salem too aecond, and Jilln Dodd of
Kail City and Myrtle Nedrow of Vernon
tlud for third place, while Emily Mlllev
received honorable mention,
It 1 the Intention of the atate upr
Intendent to Inaugurate a atato-wlde con-
teat In which the three it'a, "reading,
writing and 'rlthmatlc with cyphering,
will be the point to contested In.
Auburn High School
Junior is Drowned
Al.'ttmtX. Neb.. MUy l.-fSpeclal Tele
gram.) 1 lomrr J. flupp, one ot the Jun
ior of the Auburn Jllgh ichool, waa
drowned Sunday afternoon at about 3:30
while awlmmlng In the Nemaha river
aouth of Auburn with hli two brother.
The body wa finally located three hour
later In about eight feet of water. The
river wa dragged and eynamlled and
many of the boy dived In all part of
the gtream, hut could not locate It,
Finally Ace Thompaon found It and Joe
Hampton dived down and brought It up.
Tha funeral aervlcea will be held, at the
Cbrletlan church Ttieaday afternoon at
2:90, conducted by Hev, Hoy A. Dadman.
Interment will b made In the Bherldan
cemetery.
SYRACUSE FARMER DRAGGED
UNDER DISC DIES OF HURTS
SYRACUSE, Ne., May J.-fSpecl' )
Auguet Wclae, a young farmer who waa
ao badly cut about a month ago when
hla team ran off with the dlao on which
he waa working and who haa been In
the Preabyterlan hoapltal In Omaha
since, died Saturday morning and hi
body waa brought here thl morning for
burial. The funeral la to be held at hla
home Tuesday at 1 o'clock p. m. and the
Interment In the Oaage Lutheran ceme
tery, aervlcea being conducted by Rev.
Abelo of that church. Mr. Welae wa
a aucceaaful and lndtiatrlou farmer and
waa held In the highest esteem. He Is
survived by a wife and aome email chil
dren.
Note from Cage Connty.
BEATRICE, Neb., May '.-(Special. )
The Methodist and Baptist cloaed a big
revival meeting at Lewlston laat even
ing, thirty-four bitting the trail on the
closing night, fa all iM confeaaed Chrlat.
The meeting were conducted by Dr.
and Mr. Wheeler.
Pandellon week in Beatrice was a big
sticceaa, and when the plants were
weighed Saturday evening It wa fund
that the eehool children entering the eon
test had gathered fifteen tons. Taul
(ielahr won flrat prise by gathering over
two lona and reeelved 15. Velma nlu
wa second with a prise of V. The
clvla Improvement department of the
Woman's cluh had char of the affulr.
Francis M. tlraham and Jea.le V. Hud
on, both of Lincoln, aera married here
Saturday evening bv Itev, B. K. !ilther.
.V charter wa flb'd for record at th
court house Saturday of Tyre lodge No.
IS, Ancient, t res and Aeceptsd Maaons of
Ulue 4-prlii.ia. Ttie loda waa chartered
in 11 with only twelve applicant, very
fnw of whom are left to altntu the final
film of the chaitrr
Tl rtmnt end living rm f IV
K. 'rfrnta of t'ftitUnd i burglar-c-tr.y
while lb mllv was al
I i. n! alim.tli.g h thnn Attout I
In t.ah and " n:nie 'k,n
ENGINEER WILL ADDRESS
CENTRAL HIGH STUDENTS
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Nebraska
State's Lawn Mowers
Are on the Increase
fKrom a Stsff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. May .-(SpeclaH-Tlie (lock
of ahecp of Secretary W, It. Mellor of
the State Honrd of Agrlciilture out at the
fair grounds Is Increasing very rapidly
and pros pact are good for continued
prosperity along Koofeveltlan Ideas.
About a month o Secretary Mellor
conceived the Idea that a flock of she.p
would be better weed killers than a flock
of lawn mower and so he purchased
head of the former and turned them
loose on the fair grounds. This morning
when Grand Keeper of the Ewe and
Lambs William Krister counted noses he
discovered that slsly little sheepleta had
put In an appearance and there la much
rejoicing around atata hoard headquarter
H.B.Andrews Dies
While at Dinner
imokLN HOW, Neb., May .-Spaolal
Telegram.) Harve H. Andrews, promi
nent resident of this city and reputed on
of tho wealthiest men In central Ne
braska, died suddenly at noon of heart
failure, while sealed at th dinner table,
lie went to Anselmo thla morning to
transact snmo business and It waa while
at the home of Mrs. t. L. Tapper of
that plnce that death occurred, He ha
lived in thl county for thirty-five year
and was one of th oldest pioneer. II
waa well known throughout the stale and
a prominent Mason. He wa M year old.
SUPREME COURT ASKED
TO LOOK INTO DEPOT CASE
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, May ,--Specnl.-Tri Bur
lltigton railroad haa appealed to (he su
preme court from an order entered by
the railway commission In the matter of
new depot fnellttles at Franklin.
Home tlmo'ago the people of Franklin
made complaint to (he railway commis
sion that the depot at that place wa too
small to accommodate the rapidly In
creasing business of the town and that
there was not sufficient help around the
station to take care of th business.
The commission In an order written by
Commissioner Hall, decreed that the rail
road company should Increase It faclll
tlea and generally meet the demand al
leged to I needed In the town In handling
(he business.
Th nillroad company denies that there
la so much prosperity around the Frank,
tin county town and desire the supreme
court to look Into th matter.
Mr. Harriet A. Wendell.
PLATTi-iMOL'TH, Neb,, May l.-cPpe-clal.)-Mrs.
Harriet A. eWndell, of this
city died at her late home, thti morning
after an Mines extending over a num
ber of months, at the advanced age of
yer. Two. daughters survive. Mr.
Belle Oss, and Mr. Chart. Forbes, of
thl aity. -
Harglnr at Overton.
OVERTON, Neb., My l.-(Rpecial Tela
gram.) The A, H. Munson Jewelry store
wa broken. Into laat night, hut nothing
wa taken a all valuable Jewelry had
ben put In the vault Saturday night.
The Cup That
Cheers Most
is tlio cup that is the most wholesome for tuijh'nsiuit
nftor-fffoet.H enn nuir tho kfutt )l'ii.Hur'.
With thl usitnl lint tnblp drink, wht'thor it ho cf ,
fro or ton, thoro result tu nmny persons nn inroiivrn
it iift in liffiltli which call). ftr u fhiiiiuf.
nstant
i rnpitlly f Hi rijer thi wnnt, win 1 in it wiv 1 1 Ttt
fory tt tnitf, H.infnrt hb s njuuiii nt.
Tl-.. rii h, nicHiivv llnmif tf liititnt I i t u n t riieh
rt'st'ltililt-j that of Hiihl 'iiM fitllrf, ain iti il'iilii!
purity innkrs it n i tt t f.tuint.t nf .iti j aivnti. itn.
t hi!ir n.
Ifititnt pHstum quivkly pr.'i'.u ci t hj,., t ,-up
al tii"!. Si'lipU' phu't' a l'H t a-piHint'ul t,( it
m!uM vh r In t tu nils pmir on lut v. n!t t, tin n tii
i. I 1 I Ctt HM'I i'ltfr t' tt'
"There's a Reason"
for POSTUM
At 1 1 i i" t r Ur(!;tt,
Nebraska
Broken Bow Banker
is Dead at Anselmo
ANSELMO, Neb., May (Special Tel
egram.) H. H. Andrews, capitalist and
larae land oner of Broken Bow, for
merly of Anselmo, dropped dead while
eating dinner at the home of W, S. Tup
fier hero this noon. Mr, Andrews arrived
here on business this morning and was
ihout town during the forenoon In usual
health. Heart trouble wna the cause,
Mr. Andrews was born In Virginia rlxty
tlve years ago, cumc to Custer rouiily
In 1174 and has lived here since, lie was
a thlrty-second-degive Mason, noble of
the Mystic. Hhtine. director of An-clmo
Stole bank and Custer State bank of
Broken How. He leave a wife, one son
and five daughters.
West Nebraska
Wheat Looks Fine
IFrnm a Staff Correspondent,)
LINCOLN, May .-(Sperll.)- Slate fin
glneer (leorgo Johnson wa at hla desk
In the state house thl motnlug, after a
lengthy trip out In the short grass coun
try looking sflcr Irrigation mutters and
late ld bridge controverale.
Mr, Johnson sh the western part of
the stale Is becoming. Wheat Is looking
fine and the season on small grain ap
pear to be nlKitit ten day ahead of the
eastern part of the alnle. Thero has
been no frost to slwak of and prospects
are good lor every kind of crop.
Irrigation of land ha already be
gun and with the good start made by an
especially good season the farmers are
feeling good.
TECUMSEH DAMAGE CASE
SENT TO FEDERAL COURT
TKCITMHKIf, Neb., May 7.-(Special.) -The
damage case of Frank J. Hupka
against Ih Chicago, BurlltigLun ft Qulncy
Railroad company has been ordered trans
ferred from the Johnson county district
court to the Lincoln division of the
federal court. Mr. Hupka, a Johnson
county farmer, clslms lb defendant rail
road company constructed certain dlit
fill which caused an overflow of a por
tion of hi farm In th time of frrshet,
recoveryWfather staph
now thought probable
CAMBRIDGE, Neb., May -iSpeclal
Telegram.) I"nlher Curl Staph of the lo
cal Catholic church rallied today and was
able to talk. He fell down slnlr the
night of April : and was found un
conscious eight day, He responds rendlly
to nourishment and It I now thought
that ha will recover.
Two 1'aprrs Suspend.
ALLKN, Neb.. May S,-tHpe. Inl,) . -The
two latest venture In the Journalistic
field are dead. Tho Maskell tiraphlc,
published at Mnskell the Inst Inn month
by lien Taylor, and the Waterliury Times,
published th lust nine month by 11, L,
Baleer, from th News office at Alien,
have suspended publication, owing to lack
Of upport. The business men at hull)
of these point wanted a paper and after
they had one, Tilled to keep it alive.
Postum
As A
Stage Hands at the
Empress Walk Out;
Union Makes Reply
Saturday night before the evening pcr
fi rm ince at the i;mpr-s theater the
Muni' bauds w n I ked out and refused to
mirk tho show until a nuilter of wags
aa adjusted. Hutiirday was the ilite
on which a new contract w" (" he mode
for the jear hlcli starts net rtept, nilc-r,
Tlin stage hnnda nie aiklng a riilsu In
vtages,
Miinnr.tr Ledotig refused lb" lii'-reiise
rnd told Hu-m they would have to ton
fir ftltn tho Theater Manager' associa
tion, mi 01 KiiliUntlon lomiMised of the
iiininiKcift of the (mi'ilia thenters, Their
reply uas that they would nut recognise
the sssiH'hiilou,
Tho result s that Manager Idoux,
Manager Hulpliep of he llrambls and
(1. K. McCormlcli slilftcil the sieneiy fur
yBlaegiftilljiW ai. .n ifll 1fs IMIHI 1. 1 1 'I igW Pf WuHml lip li wwajiiiiajpiiy piWiB JllgliWlililiMWI'IM' ' HWW'"""' WV'W "I'll" xaiiwIWtfllMllaf ilWg-Wlii m ' WIWUM H
f l mill iifc'' If 'TX ' r? H e.'M.Mt gAsy '"J "! e! j " "11' ' ' aJt "'li
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In This Sale the Values Offered Are Truly Unusual
Children's Coats !! Women's Coats
(Jlrls' Coat, agaa 2 to 6; $2.00
VHllieg
Girls' Coat, agea 2 to 6 and 6
$Z.f0 to $3,00 value
t '
(Jlrla' Coats, age 2 lo fl and 6
$.1,50 to $0.00 value
Notion Specials
On the Miin Floor Tuesday
Extra heavy 2Bo klrt marker,
each Oc
200-yard upool machine thread
for IVtQ
Fancy bahy garter, pink, blue
and white, pair 10c
Larae cake of art gum, for
cleaning white hoe. . . , . .JOc
UMiyard apoola of good acuvlng
silk
30
liiifkle form, 8 for 25c; or,
each IC
Klaa lawn tape, 12 yard bolt . 5c
Hair nrt, apental, S for, . . .10o
Hbfll hair pin a, apeclal, box. 5c
Hfilsy Ho and American Maid
crochet colton Co
lent zlno oil can, apeclul,
each , 5o
Gold eyed needlea, paper.. 2aC
Men'a neck band, apeclal, each
for 2'C
8-yard bolta of English twilled
(ape, bolt.,.,...., fie
terl button!, Tuesday, card lo
f?lack Jersey covered bunt form
for, each., , 40c
Heat mercerized rick rack braid
per yard .2'iC
Naiad bratutlerea, with shields,
apeclal 500
Elastic remnants, beat grade and
color, each 2 '0
Han Silk, Tuesday, apool..3'jc
Tuttlnir ahiitlles Hl-h Ol
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MukuNTROUTING
IMTME
(SlORADO
TTOCKIES
if d jLt4
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the evening performance. No agreement
hns been reached.
In reference to the above, John P.
Casey, secretary of local lodge No. K,
International Alliance Theatrical Wage
Lmploje.i, says;
"The members of local lodge No, 42, In
lernnllonal Alliance Theatrical filage Km
plnyea, wish to state that (he cause of
their leaving the Kinprrss theater was
not due to the refusal of the union to
recognize the Thestrlcal Managers' aa
soiliitlon, but the absolute refusal of the
management of the Kmpreaa to consider
lKtilti,i a working agreement for a
sin, tier period than five years,
"Althiuiah never having received a list
of the membership of the Oinnha Theatri
cal Mimagirs' association local lodge N'o,
was awnrn that such a body existed,
and had been endeavoring to do business
v It li them fur some llmo past. In re
gard to the mutter of waea, Mr. I,e
dou claiming to pay more Mian the reg
iilar scale reipilrH iiy (ha union, th
l'mirei-s has never paid 1 cunt more
"GROWING WITH GROWING OMAHA"
THE NEW HOME OF HART 8CHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING.
Women's Suits Heavily Reduced
(Basement)
Choir- of any woman' rr tniaafV Spring Huit, former prirrg (t Q Af
$13.r0, m.K fln.l $15.00, Now 0OuD
Wonderful mi at very low price. Over 200 to gr-lprt from, dozen of very
pn tly, right tip lo-(lnln Mylrg, nindc of finfl oil-wool rnat'Tials, Jf !Q Q C
you hove waited to Imy a fine mn it at a vrry low prire, here it is, . , , 4)0-0
Another lot of aplrmlid Suits, women 'a, iniMHc.' anil juniorg' nizeg. Many differ
frit atylea and materiala; oil good, practical atylea, Suita nmdo to QCf
adl at $7.50 to $10.00. Choice Tueaday, at 44wO
ii M I xt ura Coal,
$1.25 ih-""-
to 14;
to 14;
a great variety
value ,
A ).iclal Jot of
valneg
foata uatmlly
$1.49
$2.95
Lace Bargains Tuesday
New York importers' wimple pieces of tho
finest imported Liktp, more (linn 100 wtyles, y, to
y$-yord lengtliH. Many to mateh. Included arc:
Keal Princess Point Lierre, Oriental
Net Top. Every width, many styles of
Hold and Silver Laees, Venisc Hands.
Flouncings and Allovers, French Coloretl
Novelties in a wonderful variety. Worth
from $1,00 to $4,00 a yard.
In two lots on Bargain Counter, each piece
25c and 50c
V
Dress Forms at
Acme Four-Sectionnl Adjustable Dresa Forma These forma
can bo acJiiNted at neck, bunt, waiht and hipa; alo to
uny height. .Sell regularly
price ,
...'.ys..v.H -
Whip our streams
with your favorite fly
for the "gamiest fish
in the world"
No aportamart eouM ask for any better
enjoyment than vhijpiiiir the fainoim Trout
Streama of Colorado for Kninhow, Speckled
ami Hrook Trout, that bite mid filit, Tack
your fiNhinf tackle when it gel a hot and
follow the crowd to Colorado,
Vacation Denver Way
This Summer
You can find noinctlunir m w and interest
intr to or di every day, Knjy the
lii-autiful acentrt grandeur vt Tha Rocky
Mountain National Park. Only a f-w hour
ri le by rail and auto from inver. See
r)nvr'a Nw Mountain Parka, in the heart
of thi liocki' at lMiter' door. lViiverha
IH e.ihrr Ititd, Auto and Tnilh-y S-'enirt and
Kitf hUi'i'in 'I'npa into the ('tdniado Kockie
Mhere jeii can enjuy ttiounhutv cliiidiini,
fislium and iMOipmn if you innke I in k
ine iiui hf.c(nai u t AU rKiltHfnh
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t-r Nov Mutiittatii I'aik. A t utile
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wages than It was required to pay ac
cording to Us aorklng ngreenient with .
the union, which prnvhlea that after .j
fifty-six hours, or seven ilnjs per week,'
have b'-en worked Hie manageni'int shall
pay for overtime al a stipulated price of
4'i cents pet? hour."
ALLIANCE AFTER MEETING
OF KNIGHTS CF COLUMBUS
ALLtAN"K. Neb., May s-fHpectal Tel-enratn.)-l''!ushed
j-lt li their eurcos
enterlalnlng the convention of Nebraska
traveling men Inst week, elllen of
Alliance through the Commercial elub.
mo uniting In n general Invitation to the
state council Knight of Columbus now In
session at Columbus to name Allium-
as their convention clly for I!17,
Accordingly several member beside
1 tin delegate from Allliineo council
Knlghl of Coliimhua ate In atteudnnc t
and f If t v telegrams from different busi
ness hoimn and plitxen have been sent"
to the secretary of Ihn convention urging
him to tiHmo Alliance for next year.
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