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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

Davis drug
The Clara barber shop Tor hatha.
Coed freassrs See Martin Peterson
CuEHIEANs. ur~de--azsrs 'Phcue Is
STOCK pasr1rsd Bell pnone AG Pinusy
FAUST BcIE Al IUCEES Blkhht
W-iudrinE Undertaking company Tea -
Lewis Cutter funeral direclur. Phone r.
Eaird q Boiand und1rtnksra Faone II
Born % VI and Ms lohn r. Teller.
Taacerdnv a daughter
stencil Platforms a1d culurA
Art store. e Eruudway-
VI Eerry opucian. moved % IL "
Broadway. Eyes tuee
Furryears colleges dusa nur employ suiioi-
tors. Invited uu caI AZ rne college
send your lace clrraiu 10 mrs. Brualus
Tor cleaning Best references Fhune F-WoA
Fer drsr-ciass wall paper Wur4- palnt-
irU ara wall rgrer. and relzonuDsu Erlcsss
zee Jensen. Masonic remple-
The best and cheapest place IN the city
TO Eat your wal pa Ter and painting Is at
~ NichoinlsEn q Co., 4 south Aai1 street.
W 81 Waluce uf this city Yesterday
Gied with the county audirnr an Arrldav1r
OK candidacy TOR the republican nomination
E1r constable IN kane uwuahip
For rent. livery barn. corner East BruEd-
way and UuIgu street. &.u per munln,
first class condition. room TOR u1rT HeAd
or stucN H W Binder q Co., council
bluI1E. Ia
L d shurtevorri OF Avuca. a member of
the P-0U1aWarlamis counry OAR, mas an
uuuurHd himself a candidate rur the re-
publican nomination tlr representative
from P0tr1wauramie cuuuty AZ the pr1mar-
les IN June
Charles Phillips. formerly proprietor NJ
an axe handle factory In unis city Row a
resident Of Sioux City, wa In Council
Bluffs yesterday auruure Cur Enid. QkL.
where he was called By the serious Illness
OF hts mother.
c. T DunEle. a travelling salesman Cor
rna Eingmau Implement umuau az
Omaha. vino Recently underwent an oper-
alton IN the EdmundsOn Memorial hospital
% be able 20 be removed % mis- home in
this city yesterday.
A nesting Of the council Interested In
ina establishment II a BAL park IN the
western part OF the city WAS nelu last
evening az the West Council Bluffs In
pr1vememt clubhouse Nothing definite vas
fecided upun and the committees adjourned
subject to the call Of the chairman, " T.
G0ft
haruessmaker Of Ha-nlin. Audubon cuuuty,
flied a voluntary petition in nauEruprcy ~
the federal court in this city YESTERDAY.
His liabilities aEgrHEate SA&AIZ. OF which
81 .7HGLm ara secured claims. He schedules
assets amounting TO $500. Of which i'm
tn real esr1te and SA0 merchandise and
008 frauarnal insurance
The case against FRANK Toll, chargsh viii
keeping a gambling house ar 9D N@7
Broadway. has been discontinued in Just1Cf
Cduper's court until next Tuesday TOT
gave bonds IN the sum OF 800 for his ap-
that J. N. Seller, who sHure 60 the IN
I formation, rs now anxious % Withdraw ms
complaint. but that the county attorney
refused to dismiss the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
SUPERSTTTI0US Thief
REFUSES THIRTEEN DOLLARS
nremka Enru Hamilton shoe 8ruEes
hut C1unts Cash Carefully
Rsfare

The shoe store Of George F Hamilton At
a. West Bruadway was broker iurn Tues
day night by a thief VINO effected IN en-
cranea through a skvIight IN the rear Of
the building. The thief was evidently sup
srstttf0us and afraid Of the number Il In
tina drawer Of the cash register me sum Of
SO had been left ever night This was
made up OK uZg5 IN currsncy. silver and
small coin and five pennies. The thief took
12g9. leaving one cent in the drawer Ac-
cass 20 the skyiiEhr is easily ohrainahle at
the rear and the thief was evidently well
acquainted with the building as ne broke
one Of the lights in the skyiighL then IN
lgtched the side which opens FOR ventilation
and climbed DOWN by means Of the sneivtng
AS all the doors were found fastened yes
uerfay morning the thief evidently made his
exit through the sETiignE
An attempt was made Tuesday night to
enter tina grocery store OF Max Olson a.
II North Main street. the back d0or Of
which rs ACROSS the alley from the rear OF
the Hamilton shoe st1re. The trnnsom over
the rear door was furced. but as Tar as
could be learned yesterday, nothing was
taken from the suora-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
W. ar Daughters
Holding Election
Mrs. Andrew Z. GauIt Of Omaha u
Nominee for Vise President
General.

WASHINGTON. April I-The election az
ten vice president general and one honorary
vice presidents general eniivened the con-
gress OF the National Society OF The Daugh-
tars Of tns American Revolution here to
day. The polls did not close until . O'Clock
tonight. the election being Delayed BY a
printers error in leaving or the bHllnt the
name Of hrs Masury u Massachusetts.
one of the onfnse for vice president
general.
The omission brought a storm Of tndisna-
ton and precipirated a long discussion.
which was finally ended by the action OF
Mrs. William Cummins story GE MazHachu-
sets. who rushed 20 the platform and
urged that tha matter be left 10 the Maasa-
chuset1g delegation for suggestion as To
what shpuId be done.
Mrs. Stpry was greeted win applause and
IL was decided "a leave IL % Massachusetts
The delegation urged that the only thing
p0sHihle would be I'd haze the ballots re-
printed. This was ordered ana II was .
O'Clock before the actual voting began. The
result probably viii NOT be known until ra-
murruw morning.
Mrs. Andrew K GauIt Of Omaha. Neh..
il one OF the fifteen mine for the office
Of vice president general
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
FRONTIER COUNTY MAN
WORRIED OVER HIS SON
Young Mnn Has Net with FwuI
PLay In nenveE.

DENVER Colo. April G~-tspecial Tsis-
sram.)-EdWand C. AIdrich. Of Earl From
tier county Nebraska, sends N00 To the
police requesting a thorough seGrch for his
son, Frank. who, there il every reason I'd
believe fen a victim 20 aszasHins OF things
IN Denver The afternoon OF March L 1908
young Aidrich huErtedly entered the First
National bank and drew u5 in cash. He
rushed out Of the building and apparently
was highly excited hat was the last
seen OF him He had come % Denver from
Hoyr Cola, where he mad taken UP a
homestead At the ranch he left a bunch
Of horses and cattle and on leaving said
he would return Witliin a few days.
Young AIdrich was unmarried and was
devoted 20 his parents. Has father writes
that he dreamed he found the boys body
IN the river here and believes he could take
the course marked out in hts dream by com
ing here He has offered E0a reward In
addition 70 the cash sent the police.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
DEAF STUDENTS PROGRAM
RsEuIar ManfhIy R-hetarfcaIs VIII he
Held This vemfnE at
School

The reg1lar monthly rhetoricals At the
Iowa School for the Deaf viii be held tilis
evening IN the auditorium Of the Institution
These exercises are open 10 the public and
superintendent E0therr invites all inter
ested IN the institution 10 attend and see
the work that is being dome The cEr leaves
the corner OF Pear and Broadway at I'D
7. m. enabling those wishing 70 attend to
reach the school in time for the exsrcisea.
which begin at 8 o'clock This is the pro-
gram for this evening;
Sign song -Hame. Sweet Home. Ninth
grade (Uanuall
Exercise in VtBuaiizEtou. Second grade
CmauuHo. Miss Mabel Fritz. teacher.
exercise. action work. Miss
sara WuudWorth- teacher.
COMPENSATION. "A Comparison. Hugh
Courier. orally. Lulu Fisher. in signs.
Geography. Minerals. Seventh grade
foral0. Miss Eeanor e. Jewell. ueAchsr.
Defamation, "Sheridau's Ride" Charles
LOughrIn. Ninth grade manua9.
Nature study. Fourth grade (0rzIl.. Miss
Florence WilcoxsOn. teacher.
CumnuaiLuu 9Th Blood. Charles
chmid1 Ninth grade (manualo.
sign song, XIII Psalm, Stella Warner,
Bertha Waschkuwsify
Composition. "The Stuart Kings" Of tine
permitsl. Russell Lauz Tenth grade imam
uall
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

The city council finished its work as a
board OF equalization last evening. The
assessment Of the International Harvester
company which had been raised from
S9.a0 To S5o.G8. vas cut down TO 50. 880
The board. however. declined 70 reduce
the assessment OF the rransmissisziupi
Eievanu company. whiah had been placed
by Assessor Hardin at E5.000
The assessment OF thu Nonparsil Pub
Iishing company. which had bean raised
from s260 70 5.@0. was left ar the
higher figure. the hoard refusing tu make
any reduction
The other changes in the figures as
returned BY the assessor were OF small
consequence. The total Of the personal
assessment Of this year viii not be known
until the t~ahulati0ns are made by the
county auditor. this work under the new
law deVuIving on that official and not on
tina ussssa0r as heretofore
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
SENATOR DEPEW WILL NOT
RETIRE FROM The FIGHT
New Yorker snys He'll he Seventy
six Saturday, hut fs Not
He1Fiy tn Qutt.

NEW YORK. April 1-Seuatur Charmcey
NJ Depew on his arrival here today from
ashiugton set at rest a runner that had
gained wide circulation 10 the effect that
he intends 20 resign. When asked directly
il he intended to anupuuGe INV or in the
future thai he would seek PREDICTION the
senator replied thai he would devote his
time and AZ ths money gan spare to aid
IN the election sf = -rspuhiican state ticket
and legislatures this fall He added
II the legislature rs Democratic, Of
course. I viii H0s-sRrs-absu being a can
didnue. II il fs rrpublEan-weIi. we snail
see after the eiecffons-nnt before. Why
should I announce my retirement because
Senators AIdrich ana Hale have done sog
Senator Aldrich is Tar frum well. and
the same is true, I understand. OF Senator
HaIe. As for me, I shall be Is m SauIr-
day. but I have never felt better IN my
lffe.n
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
PURCELL IN MAIDEN SPEECH
North Dnkntan Talks On HnfIruad
Bin I'm Senate and Launches
FIun.

WASHINGTON. L c., April I-m hts
maidsu speech delivered IN the senate to-
day on the railroad bill. euat1r Purcell
Of North Dakota practically launched a
plan Of so forming the supreme court as
70 insure such constructions of the pro-
posed laW a. % supplant and nuIlifY
antagonists state laws and state e0nsti-
tutionz.
He was dealing win the merger pr0vt-
North DAKOTA stats constitution pruhfhirsd
the consolidation al raiiruad lines. he
cnntsnded that under decisions Of the SUI
preme court IL had hsid In sffacr 61at
qIeHrinna Of rhiH character Wers subject
70 state control.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
ELECTRICAL COMPANIES
MEET IN SIOUX CITY
Iowa Aaaocfaffon CamFenes, while
PubIie Views HaE Display az
Novelties

SIOUX CITY, Ia, April I-SnsriaI Tsle-
gr1ml-Wlrh ths auditorium a hiazs Of
glory and agents Of electrical cuunsrns from
many places IN attsndanes the Tenth an
nual convention Of me Iowa ElHctrfuuI as
sooiafion opened here todHy The delegates
rhiH morning were welcomed by Mayor A
A smith and A. ID Aarhes OF Dubuque
made taa response E. own president
az the asHaciarun. IN an address, declared
ulEr municipal ownership Was nut a success
and thar public sentiment was WIKI the COR
puratnna. one az the features az tnmor-
rows session viii be an address BY = e
Sammis OF LeAIars grand exalted ruler OF
the EIkA Thomas Crawford OF Clinton
win probably have no opposition for prsai-
Dent and w n Kaissr Of Des Moines likely
VIII BE- chosen secrstarY.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
DEADLOCK ON Walk ORDINANCE


cammf1r=e al whale Has Long SEES
sfsn WIN Retail Men.
A enmmirrae from the Retail Butchers
and Grucsrs' associations met with the mem
bers OF the city cnunuiL last night to urge
the paszags OF the new ausndmenr % the
ordinance governing the display OF mer-
ehandIsa on IN frunt OF business
houses The amendment which was intro
dlcsd at ths meeting of the city council
last Monday night was drawn up az the
suggestion az the Retail Butchers and
Grucers association. II was referred "a the
cumnitt4e az the whole OF the ciry coun-
Gil and VII be taken up n rae meeting
this afternoon of the committee
II ia understood that several OF the cuun-
ailnlen favor the paasasH Of an entire new
ordinance entirely prohibiting tne use 1f
me sidewalks for the display or sale or
merchandise. From a hyEienic standpoint
tine cuumciimen vim fEgur such an orii-
nance believe that no fsuiE vegetables or
0thcr food matter should be exposed up0n
the sidewalks where 4 cannot avoid berum-
ing with tna duHr and dirt
blown from the Streets
City Physician TubbH in his auuuul re-
port made a strong recommendation for an
~1rdinanca prohibiting the display or sale
az any kind Of sdibles On the public Side
walks
The gummituaa from TIA Retail Hulchers
and Grncsrs association. however urged
me priviIeEa uf being allowed the use az a
certain portion az the sidewalk In front OF
their places OF business for tina display Of
vegetables. fruits and orher ~nruducts tt
Is understood rhat no decision vas reached
az me conferences last nighr and thar the
natter vii be tireshed our zr the meeting
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
OHIO DEFEATS PHONE BILL
Senate Turns O. Down. Although fG
BrouEht Abouf Investigation
tn Lever HauHe.

COLUMBUS. O.. april 1--By a vuta Of
"a to 20 the senate todHy defsarad the Eison
ualephnne merger bill. The passage 0f this
measure BY the house neailinsd in bribery
charges and an investigation by a legislR-
tive committee.
The house COMMITTEES which investigated
the bribery charges today, reported that tina
testimony connects no number az the house
with any irregular or unlawful act in con-
nsctiuu with the Elson bin.
The testimony shows. however. the COM
mitree say. tnat an unsuccessful attempt
was made % influences Representative How
ard W. Persons in his vote on the bin. and
that the grand Jury may find in the pro-
.caedings evidence to warrant IN invsatlsa-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

ci1nae and they erred her nicely Now
abe Is eleven years old and his
haen hutiisrad with eC1euIn Since. Ny
friends think Il is just great the way
the baby was cured by CutlCurz !
send yuau picrlre taken when she Wa
about eighteen months old.
she was taken with the eczema
when two wears old She was covered
wien big a1ras and her mother had al
the hest doctors and tried all kinds Of
saves and medicines without effect
until we used Cuticur4 HRruedies. Mrs.
Il. Herman. dG3 Quincy St., Brooklyn.
N. T., sept. -, 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

evening at the Cuugrsntuua church He
VIII deliver a chauel alIfrasg u the
suudenu OF Grinncu clleEs on the muruing
af the wsutT-saveum and wiz leave Orr
ues MONIES In the afsrnucn-
The -ustmr-usned f1 umHt has been fur
rsuu a ciase personal friend of PruE jesse
MACY uf Grinnen Pruf Macy Is the author
or several text h1uEa on English EuvHrn-
msnt whicn arr widely used IN the British
schools ard universities whereas tfe
Amerfcan C-an1muuvsalfh s equally IN
11rur as authority I'M conditions In this
cuunfrv.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

ELuOEA-Char.es Easiclxe a wealthy
farmer living near here. was arrested bT
Sheriff Walsh and placed ln tail here
Tuesday. on n charge or threatening CD
murder hts wife. Ms Easicifa recently
dlei q suit for divorce. I'm which she asks
Eoa0 alimunv- kagicEe owns a farm Of
H1 acres. Ir iE Thought that kasicifa la
unbalanced mentally.
VAu-rhe body az r. s. EravvVel ar
Racine. Wis. which WIS found under A
Nurtn west TN railroad bridge near here
TeguardlT. was identified and claimed by
a brother. n @ kravWeu. N acme To
duy. The latter M. krNwwell o. a druG-
gtst and he and his brother, he said. were
In partnership in the business until re-
Gently The ieHd brother sold out and
started TOR rdahu In the hone thai the
climut would improve his health. He had
81 in muuev In his clothes and a railroad
ticket 1T is believed ne fel from a pas
senaer train
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Many mothers

Many mothers
Instead Of destroying
The children's stumachs
With candy and cake
Give the youngsters
A handful Of Grzpe-Nuts
When they are begging for
S0mething In the way Of sweets.
The result is soon shown
In greatly increased Vigur
Strength and mental activity.
There's a reason
Read the famous little hook,
''Ths Road to WsIlVille
In pkgs.
POsTE1E CEHEAL COMPANY. La.
4aELzH 49, AiCu4
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

Mr. WIlfurd Adams II his name. and ha
writes about it--~Snms time agn I was
confined TO my bed with chronic rheuuna-
ttsm. I used two bottles OF FaIey's Eidusy
Remedy with good effect. and the third
buttIe put NE on my feet and I resumed
work as conductor On the Lexington. KY.
Street Railway. Il gave me murs rslIst
taan any medicine I have ever used and
IL viii do all you claim in cases OF raau.
nathan. Foiey'S kidney Remedy cures
rheumatism by eliminating the uric aeid
erou me blood. Far sale BY al drlsgzasrz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

Fer t1lrEN edEB CUticuru Scan aud
CH1icura Ointment have afforded speedy
Fsiief 20 tens of thousands CT 8Ein-tor-
trusd and disigured sufferers frum &C.
gaulns. raanes. feelings. irritatscnB and
chaffugs. fam infancy 70 ayr, bringing
comfort and peace to distracted house.
halds VIXEN all else failed. Guarantees
nbsoirteiv pEre and may be used from
thu hnfr a birth
ruficrra snAu z5cN Cuticura OneIaEnt G5oel
and CurlEura Aesuirent l00E-l. or IN tns uEn =
Ehufuia1s Conzed Pills. ZSu. per Wal % 80. 8utu
tnyuuznuut tlH world Potter DrIH a Chem Carp
sue rruuas Ed0 Columbus Ave. Boston, Mn&
u1~Manea ENee 32-nlEr Outir1fn HcoNleL an
S1tlumtg snAneatiuna af ne 1k1n. 4Galu SD MaE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

and Keeps me young strung and Vlgur-
GUS. II Is prescribed By doctors and
is recognized as a family mediciHs
everywhere.
gtst. Trucar CT dsaIsr tor Bufry's Ru-a
Ma1s Wh1akaY BE- mrn yuu Tut the ganu-
tua. - ~ IN AhaututaIy purn uadtGtnaI
malt wh4Ikay and ~ sold III BzALED
1OTTEEE UWZT-uavar n hulL- EooH
far tha trlds-muEE tlo *old On
tho label. Ard UaEa sure Gha sea- uwar E1a
Gork - ~u1nroEan- Pr1ca sl-E0 q lnzEs
huerie. Wrtc1 Medical DepaErnant, The
Duffy Ma1G Wu1akaY CO., 8oeAeIcaE. y. r.
far g Haa A1u8trHrEu med1cnl h1uHiaE.
containing testimonials and ara COMMON
Ea1Ho rules for haaIEA, and 6raa doctors
adytcn-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Council Bluffs

"a sn-n.ned arse Jacobs had .sft Council
EIufa about -1H time campbell came
here and la said u1 have been wuraunE on
% farm In the vicinity OF TINS city a
fac1v iefrar wa mnIed n him a. the
ogden hata. under the name ~ Long sid
whsn he Inquired fr his mail yesterday
afternoon and received the letter In ques
uuu Detective Richardson. vino. win De-
uactve CallaEnnn. mad been detailed On
the ease. stepped NJ ana placed him
under arrest
sEfIIed ~ Fsnt Rnr=r-
Iacuns Is said % be- a professional foot
racer and some years ago was connected
with the notorious Wshb CiU gang which
preceded the more recent Mahray gang
Or ~swfndlers Jacuns. according % sher-
lf Campbell was a pal OF Leon Luziar
the e~rscvnle Council Etuns foot racer.
vino WIS recently sent to the federal
prison az Fort Laavenwurth with James
C. Mahruv ard others OF the big store
syndicate A brother OK Melvin Jacobs Ia
said 60 nave also been a pruf ssional foat
racer and is believed 20 De the Jueuha
vino was included tn the blanket mdict-
msurs returned IN Council Bluffs and
Omaha against the Ma1ray gang
Under the laws OF Oklahoma a convicted
person. unless sentenced for life. rs not
sent to the Denitautiary pending the de-
termination Of az apuea but is confined
tn one Of the county talH. and this ac-
counts fur IacubH being in the jail a.
Enid instead az In the state penirsntRry.
JaconH Is IS years Of age. and even win
the h1Il benefit OF good time cannot pos-
Hihly expect TO serve cut his usrm OF nine
ry-nine years II the sentences ID confirmed
by the supreme court. The sentences ii
practically the same a. a life term.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

B~fBIalzaf VIII MAKE HIS FIRST sBserh
"a GrfmaeU auru r.
GRINNELL- Ia. April I-(speciaLl-Ad-
vieeH have been received hers % the stfeet
that the widaly-heraIded date Cor the ar
rial ln iowa Of lanes Hryce. Engiish am
hasHadar u tha United States ard author
Of American Commonwealth ant other
EurhuunuFe WORK an government has been
changed 10 April H
M Erycfs Rrsaent srheduIe viii land
ann la Griunsl Whiuh Wtli be hia FIRST
sranuinE placa in rniH eau an rha mnrn-
iaH az taac dars be- VII ugeaE n TIA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
CRUISERS SPEED SOUTHWARK
Montana and Cheseer ta Take Fart
I'm CeHehrutiau NJ Buenaa

PORT or SPAIN. Trinidad. April n
rhe Cnired States cruisers Montana and
Chester arrived here today on their way
n Eusnus Ayrsa- They are nov taking
ON euaI and provisions.
Matur General La8nard Woud. VINO viii
represent the United States at tina eeie-
brHtnn az rns centenary Of ArEsncua'H
Independence. and Rear Admiral st1unfnn
were reserved by a guard OF honor an
landing from tne Muutaua % pay a visit
20 the governor. The WarshipH VIII sa1
Monday fur MaIfonEd1. Uruguay.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

These transfers were reported % The Bee
Aurn 20 by the P0-ttawat1amie County ADJ
stract company OF Council Bluffs
F G.. Schoening and wife 70 Charles
AlrruciL. lots u. e. 30 and g in
block 1 IN the town OF TreynOr, Ia,
". O. os0t
Sarah Bruce and husband TO ANN M
Eol. lots e and IA in block I6 in
Walnut Ia W LIN
Sarah 3. B. Runrer and wife to Anna
c. Banuar. lot 10 IN block 2 in R1h-
rer's Park first 1ddttiun ID Council
Bluftz W ~
solomon r shuart and wife 70
Charles H. Hryer let's aud 5 IN
block 2 Oak GROVE addition Co Cnuu-
ell Bluffs. W 20
Daniel Ranbe and wife 10 Watson Sif-
ford. lots 1 and ? in block 2 in Arm
0ld's secund addition To Oakland.
W ~
John H Jsnlks and wife % Harry G.
Taylor. part s4 Of ez swA Of 5-7-
j. W aUt
H c. Matreson and Wife to George Al
len. part sell uwA Of s6-7s-A w d. Le
Thomas Skinner 70 Mary Skinner. lot
II in block s in EaEEs extension an
addition % Council Bluffs. also lot Z
Auus SUD. OF SEA nWAe B-i5-4a. W d. %
Emil Euhi to E NJ Jones. part ueA
df E-T4-2. W 2
August OIderng and wife to MIrgare-
tina Bruniug- lot : In block I in Old
eruE addition u the town OF Trey
nor. " III
H c. Niece and wifs % Carrie and
Charles Russell. lat g IN hlocir Z IN
Ferry addition % Council Bluffs.
" q y
Sheriff Of Potrawatramie county IN
Eruacway Methodist church. MY 10
IT. u o. p lot 81 in Council Bluffs.
shEL 10
49, e-.r-, - 80 -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

eulc5. NY uEnle niece
had eczema for i've
years and when her
mother died 1 took
care of the child. Il
was all over her FACE
and body, also en- her
haud- She scratched
50 that she could not
sleep NIGHTS. ] used
Cuticura SOAP ~ wash
her with and then ap-
piled Cuticnra inns
menr. I did not uss
quite half the CUT
cura Soap and Oiue
nlunG. tsaethHr with
CuEicura EesalVent,
Wnnu uurr rsryalH 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

Good RESULTS always eoIsuw the use or
FoIev'H Kidney Pills. They give prompt
relief in All Eases az kidney and bladder
disorders ara healing. strengthening aad
anri-seuuG- Try them Eur sale by al
druEgiHL-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

Omaha nsa n az Is ss1rs ss-.sG
uuth Thcuan a.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

70 dyHDepaia. LIVER aumplainrs and kadney
troubles b needless Elaczrin BitEeFs b 1as
guaranteed remedy. DG For sale BY Baa-
tan Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

has To its credit fifty years Of success, without a question as 70 tz MERITS az
a remedial agent It is an absolutely pure gentle and nvgoratng srimuanr
and tonic During this time f. has brought the blessings or health o over
worked len. delicate women and sckty children who find in It the strength
avtng primaries thar are SO necessary to them It makas te old feel yaunE