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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-29

We save you at least 10 per cent on
monuments and iron fence. Bills Bros.
l455 Broadway. Denver. Write US. -26r
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-29

Room for light Housekeeping. Inquire at
2lO Swink avenue. OUT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-29
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COMING EVENTS
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Arkansas Valley Fair-Aug. so and j
Sept. and 2.
Watermelon Day-Thursday, Sept. J..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-29
Announcement.

Announcement.
Patrons will please note that my dental
office will be closed until about Aug. 10.
1T. Roberts. D. D. S.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-29

Pure Apple Cider Vinesar-at
Ritchie's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-29

Peaches that taste right, a
Ritchie's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-29
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House for Rent.-Furnished. Five
rooms. close in. Apply to g. n. Taylor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-07-15
WASHINGTON, D. c., NOTES

Declaring that some companies en-
gagged in the, planting of the eucalyp-
tus tree in this country have endeav-
pred to place the government behind
exaggerated statements as to the pos
sible results, Forester Graves has is
sued a warning to the public against
extravagant predictions.
Postmaster-Gen Hitchcock has
expressed the opinion that no postal
savings bank could be established be-
fore January /, 1911.
we'll has rendered a decision holding
in effect that in the future he will not
allow expenses Of office deputies in
serving John Doe warrants. The issue
came before him on an appeal by
Marshal p. M. Long, of the northern
district of Alabama, from ruling by
the auditor of the state and other de-
partments in disallowing travelling ex
penses incurred in endeavoring to
serve such warrants in internal rev.
Eenue cases where the effort to arrest
was unsuccessful
I The proposal to transport freight by
airship from Arizona to New Mexico
will have the effect of bringing the
United States and Mexico into an
early agreement relative to the first
aerial treaty. The Mexican govern.
ment has approved in a general way
the original draft of the treaty which
Ambassador de la Barra suggested to
Secretary Knox.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-07-15
Milo Maize For Horses.

The farmer who plants a good acre
age of milo has practically insured for
himself a good supply of grain for his
work teams. Horses and mules have
stood hard work well all summer such
as breaking prairie. with no grain but
milo. Horses doing heavy farm work
should be given three good feeds of
milo grain a day. Milo in the head is
usually fed, one-half more heads being
given at feed than would be given
ears of corn. Most teamsters prefer
to feed milo in the head to horses. cut
ting the main stem off close to the
head. The main stem of the head and
the many little stems that hold the
seeds force the horses to do large
amount of chewing before the feed can
be swallowed. and this mastication
grinds the grain and mixes 1t with
the saliva. greatly increasing the pro-
portion digested.
The seeds Of milo are small, and
where the thrashed seed Is fed tC
horses it is chewed very little. and
much Of the seed passes through un
digested. Feeding milo in the head
saves all expense Of preparation. and
the small stems Of the head eaten with
the grain seem to aid in diluting the
grain in the stomach, making it more
digestible.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-07-15
PROGRAMME CAUSES
EMBARRASSMENT
Administration Men Charge
Pinchotites With Packing
Congress at st. Paul.

ST. PAUL, Minn.-Charges that the
national conservation program, for the
session here in September, has been
packed" with anti-administration
speakers, has created furore in St.
Paul. Governor A. o. Eberhardt, dis
cussing the situation, said:
II think the men at the head Of the
movement for the congress hero are
fair-minded enough to change the pro-
gram If 1t is not properly balanced"
The "administrationists" want Sena-
tor Nelson. and possibly President
Taft. placed ON the list of speakers.
but 1t is not probable that the presi-
dent would consent, because his at
titude might be misconstrued.
The sQuabble that has arisen here
gives rise to the fear that the con-
gress may be moved to Denver or Kan
sas City, both of which have made
strong bids for it.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-07-15
LOEB IS URGED TO
BECOME CANDIDATE
Collector Does Not Want Gov
ernorship Of New York.
Nomination Likely.

BEVERLY, Mass.-William Loeb,
IT., Collector of the Port of New
Fork, frankly told President Taft
Monday that he would rather remain
It his post in the customs service
han to run for Governor of New
York this fall
The President has frankly told Mr.
Loeb that the Republican nomination
ieemed to be coming his way and that
It would take more than a fishing trip
10 the Rocky Mountains to stop it.
The ex-secretary to President Roose-
relt left Beverly Hills for New York,
leaving the impression here that If it
became necessary for him to take the
Republican nomination he would do
30 and make whfrlwind campaign.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-07-15
THE SHEPHERD

Grade the flock just as carefully as
you grade the dairy herd. Weed out
the poor animals and keep the best
Judieious Feeding Necessary.
A flock will go through winter
sheltered by an open shed. but no
flock ever came out of winter in
thrifty condition without judicious
feeding.
shearins Machines Worth.
Shearing machines beat hand shear
ing every time. They are not expen-
sive. and they cause fewer wounds
and do the work more evenly than the
average farmer can do with the old
fashioned shears.
Easy to Build Feed Rack.
| A good rack for feeding sheep can
be made by almost any sensible farm
er. About all that is needed is sup
port for the hay SO that it shall not
fall to the ground and be wasted and
also be handy for the sheep to get at.
Gains In Lambs.
Lambs which are well cared for in
! the spring and which have run on
good grass alone when six months old
should average from 80 to 100 pounds
and at eighteen months. with good
care, should average 1870 to 16O
pounds.
Attend to the Wounds.
Sheep become lacerated on wire
fences or other objects. Watch the
pear wash the wounds with weak
solution of carbolic acid and water
II the wounds are deep and difficult
to reach inject the solution with g
small glass syringe.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-07-15
Charlton May Go Free.

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Porter Charl-
ton, who is under arrest at Hoboken,
charged with the murder of his wife
at Lake Como, Italy, will not be sur
rendered in response to request
made by the Italian government for
his extradition to Italy for trial. The
present intention of officers of the
State Department is to decline to sur
render him. This means that Charlie
ton will go free, as there is no court
in this country with jurisdiction to
try him.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-07-15
FOR cHURNING RESULTS.
Careful Heating Of churning Room and
Cleanliness Necessary.

Cleanliness Necessary.
There can be no definite rule laid
down as to the temperature at which
the cream should be churned. as diff
ferent creams require different tenn
peratures. The fat is in the form Of
microscopic globules, and they must
have a certain degree of softness If
they are to unite. When the cream
enters the churn that is properly rip
ened and contains 26 to 80 per cent
fat the temperature should be such
that the cream will churn in thirty to
forty minutes. This will give an
exhaustive churning and leave the
butter in condition in which 1t can
be easily handled without injuring the
texture.
Before putting the cream in the
ehurn the churn should be thoroughly
scalded and as thoroughly chilled with
cold water. The advantage of this is
that it will freshen the churn and All
the pores in the wood SO that the
cream and butter will not stick to it
The outside temperature of the churn
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-07-15

ing room should be as nearly as posi-
BILE the same as, the churning tempera-
ture. If it is warm the cream will
warm up rapidly, and the butter will
likely be soft and will require more
washing to remove the buttermilk. 1t
is useless to lower the cream rapidly
to the churning point just before
churning. 1t should be there at least
two hours before churning. The rea-
son for this is that fat is slow con-
ductor Of heat, and, although the Sc
rum has cooled and the thermometer
reads the right temperature, the fat
has not actually reached it. and the
results would be the same as if churn-
ed at an actually higher degree.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-07-15
Gold Find Arouses Town.

MARSHFIELD, Ore-It is reported
here that there has been much gold
found in the mountain about 80 miles
southeast of Myrtle Point. There is
a rush of people from Myrtle Point to
the supposed rich district.
For many years mining has been
carried on in that part of the state,
but never has paid well.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-07-15

Socialist Ticket Will BE Named.
KLAMATH FALLS-For the first
time in the history of the county a
Socialist ticket will be in the polit-
lcal field here during the coming
campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Capital Removal
Popular Question
Mayur DahlmHn IS Receiving Many
Letters from Friends Telling
az Issue.

Mavur Dahimau is resolving word fr1m
friends In variuus sections or Nahraaka
that uhe caunrT Local nptinntsrs ara gaing.
70 have difficulty in flrGing uielr pledges
On candidates fur the le~g1Hiarurs in the
GINNING campaign.
The leurer wrirarH tell the mayor ulur in
a great many cities Lls oniV pledge rlur
VIII have ule support af the huaHters VII
ae enc fur the submission 20 me nenuIe
OF TIE question az capital removal This will
be especially true. the mayor believes. IN
those sections having a city- tlar feels itself
euglbiV IOcated 10 have a chance d1r being
clIassn as the new state capital
4 have M chuice az cities. az course %
aid tle mayor "ThH DiaGe % be selected
vii Be a MATTER COR a s1mmiaEiun- urahabIv
ur d1r a vote af the psapIe amer tley decide
ahat the capital shail be removed. WhLcn Z
believe tley VIII do as soon as tiisy have
1la chancH
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Father Saves Girl,
Shock Kills Aunt
Nellie Ryan Of MapIe River Junction.
Ia. Tries 60 XII EarzeIf While
Dera1ged from Typhoid

CAERCL. La. april 1-spsciaI Tale-
Eraml-sheEE Eamilton and Curunar
EssEier hur-iaIly called 10 the home OF
James Ryan near Maple River J1ncriun.
fnuud Nellie Ryan with a mangied linn
lv1nE upBn a c1uCh ami ur1srrzrs up0u the
EoGr was the dead body uf her aunt Miss
Madigan 8Uss Ryan had cume 10 ner tn
fnriea by thriving herzclr in n1nr OF a
nrthwestern express. the home N the
Evans being near the track
Same months ago the young woman
underwent q pruurzcrHd spell OF typhoid
fa-sr Ey1m Wlfch she never fully recnverad
and AZ pHriBds becans affected mentally
Il was IN one Of these spells mar she
dashed our OF the house and ran inward
the UIcE, her ELrher following and grasp
ing her beflrs the rain had killed her The
aunt EufIausd from q weak heart and died
D1m the zhugE The Young wnmau IS NOW
IN the hospital in this city and IS rac1v-
ering rum an operation.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Steer is Stolen
from the ParIor
Piano Movers Are Accused After the
Police Furae is Reused 60
AGridn

stolen, a steer belonging 70 Mrz I1Iin
LaaaGtL M North Eigluaenun street sup
posed % have been taiEen by some Dinno
Capu1in M1zryn 0f the police department.
read ever cii1 report ami then RISING M
and sallying forth arom his office began
10 Elazs Remarks abuur 5ui1srs ard Official
duties.
This Kidding thing has gone abuur Tar
snuuEb bav. he said in a serious voice
THAT iH the reai go0ds captain. replied
uhe dsak sgrsEa1E she sRFs she really
Iaf E-ly lost a stasr-
Come aur Of H." replied tina captain.
Haven't 7 iunksd 1uto the directory. she
is tIst a raUner there Where would sne
4eep a srssr2''
a detecttvg was assigned % the ease. He
reported IN ten minutes. The missing
sraeT cuusiHted Of the mounted head lnd
horns Of a Texas L0ngh0rn-
That was a bum suaar said Captain
M1HrTu-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Union Pacific IN
Ordinance Fight
Railroad Demurs % SWrts Petition
AgaInst South Omaha IN Street
Vacation Ta1gIe.

The midnighr ordinances" passed by the
city council az south 0nal1a March Z.
lsa3 iH before district court again. This
matter Of the closing OF Railroad avenue
and other streets and the shutting OF Of
swirl amt Company iH now before Judge
r-1up ON argument If tine demurrer Of
the Eniun Pacific railroad % the amended
petition of the packing company against
the r~aiIn1Hd and the Ciry df South Omaha
The first prucesdiugs IN this cuss were
fnr an Injunction. The city council Slipped
the through AT a Lara session
Gne night through which the adjective
midnight came ID be applied ro the 1nfi-
nance.
District court denied the Injunction artsr
the ordinance had bssn passed An appeal
% uls supreme court proved ElIitlesH Tor
the packing interests which then began
suit 20 have the ser aside.
Meantime the Q street viadurr. which the
Uniun Pacific hunt in rsuIru Tor the va
cGti0n 1f srrHsts- was eunssructad
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
PostoffICe Joe
Huntington Dead
HmrEr1ug Contractor Of Exposition
Fame Claimed By Pnenrnnna-
To Chicago fur Burial

lazHnh Huntington. a ruu1ia character
m the luiliinE -1des. died NJ Swedish
hoEpirul THURSDAY murninu al 8 a'ciuck
r1m an Attack OF pneumonia OF lass rhnn
two dHTa urIuun The hlnaraI VII BE-
Reid I'M Chicago under the churra OF tre
Masonic Ioige.
The 1odr VIII lie IN stare az C8ia-yIc-
MaT'z chapel mis- afternoon from Z m s.
o'clucE
M Burlington n1r many wears hns been
connected WITH the arrarfuraI plaster bust
ness HIS extensive work on government
buildings gained Tor him t1e friendly
nickname OF "FustafEica Ioe Ea hud
charge 1f the plaster work az ali nf the
NATIONAL sxpusiuonH zinrs the Chicago
Worlds Eair While wcrz.nr On the cnn-
sfunctiun Of the TrunsmiasisHipn buildings
In Omaha Mr Burlington enlisted n Col
1nel Ervun' regiment fur ssrvica IN the
zpauish-Amarican var He was mustered
gut with raaz Of sarvnHnt-
AEr Hnurnguon czne 10 OmunH as a
member or the Chiuazu firm IL smira.
Eastman & HuutsrEran. cnurrzcrnrs f1r
the clustering Of the Br1udeis dlsunar n.L
1ficH nuilding Ea vzs accompanied hers
by his ueDhew john RRFensurun Ms
RIvauHCr1fz 8Gr Eunttnuuuns sister BY
peculiar condolences. died two years ago
on tin Same dara from the same muladv
pneumonia.
Mrs. H1urinErun Is nav in a sanitarium
at Austin. III The dealn az her husband
"a is feared vii prove a fa1aI snuck. They
have 40 chfIdran.
Mr was t1e uurner ~ ax-
unsiva real estate holdings in Chicago.
Ha was also a COLLECTOR IT r1ra huules.
sueCidiizing on tle early English works.
Hs collection Is valued ac several t1nl-
sand duilmrz.
EMPLOYEES Of the ThoruuHou-su1rrerr con-
sr-ucrtun Company and sub-cunEacu1rs
viii send a magnificent tribute OF Hnwsrs
with the budv 20 Chiearu.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Halley's Comet
IS STILL Hiding
Night Watchers az the Elgh School
Star Gaze Under Diff
GuIEes.

a GsauV skv haGzed the aaaruu az FraG
saurEr a. the high school THURSDAY mnrs-
ing fnr the cumHE With tine patience az
tina enthusiast he scanned the heavens
until nsfurs TIM davning DAY AL the stars
had Disappeared. bur Venus. and then tna
queen or tas morning became a~uvelupsd
10 a haze which added % the worries Rhirh
ancumpaHasd thE eGrtT morning vigil
Ar times the professor and his sole com
pGaiun rn0uglr rngv hu1 lucarsd the Traa-
buarer af tie huundlHss SKY AID enrsnir
OF the starry uiHiH. bur fainter ana aEtutar
became the ViHitauL and az usr the suscz
OF IE1r EEded befora the anruHh OF INV
and 1ie QUEST was abandoned Eur a mare
-uuseuial ssaaun-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

Planting Exercises Co Taxa Flaes al
Tvu schools Fdaay
EELTET CORPS ETs0 GILLETTE


IN EZ ApriI = az aaca year was dasir-
uatad Affair Day a dav On which the
uu-nu was u give u-1gulzzncs tn the mn
az the American f1rssra Frftav
Omaha folk VII 0aservs lhhr day
Exercises ara 10 BE- held lm schools and
by vauuuH organisations. and the caursrs
or elrv and 1uuurT government VIII duly
nunur 1ha memury OF J. sterling M1rr1n.
ma Nabrazkan VIM founded the movement
Ehiuh has cuma ID have a national siEnfE-
cancs rom aa tiny beginning on the suuat-
tiers auarrar sanuun.
The city bail and caunry cmrrr house vii
be closed fur me dry The puhIlr library
VIII ha olnsed WIKI cla exception az t1e
reading n1um. which iH ~ be- open Bst7vsan
2 and 6 O'Clock IN the afternoon.
Tree planting exercises VIII be- held at
the Miller park n the Howard Kennedy
sahooIs- new institutions where the ca-uuus
Is yet 10 be improved Special class r1arn
u-bHervaucas VIII be held In tina other
suhuuiH u tina city The Wdmnn's Relief
C1rps. auxiliary 10 the Grand Army OF a1e
Republic. VIII huid a program at Magnolia
hHIl. T~wanrv-f1ur and Vlnr1n streets. after
which a Ta planting VII take
place az F1uraneIis park The Grand Army
- @ NNaAaN -A-A4AA AAH. ANAA AHAA-
CO take part IN the observance Of the day.
Arb1r dnT viii also be a duv N OBJ
ssrvaues m many Humea. in Omaha and
throughout the west
O-bservun-- I'm Omnha-
Arhur day saw It's beginning IN a 10
acna tract held by r Sterling Morton. not
far from Nebraska City. Tie native
forest vas taken under his care in ISIS
ard to-day stands win more real timber
tn it than wnen the h0mesraader uul;
Z M.
The dav az tree planting is distinctly
an American institution. nut the history
1f tree planting goes FAR back tur1 rns
aunalB Of the old wurid Even Alexander
the Grear planted trees in the European
provinces ~ Russia.
The CnitHd States through the De-
Darrzuenr Of Forestry. is paying uhut
10 the Importance az the woodlands and
timber areas m the economic ufe OF t1s
uation-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Take Storz Case
TO Upper Court

An appeal 70 the supnsms 0aurt hzs been
Ilau BY attorneys Tar the Anri-zainun
lagua IN ula aufr ar Esr 2 IL Laidv
against the ztnZ Brewing cnmnauT- This
Hutr IS lne az tlusa whinh the district
court PRESENTLY usnIsed uu hear On Appeal
tram the deciEinu az the Bnara az Fire and
Police cummizaiunara % grant a liquor
license
FraIiminurT % the appeal from the Ma-
wuE culrL Whirh refused 20 entertain ina.
case on me ground a. no Jurisdiction. aEE-
duvita have been Elel dauTmE ON the uEFr
u the Aur-saluun leagua any agreement 70
ennaidar ths MeiE case a uasr hearing
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Police Capture
Some Bad Photos
EaEe Been Making DHigsnt Search
for Them for Some
Mouths.

Ths police have captured a collection az
ab ~feufl0nabls pictures which have been
e-irndEriuE abuuu the arv I'M a penny
uasu sion machine- Tha muchine was To-
1nuaI Thursday muruinE az ~ CAPITAL
arsuue. II H asolansl % be ms property
az I1ules En.
These pirfurss hnva been suught by the
nnIea Cor several wesaa m pursuit OF ina
peculiar unlleorun f0iluwed them n1u sew
L nzsurra ana each time taa machine had
hesn moved
ms uoiiue ara nav uncertain as ID what
charga snail BE- placed against me ourusr
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

ma r-sarurltiHs uuNNar Of sound slaau can
zur b. aver ara any almeur
aant prevents ~ n q mannca 20 health
= Il aaurner4 Han Claire Wis. says.-
-Edr a hing time 7 have been u1ahia b
sIssp suundlv niEhta. because az Mains
aaroaa my hasa and soreness or ny Kid
nsvz ~ auuauta was very nunr ana ur
sanalaI enmlirioa was murh run dsun. I
nave naon uaEinG Fuiay-s Ednsv Puiu but
a anurt uma and nov sleep a. suuud a. a
-urk. Z ear and antUy my maala azd-nv
general cDudiuun b Erautip improved 7
znn honestly uacuIumaud Euiaya kidney
Rnls a. Z Euuw tnry hzTa alnud me F1r
uale b Al druEElzU
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

Possesses mrefu- Gom hung uuuble rl
1nrv laaru DR. King View DisGuverv VIII
hap ham- Sd ara NM Eur sails b. Bsa-
Ism DuIE c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

GlenWnad Iowa Ahnur three
years agu I had falling and ether ~
male troubles and I ri nothing nuE
aE1n and bones 7 was 50 sIGk I cuuld
not do nv own work WIE1m AK
muurnE I Was made sound and WaA By
Lydia r. Etnklum's VegaUhle Com
puunG viii always TED my friends
thar your remedies cured me. and yuu
can punish my hecrar KS C. W..
DUNM HlEnWoOL IaWh
~ YOu belong Co that COUNTLESS army
az women WA 5ulfer Erum sama form
Of hamale Ills. Just try LYDIA E Pink
hEms VegEf1bie Compound
For thirty yeEr this famous rameiV
has 1een the standara tor All fnrmH AZ
fsmale ulA and has cured thousands 0f
women Wn0 have been unuuled with
such ailments a. d3aulHcemauEA dhrHid
mmuZ ulueEAu1n. Ll11muMI0n r.
uWulnrirEA 1~acsaEhe ctr
III Wuu want sDeeinl afdgiae Writa
Karfr % MrAP LMELMm4LTuuM1
ErE free and always Aelp11G
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

WIS Au3bEM4
old Z WAS com
.pLsteIy Kim down
my internal or
Eaua were IN terri
Bic shape I began
raEinE Lydia II
Einkhnm's WaUeta
bic C0mpound and
mother wrote and
G8ld you TgaE how I
a i hegdu % gIim
~ 0uce and now II
am rall WeILn
80 m -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

The Worlds Best Remedy for Kidneys, LLvET, Bladder and Blood
Mrs [. Swanson Of View York City writes as fellows After recsftng
vu- zee uumuIe barIe Of Warner SAFE Cure. I bought several hnr1a5 amt
am vry thankful for the results It has cured me completely md removed
an nv rwrbIas ~ fmeurs started with a severe pain IN ms side Ed back
ms when i would walk ony a hnek the lain vas 70 great thai L vas Obliged
r. str COW and rest 10 person car imagine what pain I suffered I advise
nv usrsun vino has trouble with Ills kidneys 20 Use Warmers "a Cure I
I,Fv , antu for our rwar remedy. which I nov a saved my liza"
csInedD MRS L SWANSON 38s East s1H ST.. New York City
Discussed kfdneys Aus more sickness. suffering and serious cumpncannna|
an othsr disease Thousands CT people haTe kidney trouble md do not
know IT,
II IN DOUBT MAKE THIS TEST
p+ s, norufur urine in a vessel Hr IL stand "a hours II there b a red
dish gffman in the bounm Of the glass or il me urine is cloudy or milky or
e -. - ua-emIss ar germs rnarng about IN IT. Uur kidneys are diseased
and va should ret a bottle OF Warmers Safe Cura At once.
WTnerE safe Cure is made ron the fresh juices u pIanus IA medianaI
-,orz mrhrsd at tn proper season in the various quarters 4 III giShs- Mn
.Ewsd h, bmuv ana Chemistry compound In II H pleasant I'd the uans and
aTr-aabIe 70 the most sensitive stomach Il H put up In soc M 500 sizes
and sold By al druggists
Coustipafi0n and BLlOuznesB
wbanr I'M bowsIs 10 not nov freely, IL shows that the liver is inactive.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
Severe Pains in
Side and Sack

Gould Not Walk a Block Owing to the EzCuGIar1ng Pains Winch
Were Caused by the Kidneys and Now She Is Completely
Cured by
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22
THE NEAL IS THE ONLY CURE
Gas Service
Gas a Part of Omaha Greatness

Omaha, as you know, Is ons Of the greatest man
ufsCtming cities IN the county.
In countless processes Of manufacturing, gas Is
exclusively used IN al cases where a high heat OF a
heat that IS susceptible to exact regulation Is re-
qured, Gas can be used to hettsr advantages than any
other fuel
Gas for industrial purposes Is convenient, clean,
requires almost no attention and is invariably econ
OmicaL
Omaha Gas Company
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-22

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