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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
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cr Wanoen ioect ira Satifanet og
loenIonoifc &elifpiiamIcre fan life
mere fnu ficbt @nnbter al Den bel.
Ii9e Sabers Saar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
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oer oper $4,000 Wano, boloes |
bisic Gage / Tcrbpeitfronfrig, Set
irreanc pes bisic Wansurer er, at
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itrunat pooIaot life at forisge at
prritcrc aunItitpfer ener iptte He-
forber al noeen grt peb ocnne Set
liaheb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
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ifipper, iorisgte / Ssnbags at flppe
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Sg oct pnr ilGr IpffebeS BAN ogiaa.
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oobi, inotiI Scr. 2oraine bar fun TO
WiiI ira ben irife apit. Oa fable
Wotorrn fig lgrei, og baabe Wanb
oo Wtoifinc Dat i Sieen. 9oroi1te
ipsmnebc iIonb, og Waifincn bleu
~ieIlere iiifet op al Ell Camper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16

s rarnt geir bnnoer bet at Saroepuben bItpcr for brso % aips,
fra fig for resen Saroe. s faa 9ilfaIbe naa enbel Of ben operEs.
bse Saroe iuses pp Deb Sielp al ct Stpffe 9retpapir, eler man
ton bjeIpe Jig nb ct Stpffe Gptspapir.
Gu JarOepuoe bill bare Here Gar. SfuIbe ben 9sbet al to
ener ire @ar bGpe noget for TER, ia Tan man blot orpppe pa en-
graabe Gtpoertn ps ben pl bIoe lse Taa spb ipm np isien.
Gaar man life sobt Gftrpt ben fsrte Gang, iaa ioriss tatea.
S9t St.rpeIet fabt lo pau 8apiret, eler iat ben enc SIDE nss
iDrt, % brus ben gRaabe, Tom pasier bebit 3rpf hOerteu for saarsi
ener for lsf-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
Muf en- Scppeliner i~urliit. @rt

Mpf en- i3eppclincr ~iorliit. 8rep
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pIet ooclagt, t~elegraieres fra Saben'
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at aisre en- llbfluat til SeiIbronn,
men he bapoe life ieiIet 20 Nil, for
en- Motor / beu i~crreite 8onool ifab-
te iia prane. % bo oet bite ii9 unnt-
Iiat at reparere ocn UNDER Heilen
penStc Sfibet iiIbaae til lloaaneS.
punftet. Man por iuit ifTrb meo
Of Tempe ben ipGre Solos inc | Bal
Iouifuret, ba pluoielig ell Iotor |
bagcrite @onboI er~pIoherebe og ioa-
reoe ire Nano. iom bar ipsicliot her,
aIporIiat. De spriae al @ei9tnins
og Tasioeerer boppcbe siebIiftelis
no, og oct par paa bsi Sio. Slam.
merne fra Motoren tog fat | Den TO.
IosiaIe SiIfeboIIon, Tom liseleSes er.
plcoereSe. bette antonote oerpaa
ieIpe galonituret, os belle Serliabe-
Den iorpanoIeSes paa fort 2io til
ajfe.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
Iowa Governor
is Charged with
Criminal Libel
Grand Jury Return. BiIl in COnne0-
mOval Of Chairman COwnie.

CFrom a Staff Correspondent
DIES MONIES, Ia, July @.-(Special)-'
ao-.... e...e..4.e, OO..s .---v..~sr -. ' .-..i
will devove the duty of prosecuting Gov
ernor Carroll who was indicted today for
criminal libel today stated that he intends
TO make as strong case against him as
possible and win leave nothing undone that
will sift the case to the bottom. Il in
tend to prosecute the case" he said, with
the same diligence as If the accused was
a man In private life" The case will come
to trial before Judge DeGraff, an appointee
Of Governor Carroll
The indictment is the outrowth Of q
lengthy investigation by the grand jury Of
affairs at the Iowa Industrial School for
Girls at Mitchellville 1t is alleged in the
bill that the governor made ibelous state
ments concerning John Cownle, former
chairman Of the State Board Of Control. in
an article published in the ~ Moinss
Capital OF May "A, in which the governor
set forth at length his reas>ils for demand
ing the resignation OF Mr.. Cownie.
Governor Carroll was not placed under
arrest, but was notified over the telephone
by Sheriff Ness that the indictment had
been returned against him. Attorney M. II
Cohen entered an appearance for the gov
erlIor, who did not so to the court house
The governor was permitted to remain al
liberty without bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

money as you earn" was a suggestion from
him.
Following are few other striking gems
From his speech:
"The simplest words are the greatest.
Success in writing is reached through
expressing what other people think.
THE greatest sentences ever penned
were, TO be or not to be: that is the ques-
tion,' in English, and Leave all hope be-
hind, you who enter here in italian. They
are great because they cannot be simplified
and they express what everybody thinks
Human beings all have a pin sticking
in them; remove the pin and you will win
them"
"The greatest happiness in the world
comes from personality" as Goethe has
said.
Greatest f.AH Professions.
Mr.. Brisbane pronounced advertising the
greatest profession in the world. He de-
clared 1t an art and asserted that ad
men should share equally in the results
from their work with the. men who, employ
them. .
On this point the speaker, announced
that he had induced Thomas Edison to
contract for five pages of space in the
New York Evening Journal for 5000 and
then charged the inventor $500 for writing
the advertisement. to I'LL It. i,
7. Conternfng the alleged extfavasance Of
buying an automobile, Mr.. Brisbane said
he had heard a Chicago banker was be-
hind move TO shut off the sale Of ma
chimes on the groun1 they were taking
vast amounts Of money out OF the banks
and cutting 1T out Of circulation. You can
readily see how bank loses when man
| 81 of x.ftfs
and the family economies in other ways
TO make mp he said. 'on the other hand,
where the banker gains in having the pur-
chasers money under his care to lend out
at interest and himself have ten automo-
biles, the other, man loses. l think it
is a very good thing for ten men to
have an automobile each instead of one
man having ten. autos and the other nine
none"
In proportion as the race overcomes
mobility the habit of remaining in one
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
Chicago Club SENDS lHustling crowd

ut which more thorough and more. skillful
arrangements were made FOR everyone TO
have a good time, and we shall tell every
one We meet about the Omaha spirit Of
hospitality. II Is truly great You can't
GO too far In, representing our apprecis-
ton"
The Chicago delegation, ali OF whom are
members Of the Chicago Athletic associa-
ton, has been pretty near the most promi-
nent delegation az the convention. Its
members represent advertisers who place
millions OF business every year. There are
agency representatives like G. II. Touzalln
OF the Lord a. Thomas company and John
Leo MaIin, head Of the Mahin agency,
and men who handle the advertising for the
biggest Chicago retail and wholesale houses
At the head Of the delegation is j. r.
Wolff. bearer OF a famous sunny smile -
which is natural with him. and is a busi-
ness asset worth thousands every year.
He Is the publisher of Farm Life" and
the president of the Chicago Advertising
association.
Another prominent member OF this prom
inent delegation is w. r. Emery, western
manager for "Everybody's magazine Mr..
Emery was one OF the first men in the
west TO perceive the benefits which would
accrue from national organization, and
he has been one of the most active work
ers in the Associated Advertising clubs Of
America since the association came into
being six years ago.
The car in which he rode TO the Field
club Tuesday burst a tire en- route and
his party visited a nearby drug store A
magazine stand stood nearby. How many
Everybody's do you sell as compared with
Hampton's and McClures?" asked one OF
one party, throwing the clerk a wink
"Oh, twice as many" answered the clerk,
and Mr.. Emery went on his way happy
through the afternoon.
The Chicago quartet has been one of
the real hits of the convention. The four
well-trained singers who compose it have
been called upon to MARBLE at every meet
ing and have responded to song after song
to encore Otter encore. The four singers
are G. w Mason, A. e. Chamberlain, w.
Watrous and l.. d. Wallace. s
The Chicago men showed foresight in
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
Lower Rates
on Yellow Pine
to Nebraska
Commission Finds that Burlington is
Discriminating Against Western
Points in Colorado's Favor.

WASHINGTON. July 9o.--In a decision
today the Interstate Commerce commits
sion held that the rates on yellow pine
lumber and It's products from points in
Louisiana, Texas. Arkansas and Missouri
to points in Nebraska, Colorado and Wyom,
ing. reached by the lines Of the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy railroad company
and other carriers, are unreasonably high,
The proceedings were instituted by the
Louisiana Central Lumber company and
other manufacturers OF yellow pine.
BY order of the commission the de-
PENDANT carriers are required to put into
effect not later than October /, 1910 reduced
rates based on the rate TO Colorado com.
mon points. and which shall not exceed
"a cents per 100 pounds to Barton, Neb.
70 cents per 100 pounds to smeed, Neb.
and 81 cents per 100 pounds to venaneC
and Sanborn.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
Conventinn Noten.

The Kansas city delegation brought with
them their '1ong and short man." Did you
see them? Seouriock and Davies.
Frank Gray was here toO-he's the man
that made pat Harris famous.
The bin Nye" Of the convention was
present in person of G. II. Aries Kansas
City representative OF Hand, Knox q Co.
The dean of the Kansas City delegation
was W. IA. Hoffstott, and he shouidered
the responsibility OF the honor with his
usual ability along that line.
Talk about loyalty. w. II. Campbell Ma
tional vice president and president OF the
Kansas City Ad club. got up out Of a sick
bed to come TO Omaha. That's coming
some.
THAT man. Goldberg and "Joy" Young
were on their good behavior this year an
carried themselves with becoming dignity.
They had to, they are both proud dAddies"
of bouncing boys. u,
TEDDY Roosevelts dougle was also With
the Kansas City Advertising Club IL you
could have seen, those teeth and heard
Plachek say rdee-lishted" you would have
appreciated the. resemblance at once.
on Tuesday, and Wednesday open
House 4" was kept at the Kansas city Ad-
vertising club Headquarters, Rome Hotel,
Rooms D-l-2-3 Refreshments were served
with the. usual Kansas City generosity
One OF the best talks OF the convention
was that OF L. II, scurloek OF Kansas City
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

Scurlouls -ahlc- address .4Ret-v
year made such an impression on the pro-
gram committee they asked Tor more-ahd
got Il.
Early this morning wheb Ornsona' business I
men walked to their offices they saw every
where large placards Ia beled =" Hhirey i3coete ~
for Minnesota" There n q debate as to
whether the Minnesota men put These ~
late last night or early. II Is hard to teA
whether these Minnesota men when seen In
the morning are up already yet
Minnesota seem to like .the. WHl tiple tof 4,
three. There are thirty mem ~ the delese
cation. There are three publishers in the
bunch. They push thirty boostss and there
are three advertising managers Of rail-
roads They are h. = Green OF the 500
Line. IL. A, Noble Of the ,Crfat -fGBrtherV,
and j. N Stewart Otherwise Known as
Acorn Jack who manages the advertis-
ing destinies OF the Northern Pacific.
IL you have anything to sell or tradS
advertise IL in The Rec Want Ad 't6fe
umns and get quick resuItss ~ -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

G. ROY CLARK, PUBLICITY CLUB,
MINNEAPOLIS,
place. Just so much does the race advance.
BY conquering the sciences of locomotion
on water. earth and In the air. humanity
takes great leaps and bounds to improve
ment and high intelligence. II is thor
oughiy logical for us to choose going from
one place to another In an hour rather
than limiting ourselves to the slow travel
OF an hour and 6 half In a buggy. / have
five autos and ! am going to get an
other"
Got His by Asking.
Mr.. Brisbane declared he arrived at his
enormous salary by asking ror II and earn
ing 1t through producing results
II told Mr.. Hearst one day that 5000
a year was ridiculous and wanted to
make 100000 year He was astonished al
first. but finally Offered TO give me a
thousand-dollar raise for every 10000 in
crease brought to the circulation. From
that time 1 earned a thousand-dollar In
crease every month FOR long time
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
WILLIAM H., RANKIN VICE PREsT
DENT MAHIN ADVERTISING COM
PANY, CHICAGO. :.

companion of the Journal, lunched at the
Omaha club, and later were driven about
town in an auto by Mr.. Josyln. They left
Omaha shortly before 6 o'clock Wednesday
evening for New York.
Julius Schneider was the first speaker OF
the morning session HIS topic was "Ad-
vertising"" Thunderous Applause greeted
the address and 1t was pronounced by Mr..
Brisbane the best talk on advertising he
ever had heard. Mr.. Schneider attacked the
hog Latin" of breakfast food names and
the practice OF giving more attention to
balancing advertisements geographically
than to making them expressive. He
favored the use of pictures in advertising.
The speaker explained the divisions Of the
population relating ito ltteracy and the
power to absorb advertisements. Owing 10
the percentage OF absolutely illterate
people. psrtiafsS iiHterate and people UNI
able to critically appreciate worthy ad-
vertisements, he said there was only Is pei
cent OF the population really cultured and
acutely attentive readers. Pictures, he ex.
planned. therefore was medium which
reached the entire population.
C. M. Vessels concluded the speechmaIs.
ing with a talk on trade. journal advertls-
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

Peters Driyen TO Refuge in HIS Big
~ TS6ting Car outside.

Peters DrtY en, to AetuHe IN tAAS DaS
~ rS6ting Car outside.
A long list of Peoria singers and their
wives Is spread on the register at the
Merchants. Herman p. Peters. the pro-
prietor, has the advantage Of most hotel
keepers In being able tospeak the language
Of the fest both III the high ana the low
key. In consequence the guests OF the
Merchants are having real treat and
Peters Is In constant demand for a hun
dred and one thinBs,2 He finally took
refuge in an automobile outside at the
curb and looked as much like tired
traveller as Is possible to p, stabilized land
lord. The Peoria singers are Jolly lot,
and when one Of their number fell asleep
he was arranged with such artistic skill
that he couldn't recognize himself when he
woke. up.
After good loo. IN the glass. when he
had unloaded MS clothes Oh the DECORATIONS
attached, he said weagllys Here 1t Is, Just
the first day Of the fun. and I'm about half
discouraged yet. already"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
GIRL WOUNDED BY BURGLAR
SIiss Katie Tomara OF ChiOakO shot
by RObbsr she discovered in
Hsr Reont. We

CHICAGO. July 20--Afiss Katie romara,
q years old. was seriously wounded early
today after stfugsle with 4 burglar whom
she discoveFed ID her bedroom. Miss. To-
mara attempted to seize the man ana then
tried 90 sea out OF the room to give an
alarm. AS she ran The man fired two
shots, one bullet iOdsiHe- In her right
shoulder. The man escaped.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
ARTISTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Io0ay'H PROGRAM.
ARTISTS MATINEE-AFTERNo
Director-Th. Rud Reese
Solosts--Miss NJ Muenchof, Mrs. Hesse-
Sprotte, Miss Myrtle Moses, Mr.. Christ.
Hansen, Mr.. M. Kellermann and Mrs A. Il,
Prelude to Opera Lohengrln. Wagner
Orchestra.
(a) Das Kraut Vergessenneit... F'ielitz
(D) Sandmaennchen .................-.. Brahms
'" Solo for Aiio-Miss Myrtle Moses.
Walthers Prize SONG from The Melster
Solo for Tenor-Mr. Christ. Hansen.
Phantasla &C Minor" ..........-...... Mozart
Orchestra
Prison Scene from The Prophet 49,.
Solo for soprano Hesse- sprotte.
The Two Grenadlers.. .Schumann
Solo for Bass-Mr M. Kellsrmann.
Solo for Violin (unaecompanled)--Mr
a. r. Stecheie
Der Hlrt auf dem Felsen. .....,.... Schubert
Soprano Solo with Clarinet ObliEat0-
Miss Mary Muenohoff.
Hungarian Dance No. 2.....,........ Brahms
Orchestra.
FIRST ASSOCIATIONS CONCERT.
EVENING.
Director of Bund--Theo. Kebe.
Director of Orchestra-Th. Rud. Reese.
Soloists-Mlss Musnchoff, soprano; Mrs.
tLesse-Sprotte, mezzo-sopranoi Miss Myrtle
Noses, alto; Mr.. Christ. Hansen, tenor; Mr..
NJ, Keilermann, baritone.
Sal Festmarsch. ..a.......... -........h. strauss
(bl Festival Oyerture........C. M. v. Weber
Orchestra,
Des Deutschen Names Wort und Lied
.................s......... "A. Dregert
Bundes-Chorus with Orchestra Accom-
paniment--Mr. TIL, Kelbe, Director.
Aria from the Opera. The Africane".,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MeyefDeeT
solo Tor Tenor-Mr. Christ. Hansen.
Vslse de Concert Brlllante tarranged by
TIL. Rud. Reese) ......i .Doehler-Shullhott
Orchestra.
Aria: My Heart is Weary, ffom Opera,
= "Nadeschda' .s..l.,..... .GortnB-Ih
solo for Alto--Miss Myrtle Moses
(a) Ever Dear Home. Otto w. Richter
10 Das eigene Herx.............H III. Schaeffer
Bundes-Chorus Capella-Th. Kelbe,
Director.
PART III.
Overture: Semiramis ...................R ossini
Orchestra.
Aria from THE Barber OF Seville. .Rosslni
Miss Mary Muenchoff.
(a1 Untreue ...g...e. A...s, .1lueek
(b) The German Song ....tt. John kalliwoda
Bundes- horusaa Capella.
TO the Evening Star, from Tannhauser
E....,.,...........'.. y.....'...'.... W@Bhei
Solo for Baritone--Mr. M. Kellermann.
Aria from Samson and Delilah'' ..,i...,
Solo for Mezxo-SJ pra no--Mfs. Hesse-S protte
The Oath on the Ruettli..s Carl Fique
Bundes- Chorus Baritone Solo by Mr.. Harry
Burkley and Orchestra Accompani-
ment-Th Kelbe, Director.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

foreign commerce.
Insurgent Movement Small.
speaker Cannon sn his Kansas tour also
made one speech in the Fifth district. where
Congressman calderhead. who was mem
her OF the committee that put the finish
Ing touches on the Payne-Aldrich tariff
bin. is fighting for denomination against
a progressive candidate.
n have closely watched the audiences
that have addressed in Kansas" said
Speaker Cannon today, ''and ! have noticed
that between the beginning and the end OF
each meeting the voters have grown In
Teceptiveness, Kansas Is IN a prosperous
condition, but the so-caiied' insurgent repub-
llcans have been pounding at them.
However. from my observations / am
convinced that ths republican party Is
growing ~ Kansas The attempt OF the
so-called progressives to organize a new
party an insurgent republican party, will
fall flat There won't be y new party
recognize no insurgent reRublteanism.
II believe that the present republican
delegation from KanAaA will be renom-
mated, as 1t ought torbe,"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

The speaker then gave himself to the
subject Of ADVERTISING. He pointed out. that
small paper has greater value for adj.
vertisers than large one. The small
paper, he said, was closer to its readers;
its editor was a friend of the readers and
the advertisements had the effect Of being
the editors personal Recommendation.
Mr.. Brisbane and MIR. Fouss. his travelling
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
ALLEGED MURDERER RETAKEN
Man Charged with KlA1ing Father
Five Years Ago Captured ut
Sioux Rapids.

SIOUX RAPIDS7 Ia. July 2O.-Feiix For
baul. alias John Compton, accused of muir
derlng his father at Chippewa Falls. wis,
In 1906, has been recaptured here after
five-years' hunt After the murder For
baul was arrested. but escaped from jail.
A letter OF inquiry he wrote regarding hIs
fathers estate led to his capture.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

ClsEVELANl o., July 0.--East Clere'
land appraisers have paced a valuation
OF N.0a00O0 otia John ID. Rockefeller's Forest
IAN estate. This Is an increase OF S00apeI
cent over the last appraised. when the vnt
efeller has not Indicated II he will fighl
the appralsement.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

MAC MARTIN, MINNEAPOLIS, NEW
TREAS URER.
welcome to return visits.
All concerned in the convention have de-
clared it was the best ever held by any
advertising organization in the world.
Most Of the delegates took trains leaving
the city very quickly after the convention.
some Of the trains being held for them
past, tie running time schedule. Quite a
showing Of attendants, however, dallied in
town oyer night
Brisbane Boosts Autos.
Buying automobiles is good thing. &C
cordfng to Arthur Brisbane. Differing with
former Vice President Fairbanks. who
talked Tuesday, Mr.. brisbane declared there
was no harm in peoples indulgence in com
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

. ~ "Nht~ ~
That lively squad of big advertising men.
the Chicago delegation. is not only one
OF the most. interesting outfits at the con-
vention, but one of the most appreclative,
These Chicagoans have desired to register
their appreciation OF the efforts Omaha
has made to entertain all the visitors and
has delegated George w. Mason of their
number to make a statement.
I'VE want to thank the people of Omaha
in, general and the Omaha Ad club in par
ticulsr." said Mr.. Mason rAlso the knights
OF Ak-Sar-Ben, the Omaha Commercial
club, the Field club, Country club. and the
Happy Hollow club. for the highly success
ful efforts made to entertain us visitors
I'VE have never, attended convention
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

ORNAf q. WILLIAMS OF The WILL
JAMS NOVELTY COMPANY.
adopting a Conspicuous attire and have
caught the eyes of everyone since their
arrival White yachting caps, trimmed
with gold braid, dark serge coats, bear
ing the &C. A. A." emblem on the sleeve,
white flannel trousers and white shoes
have completed their makeup. The dele
gates are nearly all big men physically, as
well as mentally, and their physical, size
together with the distinctive dress. has.
helped to- advertise the Chieagoans and
Chicago. They have worked hard at this
and done a pretty good Job.
This same Chicago bunch was great
help to Omaha in securing the convention
at Louisville year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

II you have anything to sell or trade
advertise Il en- The Bee Want Ad col
unna and set quick rssulta
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
DOBBS AND BOSTON WIN OUT
(continued on Second page.l

Continued on Second Page.)
announced as passed by the resolution COM
mittee. 50
Des Moihes Gets Cup.
Among the prize winners, Des Moines
was announced as the winner of the Print
ers' Ink cup. ~
Colonel William Kennedy officiated as
the closing figure of the splendid occasion.
He delivered a parting address on behalf
OF Omaha and babe the visitors hearty
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
The Weather

For Nebraska-Fair.
For lowa-FAir.
Ieinperatures ct OMAN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

from the normal at Omaha since March l.
and compared with the last two years:
Normal temperature. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Excess for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Total excess since March 1, isl0. .......6s9
Normal precipitat ton. .......... is inch
Deficiency for the day. Is Inch
IUtel rainfall since March H.. AOz inches
Deficiency since March Ice. .l2H inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1903. : 10 Inch
Excess for cor. period, 1905, ..s.. 22i inches
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
Beautiful Teeth.

There are but. few people WHO hAyS.,
them Good Teeth. syery one might nave
quickest. easiest and least paipfulo are 4.
the only methods employed by us and
out Cf the city Will giadly: tslis VOuf Rhoat'.
The seSa d Sensat s%sE 4na 485 w; 1Asie %
wofk from 500 per tootha-i PiRtes that =
cit IRON &4se0 70 fl2,G04t Painless ,extraa.
ton, OF teeth. Nerves OF teeth. removed
without hurting you. Work WARRANTED TO
ten years. l'@ y s'Hs0 t7a '1aT Fph1 - n
Or. BRADBURY, TREs OEHTISEa':
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

where they win keep open house and en-
terrain all week.