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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
'The Silence Treat
ment for Wives" Their
Latest Tabloid Sketch.
Brightside and His Boy

explains Father, for the purpose Of con-
Veying ideas, but the average young
woman these days uses a great many words
and doesn't say much, either"
"A girls college, Vassar, for instance,
never could pull off a stunt like the West
Pointers put across" declares Son. None
Of them could keep the chatter in cold
storage long enough to hand the frosty
init to one OF their hated rivals. Nobody
could ever imagine a bunch Of women
swearing off on the chin music to make
one of their dear teachers feel badly.
II would tickle her 70 death TO get a
chance to do all the talking herself"
"A great deal Of idle gossip goes on
between married women that might be
omitted and the time thus wasted devoted
to more useful pursuits" suggests Father.
The married ones would rather be dead
than not to be able 10 knock all the other
women in the neighborhood," says Son.
IF one Of their friends gets hobble skirt,
buys one OF those latest dinE-a-ling lids
or smuggles In a Persian lamb coat, all the
rest OF the bunch would weep bitterly II
they couldn't tell what they thought about
Il, IL they can't find any one else 70 listen,
hubby has to be the goat"
"A wife certainly doesn't require any en-
couragement from her husband In order TO
Garry on q conversation" AYERS Father
Anybody who has lived in one Of these
airshaft flats can take his oath on that
agrees Son. One word from the man Of
the house slipped In edGeways IL likely to
start something besides talk. The wise
married guy makes a speciality OF the great
silence act"
mo man can answer the questions pro-
pounded by some women, asserts Father
II mans wife bought q new hobble
gown and asked him for his opinion, for
example, what would be a fitting reply7"
Who's lOony now" promptly decides
Son.
Copyright 1910 by the N, z. Herald Coz
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15

Hat shapes are of three sorts-the large,
wide-b rimmed hat Cthe most popular), the
oioche, or Charlotte Corday, and the tur-
ban.
The oloche shape comes frequently in
black satin, with the trimming Of wide
crush band and q flattened bow Of satin.
Underneath the brim Is frin Of white
lace,
As a variation on these there is the large
hat with the mushroom brim In a wide
variety of shapes, all generally following
the mushroom type.
BriInmed turbans are seen, with upright
brims almost as high as the hat itself and
close to II except at the back.
Ostrich feathers, willow plumes espe-
cially, are much in demand. Shaded and
two-tone effects lead in favor
More dress hats are in all black or black
and white with a touch Of metal or color
than in any other shade.
All black hats are seen In satin, velvet,
brooade, hatter's plush, velours, beaver,
beaver CLOTH,
Liquid green soap Is an excellent basis
for a shampoo, but so strong is it that any
application containing green soap must be
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
Types We Meet Every Day
BY BoBBIE BABBLE.


lady with forehead excessive in height
Sat scribllng and scrawling from dawn un-
til night,
Then scrawled and scribbling from dark TIL
day,
And when she finished they heard her say:
i've written my novel from cover to cover,
1t teens with affairs OF a maid and her
lover.
I'll fully eclipse all those scribbling fellers,
When l publish this best OF all best sellers.
What shall call It? Let me seel
The Haunted Home by the Settling Sea,
Name and Fame or Hidden Wealth.
rWooed and Won and Welded by Stealth,
An for Love Of a Foreign Face
The Beggar Maid with High Born Grace,
The Poison OF Asps' The Saint and Sin
ner'
The Cooks Revenge, or the Poisoned Din
ner.'
The Baiuffs Maid and the Viewers Wife
| Stabbed In the Dark with the Carving
knife
! 'stung, or the Rose That Had a Thorn.
| Shot on His Fatal Wedding Mora
Married in Haste and Repented at Leisure.
| The Home on the Hin. or the Mortgage
Seizure
Two In a Motor, 'sWeethearts,' Dearie'
'Hasty Hannah, or Rest for the Weary
/ The Masterful Mode OF the suffragstte.
Love That Hath Us in the Net
/ Love Forever, or Love for a Day
| He That Loves ana Runs Away
| Peril, Pleasure, Enemies, Friends
| When the Love OF Lucinda Ends'
/ The Passionate Peeress with Golden Hair
/ The Beautiful NewsgiTl OF Herald Square.
] The Man 70 Blame. or Weaker Than Wo-
| man.
Her Tresses Were Bleaohed, or Was She
Human
/ Marquis Madness, or Love Too Tender
The Beautiful Manner Of Loves Surren-
der
"Tis Wise 70 Let Wen Enough Alone
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15

Il sam. 2.S. lie raiseth up the poor out
Of the dust, and lifteth up the beggar from
the dunghiu to set thcm among princes
and to make them inherit the throne Of
glory"
Those words. taken from Hannah's
sons, ind abundant fulfi!lment in events
which soon occured-events which at
trRctod little attention at the time, but
which were worldwide in their influence:
which usEegcd In a new age, new era in
the woridu history which lifted a nation
from the verge o. ruin to a magnificcnce
and power seldom equaled. and blessed
the world to ell generations
The period Of the Judges was the most
humiliatins perhaps that Israel ever
passed Through, and has well been ukened
TO the 30 years OF darkness which pre-
oSdad the call Of Abraham. 1t was an age
Of ANARCHY when every man was a law
uRta Rin'selt, AID did tEat which was
risht Ia his own eyes; that is, he did as
he pleased, acknowledging no higher law
than his oWR viii.
Inleed, II did seem that the glory Of
Israel had forever departed, True Gideon,
the mighty man OF volor had driven out
the Mi4lR2ltes and given Israel a tempo
rOry respite frOUl her foes; true, Samson
had worstCd tho PhiHstines and Barak
the MAJ Of thunder had defeated Sisera
aad thrown. or the yoke OF Jabin. Sun
down. down, drifted the nation and no
great man appeared to stem the tide
Indeed, II looked as though 1t could not
be done-6y anybody, Certainly not by
the sG-eailed great not by the preten-
uOus enterprises,
But there was = poor woman who
could do Il. who lived In an out Of the-way
place, In an obscure village ON the noun
tain side. She was not a person who
could make a parade; she sounded no
trumpet she led no crusade; champloned
no REFORM heralesd no popula- move
ment But three things she did: She Of
fered a prayer, she sang a song she
trained a son. Simple? Yes. Little
thinGs3 Certainly. But mighty, never
theleSs- Here are the three great ele-
mental forces: Religion, which elevated
the moral sense and educates the con-
science music. which appeals to the
heart, and refines the sensiburties and
the affections; education, which develops
the intellect and broadens the horizon OF
the mind. These are the three great
cords Of might, the three great forces Of
progress, the three great conservators of
civilization.
II Is natural when times are hard and
| conditions unbearable for one to make
| his appeal 10 God. So Hannah, in the
| bitterness Of her soul, prayed. She
prayed IN her heart; her lips moved. but
her voice was not heard. The priest, II
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
sunflower Philosophy

Some people do not agree" with you,
as some food does not agree" with you.
How long does a real case OF indigestion
last with the people2 Not more than two
weeks, and usually not more than two
days.
You stin meet an old-fashioned man. oo-
easionally who thinks q collar Is suf-
ftciently stylish without a neckue.
There is nothing that will take the heart
and soul out Of man 80 completely as 70
be suspicious Of woman he loves.
The man who applauds Is always a bet.
ter fellow than the sour man who is only
waiting to set behind your back to roast
you.
We hear a great deal about health rules.
but the facts seem 10 be that you are not
entitled 20 feel very we'll after you pass
" or % yoaru,-Atohis0a Globe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15

responds Son, but what are you going "a
90 about III There's only one way 10 gel
hunk, and that's 70 hand out the great
silence mans only weapon OF defense in
the happy home"
AT any rate" muses. Father. the hus-
band can console himself with the fact
that silence IL golden"
Just the same" advises Son. 'you can't
pass Il out 20 the butcher and the grocer
and expect them 70 slip you neatly re-
eeipted bills IN return. They don't carr
how big noise you make, so long as you
galop up with the money every Saturday
night"
There is too much talking going on IN
this country any way" is Fathers belief
Most OF US would be better off n we did
more work and let the busybodies do the
talking"
Talk is the only thing the high cost OF
living hasn't boosted upward" remarks
son Its just as cheap as ever"
'ConveraAuen was originally invented.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
'@STO ~ J0Cs 't0ER
AZ FAYnrTn PARKs.

What is this great silence that the
cadets of West Point tried on the officer
they did not Hke7" queries Bnghtside
when the pride Of the Harlem flat canters
in and signifies his willingness TO be In
terviewed BY his parent on questions OF
the hour,
That's what every woman wants." re-
torts Son, nonchalantly firing a coffin
nail"
why should women, who love converse
ton, desire silence2" further interrogates
Father, whose innocence sometimes is be-
yond comprehension.
80 they can do all the talking them
Selves" Son surmises, shooting smoke
spirals toward his fond parent.
Those one-sided conversations to me are
rather unsatisfactory" protests Father.
That's what ell the married men say"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
Daily Health Hint

It is wise never TO allow flannel, blankets
or other articles OF wool to be worn next
TO the skin until the prime Of life Is past
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15

The sculptor's wooing, or Heart OF stone.'
The Hidden Foe Ny own Hearts Darl-
ing
The Hound Of Hades. or Piuto's snarl-
ing"
She turned them over with anxious frown.
Then the publishers all turned tho novel
down.
Copyright 1910 by the N. Y Herald Coz
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-31
&eQe alta fltulnit.
81. 81. 80.

&osfa mei0d on fapaftaliifteesId piboIinen, min Ie
iobtaa meta pbteen toisteIemaan SumaIan ia ibmiIpp.
ben Minnesota tdtd pbteistd pibollista postaan.
Wleiodn tpostustoiamme Ianomat nellie, ettd vpitdfdd
buoIi omasta liffeestdnne", ia min me teemmefin. &as
~paffaIiife pnfin iuuri meiodn Iiiffeemme. &apafaupitd'
ia moi omistaa fopaffarafennuf1en ia iuomat, mutta
bdn eli omista Iiifeitd. Sdnen niintutiuttu~ liitfeenid fuu'
luu nellie, iofaiIele ddnestdidDe taupun9isia eli faun'
tisIa. Ne ipoimme lalia bdnen barioittaa tuota Iiifettd,
ia me poimme patoittaa bdnet lopettamaan ien.
@astustaiamme mpDsfin foittatpat bdpdistd meitd
n%intittdmdttd meitd ulfomaoloiIifii, ruotiaIaiiifii, norjas
laiffIi ia luomolaiiifIi, ia buutatoat, ettd ameriffa ame'
riiffaIoiIile! Wlutta muistafaamme, ettd iofainen maan
faniaIainen on ~tatpauaan amerifaIainen ia muuten me
%faifin, paitii inbianeia, olemme nlfomaalaiia. Siind
topautiesIa iaapat nuo buutaiot iiefin ottsa enTimai.
ien laitpan ia mennd fotimaabania ia antaa tdmdn
maan inbianeiqe.
Me 5iloin buoleboimme aIioistamme, futen rebeutnen
fonIaIainen, Fun me iobimme ~fapafoita wastaon, iotfo
opat paioHaneet tdmdn maan fanian ipipdGe ~iuoppous
pabeefeen. DoibatIemme ndbbd ~fapaftoin tuottamoa
mrmeIusta meiodn eli tarpitie mennd uIfopuoeue omaa
fampunfiamme.
9daud meibdn faupunsisiamme, iosia on 10000 ies
lua, nina eIen ndbnpt muutaman tpuooen fiIdad paIio
iuoppouoen tdboen iobtunutta furiuutta, ndbnpt lesfid,
iotta opat tuleet lesfifIi iuopponben tdboen, lapiia,
iotfa opat ioutuneet ~iIdttDmifIi tpdfiiuomien tafia, ia
fotia baionneen i~pdfiiuomain tofia, iHemnrbta. murbia
ia fuoIemia ipdfiiuomien tafia. So fittefin nield buus
betadn: rgDapaus! DIE tabbomme perioonautsta pa'
pautto!" ~ifddnfuin ipapaus oGIi ~ieQaista, ettd ie antaifi
fpauan tebbd funfin mielenid mufaan pobuutta. Wtiffi
on Iaitetiu paItion Iinnat parfaiue ia rnurhaoitues U(iffi
Ell BELLE anneta tdpttd f%popoutta2
vNle emme ole ~tparfaita" ianofpot fapafottiiiat, rnne
annamme iuomia raban artpoSta" 800 = tie teette! Gts
fD te IT'D tabi dti ennemmin boIuaifi %poifanne tiletpan
toHo raboin fansIa fuin Imam roboia pitnapmlon
tonsio? Darmast! &c on tubotta fertoa pabempi, es
td tulla r~pbpdtptIi ia iaooa Iitte pnuon mprffpd.
Wlutta milf on min poifea poistao tdttd pabuus3
SifIt, ettd mautamat rifastutpat iitd l~hffeestd, iofa
tlottaa min monelaista furiuutta.
Grds lid on fertonut fiinfa bdn ferran ldbti fitpeG'
mddn plDs forfeaa mated, ipoliten len oion iouoin lap
iet oIitpat IeiffimdSId. etteipdt ne buomaiii bdEen me-
noaan. San fiipeii plDs i%outfoo toaaro0ista poIfua
FUN bdn Full Iapien ddnen ianotpam; rSld, ottafaa tlr'
ma%liiempi polfu, ild mind ieuraan teitd." &aiioesioon
alas ndfi ia pbben ~poistaon ieuraotpon hdntd ia oil
10 poorasia. STA rpopiIi o~iote0esia ettd Jos Iapi bor'
iobtoii ennenfuin bdn ioa bdnet tiinni. pgDuoiia on Ill
I'd fuIinut ia Ie ipoora on obj, firioittoo ie ild", mittto
pienofoiien buuto Ell fosfaon idid rninua. &c opeti mi
mule IdfIpn, iot1 en- ennen pmmdrtdnpt."
rSIa, ottofoa turpouHempi poIfu, find nina ieuroar
teHaa.
81. Napp
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-31
&atfaiietpa hetft.

ginoastaan iofu pditpd pield ia iitte @osebic faun,
tisia, ia fabbefIasIateista muisia faunteisia Wicbi9as
nisfa, ratfaistaan ddnestptieud ~fpipmps: miosfo mdtis
iuomain paImtStus ia mppnti lopetetaon". 2pfDmps
on tdrteG ia Iifiipd iotaiien ddnestdidn tulee mielesi ddn
tebbG rottaiiepa pGGtDs ennen fpaaliulrna0e menoaan,
ettd fummaue puoIeIe bdn ddnenId antaa. Sletfo find
Iufiia tebnpt pddtDtien? Tdsfd IebbesId on on ouut
tpiime aifoina runIaasti firioiuffio, ioisia on feboitettu
,aanestdtid tefemddn ~ratfaiiun ndfiiuomaIiifettd mass
iaan pfIin taIouoeniIistafin Ipistd. On fumoan,attomil'
la tobistufEla ndptettp toteen, ettd fapaffaliife on ras'
foona painaiaiIena fauntilemme ia fpaliolemme. pe'
~rattDmifTi on o5oitettu ne nditteet, ettd fpdfiuonaIiife
~atpustaii fanIaa peronmafiusfa. Selptld tilastoi0a
ON oIoitettu, etta fapatfamerot eitpdt riitd ebes nHbin
menoibin, militia iobtipat iuoranaiiesti apaffalittfeestd
so min tsta puolta filmdId pitden olttit nullo ddi'estds
Ia Ippta ontao daneIi f~apafoita fpastaan.Uthtta tpield on
poinapompia Ipitd, ~ioibenfa fpuoft ftniin tbm'lend tilee
Se tebba. Ga ne omot Ieiraatpat:
0opofot iofo puoIi pietteIerpdt International nuorto
miehidmme iuoppouben fobeifip, ptdipdt beta fpdntet'
M fiben asti etta Iaaipat beiodt, iofo lirnan n''iiirten It.
SANE eli iupmorin baitaan. ye tpan9ifepot International
nsrbeen lid. ioilto ne riistdd taifen tp5naniion, Iaottaa
fotrerio farfimnfTia tpaimoine, ndIfdd ia fotttta rtutta
pmutteito IopEne. adiiopo ~ddnestajd pmpdrtuef mud
furi,,rto fopafot tlottafpot! Sind ~epdtlemdtd tnnnet
aHe;a ioiben eIand on tdpnnd fdrfimpf'id, ndlfdd nd'
femien' fostpatusto ipaiao oIefpien lopfien fesfelld, d'
tea ioiben eIana %uieinfin Ioppuu folfosla bnhnlenpuo'
neesIo. Ga mica ON fiiben ippna9 9opofat' : Weta on
5ppna, eta min monta meibdn iuomala'sienfm 'appe'a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-31
~foriataan ensIanninfieIiVin Iasten foteibina epailemat.

foriataan ensIanninfieIHiin Iasten foteibina ~epaiIemdt.
I'd fapafat.
&apafat oipat I%eIaiia ~Iaitoffa, iotfa btpin uiein
p%ietteIemGt fristitpn fobinfinfin lapIet pauIpibinIa.
Muistafaapa iHs a~apestdiat listed ,paaIiIipuIanne
fapaffaIiifeud. Gltdd tebfD ioiFn ~maiffapa cite lite
~tdrTifddn tapatoista. Sos oIette parieaeet militia itien'
ne, min peIienne eli moi Iita tebbd. Sdn fdrIii la ru'
foilee Iinua ddnestdmddn bdnen puoIestaan. 9ufemots
tomat repaIeiIei IapIet ia fdrIindt dioit rutoiepat iinua
antamaan ddneIi f~apafoita ipastaan.
Woitfo tebbd toiin? 9Doitto iittefddn ddnestda fapa'
foiben puolesta paiffa niistd oliIifin pbteisfunnaaem'
ne ionfu boIarin bp5tp, tpaiffa lind iNe niiStd ionfu
bolarin bpDtpIits @n usfo2 Siloinban oliiit pbtd
tunnoton fuin muinaiiet oriafauppiaat, iotta mpttpdt
ibmiiG oriiti. Sind muutaman fuoueen metauistolifan
tabben mpi[it wdtiuomaliitfeeIle peliefi. fIareI, beibdn
lapIenia ia mabooqiiesti tpteIa omaIifin. gSoififo res
be liippoestddn fuuluiilta iuomalaiflta %ielaista ooottaa!
Oria.fauppiaat mpipdt mustia ibmiiid, ioha palfoiiet
fiiben ATTAIN eifpdt pitdneet ibmiIind, mutta me, adneS'
tdisIdmme fapaffaliiffeen puolesta, mppmn,e fpalfoi
boiTia, iopa omia fanialaiiiamme, w%eliidmme ia omia
lapIiamme.
puDIustufefTi taban Ell iopi ianoa, eta tuIee %fuientin
IaIafapafoita, iotfa ,piettelepdt. - pubbistafaamme
faupuntimme ia fauntimme iuItiista pabeista, min me
oIemme tebneet meIpoai%i autemme. Dafiiuomia Ell moi
oa fauan Min faIaa mppba ehei mppntipaitfa fanian
tietoon tuIe. So ite on alta tarttua Iiben fiinni.
pupIustufiefli Ell Iowi iefddn eta FUN 9urlepsid on
fapafoita." = Intaa 9urleyn fantaa rasfasta talou-
beuista ia moraaIista painaiaista ia rpp6a fapaffa'
IiasIa, mutta pubbistafaamme oma fauntimme ia Eau
punfimme.
painafaa MT bppdt Iufiiat mieleenne ebeId eiitetpt
Ieifat. Ntuistafaa paalimurnan ddresid, ehd JOS tdstd
aIiasta ddnestdisfdnne teette rtstin ugto" ianan fobbale,
min tie tabbote eoeleen antaa ~fapatfain barioittaa muir.
baaipaa tpDtddn Sosebic fauntisia, oIette iiaoin mpp'
meet Idbimdiienpe, iufuIaistenne eli maboouiiesti omien
lapiienne peren. Wuistataa, ettd paitfa fuinfa fama'
lilo tapabtumia Ieuraiii puolustamanne fapattaliitteen
fautta, min tie fapafoitiiiain fansia olete niibin ippai'
let.
Wtutta Fun merfitiete ristin nYeS"sIanan fobbole, min
oIette puoIestanne antaneet uian isfun ~fapafota
foita mastaan. Siqoin te ilmoitatte tabtonne oIefpan,
etd fapaffaliife fauntisiamme laffautetaan. So fiaoin
maiffa fopafat eipdt %tulififaan pois, cite f%uitenfaan ole
Ipplinen niioen ipertDibn.
9ptpdt %Iufat: a%lntataa oifeuben ia ibmiippben tun'
teen poittaa Ipbdmenne ia ddnestdtdd ~fapafoita pass
toan!
gD 81 go
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
Man Badly Cat

Monday, on the plantation Of Mr..
8. w. sandifer near town, . negro
named Rebecca Stokes slashed q ne
sro man named Robert Wood, Jr..
with . razor, and the man u seri-
ously wounded. The woman says. 90
We understand. that Wood attempt
ed to assault her and she cut him.
Wood says that he made . proposal
to her and she refused and when he
caught hold Of her dress In q playful
manner. she cut him with the razor.
Wood II seriously wounded, and is
now at the home Of his mother Just
outside OF town. The razor cut q
tremendous gash on the side Of his
face, reaching down to the throat.
Wood was wanted on the charge OF
stealing chickens, but his condition
did not warrant his arrest. No charge
OF attempted assault has been lodged
against him. nor has the woman
been arrested for the cutting. Moth
Ing VII be done until his wounds seta
better or worse.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
PAINTER WAS HUNGRY!
Permitted Hismself Ran Over. to Get
Some Money.

At New York Charles Saith. q
house painter with no home, told the
hospital physician that he was 90
hungry Wednesday night that he al
lowed himself to be Knocked down
and run over In order that he might
obtain q meal. Smith was crossing
an uptown street when a horse.
driven by q fashionably dressed wo-
man came along. Smith stepped In
front Of the horse, was knocked
down and the run-about passed over
him. A policeman wanted to arrest
the woman, but Smith refused to
make q complaint, saying that all
he wanted was money enough to get
. meal. The woman handed him IS
and abe was allowed to 60 on her
way. Smiths injuries were triaing.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
Burglars widow Gets Insurance.

New York, Feb. 27.-The novel
contention that the applicant mis-
stated his occupation az that Of q
travelling salesman, when In fact he
was q professional burglar, has fail
ed to support the refusal of one Of
the large insurance companies to
pay q $1,000 policy of the life Of
Adolph Bertchey. alias big Bill"
Travis, q burglar who was put to
death In the State prison at Tren-
ton, N. J.. last August for murder.
The company decided not to force
the issue in the courts and sent q
check to big Bills" widow, Of this
city.
The company had further contend
ed that death by legal execution was
not contemplated in the contract
with Bertchey and that as his own
act in killing q man was directly re-
sponsible for his death, he was to all
intents and purposes q suicide. which
absolved the company from respon-
sibility.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
AGE NO BAR
Everybody In RambeeE II Eligible.

Old people stopped with SUFFERING,
Middle age, courageousiy iRhtine.
Youth protesting impatiently;
Children, unable to explain;
Al In misery from their kidneys.
Only . little beckschs first.
Comes when you catch 4 cold.
Or when you strain the back.
Many complications follow.
Urinary disorders, diabetes,
Bright's disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure back
ache.
Cure every form Of kidney Ills.
Mrs. L. B. Fowler. Bamberg. s. c..
says: MY daughter suffered from
weak kidneys for several years due
TO an attack Of fever. She had but
little control ovsr the kidney sscre-
lions and often said that her back
pained her. Auothsr member Of the
family had used Doan's kidney Pills
several years previous with great
benefit, % ] finally went to the Peo-
ples Drug Co. and procured Q box.
In few weeks after my dauRhter
began using Doan's Kidney Pflls she
ceased to complain and now she has
no trouble from her kidneys what
ever. We never fail to recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills when the oDpor.
tunity comes"
For sale By all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Nilburn Co., BufRaIo,
New York. cole agents for the
United States.
Remember the. name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
Lyceum Attraction.

We win present to the public Of
this city the Toronto Male oua-tette
March the 9th.
The above attraction 10 ono Of the
best and highest class entertainments
on the road, and II you TAIL to hear
them you vii regret It.
Don't forget the date and place.
Tickets on sale at the Arcade
Fount. next door 10 post ONCE. Tele-
phone No. %.
MURPHY 4 ALLEN,
Managers.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-03-03
SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that upou
the written petition of more thaa
one third OF the resident electors.
and like proportion Of the resident
freeholders Of Three Mile School Dis.
trict No. 4. OF Bamberg county. s. g.,
of the age at 81 years, an election
Will be held at Kearse's mill On
Tuesday. March sth, 1910. for the
purpose Of levying a special school
tax OF mills on all real and personal
property in Three Mile School Dis
trict No. 4. Only such electors n
return real or personal property for
taxation. are residents Of Three Hile
School District No. q. and exhibit
their tax receipts and registration
certificates, as required In general
elections, shall be allowed to vote.
Electors favoring the levy az 3
mills special tar will cast q .be2Iot
containing the word yes" printed e.
written thereon, and electors opposed
to the levying Of the mills special
tax viii cast q ballot eontainiag tie
word mo" printed or written thseson
The polls will be opened ct 7am.
and close st 4 p. m.
p. W. Ritter, q. Il. Kearss. ana ].
+. Breland,, ST., are appointed man
ayers to conduct said election.
R. W. D. RoWELL.
8. q. NAYF1ELD.
J. H. A. CARTER.
County Beard Of Dducatlcn.