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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

Until preparations are completed for
opening a Gatlin Institute in Omaha,
those lesring the genuine Gatlin treat
ment may come TO the Gatln Institute
at 323 High ST.. Des Moints, Ia. or the
Gatlin Institute at 1926 Cleveland place,
Denver. Colo. for treatment, and upon
arrival at either institute, IL mention IL
made Of this announcement, railroad fare
and Pullman car charges both ways win
be paid by the Gatlin Institute.
To these who cannot come to either
institute for three days, the Gatlin Home
treatment is recommend II is Just as
efficient as Institute treatment II simple
directions are followed.
Each patient viii be accepted al the
Gatlin Institute under a legally executed
contract 10 cure in THREE DAYS---to
cure satisfactorily in every particular
or on leaving the institute the fun fee
paid shall he refunded AS to the finan-
cial value OF this contract, and as to the
integrity Of the owners of the Gatlin In
stitute, YOU are referred 10 the United
States National bank Of Denver 10 the
Continental Trust company OF Denver or
to the mayor of Denver, the health com
missioner of Denver. the city and county
ph ysieian of Denver or to any public Of
fetal OF financial institution Of Denver;
10 the Des Moines National bank OF Des
Moines. la; TO the First National bank
OF kansas CITY Mo: TO the Monroe Ma
tionSl bank OF Chicago, III.
Books OF particulars, copies Of con-
tracts to cure and other Information on
request Address the Gatlin Institute
1875 Cleveland place, Denver, Colo, OF
the Gailin institute, l323 High St. Des
Moines Ia Both Institutes have long
distance telephone connections.
ana seventh ST, Psrkersturg, W. Va ais
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Second Witness
in Sugar Scandal
Gases Taken Ill
Misfortune Seems to Pursue Men Who
Are Expected to Testify for
the Government.

NEW YORK, May 14-sfisfortune seems
to be pursuing witnesses in the sugar scan
dal cases. Recently Richard Parr. star
witness in preceding trials and expected to
figure prominently in the trial OF Charles
r. Heike, secretary of the American Sugar
Refining company, was threatened with
peritonitis and II Is stin uncertain whether
he can appear at the trial next week. To-
day It was learned that Otto Schmelter, one
OF the American Sugar Refining company S
bookkeepers, on whose testimony the gov
eminent depends even more largely in the
Heike prosecution, is seriously ILL., The
prospects are that he will be unable to tes-
tifN
Parr uncovered the crooked work With
the scales on the Williamsburg sugar docks
which sent quartet Of checkers and
Oliver Splitter, their foreman. to the penl-
tentlary, after a sensational trial.
SCHNEIDER, at his post in the sugar com.
pany office, checked the Weighing opera
lions. 1t was the tables he prepared and
concerning which he testified at previous
trials that enabled the government to show
the differences proving the underweIghlng
which Gent the checkers to prison and
which resulted in the refunding to the gov
eminent by the sugar company OF more
than ss,ooc.O00 in duties. Schneider is said
to have suffered breakdown as a result
OF the laborious work he did in making
the computations and the nervous strain
Of the long continued prosecutions.
The government counsel. while somewhat
cast down at the illness of Parr and
Schmeltsr, insist that other evidence has
developed that makes their case stronger
than ever And that the trial Of Helke and
others accused in the sugar conspiracy
cases will start ext Monday, according to
schedule
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Liquor Drinkers Out!
r BEWARE OF FRAUD

These limitations" are heFalded as
new discoveries" strictly "up-to-date."
as though the fashions in medicine
changed like thase OF shirt waists. These
limitations" we're. in each instance dis
covered" by ex'employes and financed"
by ex-patients OF the Gatin institute.
The verv fact that ex-patients, knowing
the worth of the GAtlin treatment by
having taken it, were willing 10 finance
eX-employes who CLAIMED - KNOW
the Gatlin treatment, is very consider
able Endorsement OF the Gatlin in itself,
isn't It?
II you are willing to pay out money
for something that IL not PROVED BY
TIME, you have a perfect right TO do So
The worst, perhaps that can happen TO
you Is TO have your confidence in ever
being cured shaken--and the chances are
that you will at least be sobered up
But II some one represents 10 YOU that
you have been given the Gatlin treatment
and you took such treatment In any in
stitution not bearing the name 'Gatlin
Institute or IL YOU have purchased a
home treatment as the Gatlin treat
ment from any institution other
than one bearing the name "Gatlin
Institute" you have been imposed
upon--you have been a victim Of fraud.
IL YOU have been deceived In this regard
and desire TO have the money you paid
out refunded write 10 the Gatlin lnsti-
tute giving particulars, and you can get
II hack.
The Gatlin treatment contains no poi
sonous drug, nor are there any hypoder-
/ ploys no solicitors" 'drummers." or
cRppeTs" 10 pay into your home life
ami make YOU Misfortune mort public
] nan :; II.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

that on the winking Of authority
understand law" "
AIR. Brandes then asked. Did Mr..
CLAWS quote that expression from kins
John?"
NO. l guess that was just the way /
put it,"
That is all l care to ask the witness
said the attorney.
Denlaf from Dennet1.
Fred bennett commissioner OF the gen
ersl land office, succeeded Mr.. Schwartz on
the stand and related at great length the
attitude Of the Interior department toward
coal land legislation which has been before
congress in recent years. he denied that
he had ever had any interest in Alaskan
coal claims
The committee decided today to meet on
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Mines Heopen Monday.
Illinois Capital city Beats Davenport,
Making Seven straIght.

llltnOiB CapttnA lily beats davenport,
Making seven straight.
SPRINGFIELD, May 1i.--Timely hits,
following errors, and the witness vi Arcner
gave Springfield its seventh consecutive
victory today SCyre; R.H T..
Springfield ...I . 0 ? - 2
Davenport .....O 0 90 / / O--S S
Batteries: Nixon and Johnson; Archer and
Waters.
DANVILLE. H., May H.-Angry spec
tators threw bottles and stones al Umpire
Eckman and he was escorted from the
grounds. During the play sack OF lemons
was given 10 Eckmen, Score: X. II e.
Danvlle .......0 90 0 % s /
Rock Island 80 0 % o 1 0-3 10 |
Batteries: Duffy and Wolfe; Quelsem and
O Leary.
PEORIA, ILL.,. May IA pass and Lerch-
ans triple gave Dubuque its only score.
Two errors. a pass and Biltzs double won
the game for the locals in the fourth. Score:
Peoria .........O 0 900 0 o - 4 o
Dubuque ........O 0 0 0 o 0 0 OIL 2
Batteries Schmlrer and Asmussen; ia.
ben and Mason.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, May H.-Errors Of
commission and omission today gave
Waterloo a victory, TO 0. Score:
Bloomington 30 0 900 o o 90 6 6
Waterloo ......I 0 q 0 0 2 0 IA 3
Batteries: Humes and Nunamaker; Clark
and Harrington.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

# claim, Of super
Zative clothes e2c-
oeILence is a mere
N It ter Of uooras
10 Slbstantiate the claim
is not SO easy, We arc
a bbroartIg enthusiastic
oVar or style offerings
this season, bat 1ol will
frd, wher go1 apply the
eye tes! to DIR clothes, that
we have made no claim
which is not simply FDjfiHe q in
DIR o6olrke Twenty-Five suits.
They verify DIR every promise
Spring Suits $I6 $40
Paincosts, SI6 to $50
Job win ike TIRE o5oBrke Pre-.
ferred-tAst'5 our So hat. IL
has the style arj the staging
Qualities. GNH Tire new blocks
and coiors.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Marshalltown
Saloons Reopen
Attorneys Check Over Petition and
Announce it is Insufficient--Big
Legal Battle Probable.

MARSHALLToWN. Ia, May H-(spe-
cial Telegram )--When their attorneys who
spent ten days checking the revocation pc
tition announced that the petition was in
sufficient, all saloons of city reopened this
afternoon. The opening is the signal for a
bitter legal fight. Anti-saioon attorneys de-
clare there are any number of reasons not
based on saloons petition OF consent cir
culated ten years ago on which they can
be closed by injunction aside from the
petition. Revocation proceedings by in
junction will be begun at once
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Toilet Gods at Cut Prices

25c Mistletoe Cream ......14 lac
csc Espey's Cream .............14 lac
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste ..... 12C
25c Swansdown Powder . 12C
$3.50 Oriental Cream ...... 08c
75c NJ. & l.. Florida Water .. 40c
81 Pinaud's Lilac Vegetal ..... 40c
soc Pinaud's Comtesse Powder 20c
soc Cucumber and Benzoin Cream -
now at zoe
Roger } Gallet's Rice Powder 49,. 10c
lei Kay's Hat Cleaner -, 49,. Zoe
DR. Graves Tooth Powder .. 12c
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Are You LookIng for a Homo

No farmer should think NJ buying land before
seeing a copy Of The Farm and Real EstGs
Journsl Il contains the largest st OF lands for
sale OF any paper published 10 Iowa. Reaches
g., 900 readers each issue ana is one OF the best
sdvertilng mediums 10 reach the Farmers and
Home Seekers that you can advertise IN. FOR 100
We Will mall you the Journal for year, o. for
l0o In oliver or Famps We will SEND you the
Journal for two months on trial. Address FARM
AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL. Traer rsma
County, Iowa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Pure Food Soda Waters

The ONYX QUEEN is the name of
our Soda Fountain at Sixteenth and
Dodge and the ONYX KING, the beau
.iful new fountain at Sixteenth and
Harvey streets, is without doubt the
finest soda fountain ia the west. Our
'orce of experts know how"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Peculiar to Itself
Hoods SarsaDar1llR has No Equal as
q Blood Medicine.

bIOOu Medicine.
81 think there is no other blood med
icine equal to Hoods Sarsaparilla. I
have a family OF five little ones and
have used It every spring for twelve
years There is something about Hoods
Sarsaparilla which other medicines lack.
Ny husband was bothered with boils.
He was so bad he could scarcely get
around. He took Hoods SarsaparilIa,
and II cured him" Mrs. Lillian Dixson,
Pike Ohio.
Get II today in usual liquid form or
tablets called Sarsatabs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
ONE QUESTION FOR SCHWARTZ

Continued from Fires psssJ
has heretofore expressed 10 me- that
Pierce's decision vas OF the category that
caused king John 20 eKclaim II IL the
CURSE Of klnGs 40 be attended by slaves
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
p | l. s

"I have suffered with piles for thirty
six years. One year ago last April be-
gan taking Cascarets for constipation. In
the course of week noticed the piles
began to disappear and at the end OF six
weeks they did not trouble me at all:
Cascarets have done wonders for me. I
am entirely cured and feel like a new
man" George Kryder, Napoleon. o.
Pleasant, PAlatabls, Potent, Taste Good
DO Good. Never Sicken Weaken or Grtpe.
Toe 2Sc sec. Never sod In bulk. The gen
nine tablet stamped c &c. Guaranteedto
cure or your money back. w
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Comet rises lGeadAy at ASA .. m.
Comet rises tuesday at soc a. m.
The Weather.

For Nebraska--ShoweTs warmer.
For lowa-Fair; warmer.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
CARROLL OPENS CAMPAIGN
Devotes Address at Manila, Ia. to
State Issues.
MENTIONS WATER POWER SITES
Dc"i~r~- Fore'rn S-Hd'""t"a are
Securing Control of PrOjects--
Mines OF Iowa WiiI
Resame MORdRy.


TIom S,.. ...vzpOndtn,.J
pES MOINES, Aldy H-(speeiSi fclc
gram )--Governor Carroll went TO Manila
Crawford county, TO deliver the openhs
speech OF his campaign for he republican
nomination Tor governor lie reviewed. IDS
work while state senator and state auditor
and gave list of the bills passed by the
legislature while he was sovenor. lie
called attention to the TACT that foreign
sS indicates are getting control OF water
power sites in Iowa and he will urge that
public utilities be better regulated. He
referred TO highways and improve monts Of
state institutions as part OF his program.
lie stated that he has as governor i'm.
proved the financial condition or the state
and reduced tho state tax levy and said
that in making appointments he has recog-
nized both factions of the party. lie did
not discuss national issues ut all
Company Lacks Franchise.
a deadlock has been reached In the
matter of the negotiations for settlement
Of street car franchise matters in Des
Moines. Three weeks ago the city council
offered franchise and notified the com
pany that unless acceptance was made by
today all negotiations would be off. Moth
ing has been done or is likely to be done.
This leaves the company in the attitude Of
operating without franchise and unWill-
ing 10 meet the council on the proposition.
Mines Reopen Monday.
Iowas coal mines will reopen Monday.
Late today the mine convention represent
ing miners and operators voted 20 adopt
rules and terms which have been in prcpar.
alton for five weeks and TO resume work
at once, The wage increase averages about
5 per cent, but varies in the different mine
districts 1t affects 5000 laborcrs An i'm
portant clause was added to the agreement
10 the effect that thereafter at the end
of the contract year the miners win con.
tine at work pending negotiations for q
new scale and the new wage scale will date
back. This will prevent the long delay o..
reopcning the mines.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
For Ten Years Past the oAtlin Treat
mcnt mas Bsen Curing the Liquor
Hahit In TzxEE DAYS. AZ a
Thousaad Rsputabls Citizens
CT Nshraska Can Testify.
The Reputation OF the eatlln Institute
IL 30 Good AID the Cures tins Cat
lin Treatment Effects Are 30
Permanent That ImitatorB
Have Appeared.
The oatlin Treatment Cannot ne HAD at
Any institution In Nshraska at TINS
Dsts--Report to the 0atlin Insti-
tuts Impostors and Any
misrepresentation.

When the Gstlin institute TEN
YEARS AGO. first announced to the
public that liauor drinking was not
disease and that the Gatlin treatment
cured drunkenness In THREE DAYS by
ioing away with the ted
Alcoholic poison--of craving. desire and
neTve-demand for liquor. the announce
nient met With skeDticism.
But the Ga,lin treatment mere than
Verified every claim made for Tin ten
years past there has been failure TO
sure IN no case. after ten years II has
come 10 be recognized az the only real
sure FOR the liquor habit IN existence;
after ten Years st is recognized as the
national treatment for liquor drinking;
put not until AFTER ten years. when
me Gatlin treatment Ia proved by several
thousand cures and NOT until after the
iatlin Institute is also proved finan-
sial success. have come THE IMITAT-
ORS. They always come sooner or later
they Ind Il profitable TO follow MERIT
..4., ....stitutes located al "a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

LINJUIIN, NeD., FeD 7, IBIV'
1t is hereby certified that the North
western Mutual Life Insurance company
of Milwaukee, in the state OF Wisconsin,
has complied with the Insurance Law of
this state, applicable TO such companies,
as is therefore, authorized TO continue
the business of Life Insurance I'm this
state for the current year ending JAM
uary 81, 1911,
Summary OF Report Filed for the Year
Ending December a. 1909
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Reliable Proprietary
Medicines at Cut Prices

Newbros' Herpicide 49,. 4Jc and SOC
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic soc and 81
81 squibb's Sarsaparilla, for .75c
81 Zeme skin Cure, for. ,.... SOC
Rexall Kidney Cure yl5c and soc
800 Booths Hyomei ...... soc
victor's' Hazel Leaf Pile Cones . g. soc
Rexall Mucutone ......A45c and soc
5andholms Eczema Cure 25c, 19c, soc
soc Meals Dyspepsia Tablets 45c
soc Gassoms' Kidney Pills 2Oc
Rexall Orderlies ...... 1Oc and Csc
Write for Price List -
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets 25c, 4oc, SOC
D. d. d. Eczema Cure =. ,25C and SOC
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets I5c, SOC
Pinkham's Compound ....... S9t
Rexall Rheumatic Cure 45c and SUc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
LINCOLN. Neh Feb.

CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
state of Nebraska, Office of
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
TAFT DICTATED
BALLlNGEk NOTE

CONTINUED from First Psseo
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Spongss and Channels Sale

French Toilet Chamois, each 10c
Polishing Chamois, each I5c to SOC
Automobile and Carriage Chamois, at,
each ................. soc to 81 so
Sponges, for toilet purposes sc to Soc
Sponges--larger- toilet purposes;
each, at .....2 Jc to $500
Bleached Sheepswoo Sponges, now at,
each ......... 75c to $3.50
Fine Mandruka Bath Sponges, now at,
each ............ I5c to $4.O0
Fine-tough fiber-Sheepswool Car
rlage and automobile sponges, each,
edCn ,'..,.... 80. lOc 10 %4.UU
Reef Scrub Brushes, each 15c, Soc
We have the stock on these articles
and shall be glad TO show you.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
MINERAL WATERS
We Sell 100 Kinds
Write For List
FEVER thermometers


We sell most complete line of Fever
Thermometers-A ''one minute ac-
curate Thermometer with certificate
by mail 81 .Ot
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

ss Min " f s ~ s A NH az 5 s E; s $ .T.: W. as'
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-06
NOW FOR A PULL ALL TOGETHER!

this auditorium been erected en-
tirely as a private enterprise we
believe that many who now feel
luke warm on the proposition would
have felt perfectly justified even in
paying a bonus to have secured the
same for Willmar. Why not now,
when number of citizens are
spending their time and efforts in
trying to carry this enterprise en-
tirely for the public benefit, show
that such labors are appreciated by
substantial support? With the tick
cts you buy you will get your
moneys worth in edificatlon and
enjoyment for yourself or your
folks. There is not a family in
Willmar that cannot, if they take
the broad view of the case, afford to
buy one or more season tickets to
make this the first Willmar AS
sembly a rousing success. Now is
the time for all to give a little of
their push to make this public en-
terprise worthy monument to the
public spirit of Willmar.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-06

Willmar citizens will be given
another opportunity to vote for an
amendment to the city charter that
will give chance for new sewer
system, at a special election to be
held Aug. 2. 1t is to be hoped
that when the question is submitted
without any other issue at special
election, the citizens will rise to
the occasion and will vote in favor
of making this much needed i'm
provement possible. The welfare
of the City demands a more gener-
al sewer system and the old sewer
must he supplied with septic tanks.
When the health Of the people is
involved, not to mention convent
ence and progress, other considera-
tions should be waived. To vote
against this issue on the score of
economy would be penny wise and
pound foolish, for the consequences
of neglecting this duty will cost
more money than meeting it square,
ly and fairly.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-06

The program of the ten day ses-
sion of the Willmar Park Assembly
is now complete. An illustrated
program will be ready for distribu-
ton this week. The work of i'm
proving the grounds and its ap-
proaches is progressing slowly but
surely, and visitors to the same can
begin to appreciate what a
grand assembly park Willmar will
have when the complete plans are
carried out. The citizens of Will
mar will now have the opportunity
to demonstrate their appreciation
of the work being done, for it will
largely depend upon the popular
support and interest shown in the
coming assembly whether or not
the committee can 60 ahead and
carry out the plans as they have
been made. The matter of the pur-
chase of season tickets should he
looked upon as patriotic duty of
every one who is interested in the
improvement of Willmar. Had
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-06
CARL son BROS. & FROST,

Third Ward, E. Ohsberg, Lewis
johnson and John Lundquist; For
Fourth Ward, Swan Anderson, C.
Freeberg and M. W. Bloomquist.
Alderman Hornbeck presented
the following resolution which was
unanimously adopted.
RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by the City Coun-
Gil of the City Of Willmar, that the
following named places be and are
hereby designated as the polling
places for the Special City Election
to be held in the City of Willmar
Minnesota, on Tuesday, the End day
of August, 1910, viz:-For First
Ward, Seminary Hall; Second
Ward, Opera House building, No.
80 Fifth Street; Third Ward, Fix
en- Building, No. 307 Third street;
and Fourth Ward, C. Freeberg's
carpenter shop. corner Second
street and Minnesota Avenue.
Approved June 10Th, 1901.
VIM. O. johnson, Acting Mayor.
acquisitions for supplies from
the Water and Light Commission
were presented and read and the
clerk was on motion instructed to
order the supplies.
On motion the Council adjourned.
VIM. O. JOHNSON,
Attest: Acting Mayor.
H. Gunderson, City Clerk.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-06

The Daily News of St. Paul car
ried a very suggestive cartoon this
An immensely large 60
rilla is shown and labelled as the
champion fighter Of Africa, and the
word Next" appears over the pic
ture. The whipping of the white
champion by a negro brings the
brute force side of prize fighting to
the light so forcibly that even the
pugs can see it. The prediction is
freely made among the sporting
fraternity itself that the Jeffries-
johnson is the last big mill that
will be permitted in this country.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-06

The hating and Indifferent atti-
tude of Gov. Eberhart on the coun-
ty option question is having it's in
evitable effect on such organs as
are committed to his reelection.
Especially is this noticeable in the
Swedish-American press of the
state. Papers that before have ia
ken a very decided stand for tenn
perance and sobriety are now print
ing editorials so rank in their op-
position to county option that
there is not a brewery agency in
the country that would dare print
such literature in their own behalf.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-06

1t is now up to the democratic
party of Minnesota to show whether
it can rise to the occasion and be-
come the instrument to be used by
the progressive and reform ele-
ments of Minnesota in carrying out
those policies which the people are
demanding but which the dominant
party even refuses to give "a fair
consideration. We dare say that
in that case they will not have
any difficulty in finding the right
man to run for governor.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-06
Patent Medicines and Fake
ssCure'' for CONSUMPTION.

If SIS, 100000 a year is spent on
fake consumption "cures'' in the
q. S. how much is spent in this
county, in this city? Figure it
out for yourself on the basis of pop
ulation. In presenting the mat
ter of central hospital for tuber-
culosis to be run by several adjoin-
ing counties some time ago, the OBJ
lection was made that we must not
allow money to go out of the coun-
ty. How much money has gone
out of this county for patent medi-
cines and fake "cures" in the past
ten years? Probably enough to
cure up every consumptive in the
county. Think of the travelling pa
tent medicine shows that are IL
censed by our mayors to
prey upon the public! Men, entire
strangers to you. men without re-
putation, men smoothed-tongued,
but black-hearted, hold up to you
a sealed bottle, the nature of the
contents of which you are entirely
ignorant of and you Swallow
their 'say-so" and spend your mon
ey for their nostrum. You part
with your hard earned dollars to
swell the bank account of worth
less character: Look at the dia-
monds on the fingers of these i'm
postors-you paid for them-you
and other foolish people like you.
It is reflection on your intelli-
gence to purchase these nostrums
and shameful state of affairs on
the part of the public authorities
to allow them to be sold.
The thought that not less than
$4,000 is going out of this county
alone each year for these fake
"cures'' is enough to arouse our
people to take active measures in
boycotting this evil.