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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
NEBRASKA DEFEATS KANSAS
IN DUAL TRACK CONTESTS
Rv Assoclated Press.

LINCOLN. Neb., May 6.-Nebraska
defeated Kansas at the dual track meet
here today. 81 TO iS. The winning of
the mile relay was great factor In Ne
braska's favor In that race Kansas led
In the first three quarters and the fourth
Reed. the Nebraska captain. Reed
caught him about 100 yards from the
end and finished about 1--WE feet TO the
U00d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
MODIFIED MARATHAN WON
BY A CARLISLE INDIAN
BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.

NEW YORK. May 6.--Tewanina, the
Carlisle Indian, won the modified mara
thon race today. The start was made in
the Bronx at 1858 O'Clock. Tewanina led
nearly AL the way. A great crowd wit
messed the race. Temenina's time was |
hour 9 minutes and 16 seconds for the
twelve miles. Frank Masterscn was Sec
ond; Harry Smith. PaStime A c.. third.
and Arguette, Carlisle college, fourth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
Rose Gets Draw.

Kid Rose and Muggsey Shoels fought
n hard twenty round draw at Cheyenne.
Wyo,, Friday night Rose now has bouts
with Battling Dane and sevarsll I. other
good men in sight
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
Harry G. Dell Taken
to Ensenada to Be
Tried as a Spy
American Arrested at Tia Juana, Mex.
is Not Allowed to Communicate
with His Friends.

SAN DIEGO, CAL Feb. 2S.-Under a
guard Of four ruraies, Harry c. Dell. an
American, accused by the Mexican cu-
thorities Of being a rebel spy. is on his
way to Ensenada today for trial in the
Mexican court. He was taken from Tia
JuaDa last night, manacled. placed on a
horse and the overland march OF ninety
miles was begun at once. lie was not al
lowed to communicate with any OF his
friendB e.
All American newspaper. correspondents
in Tia Juana were given the choice late
yesterday OF remaining in Tia Juana and
going TO jail or returning 20 the Am erican
side OF the line. Consequently today's
operations are being observed from the
American line half a mile away.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2S.-Lswrence Con,
verse, the young American reported ar
rested as a rebel at Juarez, Is son OF
Charles II. Converse, a lawyer Of Glen
dora, Cal The young man is % years old.
He was a member Of the California Ma
tionSl Guard. He served for awhile as a
fire warden IN the mountains.
EL PAso. Tex, Feb Baldwin NJ Blatt.
the other American now being held IN the
Juraez jail, along with Lawrence Converse
Ia son OF Peter Blatt, a wagOnynaker
OF Pittsburg. Pa.
WASHINGTON. Feb 2s.--The State de-
partment has instructed the embassy at
the City OF Mexico and the consul at
Ensenada TO investigate The case II the
two Americans arrested at ria Juana as
spies and see that they are given a fair
trial
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
cONNELL GUILTY OF HoLDup
FixinE Responsibility for
Crime.

Il took the Jury IN the case Of John w.
Connell. charged with highway robbery.
Just thirty minutes 10 bring IN a verdict OF
guilty The case was given 10 the jury
Thursday az 8 o'clock and az $40 O'Clock
a report was made.
The charge against Connel was that OF
roeblng Louis Parsley, CHS North Twentieth
street, South Omaha, OF Sle0 and an over
coat. on the night OF October 20. 1910
The state used only one witness. Parsley.
Iio told Of being occupied in moving canned
fruit on the stormy night In question. Two
youths came IN and asked for smoked her
ring He said he had none. Connelrs part
ner pulled a "A calibre revolver and placed
Il against his head. Cornell then went 70
the cash register and secured so He then
took Parsley's keys and opened the safe
securing SO Neither Of the youths wore
masks MoceY, this partner on this oe-
casion. was convicted later and h now do
ing sFetch OF fifteen years.
Tne defense sought 20 prove that mas
much as Parsley Identified one Catchem
as the man who took his money a few days
after the robbery that ne surely must b
mistaken a. 70 his Identification now. II,
declared. however, there could be no mis-
take.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24

and after being ushered into the home. Rev.
Vogvadich, who came out from Chicago for
the occasion. united 10 marriage Duson
Cerovlner an dRosa Onleyevich. one hun
dred and fifty guests sat down to the we'd
ding breakfast and Il was one Of the most
elaborate affairs imaginable. Nothing too
rich for this event After partaklng OF this
meal the entire company formed in line
and marched TO the home Of the groom.
The procession was headed by one chosen
by the bride and he on horseback carried
the Greek emblem.
The wedding feast lasted for two days
Guests were present from a number Of
cities. including relatives from Chicago and
Marsellies. III. Several cablegrams we're
sent TO Greece informing friends there Of
the event.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
GENERAL BRUN DROPS DEAD
French Minister Of War Dies Suddenly
Of Paralysis.
FORMER HEAD OF GENERAL STAFF
re was an Enthusiastic Advocate OF
the Use OF AeropIanes and DiriE-
ible balloons IN WAR

PARIS. Feb. 23-Geueral Brun. minister
Of war in the cabinet Of Premier BRAND.
dropped dead from a paralytic stroke at
the offices OF the ministry todar.
General Brun was stricken a few minutes
after he had received the members Of his
staff in his private office.
General Brun entered the cabinet formed
by BRAND IN July. 1909. when the Ciemen-
eeau ministry retired. He had been head
Of the general staff OF the army for three
and half years and was a personal friend
OF President Falleries. He was born in 1sf9.
General Brun was enthusiastic over the
possibilities in the development OF aero.
planes and dirigibles for use by the French
army and encouraged frequent exper ments.
Last fall he gave a luncheon Of honor to
the aviators then at Paris. Later he an
nounced rewards for the aeronauts who
participated in the army manoeuvers at
ca andivllieres
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
Skin AEEEcTllNs
WHETHER ON INFANT OR GROWN
PERSON CURED BY ZEMO
AND ZEMO SOAP.
AN UNUSUAL DEFER

The sherman q Mcconnell Drug store
says to every person, be It man. woman
or child, who has an irrltated, tender OF
itching skin to come to our store and pro-
cure bottle of zEMo and cake of
zEMO soap and II you are not entirely
satisfied with results, come back and get
your money. SO confident are we of the
efficiency Of this clean, simple treatment
that we make you this unusual offer
ZEMo is a clean liquid for external use
that has cured so many cases OF eczema
pimples, dandruff and other forms of skin
eruption. ZEMO and 2EMO soap are sold
by druggists everywhere and in Omaha
by sherman g. Mcconnell. zEMO and
ZEMO soap ere the most economical as
well as the oleanest and most effective
treatment for affections OF the skin or
scalp, whether on infant or grown person,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24

Theta sorority OF the University Of Ne
braska and Mr.. johnson q the PM Gamma
Delta They left on the evening train FOR
q trip through the south. after which they
will make their home In Holdrcgc. where
MT. johnson is in business. Those present
from abroad were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
johnson. NM and Mrs. L. y. Titus and
daughter Mr. Liscomb Titus Mr. and Mrs
J. J.. Tidhall. jr, and children, Of Iioldrege.
Mr.. @. r. Tidball and children OF Grand
Island, Mrs Allen Murphy Of Omaha. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Sanders. Miss Ellen Kings
ley, Miss Gertrude Berry. Mr.. r. NJ It'd
ball, Mrs. Sarah Patton. Mr. and Mrs
r. Il. Murphy Of Lincoln Mr. and Mrs.
A, u. Johnston OF Cheyenne and Mr.. Earl
McCreery Of Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
NEW Hills BEFORE THE HOUSE
Hardin Proposes 60 ReRuIate HOura Of
Factory Lnborera.

tFrom a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. gs.--Cspeciai THE
following bills were introduced in the house
today;
u. r. ST., by oaliagher-Generai mainte-
nance appropriation bill, amount S2,45,9dO.
II. r. 5l2. by MeKissiok-General Jim
II. r. Jis. by Lawrence-Provides that
any one who draws a check with the in
tent to defraud, when he has no account
IN the bank, shall be deemed guilty OF a
felony; penalty, 5000 or five years in the
penitentlary.
X. r. SIC by Barey-Appropriate $4,000
s Indpstriai 'Ss school T ana Tor repairs.
II. r. 5ib. by w. a. Taylor-Appropriate
$4,000 for the maintenance Of the ortho-
pedlc hospital for the biennium and takes
control Of the institution from the board
Of public lands and buildings and the gov
ernOr and places Il in the hands Of the
regents OF the university.
II. r. SIG, by Bailey-Provides q means
for condemnation OF lands adjoining the
state industrial school at Kearney for use
OF the school
H. r. 5l7, BY Hardn-Provides for the
regulation OF the hours and wages OF wage
laborers. male Hnd female: provides a min
imum wage OF 20 cents an hour IN stores,
factories, packing houses and work shops
OF all kinds for both sexes q years old or
more, where the hour scale Is In effect;
provides a minimum wage OF So week
for a maximum Of ten hours day for the
10 cents an hour. or IS a week. for both
sexes under p years OF age; provides for
overtime FOR adult labor at minimum Of
80 cents an hour; penalty a fine OF S25 to
800 or imprisonment thirty days In jail.
H. r. SIS. by Allen-PrOvides for the non.
partisan nomination and election OF Judi
cial officers; requires a petition of 5000 for
judges OF the supreme court, 10 per cent
Of the qualified electors OF the Jurisdiction
for district and county judges; provides
Tor separate ballot marked "nonpartlsan
BALLOT
"a. r. SO. by McArdie--Appropriat $50 :
600 TO pay for animals killed by order OF
the state veterinarian.
II. r. $40, by McArdle Provides that the
state veterinarian, when preparing to kill
an affected animal. nust have such ami
NAL appraised. the maximum appraised
value to be nor horses or mules not more
than $50; bovine anlfnals grade or common.
$50; registered, Slfk; sheep or pigs, $40.
II. r, 52l, by Filiey--Creates a superin-
tendents certificate TO be held by every
superintendent OF public schools having
twelve or more grade courses Of study.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
DEATH RECORD

MEas NJ - nahACNs
PLATTSMOUTH. Neb.. Feb "a Especial
Mrs. r. c. Bailey OF near Murray died
yesterday at an Omaha hospital very sud
denly and Unexpectedly while on the Operat-
ms table Her husband, Mr.. r. c. Bailey.
az well as her physician was present whom
she passed away. Mrs. Bailey had been
IN for several months and Yves taken 10 the
hospital q few days ago with the hope that
after undergoing an operation she might
regain her health. but her strength war not
equal to the ordeal The funeral win oo-
cur Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the
residence under the auspieies OF the Royal
Nslghbors lodge OF Murray ana interment
win be made at the Horning cemetery south
OF Plattsmouth
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
MONEY ron srArn INSTITUTIONS
House Committee Reports increase OF
About Hundred FIFTY Thousand.

AhONA AGMAheu EAAAE AM0uNGWNs
,From . staff Correspondent
LINCOLN Neb., Heb. 23-( Especial 1.-The
bnl Tor maintenance OF state Institutions
Feporipd yesterday afternoon By the house
committee on finance recommended an ex-
penditure OF saGS96Q, an Increase over
last gear o. slf7l0s2
The following changes were made In the
department appropriations:
Governor Ofiice expenses. Increase. 500;
increase conhnsent fund. $40; maintenance
81 mansion. Increase. ta00; new item board
II servants M governors immediate family,
board Of Public Lands ana Bundlngs.-
Salaries Of state house janlturs. increase.
~ tV0; new item, completing concrete side
sRg; ihcidtntals. decrease. 1900
Board Of Educational Lands and funds
board % Purchase and suppnes-Ex-
penses, increase. $50
Commissioner OF Public Lands and B.nd-
iugs-No changes.
sscretary Of state--Offico expenses. d,
crease. $500 automoblle Department. ir'
Auditor OF Public Acoounts-No changes.
lnsurance-Office expenses. increase.
Nl,VQ uor controlling All lines OF insur-
ATTORNEY Observation-Disclosures OF the
laW, Increase t2.ooo
crease go; premium on deputy's bond. IN
state board ~ Irrisaton-ofnee ea-
nsnaes and travelling expenses. increase
Commissions o. I.abor-No changes.
Superintendent q Public Instructors r
0itire and travelling EXPENSES. inereass,
soara q srbool Inspseuon-Incrsaas
slais Bsnkhs Board-Ne ehsnssa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
CHARGES TO Dn FOLLOWED UP
Civil Service COmmiasiOR Probably
Will Make Request of TiIIOtsOn.
fU,eo,., 4, ct.ee

OANAA service COfBmtaatOW Probably
Will Make Request of TiIIOtsOn.
From staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Feb 2S.-(special Tele-
grandfather Carrier Tillotson's charges
against Postmaster B. F. Thomas have
not been considered by the commissioners
Of the civil service thus far, and just when
Messrs. Black, McIlhenny and Washburn
will take up the matter Is problematicai.
II Is expected that the commissioners will
ask Mr.. Tillotson for more specific in
formation than was contained In his open
letter as to the manner I'm which Mr..
Thomas exacted money from employees Of
the Postoffice department, and on that In
formation the question Of sending the
whole matter TO the district secretary will
be determined. This will depend largely
on whether the information contains
enough evidence on which to base an in
vestgation, which in the very nature OF
things will cost money and which Will
compel the attendance OF witnesses and
all forms OF a court OF law.
Should such an Investigation be ordered
1t will take time and the commission will
probably be slow to take any action until
they know Of specific instances in which
Mr. Thomas held up employees OF his
office for political contributions.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24

WORLAND, wyo.. Feb 2a--Cspeoial)-A
lynx cat, which, had been the dread OF the
stockmen in the vicinity OF Cody, was
killed by John Walls. This lynx had killed
great numbers OF sheep II weighed more
than fifty pounds. The animal practically
tore valuable dog into ribbons before II
was finally killed by Mr.. Walls. The oclS-
men have been endeavoring to destroy It
for some time.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
WAITING FOR THE RIGHT MOVE
Continued from First Page)

the other. without any readjustment, re
versins the order Of work, was nothing
more or less than using the postoffice na-
chinery to perescute Tilotson.
"Tillotson only did here the same as a
carrier similarly treated did in New Or
leans he preferred charges against the
postmaster, and the outcome OF that fight
is a matter Of record. The New Orleans
postmaster was discharged and every car
rier was put back on his old route for the
good Of the service by men who knew
their business. There never was a time in
the history OF the Omaha postoffioe when
the clerks and carriers we're in such a
demoralized condition as they are today.
Ask any one Of them and they all han
Dan Tillotson as the hero OF the hour IN
his attempt TO do something to change this
state of affairs and bring them all relief. %
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
VETERAN CoACHMAN KILLED
Edward MeQuade, Who Has Been
Driver for Secretary OF War for
Years, Dies IN Runaway.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s-Edward Nc
Quade, for nearly twenty-five years coach
man for the secretary OF war. was killed In
a runaway accident here today. He was
driving Secretary DiclSinson's 2-yeG@-old
granddaughter Helen Dickinson. and Miss
Dunning. her govsrness, both OF who's. to-
gether with the tootman, escaped injury.
MeQuade had driven the War department
carriage continuously for the secretaries Of
war from the time OF Secretary Endicott
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
nisoN SOCIETY TAKES INrEREsT
win DO ats Pare Iii Aiding Establish
meat of Park.
(From a staff CorrespondentD

mtut OF Fufks
tFrom Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Feb. -23--( Especial. 1.-THE fol-
lowing letter relative 20 the proposed Gil
bert park law was resolved yesterday BY
A. p. sheldon. director OF the legislative
reference bureau
AMERICAN BISON SOCIETY, BROOK
LfN, Feb, m.-Mr, A. Il. Sheldon, Director
Legislative Reference Bureau lincoln.
Neb.-- My Dear Sir: Mr. William p Whar-
ton has forwarded to me- as president OF
the American Bison society, your letter to
him Of February 10, together with the house
roll bill No. go
The American Bison society is naturally
vary much interested In the effort that IS
being made IN Nebraska 20 establish a Me-
braska game park commission and to create
me proposed Gilbert game park.
The Interest Of the society Is TO Increase
the number OF pure-blooded American bison
and Il is very much to be hoped that the
buffalo now belonging to Mr.. Gilbert. which
unaeI the proposed bin would become the
property OF the state, are pure booded
IL they are pdre- blooded the American
Bison society will be glad to cooperate In
an yway within its power with those who
are interested In the preservation OF them,
and IN case the bill now pending before the
legislature becomes q law. with the Ne
Drastic game park commission in increasing
the size Of the herd together with the so
cielys efforts TO increase the other herds
already established.
] have no authority, as president OF the
society, 70 state definitely that the society
viii be pleased 10 furnish some pdre-
pioqded butfaio to the proposed state game
park lfor crossing with the Gilbert buffalol
provided the present buffalOes there are
nure-hloOded, but Il Is my Judgment that
the society would favorably consider a
proposition 20 that end
We shall await with interest further in
formation concerning the progress OF your
bill | beg leave 10 ask II you win NOT
kindly send TO me a half dozei copies OF the
house roll bill No. 2l5, Very sincerely yours
FRANKLIN W. HOOPER.
President
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24

moved 70 recommend the bin as q stood
With the Albert amendment FOR third read
Ina and passage The standing vote upon
this proposition stood fifteen 20 fourteen.
when the committee rose to report Oils
moved not To concur ana 20 rec5mmlt She
bill Tor committee Of the whole discussion.
Jansen Of CAGE and Placck Of saunders
were both out Of the city ana Ne hoped to
get their votes, 80 he asked for a call OF
the house
This was ordered and lasted for over an
hour. The opponents Of the bill were will
ing to sustain the call for a time because
the stock yards bill is something which
every senator wants 10 see HE colleagues
on record Upon The call became very
tresome. however, and an agreement was
finally entered into
Motion 60 RecOmmitt.
The call was raised and the motion OF
Oils u recommit to the committee OF the
whole was carried by Bartos changing his
vote.
The senator from Saline was very anxious
not 70 be misunderstood in the matter and
was still strongly opposed to the original
BILL but II was thought that this action
would allow the senate TO adjourn and
then vote again In the morning without
a debate.
Acting upon his own expressed belief that
this Il a gentleman's club" Bartos voted
with the Oils party and the bill was re-
committed.
As the matter stands now 1t will come
up IN its emasculated form with the Albert
amendment, the first thing tomorrow
There will be no debate and the Oils men
who want a real stock yards regulation
bill will vote against Il and try to get Il
still further amended until some Of the
original severity is put back into Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
IL Suffered Years
With My Back"

Backsehe resulting from weak
kidneys, bad cold OF other cause,
usually renders the sufferer unfit
for work and often results in per-
manent disability.
Il suffered for years with my
back, or kidney trouble, and have
tried a number of remedies from
different physicians. More than a
year ago, one Of our local druggists
induced noe to try
Or. Miles, Amti-Pain Pills
and after using them some three
months found a decided improve
ment in my kidneys, and / am glad
to say that hope soon to be fully
restored to health" J.. P. ALLEN,
Ex-Iudge City Court, Glasgow, XIV.
As long IS pain is present in any
part of the body rest is impossible
and the system becoming weakened
is exposed to any form OF disease tn
which the sufferer may be inclined.
Dr.. Mics Anti-Pain Pills
by steadying the irritated nerve
centeTs, make refreshing sleep pos
sible, thereby enabling the body to
recover lost strength. As sremedy
for pain of any description Dr..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills are unsur-
passed.
SOLD BY all druggists under a quar-
antee assuring the return Of the prizes
% the drst box II ne boNsht results.
stLES MEDICAL CO., EiIShart. Ina
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
Buffalo Basin IRRIGATION Project.

WORLAND, Wyo., Feb. 2S.-(SpeciaI)-
w. L. Rohrer of Chicago and George E.
Roberts, director OF the mint. have an
nounced that work will begin on the Buff
faio basin project this year. This project
will be tributary to Woriand and the BUT
falo Basin Irrigation and Land company
win establish headquarters here. This
company has had surveyors In the field
for two or three years. About $4,000 acres
Of land will be irrigated.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
FARMEn's SKULL IS cRusHED
John Fricke OF YORKTOWN Meets
Death in Unusual Manner.

HAMBURG. Ia, Feb. 23.-.(speciaL)-
While John Fricke, an emlgrant en- route
from Yorktown, Ia. TO South Dakota, was
looking out the door OF the car his house,
hold effects were in, which car was being
switched in the local yards. the sudden
stopping OF the car caused the door to
close. It caught his head between the edge
OF the door and the door frame. crushing
the skull. lie died q few minutes later.
Tie leaves q family in Yorktown
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
BYLAWS.
(From a staff Correspondence

(F'rom a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Feb. 23.-(Special. 1.-The stock
yards debate coming TO climax Thurs
day morning, brought out sharp encounter
between Senators Oils and Bartos Senator
Bartos has been the most active opponent
OF the bill and Senator Oils remarked this
morning on the floor:
Senator BArtos does not seem to have
taken much interest In many other bills,
but he is very much concerned about this
one. He said a few days ago that II this
discussion kept up q week he would so
crazy, and I am not certain but what his
prophecy may have come true. lie went
up to South Omaha to find out about this
and / know that he consulted with Buck
ingham and Ransom"
Bartos interrupted, ansrily: IF there IL
anything else that you know. Ecr Gods
sake say IT,"
Oils replied: III the shoes tit, put them
on"
To Senator Kemp, who spoke yesterday
in favor Of the bill but against a physica
valuation feature Of it. Oils remarked:
The speech by the senator from Merricl
had familiar sound. To>tell the truth, ]
think l heard It delivered about four times
during the session OF 1909 by Frank Ran,
SOM
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
HYMENEAL
Johnson-TidbaII.

CRETE. Neb., Feb. 2S-(speciai)--Mirs
Harriet r. Tidball, youngest daughter of
John l.. Tidball, was married Tuesday to
Leutannis F. johnson of Holdrege The
wedding took place at the home Of the
bride Dr. John w. Cowan officiating. II
was a quiet affair, with mainly relatives
present and some out-of-town friends. The
bride is member OF the Kappa Alpha
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
woman Dies suddenly.

1WoRLAND. Wyo., Feb. 23.-(special.l-
While driving with her husband Mrs.
George II. Townsend died suddenly. Mrs
Townsend was formerly Miss Lily Clay
comb. She was born in Omaha on F, uary
10. 1898. and lived there until 1904.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24
CHARLEs CRY GREEK WEDDING
ChIeaeo PrIest Officiates aud FestivI-
tIea Last Two Dayh.

ties Last Two Days.
CHARLES CITY. Ia, FEB. 23-(speciaL) D.
A swell Greek wedding has taken place
here and Il attracted great deal OF at
tention from the fact that there was a
great deal OF contrast between the Greek
and the American style Of marriage. Il lie
thought that this nuptlhi event must have
cost at least 800 and II was not In the we'd
ding troseau. but in the celebration-ions
and hilarious. II was the same ceremony
that they use In the home country.
Al o'clock in the morning the groom
with his attendants were driven from their
home 10 the home Of the bride. There they
were met b. the bride and her attopdants
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-Adolph Monsen.
driver OF racing automobiles and winner OF
the Indiana trophy at the Crown Point
Ind, races Of 1893. was dangerous Injured
here today when the car which he was
driving ran into a sand pile and turned
turtle.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24

Pues Cured "a q a. "A Days,
Your druggist win refund money II Paao
Ointment fails 70 cure any case % itching
blind. bleeding or proirudinH Piles 10 !
" a dayl 80.