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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1912-02-03
MAN !, TO WE'D wo1AA :
Professor n. r. Fisk q Northwestern
urivessity end Former Pupil
70 Marry IN Spring.

Evanston, lii.-Dr. Herbert r. Fisk,
member Of de faculty OF Northwest
ern univsr1aty. aDd Miss Carla Sas-
gent formerly q stuAent In one OF mis-
classes. are to b married next
spring.
Dr. Fisk ID II years old ana nis
nances 10 81 SsAsa Ais Junior. The
romance began several years agp.
when Miss Sargent Was pupil listen
ing daily u DR.. Fisk's isctures =
Dr. Fisk has been an Instructor u
Northwestern university for nearly "
ycars ana II one OF the best known
educators In the west He 10 4 grada-
ate Of Wesleyan university. In 1875
Ne became principal a the Evanstoa
academy. which position he held until
1904. when he restgned. Since then
be has been principal emeritus Of the
academy and professor of pedagogics
In the university. w
Dr.. F1sk's nrst wife was Miss Anna
Green. whom 10 married in 1865
They had two dAughtsrs, the elder b.
Ing the wife Of Prof. Charles zuebltn,
and Miss Neil Fisk Mrs.. F1sk died u
1905.
Miss Sargent was student OF In.
Fisk. first in the academy. from whicA
she was graduated in 1891. and later
In his classes N psdagogics In the
university, from which she graduates
In 1886. Che 10 member OF the Phi
Beta Kappa sorority. In 1897 she b.
came . member Of the faculty Of the
academy.
She resigned. giving A. her reason
that she wished to take care OF her
mother during her declining years.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1912-02-03
"Pretsnder" Changes Plans II
Attempt to Form Monarchy.
Reysiiss lsadsr Attsmpts 70 Nesen
ellie Few Warning Fe,iewsrs-Pes-
uiaes cars Nothing for nssssr.
stIon Of Throne.

Paris.-Ths royalists. who are d.
ways fsrvsnt In France, although their
political influence ceased TO b i'm.
portant long ago. were suYpriseA and
rather dismayed to recsive from the
Duke Of Orleans an order that be will
have no direct representative IN
France hereafter.
The Duke Of Orleans, the royaiist
pretendsr to the French throne. a
course. who 10 an exils In England,
writes an open letter In which be q.
pressly says that any one assuming
to be his personal representative will
do 20 without authority. !
In this way the duke hopes 70 end
the discord which began several
months ago after he changed his rep
rsssntative hers. On the one side d
the Newspaper known - Action Fran.
caiss. OF which Leon Daudet u head I:
on the other are individuals who op
pose the militant methods Of this naws
paper. ~ 4
In his isttsr Tie Duke q orssans
says be has undertakes 70 resfgAnisa
his followers in an effort 70 dsesutral
lie the royaitst movement. % hs hai
always been opposed to Capitalization
The political bureau 10 suppressed
but delegates wilt " appointed who
by means Of committees. viii carry on
the royalist canpaisn.
A. matter of fact the cause Of the
Orlsanists. the most Important branch
q royaiism in France. has shrunk e
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1912-02-03
cLInas 70 WALL or CANYON


United States government sngineses
have performed fsats equal to those
At the ancient Roman snsinssrs IN
road building. . recent example Of
which may bo found In the Yellow
stone National park. whore tie govern
ment il spending millions Of dollars
in highway and other improvements.
Tho illustration shows . road which
ON concrete piers hangs to tho side
Of the Golden Gate canyon ~ II
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1912-02-03

Charles Mason and jeremiah DIXON.
176s-s7.
For over 100 years this line was q
hone Of contention," and HngiAAd
finally sent Mason and Dixon to tie
colonies to make an omcial survey
which was to be final. .5A
At the end q svsry hfth mile 1t this
line . stone. brought from England,
was placed. engraved on ono side with
the coat Of arms Of Lord Baltimore,
and on the other with those Of the
Penns: while the intermsdfats miles
were marked By smaller stones, 10
inches square and - inches high.
bearing . large letter II on oos side
and p On The other. The line Il 80
miles long.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1912-02-03
Flne. s,o.eoo d yveea.r b.

Oklahoma City. OkIa.-An old
wooden ~ may not b much Of
Legacy. but when IL contains $4,000
II csrtainly u worth having. thinks
Jacob Randall. 4 pauper 1t the poor
farm os Canadian county. The isg
was given to him ~ Alexander r
Hanilton, supposed paupsr At The
farm. Just before hs died . few days
ago.
Sandal later discovered large
roll Of money In, the stock Of the
artificial limb II Hamilton had rsls
tivss they are not kaown Of here Y
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1912-02-03
OLDER THAN UNITED STATES
Stones Ussd 70 Marx Mason and
Dlxon's Line Wsro Dreu0St
From England.

Pittsburg, Pa.-Ths name Mason
and Dixon's Line" has been popu-
larry applied to the whole divisory line
between free and slave soil, but prop
sriy It belongs only to the south
boundary Of Pennsylvania. surveyed BY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
THE THEATRE
ROSE MAID" SALE
OPENS THIS MORNING.

The Rose Maid" is one Example
Of the Nienesse opcretta without "a
prince for its central figure. Ever
the introduction o. these i'm
ported musical entertainment. prince.
haN" played the leading roles 4
opera without e. prince a-
mo hero Us something az a rcylt,
But "Ihe RIOS" Maid mo-. onl, has D..
prince. hut th" princ'-- iu fho cast
Is not the heroine That honor f
reserved for the pathetic HttI. ru-.
girl. who friumphs over aIl tho court
ladies' and carries OF fh, hero a- her
own sweetheart. This latest succe.
by the producer Of "Th. Spriur
Maid is filed with musical surprise
lfs romance. Ut music and its atv
scenes all combined Co make such o.
charming entertainment thar pr ran
through the entire summer of rruad
way. es'abiishluE e. now record for
light operas 900 N.V YORK "TI. Rose
Maid" Is nos booked for % brief cr.
gaRem"nt ~ The Court theatre. This
Friday and Saturday. December b.
and T. and every music lover uIII
have an urprrf1rifv f0 enjoy fIn Gas
chatting work while ifs mcIoGiD. ara
efI'l new and before fhry have been
Photographed and h~and-orear.I fr
death ou tho street Seats for 400
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04

who have not seen this great Oriental
act VIII have only today to do so As
,iueh producers Major and Rov have
hut Few equals. Their burlesqua Jug.
sling mover fails I'm creating roar- OF
duEhler as we'll as much applause
Mhen they are on the stage. silent
MORA. Nortlock n Niles. and Thorn
as Barry IN his splendid onering 4
Ierman Invasion" will all terminate
tleir engagements tonight az the close
ot the second show. Il will be a brand
new Dill that Will come 10 the Orphe-
nm tomorrow. headed by the great
EDWARDS circus act. including horses
ponies. a trained zebra and "A sacred
yIL ana packed up with an all star
Keith vaudeville bill including The "a.
nous Mamie Remington and her Pick.
a|ninnies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
U. S. COURT

In United States coIrt Yesterday. a
damage suit Was fled by FLOYD i.
I1ckard through his attorney. Frank
OBricu. against the baltimore and
Ohio railroad. asking $2o. uuu damage.
The plaintiff alleges he suffered per
manent injuries iu an accident at Man
ninEtOu. In October. 1911. An acct
det occurred 10 "a freight train while
Pickard was standing on tho rear car.
and be was using ample precautions
for saftey ~ the time lie IA thrown
and injured 20 quite an extent.
An order Of discharge has been en-.
tered In the bankruptcy matter 81 Y.
" Armstrong;. Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
FIRE DESTROYS
LAZEAR HOME
ON FARM IN VICINITY OF WEST
LIBERTY.
Left Children In Charge and Il is
Presumed They Dropped a
Match-Totally Destroyed.

Yesterday morning at II O'Clock.
while Mr.. and Mrs. Philip L.azear
were in the city shopping their home
vas totally destroyed by fire. Mr..
Lazear's farm Is located iu the vicin-
ity of West Liberty and is but n short
distance from the 40. . school house
The old people. while away. loft their
three small children ~ the home TO
take care az things. the oldest being
a girl Of 10. The children FIRST no
ticed smoke coming down the stair
way. and Immediately started out 10
get help. but Tho flames spread 80
rapidly that before anyone could get
10 the cen the house was too far
gone 20 be saved. Not an artici. in
the house WAS saved. Two wagon
loads OF fodder that was standing
near the house caught fire and was
destroyed. but for Huafoiy no sheds
nor rho sfabl" caught Ere. which
would have added greatly 10 the loss
owing TO the large amount of stock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
AWARD CONTRACTS
County Commissioners open Bids For
Furnishing Medicine To the
poor.

tn" county commissioner met I'M
regular session yesterday and award.
90 inc county medicine contracts for
me ensuint year as follows
For Washington district. q. J. Rice.
ht his bid OF s54
for clay and Union districts tho
I"i.r Pharmacy ~ IFS bid OF $50.
districts a. his bid Of 500
The commissioners decided 10 mako
hp awards Tor the remaining five ais.
iricts but viii pay any druggist from
which the mcriciue s. obtained The reg.
uiar price for tho article
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
LEsTuRE FoR MAsons

ibis evening AZ the Arion hall tho
Nasons and their families vii have
NE opportunity 10 enjoy tho enter.
tanning lecture ~ Nr. " 70 Letting.
wei On n "Trip Through The Golden
West tn" lecture viii be- finely 80.
lIsirdfod With tho bc4- motion ric.
ire- % specially selected slides Mr.
i'Inne"tI is coming 90 Wheeling 10
Na.n interest boz the Knights Temp.
Jar fOnclayo 10 h. held 81 p.r,e-
next August The entertainment g..ti
START 40 = o'clock So admission aiI
be charged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
At The Orpheum.

With the matines this afternoon
and two shows tonight will bd!ng 10 a
close the engagement Of the Chung
la Chinese quartet now playing q
Three days engagement az thc or
phcuin. There has never been a quar-.
let o. singers that ever visited Wheel
ing that has aus,i such comment as
these four excellent singing Chinese.
To musical circles 30 has teen the com.
mon talE all week The brightness
ana the clever scotch dialect az
u hans Sing. tho comedian end az the
quartet haa been astonishing. Those
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and feed OF all kinds stored in them
The children were taken To the home
Of VI. L. Conley until their parents
came home. The loss will run MO
the thousands. as the house was one
of he best ia that part OF the coun
try. II is uot known whether any in
surance was carried on the house
The origin Of the FIRE is unknown.
but It Is generally thought that II
was caused by the dropping of n
match.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
Merrv A

performance Will be placed on sale
today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04

Walter &. Wilson. WHO was with the
original New Amsterdam Theatre.
View York. production o. The Merry
Widow. VIII again be- IN the role o.
Cascade when Henry W. savage Of
ferS his new and lavish production
a. the famous Lehar Operetta AT the
Court on Wednesday. Dec. -. 1912.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
Holiday
Specials

Why Worry yourself with baking
Christmas cakes when YOU can Coz 70
full line OF real home made goods such
los Anise Cakes ~LetSuchen. Spice Nuts
Fruit Cake. Pound Cake and many 9TH
crs We will nlSo hay" 90 fuIl limo %
Narz.pau Fruits and Vegetable and
fancy Chocolates suitable for tree Or
uaWerfF
Soc our stock before You lay iu your
supply.
REAL QUALITY BAKERY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
Methodist Nurses
Receive Diplomas /
at Commencement

Nine young women who have Devoted
four years of their lives towards MASTER
ing the duties OF the professional nurse
at the Nebraska Methodist hospital train.
ing school for purses held their commence
ment last night in thu McCabe. Methodlst
Episcopal church. Fortieth and Farnam.
streets. The young women are:
Barbara Agan. Ines Van Gordon. Harriet
Jensen. Martha A. Hill, Eva Merry
weather. Mae crutsingsF. josephine Hard.
ing. Edna NJ. Ecksrt and Catherine
Hopper ~
The commencement sxefosss.. the nine
teenth OF the school. were attended by n
crowd OF relatives and friends who packed
the little church until the ushers were
compelled TO refuse admission 10 iata
Corners.
Rev. Z. B. Crawford. pastor OF thu
Hanseom Park Methodist Episcopal
church. presided. The principal address
was made by Rev. ]. +. Roach. pastor OF
St. Paul's Methodist church. Of Lincoln.
Mr.. Roach declared that woman who
devotes her life to the world. as most
nurses do. is possessed OF greater op-
portnnities for development OF morals
among those she meets than any other
OF her sex The speaker dweit at some
length upon the hard conditions which a
nurse must encounter after entering upon
her duties and the ultimate results she
must attain. The diplomas were presented
by President G. A. Luce Of the training
school. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
WANT TO QUIT
DRINKING?
Neal Cures in 3 Days

The man who drinks to excess little
realizes the peril to his health, hap
piness and business. Relatives and
business associates are the ones who
comprehend the truth. The excessive
drinker attributes the resistless de-
sire for liquor TO domestic business or
other worries. He thinks he can give
up drink At any time. He fools him
self only. Observing ones know thai
liquor has mastered him.
The liquor appetite" IL tho result
OF alcohol poison. This turks In the
system OF every excessive drinker and
can be eradieated only by medical treat
ment Three days Of the Neal Treat
ment viii destroy all appetite for strong
drink. II creates instead a positive
aversion for the taste Of lluuor. The
man who is drinking away his health.
happiness and financial resources will
find that the Noal Three Day Treat
ment will make a new man Of him and
will be the best investment he can pos
sihly make
The treatment consists Of harmless
vegetable medicines administered in
tcrnally, without the use OF hypodermlc
injections The strIctest privacy Is
maintained satisfaction is positively
assured in every case. For full partic-
ulars call upon, write 10, or phone the
Neal Institute, 1909 South Tenth street,
Omaha Neh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
FRANKLIN TELLS OF BRIBERY
Asserts barrow Made Plans to Buy
Jurors Early in Trial.
FIVE THOUSAND TO BE SPENT
Witness Relates How He Got at
Robert y. Balm, an Honcst Man,
by Talking with Wife
AhOat NoFtgage. &

Los ANGELES. Cal, May % Bert II.
Franklin. former chief detective for the
Mcnamara defense, and now star wit
ness for the prosecution in the trial of
Clarence 3. barrow for alleged jury hrib-
Ing took the stand late today and re-
hated what he declared TO be the manner
which which he and DarTow. then chief
counsel for the MeNamaras. attempted 10
brihe Jurors In the trial Of James Nj. Nc
Namara.
It's about time to get busy with the
jury" Franklin quoted barrow as say
ing to him on October s. 1911 The next
day, he said. Darrow gave him a check
for $l,0a 10 he used in buying the vote
as a Juror Of Robert f. Balm. who later
became the first sworn juror in the trial.
He said that he had known Balm for
twenty years and that he had arranged
for the corruption OF the Juror.
Franklin followed George N. Lockw God
on the witness stand. A gruelling cross
examination of Lockwood by Chief coun-
sci Rogers OF the defense failed to shake
the witness original story, 1t brought
out. however, and aoceniuated certain
facts which the defense claimed would
10 far toward establishing an alleged con-
spiracy to involve Darrow In the bribery
negotiations between Lockwood and
Franklin, declared by the defense TO have
been directed by the district attorney.
Lockwood admitted on cross-examina.
ton that he never had been served as a
juror In the Mcnamara case. although
he had been told by Franklin that his
name would be drawn. The defense I'M
dertook to show that Lookwoods name
had been drawn after no had consulted
with the district attorney and a. = part
Of the proposed elimination Of an alleged
conspiracy against barrow. ,,.-
franklin took the stand after . brief
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
Here's 3 Snaps

Here's 3 Snaps
INCREASE YOUR INCOME.
HOME AND STORE COMBINED.
500 CASH. IS PER MONTH.
Nice store building and 4-room cottage
adjoining, best repair. water, toilet, gas.
large cellar, barn. full lot, walks, etc.
Excellent location for family grocery or
other business; no competition near. You
can operate this and continue your posi-
ton or other business. bargain at
81, 100. 1884 N St, South Omaha.
LARGE GROOM COTTAGE.
BRAND NEW, BEST YOU'LL. FIND.
$50 CASH. SIS PER MO.
This unusual offer to right party for
immediate occupancy; house now vacant;
has electric light bath, toilet, cemented
cellar and walks; fine corner lot, 56xl2s
feet, east front; well situated, two blocks
to Military Ave. car; 1850: 3oe s. Or
phanage Ave. Also seven select lots. on
which well build when small amount is
paid; SO cash, So per month. See us about
these and other homes on similar pay
ments.
so CASH, SIS PER MONTH.
6-r. cottage. best repair, mod, elec. IL.
and gas, bath, etc; corner lot, E. and s.
front; neat iron fence. slst and Charles;
6. I50
RUSSELL & M'KITRICK CO,
lS2 Range Bldg. 18th and Harvey.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
Cuban Insurgents
Seize Two Villages

HAVANA, May zs.-Since the beginning
Of the insurreetion in orisnte. news from
the front never was so meager as today
information reaching Havana was -cons
ind to indications Of increased boldnsss !.
on the part OF the insurgents as eyidenoed
By their successful attacks on the VII \.
lagos OF Ramon de-Las Yaguas and YER
bsguoinea where they defeated the rural
guards and captured a sergeant togsthsz..s
with arms and ammunition. - :
These two pleees are about twenty Z
miles northeast Of Santiago and ara withi1s :. :
the gone Of operations where tina national
and insurgent forces are now face to-
face They are included In the hslire :
heavily wooded region between GUAM
tanamo. san Luis. Lamaya, and Psirz ],
Ssriano. ts -
According to reports from Santiago 4
the rurals were routed. II
E A.. S4..,.ss1- A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
New
Dundee Residence

Located In Happy Hollow, cverlooking
the Hsppy Hollow club grounds and the
new boulevard. This house is up-to-dste.
attractive and well built. and has the
many little conyeniences SO necessary
TO the comfort OF home. on the first
floor Is good sized tiled vestlbule, lead
ing into large living-room, all finished
In oak. with beamed ceiling. built-in
bookcase and large tiled fireplace, The
dining room is also finished In oak, with
beamed ceiling and buIlt-in buffet, and
opens out into q large. bright sun porch,
Off the dining room and kitchen Is a
little breakfast room in mission finish.
with builtin settees and table. The sec
ond floor mas four large bed rooms in
white enamel finish with mahogany
doors. Oak floor throughout. Tiled bath
room, with latest up-to-date fixtures.
Stairway 10 third floor. where there Is a
maids room; also ample storage space.
The basement under the entire house is
light and dry and has first class hot
water heating plant.
IL you are locking for an unusually
attractive. convenient and substantially
built mouse. ready TO move into at once.
with plenty of ground around II. in a
district where values are increasing, be
sure and see this place, Call on,
George & Company,
Phone D. 75s or A.ii6o.
@2-R City Natl Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
Must Sell

SUBURBAN HOME Of acres. i'm
proved with almost new 7-room house.
One of the choicest locations In the city;
good neighborhood: large frontage on
macadam road: boulevard entire distance
TO neart OF the city or handy to car line
SC fare Good schools: SUPERB VIEW
AND PRICE RIGHT. IL you want some
thing which has no equal, considering
price, then take this, but do not delay.
Can make easy terms II necessary. or
all cash.
0RIN S. MERRILL COMPANY.
I2iS-14 City National Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
Misceiianeoas.

T. c. ToRRISoN.
d. iioi. S12 City National Bank Bldg.
Farm land and ranches.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
aaatana.

I FIFTEEN years 70 pay S50sD per acre
for Alontana's choicest irrigated farm
lands: 1900 acres now open under the
Carsy act az Waller, Mont. % bushels u
wheat. 10 bushels OF oats. - bushels Of
flax per acre, Write today. Clinton.
HURT 4 &C., Box ) Waller. Mont.
RANCHES 10 aooN send for
list. SheRen 4 Co. Ranch Dealers,
Omaha, Nsh. s-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
North Dakota.
81 AN ACRE DOWN
BALANCE SNAIL. YEARLY

PAYMENTS
A poor mans opportunity to get rich
North Dakota wheat farm. 80 10 so an
acres. $1,000 acrsS 10 select from; so
acres in Morton Co, Tor 50 an acre. Lew
Ry. rates, Free maps and facts about
our lands and business sites in new ny,
towns Reliable agents wanted. See or
write VIM. II. Brown Co. Haynes.
Adams Co., or Mott. Hettinger Co. North
Dakotas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
REAL ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE

aowM.
THE easiest way TO find . buyer 70;
your farm is TO insert a small want al
IL the Des Aolnes CapstAl. Largest cir
euistion IN the state Of Iowa. $s.soS 6@.sy.
The CAPITAL is read BY and believed Ia
by the standpatters Of Iowa. who simply
refuse 10 permit any other payer N thar
homes Rates. l cent a word q day; N.S
per line per month. csunt SIX ordinary
words 70 the line. Address DsS Moluss
Capital DeA MosneS Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

\ BARGAIN for immediate cash pur-
chase. Perfectly level quarter ssctiCn.
a one unimpruVed prairie Jarm land.
near Mcdonald Kan. Address y 81, Rec,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

smooth-it HEALS them. YOU DON'T HAVE
TO RATTLE YOUR FEET IN sANATTTF-you
DON'T MAKE A hUss OR TROUBLE. sAhA-
I IIsr &C. sqm e, 70 powder pgr-yon simply
the sun viii shine all day for you. sANATfTE
the greatest and purest DR0poRIZER known
1T makes the feet and the body sweet and
pure It's healing qualities take the sting out
sEQT BITES. COINS. BuNoSs AND HEAL
BLIsTERS.
Ash your DRUGGIST for : CSC or 500 package
OF sANATITE-lt viii last q long tlme-it will
peglected sore feet. BEWARE SUBSTITUTES
III your druggist cannot supply RANATfTE.
SEND 2ne FOR A LARGE PACKAGE, post
paid, direct 20 The GERMICIDE CO. Makers
Of Denver hudl F-24o4 18th st.. Denver. Colo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
Nebraska,

FOR sALE-Improved Howard county
farm; lso acres; good improvements. St
per acre. Write L. S. Moore. Grand
Island Neh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
SORE FEET CAUSE
DlSL0CATED BONES
NEGLECT YOUR FEET AND you
NEGLECT YOUR HEALTH

Tour feet require more care than any other
part Of your body. For through your feet
come most disastrous diseases. And your feet
connect with vital cords OF the brain and body.
II your feet are sore. tired and burning, how
do YOU WALTZ Why, you strain, limp and
walk with an effort, of course. "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
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