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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-24
Looks Like Parker for Chairman

BALTIMORE. Junc 4--It look,
like Parker for National Chairman
I.ryan and Mack held a meeting this
afternoon with a number OF the Ma
that compromise candidate could
be figured out. Bryan later came
from the conference and stated that
# was to be fought out in the con
vcntion and stated that he and the
other members could not figure out
IN agreement. lir admits that the
committee seems to favor Parker.
The announcement will be sent in
this evening. Should it be Parker,
Bryan, Mack and ,other> will cndeav~
or to sway the convention to anothc!
nominee This will be the opening Of
routine of business. There will be a
few contests in the Credentials Com
mittee. but nothing of a serious ma
turc.
There is unusual good feeling 50
far displayed among the candidates,
and while there is a division of opin-
ion relative to the selection of the
committeeman. the lack of incident
such as married last week., proceed
ings in Chicago. i the comment OF
those gathered. There seems to be
a program of harmony even should
Parker be able to break down the
force Of the Bryan followers.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-24
OVER FROM RENO

George Trantcr and vile came Over
from Reno yesterday to be present
at the wedding
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-06-24
BIC HALL IS FITTED FOR TIE tt gl[ Iifti|5H: fHIIE
MANY DEMOCRATS NOW
Fight Over Chairman is on With
Bryan Opposing Parkers
Selection

!, trance These four blocks oi seats
i'll hold much OF the lie and motion
,i the convention. The location OF
II 1c representative, oi each state will
l.. shown by an elevated sign
The construction OF this false cell
i,.s and the draping> of the walls and
Hjrdcr> and the installation of the
t'ag>. pictures and party slogan,
which make up the interior decOra-
tons. occupied fourteen men for
more than month and cost $1,000
lhirty-four thousand yards of cream.
cold and white bunting haavr been
r-cd. and 5000 yards OF red. white
;nd blue. TO sew these strips ut
Goth together six ccam,tro>sc~ ran
their sewing machines eight hours a
day for two weeks. Three hundred
flags have been used
The balconlv ratings are ir,to"ncd
y ith National cnlor>. and at the base
ri each arch descending from the
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-06

Case against Mrs. Louise Lind
loft non-suited by Judge Walker
today. Now up to grand jury.
Mrs. Lindloff. has received total
of $500 from people who want
to aid in her defense.
Gibson Ord, 3448 Fulton ST.,
and Vincent McNichols, 1914
Fulton ST., arrested on charge of
flirting. Discharged by Judge
Hines.
Finance committee of city
council refused appropriation of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-06

lOI temporary contagious us
eases hospital.
1t will be recalled that condi-
tions in Chicago's contagious dis
ease hospital at present are so
frightful that every doctor who
knows about it is disguised.
Passavant hospital says there
is practically no hope for recov-
cry of John Moran, union news
boy shot by John M. Gould, one
of trust newspaper sluggers, yes
terday.
Hold Carriers and Building La
borers' union will hold annual
election of officers tomorrow.
Carl Bauer, Is, of New York,
drowned in Calumet river at
111th street. Cramps.
Count Won Knoblesdorf, 824
LaSalle ave., has gone nutty from
drinking. too much champagne.
Detention hospital.
Fred w. Spellrnan, who says he
was gambling partner of Dick
Garfield, tried to commit suicide
by gas in Lincoln hotel, 400 S.
State ST., but didn't get away with
it.
The new verb: to Deneen,
meaning to balance oneself on the
fence so one can fall on either side
whenever the falling looks good.
Unidentified man stumbled
overheard on wharf at 18th ST.,
fell into Calumet river, and was
drowned before help could come.
Chicago lodge No. 4, B. P. o.
E, is going to build new. 100000
home lust west of present quar-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR.

Louise: Face powder Is very bad TO use.
n looks bad and leaves bad results. Inc
woman who uses face powder eNenlually
finds IL Gloss the pores in her race, oAuS-
ing wrinkles and other age-marks; Leave
Il aloneif you will be beautiful. Dlssolye
ounces OF spurmax In spint wltGn hs1 ~
rlycer!ne. This is the finest skin-NhlteheT
ana heautifier imaginable, and Tor re-
moving that shiny. oily or satio" looA "
unegualed. / find IL extremely gooo III
removing and preventing ireckes, SAN
nimp;s5 and chapping in the vino. ~
does not show or rub off like powder and
gives the skin tone OF such Nei'e's
smoothness.
Miss Essie: Even though your hair is
thin. dull. straggiy, spit ana 0,o Hsn
finSs II up and make 1t appear abundant
ans he easy to arrange by shampoolng
Sxtth 4 teaspoonful Of canthrox dissolved
IN 4 cup Of hot water. Rlnse IN gear
water and the hair VIII dry qachy anu
ha aver so soft and nice. The alkali IN
sean and most prepared shampoos ruins
The hair by making IL streaky, oul ana
h-S,,is Nothing Is so cleansing as can
,hrox When used for shampooang II re-
noyes ali dandruff. Irritation and gives
the hair that soft. glossy. sl.Aeh sneeh
every woman so much aomireS.
Mrs w J.: During the winter months
anyone's blood is likely 10 become th.gA
and sluggish, causing salloW, pimply
ane and loss Of energy. such as
So,, 'speak Of. What you need is a good
svsten1-tonic and blood-purifier; Try this
y nissoIva nne ounce EorTene y -
IN, alcohol. sdding k-cup sugar and hot
water 10 make a quart. \ a9-e= DOon- "a
ISSeS ) Nea'.h- ao3y and put
I,fs and color into your face.
Harriet. For Won l=E+a ifii. infamei
.,.ss Won uae-a = - A ee--.'-tz- Dissolve
an ounce OF crystos In . pint OF water.
r. ~ three drops Of this in each Is g
AMY Win strengthen your eyes and make
.hs-, bright and sparkling. This ionic
Vii not smart and has proven a great
"a 10 those who wear glasses. friend
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18

letsl They can b bought at any drug store in
have found them the most reliable and gradually
curative.
A. l. U."-I advise you to get the following In
gradients and mix at home to cure your child Of
bodvetting; Tinctum eubebs, dram; comp. fluid
balmwort. 1 o.; and tinoture rhus aromatic
drains. Mir In water and give 10 to Is drops ono
hour before meals,
Miss Anna" writes: 81 suffer with very severe
headaches which also affects my eyes Ny throat
and nostrils affected by estarrh and my breath
Is very bad Gould you prescribe a eure''
Answer; have cured hundreds who suffer ss
you do by prescribing the following and have ro-
eelved many letters from grateful people which In
dicates that II is speedily curative; Purchase Q
oz. original package Of vane powder; 10 pint Of
warm water add one-half tsaspoonfdl and snuff the
water from the palm Of the hand through the nos
trils two or three times q day or until they are
thoroughly eleansed; then apply well up into the
nosriis twice daily the following oatarrh balm To
one level teaspoonful Of vllane powder add one
ounce Of lard or yassine. II used according TO the
This should be used occasionally to prevent Its
turn.
Mildred X" says: please advise what can
for good hair tonic. Ny hair and scalp are
in very bad condition and nothing seems to help"
Answer: The best hair tonic on II. market IL
sold In Or Jars and 10 called plain yellow min
yol. Any up-to-dste druggist will have II. This IL
superior to anything known for the treatment OF
the diseases OF the hair and scalp. Two or three
applications have been known TO cure. while II
makes the hair soft, fluffy and makes II keep its
natural color.
jane writes: NY nerves are In a dreadful
condition. my appetite Is very poor and am
tremely thin. Ny face Is thin that II makes
very unhappy. l should like you to tell ne
true remedy"
Answer: II you wish 10 become stouter, improve
your appetite and your nervous system, heartily
recommend the use OF three grain hypo-nuelane
tablets which you will find 10 any we'll stocked
drug store. In sealed cartons with full directions
for taking. Hypo-nuelane tablets improve the
nutrition, add red eorpuscles 70 the blood,
strengthen the nervous system and improve the
general health. Many people report that they
have gained from 10 to 30 pounds in two months.
Harry writes: Both my wife and myself
suffer with rheumatism. We would appreciate Q
reply telling what to take"
Answer: Nix the following a. home or have
the druggist mix for you: : drams Of lodide Of
potassium; sodium salieylate, 4 drains; wine Of
eolchieum, one-half o.. comp. essence cardiol, l
or comp fluid balmwort. ! OF. and syrup Aar-
sapariIa comp. 5 oEs. Take 4 teaspoonful at neal
time and at bed time. Always shake we'll before
using
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18

Of mine who has remarkably clear, beautt-
full eyes tells me that she uses this sim
pie tonic to keep them bright and full of
expression. find II excellent for inflamed,
tired eyes and granulated eyelids.
Maxine: To remove the fuzz from your
chin, apply a delatone paste, made by
mixing powdered delatone and water Let
remain two or three minutes. then rub off
and wash the skin. Seldom is a second
application required to remove every trace
Of hair from any part Of the anatomy.
and while druggists charge a dollar for
an original ounce package OF delatone, IL
is well worth its cost.
Audrey: do not put much faith IN oils
and vaseline as a remedy for scalp trou-
bles II you will keep your scalp clean by
frequent shampOOing and twice a week
massage into the hair roots a tonic made
by mixing together one ounce quinzoin
and l@-pint each alcohol and cold water,
your dandruff will disappear, your hair
stop coming out and all scalp irritation
leave. This remarkable tonic adds a beau
tiful CLINT and luster to the hair, and IL
anything will make the hair grow this
quinzion tonic will.
T H. NJ: The only safe method of quick
fat reduction without dieting and violent
exercising l know Of is by taking before
meals a tablespoonful of ounces Of par
motifs dissolved in IL pints OF hot water,
This harmless remedy Is particularly eff
fective In cold weather and cuts down
weight rapidly. II leaves the skin free
from wrinkles or Tabbiness Try This
wonderful remedy and am sure you viii
be delighted.
Julia: 4 good cleansing. softening. heal
ing complexion cream IS best prepared BY
stirring an ounce Of almozion and 2 tea
spoonfuls glycerine into z-pint cold water.
THIS Jelly is grtaseless and will not
grow hair or make the skin oily and
shiny Used morning and night IL will
quickly smooth. soften and whiten YOUR
skin, correct and prevent chapping. and
add a look of youthfulness that comes
only from a smooth, refined complexion
t.eao Mrs Martyrs book, Beauty"
sS.-Ady-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
The Naughty Kitten.
By Mildred F. vOlgt, Aged Ii Year

By Mildred F. Voigt, Aged II Years,
Davenport Neb.
One morning Sarah. the maid. and little
Rosa were making the beds. Sarah was
a faithful old lady who had worked for
Miss Friedline for about twenty years.
Little Rosa and Sarah were making
Miss Friedline's bed with Snip and Snap,
the kittens, running about playing with
ball. but suddenly Snap disappeared.
while Snip. in great distress was looking
everywhere for him.
Sarah meanwhile was trying to smooth
down a bunch on the bed. She shook IT
and heap OF fur came tumbling to the
floor. She picked 1t up and began strok-
Ing 1t, but for this the kitten only gave
her a scratch on the nose.
You naughty kitten" she said, put
ting him down, but / love you Just the
same"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
First Prize)
George Washington's Boyhood.
By Rose Murray. Aged 2 Years. I'LL
North Thirty-eighth Street.
Omaha RlnA Side

By Rose Murray, Aged Z Years, Ills
North Thirty-eighth Street.
Omaha Blue Side.
George Washington was born In Viz
ginis February 2. liza. and died Decem-
Der Il. 1fe. George washington was
always a truthful boy. One day he cut
down his fathers cherry tree. When his
father asked him who did II. he an
swered. Il did il with my Ratchet
father"
Georges mother had d favorits colt
that was feeding in the pasture. This
colt was very wild because II was not
yet broken in. George and some other
boys were playing in the pasture. The
other boys dared George to ride the
colt. George would not take q dare, so
he got on the colts back. II plunged
and reared TIL II fell and broke a blood
vessel. dying instantly. George did not
know what TO do. The boys said not 10
tell his mother. The boys were fright
ened and ran home
George went into the house. and told
his mother what had happened.
His mother said. Il am sorry you
killed the colt. but I would rather lose
a hundred colts than have you tell one
iie."
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
Busy Bee from Hungary

Frieda Zlessman IL our new Busy Bee
who came to America from Hungary. .
country way In the southeast Of Europe
Frieda lived In the country near Buda-
pest tho capital city Of Hungary, on the
beautiful blue Danube river. One day her
father decided that he would come 10
America TO try his fortune. 30 no left
Frieda, her mother and her little brother.
Jacob, and when he settled here he sent
for them to come here. too. The long
trip from the old country TO the new
country was a great event for Freda-
From Hungary you cannot enter the
Atlantic ocean very quickly" says the
little Hungarian girl First you must
cross the Danube and enter the Black
sea"
She and her mother and brother. after
crossing the Black sea, stopped in Con-
stantinople. the capital Of Turkey, where
many kinds OF fruit were brought on
board the ship. Then they went through
the Bosphorus into the little sea OF
Marmora and from there through the
Dardanelles straits into the Mediter-
ranean sea. II was a long journey
through this southern sea, but at last
the reached the Straits Of Gibraltar and
entered "the big. stormy ocean," as
Frieda calls IT,
ION and on we came" says Freida,
''and at last we were In sight Of dear old
America"
Freda says that this country is very
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18

Speaker writes: 1T am troubled with a tick
ling sensation after speaking. which is accompanied
with a slight cough and soreness Can / get
rslistf'
Answer: You will not only be relieved but
you will DO cured by using the following; Ask
your druggist for ~ o. bottle OF essence mentho-
laxene. This can be taken pure or can be made
into full pint Of cough syrup. Full directions
are given on the bottle for making. This Is very
easily made at home and is perfectly safe as II
most Of the so-ealled cough eures
ida" writes; II have suffered with stomach
trouble and constipation for about two years. and
fear u will cause appendicitis II cannot get
some relief"
Answer: recommend that you get tablets trio
peptine and take pink tablet after breakfast, q
white tablet after dinner and q blue tablet after
supper. This Is very excellent treatment and Is
widely prescribed for It's gradual curative action
Continue this treatment for several weeks and
am sure you will be cured.
Doctor; several years ago ! took . tonic which
you prescribed for me. but II has bean % long
that have forgotten the Ingredients II was the
best nerve and system tonic that I ever took.
VIII you kindly publish the iasrvdients agAinr'
Answer: The tonic always prescribe for peo-
pie In your condition Is: Syrup Of hypophosphites
comp. 5 oEs tineture cadomsne comp, o.
shake well and take q tesspoonful before meals
This is the best nerve and system tonic that
know Of.
Mis- Jane says: II am very unhappy and
very uncomfortable on account Of my excessive
weight Please tell me Of quick and safe rem
edy."
Answer: Your excessive weight need not cause
you any unhapplness because you NeAn be quickly
relieved. A reduction Of q pound day Is not
unusual after taking the medicine for week or
two I advise you 10 get these two medicines
separately to avoid substitution. mix and shake
we'll and take q teaspoonful for three days after
meals and thereafter take two teaspOonfuls. Get 5
Qua Of aromatic elixir and OF. Of slye9l arbolene
Mix Continue several weeks or months as your
case may require.
Tom writes: IT have very poor health on &C
count Of long standing constipation take med-
cine all the time but would like to get something
that would cure me"
Answer: More illness Is caused by constipation
than By any other ailmsnt. You can get plenty OF
medicines that will relieve. but II you want some
thing that will cure you ! would advise the use
Of three grains sulpherb tablets (n0t sulphur tab
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
Abraham Lincoln.
Ply Harriet Savage. zSf7 South Thirty
third Street. Omaha.

Fly HARRIET savage. nH South thirty
third Street. Omaha.
Abraham Lincoln was born In Harden
county, Kentucky. February Il. ise. and
died In the year Of 1866, April Is.
He was sixteenth president Of the
United States. Lincoln's parents were
very poor. When lincoln was only 8
years old his parents moved to Indiana.
Here was where be started to school and
got a good education.
Lincoln worked hard and helped his
father build a log cabin. When his par
ents were comfortably settled he left
home and worked among the farmers.
Whatever Lincoln did was always well
done.
In iS32 he was chosen captain Of COM
pany In the Black Hawk war.
In 1889 he removed back to Springfield
where he began to study law. which he
made q great success Of He also set
tied the slavery question.
On April IA, 1866. he was attending
Ford's theater with General Grant and
while listening to an actor John W. Booth
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18

caused Georges military spirit. which he
seemed to inherit from his fathers peo-
pie. to be aroused His parents gave him
a good education and the other strong
points of his character and splendid
physique brought him into the prominent
place which he so well filled in the early
history Of the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
Washington's Keenness.

By Leon Kahn. Aged II Years, SO South
Twenty-ninth Street, Omaha.
Washington was a very clever man.
He was very clever when he was camped
near West Point.
Washington had a friend whom he took
much interest in. One day this friend
invited Washington to dinner and told
him to be there at 3 o'clock. but WASH
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
Second Prixe.)
George Washington.

By Dorothy A. barlow. Aged 10 Years.
Jos South Thirty-sixth Street,
Omaha.
Very many years ago, on the twenty
second day OF February OF the year liza.
a little child was born In an old-fash-
Toned farm house In Virginia The name
Of the little boys father was Augustine
Washington and his mothers name was
Mary.
The boy grew up to be obedient. truth
full and honest. He could run the fast
est and climb the highest Of all his play
mates.
When George was Is years old he gave
up going to school and became a sur
veyor This work kept him out Of doors
most Of the time, and made him very
strong and healthy.
One day when he was surveying the
land, he heard there was a quarrel be-
tween two nations. France and England
He tried TO settle this quarrel but the
French soldiers would not have II as the
English wished them to. They built
forts In the country and said they meant
to keep II all for the king Of France
II was a long and dangerous journey
that George Washington made, But at
last he came back safely.
Washington soon set out again, this
time with party Of soldiers. He fought
with the French and Indians. but there
were too many Of them for his men.
The king of England was very angry
when he heard about the Freneh soi.
diers. He determined to drive them
away. and sent soldiers from England
to fight them. In the end the French
were defeated.
One December day George Washing
ton got bad cold and two days later
died. II was indeed sad day on De.
cember T. Ire.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
The Little Busy Bees

BUSY BEES: Letters about Washington whose
IN birthday celebrate Thursday all
| interesting. They show you a deal
about general and president and that
subject
k.$yZS Many written information
Children's only thing necessary
Chldrens page a
belong hive. sdes-Red
which win the other.
king the
number the
sides in the last four months IL also announced.
The Bellevue shall
come
inquire about It.
prize Murray Dorothy
Where boys?
Hugenberg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
George Washington.

BY Ruth l. Redfield, Aged II Years, eoo4
Blnney Street, Omaha. Blue Side.
George Washington. who is often called
the father OF his country, was the first
president OF the United states. He was
born February q. l7S2, short distance
from the Potomac river.
Obedience and reliability were strong
points In his character and his absolute
truthfulness is shown many times in the
incident OF the cherry tree.
When Washington was stlll OF an early
age his father Joined the army. which
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
A Stolen Turkey,

By Olive Prater, Aged 10 Years. Du Bots,
Neb. Blue Side.
In November. 1855, a tramp was going
through q small town in South Dakota.
He was very hungry and out Of work.
He had stopped at several places and
asked for food. but was turned away.
He went up to a kitchen door intend
irg to ask for food. but no one was in
the kitchen. The door being open, he
saw a large turkey Just taken from the
oven. He thought he would go in and
help himself He picked up the turkey
and laid It in a basket and placed some
biscuits around It and skipped out. He
said he never stopped until he got away
from town. And then he ate all he
wanted.
This Is q true story.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
The Life Of Abraham Lincoln.

by naipn S9uIter. Aged II Years. sso6
'"nA
ep.uay - IN 'he year iss boy
nAineu Ap'anah L'hcoia was born Aora-
nAh -inco'h was porn Aorsham was
oorn IN haruih county hentueky' HIS
,s'ne', no'ner ana grandfather were
nsians'. NJ ne ased Oh MS
,a'ner moved INTO the wilderness which
no" SPENCER county
s' .,'nooin' Aprahsihs mother, oied
"nen npranam was years oid' ms
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
' EEep&4s79R;s
N.R Zems Bakey' "

The questions answered below are gen.
eral In Character the symptoms or dis
eases are given and the answers will ap-
ply to any case of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice free may
address DIR. Lewis Baker. College Bldg,
College Ellwood SITS, Dayton, o.. enclos-
ing self-addressed stamped envelope for
reply. Full name and address must be
given, but only initials or fictitious name
will be used In my answers. The prescrIp-
tons can be filled at any weli-stocked
drug store. ANY druggist can order OF
wholesaler.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
Toby,

BY Leona Johnston. Aged 10 Years,
Omaha. Blue Side.
Toby is our pet dog. He is white with
black spot on the side of his body.
HE sleeps down cellar in a wheelbarrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18

There Is q large mattress and rug under
him He follows me out to play when
I've got my sled and he pulls me- OF
course l don't harness him up; 1t hurts
his neck. He just pulls forward.
Keep Telling Story of Washington
BY Marie Bourdelais. Aged Il Years,
Thurston. Neb.. R. R l. Blue Side.
Two little boys from the kindergarten
went into the BARRIERS shop to have
their hair cut. Two men were waiting
their turn
The barber said TO one Of the boys:
Run over to the store across the street
and see II my assistant is there. Tell
him to hurry because there are four men
waiting"
The boys went, found the man and
gave the message, except he said there
were two men waiting.
Then he added: The barber told me
to say four men but 1 wasn't going to
tell lie for two men,"
why not?" asked the man.
Why" responded the boy, don't you
suppose we have a picture Of George
Washington over in our kindergarten?
The teacher declares that she shall tell
the story OF the cherry tree with re-
newed interest and frequency.