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The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24

not rhr aud.a~rc That witnessed the Spr,au~-aTIrr hcc0 able to follow th1 details ar ire rr~t.~nuy ly means ". a re--rFn--10 of tho picture th7ov1 hv a lantern un 8 sg0cvD at Ihe baNN cg the ch#G-ro fbny would have horn 5u0-eS<rf with tlc remarkable clear ness anG s0na0aut 0ccurry of tho test rmouy. nautgularly wilh rcfc~cn'' ra certain cu3lua-I which both tcN t5=cE Stoof near the bed
 This cvunoa-5 vas described mi rrer,v wrh substantial agreement as -- Tho 5e.als The fiction ot the cup Arr-f vrs dcvc.oned by few SuE grSrsvo rursarus fnCcnious'y put, snch as The following. "JS there a cup h1--i In tre rr,uT lThc reply was -y-s-a Where is FfT" How many 6-r wo-s GccS iy haveE"
 V-rsps>a- ro.viu og the University ot -r.-usS. v-.-.~c fD tho Independent s-vs tN0t hr has carried o0 the same rz-r-vr0r win a So07c gt subjects. br-r a5r.r~ a-d ch157cn a0d has -o. ...-1 orr who could E.ve a complete .r .r.u-are description ol what Me f.E ~>ga. eyru 5n the dt0cyi testimony un.r7 v-Ge- fhe i0fucuCe of tho Gue~ tfars tho witnesses have a| shown eNrru>.ve Ca. ~j6cauon in one or a.rg 7s-E--rars
 >.r--e.v two witnesses h0vo aC-CH3
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The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24
USING YOUR EYES
p2 Yo. Ink You Gan Remember
 Eye0th7Z lCg See?
HEN Tsy HIS PICTURE TEST.

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24

insurance uunr1 Many. however. think they are rVunr.s ubOut such mHt. tcrs until a client of theirs learns after his property hnS ug'cu damaged by fire that he was only partly insured "lf buildings are to be insurrd." says R. O. HauboId. "Carr Shonld he taken Co issue the policy in the name of the persons in whom title Is vested: that provision is made that should the building stand upon ground held in any other way than fee simple the policy will not bc volded by that fact If the premises be or become vacant for a period of more rhan ten days the contingency must be met"-New York Tribune.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24
LOCAL BRIEFS
skAewAY WEATHER REPORT

Results of the observation taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight, last night. is as follows:
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24

WOOD TO BURN Good Dry PlaRking for Summer use. Special price this month
 sP.oO PER R'cK, stc-HERB TATT R-Phone
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24
WOOD TO BURN

FIRE sALEr FIRE SALE
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24

late what bas occurrrd only ancr n cansfderah h'r Ia0sr of time Mean while he Is surfcrtc1 Co various Qucs ttous. often by interested Wv-S'ns. He talks about tho nnrr--nucv with neigh ho-s and Tr'nri~ and fhrn he Is placed on the witness stand with inc tninnc ton Co tell rtho truth. thc whole truth and nothing hut fhe truth. Under such circumstances tho wonder is that there Is any rcSnwa'ancc between the testimony and Tho actual facts.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24
nId GInrN

I have seen the gluries of art and architecture and ot river and noun tain. [ have seen the sunset on the JunCfrau and thp moon rise over Mont Blanc Eut the futrc'r vision on which these eyes cvcr rested was the flag of my country in 9 Cuuirn port Reau. tifu' as Hnwcr lo thrs' who love tt. terrible as 70 m.lnnr to those who hntc u. it ts rho ~tu.'a. ni rnr power and Che glory rud rUr unn'r ot nifty mil. lions ur Au,r0 .u> "r.rgo r. ilnar
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24
My MI5 n.s.t, Lsft M-sssurL.

No elk 1ay, been seen In central Missouri since '~'G prur Co that time they we're reasonably plenty They wore attracted Hy the prevalence of the salt rekS NatbanIeI Walker. or oJnclc Nar.y." 0~ no was familiarity called. famous w.ucer hunter. claims ro have cor-rt fifty v.G ia 8 drove on tne GuaI nc.- .ay present Saline cvun- " courthouse HHr ryrr disappeared about ,ne yoar I>1H. though "rrasion- a..v animals os tnr nr.r tribe were aft- c-va-H sncn. u.d :.ar Democrats said that rno WnlE, ~,#rvd tuc boar d"rr. eEs and aIwr>. every other kind "t same rrr of tho country m lNln by their 1ed0e. aurt. 6r.nE and r"0'h- UgrJ pa~aic> in h.w- of 1'mcr" Fco- iawla Harrison. 1Hy.r sucressfn. can diaate for vry>.Iun. St Jon.S G'obe pcwngr.f
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24
NoTlcE ro rHE PuRLIc.

From this date on all calls intend ed for Henry Friedenthal, the lnde- pendent ExHreSman should be made to seven-six C7S) and your call will receive immediate attention. He as discontinued his office at the Bough- lon Cigar Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24

Bonded whisklcs-Gibs0n. Mount Vernon and Belmont The best of Bee--Blue Ribbon. Budweiser and Pale Rainier. at the Mascot Tele- phone 67. B
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24

S5c For S homo cooked meal quick. clean service. Where? At the New Home Restaurant, Fifth Avenue. hall & minute from BrosdwS
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-24
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
FRANKLIN MURPHY.
New Jersey,

will be brought into play for this pur-
pose.
Beauties of the Convention badge.
The badges worn at big political con-
vention are things OF beauty and Joys
forever. A man without q badge to iden-
tify him Is almost like lost babe In the
woods. and sometimes a badge-bedecked
official resembles royal potentate dis
playing all his insignia OF honor and no.
billty at the same time. The badges are
usually made 10 conform to one general
type, varying IN material and lettering
and In the color Of the ribbon setting
them off. The badges OF the delegates
and alternates are the standards. hand
somely finished with gilt and the ma
honal colors. The press correspondents
have 9 badge little less resplenden..
and the corps Of assistants for the SER
seant-at-arms.' the dotrkeepers. the ush-
ers. the messengers and the pages are
al properly bebadged. The officers of
the convention and the committeeman
each enjoys the distinction Of an edition.
deluxe badge OF real gold, which may
Be later exhibited In a curio case or
packed away a. an heirloom.
Art Rules the iekets.
The convention tickets are likewise
works Of art. and Of even greater variety.
They are all engraved like banknots
to prevent imitation or forgery, and
bear an easily dlstinguishabls portrait OF
soma great public man such a. WASH
ington. Lincoln. Grant or Mckinley. The
delegates. siternates. officers and en-
ployes ars provided with cards Of ad-
uujssaon GOOD al the time. although only
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
"Details Of the Coming Republican National Convention

! at particularly designated entrances,
something like the old season ticket to
the base ball park or annual pass on
the railroad. The higher-ups get theirs
creased In handsome leather pocket
holders. but for the rest good strong
envelope serves the purpose,
For the seats Off the main floor the
tickets come In sets. one for each day,
and each ticket with two coupons to be
detached for as many different. sessions
should they be held and numbered by
entrance. section and chair. Each set Is
jaeketed with corresponding directions
on the outside. and this ARRANGEMENT
facilitates the division and subdivision
Of the privilege Of admission to the hall
Few people secure q full set Of tickets
for all the sessions Of the convention.
MOST visitors consider themselves lucky
to get ticket for a single day. and
often these are cut up a. between two
holders, one for the first session and
another for the second. Each ticket set
contempiates q five-day convention.
which Is one day more than has been the
actually. Should something happen to
prolong q convention beyond the fifth
day. there would have 20 be some tall
hnrryins and scurryipg to provide and
distribute supplementary tickets.
Many Minor Details.
Aside from this lot Of things have
TO be taken care Of inside the hall. II
must be made TO look CHEEKY and attrzo-
tive with suitable decorations. Brass
bands must BE- provided TO furnish music
to fili In the waits. Secretaries. reading
clerks. tally clerks and stenographsrs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17

''Maris'' writes: II you'd like remedy
for q pimply, oily skin. I suffer from con-
stipafion. headache and indigestion."
Answer; Get from Jour druggist three
grain sulpherb tablets and take according to a.
reetiona These tablets are packed in sealed
tubes snd contain full Directions for using.
have found them to be the most reliable in such
Ailments a arise from constipation. Thor an
made Of sulphur. cream Of tartar and herb msdi-
zines and II taken regularly viii cure yoar con
stipasisn and purity the blood. thus causing ysar
ssin to become clear. These are Tine for ehll-
AREA a. tAsy DO no, sesea
"Mry-foa can ea<ily cure your little Kri
o. eedwstunx BY mixing-I ca Of comp. mud
eushiy and give n vaisr about enc hour b.
'ss each meal 70 . y dr0pA
Doctor: NY blood stomach and bowels are
badly affected due 10 q very ssssrs case Of CO.
tzr1h Of The head. Can you recommend 4 cursr'
J. T. s-fou should uss The following local
trsAtmsnfi Got two ora Of sntissptic vilans pow
ts.spoonful Of the powder with one Dunes Of vas
slipe or lard and use in the nostrils a. far a.
possibis. Alo shuff from the palm of the hznd
through the nostrtis the following wash: To
oas-halt tsaspooaful Of vilans powder asa pint
For iatsnal treatment for the blood. stomach
ssd eossl, obtain the following Ingredients: MI.
essi Comp. fluid bAlmxort. I o. fluid en-
tract buchu. o.. and comp. Crup saFszp<rilla.
: ga
Sadie Gtys: 81 misplaced the prescription
yoa ssnt ne for dandraff and iteking scalp viii
you pleas send II agsinf'
Answer: There is no,hing better for dandruff
and itching scalp than plain yellow mInyol which
W sold In or. Jars at any we'll stocked drug
store. Use this according 10 directions and 700
~tll soon Be cured Of all Diseases Of the hsir
and scalp. F
sNInA r. writes. Please a9viss ne what
to take 10 overcome extreme thlnness My arms
snd bust have deyelopment and my face Is 40
tain that Il IA positively homsly. although ny
features are regular"
Annwer: Many ladies wozld Be much mote
neau;lfal u they were somewhat f1eshier and d
increased weight is possible il 10 the duty cf9sv
eF1 woman To- hs alvsys At her bsz- Begin.
taking three grain hypouuelane tablets. which
are obtained m. seaied cartons with directsons.
and eoafinne until year weight i satisfactory.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
RALPH Z. WILLIAMS.

ing the game at long distance through
spondent win have a chair 70 sit on
and part OF q long board. built desk
form. to write on. II will not be luxuri-
GUS ease. but 1t win be all that Is really
needed for a man who IN there for bust
ness. which Is what they are supposed
to be there for.
Bat Few Favored Glasses.
The next favored class comprises the
delegates. who win number exactly Lc7s
and next 10 them the alternates. who are
OF precisely equal number. The guests.
which includes all the other spectators.
are permitted TO use all the remaining
space. part Of Il on the main floor and
the rest OF II In the galleries.
II is safe 10 say that more than half
the people In the building will have to
be satisfied with what comes within their
vision and with listening to music by the
band. not being able TO hear what Is said
except 1t rare intervals. But they can
read II all In the newspapers the next
day and by slight stretch OF the Inn
aHnation make themselves believe they
recognized every one who spoke and un-
derstood every word no said. Another
busy beehive viii be found down in the
basement under the platform where the
telegraph operators will be poundpg the
keys like madmen. messenger boys fly
Ing in all directions. and lunch counter
suffer periodic raids. IL
The building viii be ready. Il goes With
out saying. 1t the appointed time. but
how win the people set INF A carefully
devised network OF badges and tirkcss
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17

must be ready to help transact the bust
ness. and keep a complete record OF all
the proceedings. Meeting places must be
provided Ior the different committees
when they retire to deliberate. After the
convention is adjourned this record is
issued in a printed volume. copies Of
which go to all the delegates. There Is
always an aftermath. too. to big con-
Notwithstanding OF the hall. dis
bandment OF the corps OF employees. the
picking up Of all the loose ends-whicf
takes days and some times weeks-but
must be done to clear the decks promptly
for the field batteries Of the campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
Western Canada is Experiencing
AN ERA OF PROSPERITY

IN 10
beginning u
srsstsr are pnnsd for this Railway projects
United
Those who crossed the Border into Western
Nowhere
Q
IN
Northwest
comlon Where prairie three before the arrival
Limited
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
Pointed Pnrrgranh..

When the cats play the mice get away
Friendship and confidence are plants Of
slow growth.
Usually man is a poor judge OF his
own Importance.
A woman seldom eats II there is any.
thing else for her TO do.
Some women are passing fair-and some
others cannot pass.
Many a man cannot afford to dress be-
cause his wife dosx.
Virtue may be its own reward, but the
reward isn't always legal tender at tht
corner. grocery.-Chicago News.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
Staging the Mammoth Conventions Called to Nominate
Our Candidates for President at Chicago and Baltimore
ny VICTOR RosEwATER.

Member Republican National COMMITTEES
from Nebraska.
II you have a vagrant notion that the
work Of arranging for a big president
nominating convention Il not full grown
Sob. get rid of 1t as soon as you can.
The United States is a great country.
and the convention habit has been grow
ing up on US steadily. but Of all the man,
moth gatherings, OF which there are now
many and a great variety, none is quite
In the same class with the quadrennial
conclave OF the clans officially known as
the republican or the democratic national
convention.
This year the republicans are to gather
In Chicago June Is and the democrats In
Baltimore June Is. The time and place in
each case was decided five months in ad-
vance. and yet the period elapslng Is not
. bit too long TO permit of the prepare
ions that arN necessary to put the big
show on the boNrds.
. For each OF these great political meet
tngs subcommittee Of arrangements has
Been put in charge to act in cooperation
.n e ~. ~ . 'esea,Is '"e
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has been paid. or guaranteed. TO take
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17


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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
ne Grand
Trunk Pacific
Railways

The towns OF Melville Wrous
houses shops and
ned Point
towns eonsennt e business and located so
OF SN
chased rs few Brandon Medicine
Pac the Of
Wainwright
mental
from one thousand to hive thousand
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
A Hawaiian Habit.

Servants In the Sandwich Islands hav,
q curious habit. says writer. OF calling
their employers by their first name.
Hers, she adds. was always saying Yes
John" to her husband and "very well
Mary" to her.
When We got a new cook I told my
husband to avoid calling me Mary" 81
that the cook. not knowing my name
would have to say ''missus. TO me. S,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17

John always called me sweetheart" OF
''deary." never Mary.
One day we had some officers to dinner
and told them OF the rule had adopted
and added. BY this servant. at least,
you won't hear me called Mary"
Just then the new cook entered the
broom. He bowed and said to me, Sweet
heart, the dinner is served"
"what?" stammered. aghast at his
familiarity.
Dinner Is served. deary." answered the
new eook.-Popular Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
'E5eD8ocToRs
eHDvIcEA
I'm. Zezs. Bakey1 *

eral IN chsrscser az nesow are SEN
eases are gtyan go a. ssnpsous ", us
Mo % 49,, a,.a ~ ~ answers Will ap-
~ " any Sc ~ MmHar nature.
.noee wishihB TURNER ADVICE free, may
huuress Ut. Lewis Baker. College Bldg.
Colege- Eilwood Sts., Dayton, o., enclos-
ing self-Hddressed stamped envelope for
reply. Full name and address rs,ust ~
given. but only inltfaIs Or rIr,ltIows -
win be used In INV answers srhe ,-..nris'
fions can be fIii.d ~ arr, ,.s, sp
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-29
STRANGER ARREsrED At Al
COMA EXPIRES OF
EXHAUSTION.
SUPPOSED 70 De RESIDENT
OF CITY OF CHICAGO
Refused 10 Partaks Of Food or Drink
-papsrs Found on Person Indicate
That Name Was Joseph Madson-
Body Held for Identification and
Finding Of Friends or Relatives.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Republican.
Algona, July 29.-Friday an insane
man was discovered wandering near
the Milwaukee depot. Sheriff Brun-
son was called and placed him in jail
In looking over the papers found on
his person 1t appears his name was
Joseph Madison, of Chicago. He was
brought before the insane commission
and arrangements were made to take
him to Cherokee hospital. He was
taken back to the Jail and medical
assistance given him, but he was vio-
lent and would not eat or drink, and
died during the night.
Efforts are being made to get in
communication with his friends in Chi
cago. but up to this time nothing has
been heard from them. He is man
about 35 years old, about five feet six
inches in height, and weighs about 1875
or 145 pounds. sandy mustache and
brown hair The body is being held at
the Reaser undertaking parlor for
Identification.