8 TUB OMAHA DAILY HIM : : MONDAY , DEOBMHKR 10 , 1H)2. ! )
BRINGING IN TIIE SIIKAVES
Oloso of the Great Mills Harvest of Sinners
in Omaha.
FIELD READY FOR THE GLEANERS NOW
Wonderful Srrlri of Urxlvnt .ypclliiRi I'lli-
Itlicd "fill II M' t KitlliirlulliliShiiulliK
of the Spirit -WIHtnl C'
In TlirliCourse. .
The Mills revival meetings are closed. For
twenty da.xs a large number of thoevali'
Kolieal churches of Omaha with tlio assist
ance of Hev. H. Fay Mills and Mr. .lohn 1' .
llillis hnvc been engaged in a special work
of ( trace at Exposition hall , Both nftcinoon
and evening meetings have been held and
the Interest has been Intense. Several
thousand people have been constrained lobe
pin to live a Christian HO1 , and hundreds
who have boon living indifferent Christlat
lives have llllcd their lamps afresh and havi
sUtrlod out to do better in the future thai
they have in the past.
Mr. Mills him demonstrated in Omaha , as
he has In other cities throughout thu conn
try , that he posscssris military genius of r. .
high order. Hisahilit.v to marshal the force !
of the allied churches , his simple self-con
Cidence and his systematic methods all staini
him as a general of whom the priilce o
darkness may well feel afraid.
The last getior.il meeting of the series
was held yesterday morning. Meetings wen
also held in the afternoon and in the ovenim
for the special benefit of different classes
At 11 o'clock the meeting was for the benell
of young men and women and at1 o'clock foi
women only. The last moot ing of thu entiri
series was hold at " : : ! ) for men only.
l.mt nl lh ritlillo MiTlhiKrt.
An audience that filled the Expos !
tion hall comfortably assembled a
( ) : ! ( ) yesterday mornlnc. . Mr. llillis sanj
"Where Will You Spend Eternity ? " as a pro
hide and Mr. Mills read the eighth chapte
of Exodus. The words of Pharaoh with re
gard to the banishment of the frogs fron
1'gypt formed the text. "And he said to
morrow , " was the particular utterance' ' ti
which the speaker drew the attention of 111
audience. ,
Mr. Mills said It was surprising tha
Pharaoh should have uttered such a sen
tcnce , for the frogs had become an iutolei
able nuisance to the people , and they cet
talnly wanted to get rid of them as soon a
possible. Hut I'hariuih was a good deal lilt
certain sinners , lie was willing to hold 01
to the plague another day notwilhstiuidiii
its loathsomeness. Some men admitted th
blackness of their sins , but were not In
hurry to abandon them.
The preacher then presented a numbe
of reasons why people should not crmltnu
in sin. In the llrst place it\\as wise to gu
rid of the burden , for sin was a burden. X
man ever intended to die a sinner , but man
did die in sin because they continued to pri
crastinate and to postpone the day of re
pcntance. Some tried to quit their meai
ness a little at a time , anil others made
< -loan sweep of the whole category of sins t
which they had become addicted. Men wh
continued lo postpone the day of repcntanr
would Dually roach a state where they woul
not possess the requisite moral strcngt
to break away and would bo lo
through all eternity. It was dangerous t
keep on sinning , for snob a course woul
surely destroy the responsiveness of the coi
science. Sinners should not bu like I'ha :
aoh they should say-'today1 rather tha
"tomorrow , " when the opportunity to gi
rid of their sins presented itself.
All sinners were unhappy. No man conl
be perfectly happy without the love of ( Id
in his heart. Every person would eventual !
go into llio presence of God without an ;
thing except a record and a conscience. Tli
only wealth that a man could take into etc
nity with him was wealth of soul throng
the grace of Ood.
Ills Argument Mriii'l ; Home.
Here Mr. Mills related the scenes thi ;
were said to have taken place at thu burnin
of the I'cmberton mill in 1-owcll , Mass. , se1
eral years ago. Several girls who were in
prisoned by the fall of the structure wei
limned to death in the ruins and wliilo ll
lljjmos were wrapping them about in :
awful winding sheet of lire they sang a by n
and continued to sing until they were stillt
by the smoke and heat. Many in the a
Uk nee were moved to tears by the rofital
this tragic incident. Mr. Mills employed
for the purpose of showing the substanti
satisfaction there was in Christianity.Vhii
ho.was speaking a man arosu in the gallei
nnd said : "By ( jod's help 1 will settle tli
question before tomorrow. " Mr. Mills wi
visibly affected by the incident and paused
moment to offer a special prayer for th
brother.
A few moments later another man arose I
the gallery and said ho had been desperate !
wicked , but wanted to quit his iiioaiiite :
right there and then. lie was not sure thi
the Lord would have anything to do wit
him , but Mr. Mills assured him that tlici
was an abundance of mercy for event lie vile
of sinners who wished to repent.
Tlio invitation was then extended to 11
who desired to begin tlio Christian lifoai
n great many stood up. It was finite r
inarkablo the way they kept rising in a
parts of the housu and Mr. Mills linal
remarked that it would bo absolutely nece
'
sary to bring the meeting lo a close , a'lthoun
it was hard to quit with such a spirit worl
ing on the hearts of the people.
Ho occupied about ten minutes In dulive
Ing some parting advice lo these who hn
begun the Christian llfo and expressed
hope that Oed would bless and keep them.
.vi.MO.vr riisiiAi : > ii : > ,
I'tMlplo Will ) Ilriirll till ) l.llht Stllgl ! to blK'CC
mid 'I'llI'll Kuril ,
Exposition hall not only did not conlai
enough seats but failed In standing room :
well , for the Immense crowd attracted to tl
last of Evangelist Mills'revival meetings 1
Omaha last night. I eng before the time si
for the opening of the services tlio hall b
gan to fill u ) ) and after 8 o'clock many po
sons were turned away. It was , perhap
the most successful meeting of the series i
every way.
Mr. llillis' solo was'It May Ho the l/i :
Time , " which ho sang with feeling an
pathos.
Evangelist Mills chose his text from Dei
tcronomy 1. , Ill : "And wo came to Kudos !
barnea. " The story of the lost tribe i
Israel was used very effectively to Illustral
how many people came very near roachii ;
the "promised land" and then turn back I
destruction. Kadchh-barnea , .Mr. Mills o
„ plained , was the List halting place of Musi
and his followers before entering Canaai
At that place borne of the Israeliti
became uneasy and doubtful ai :
llnally decidedto turn back in' '
tlio wilderness toward Egypt. Tin
had almost reached the promised laud , In
through lack of faith and perversity tin
turned back and were lost. Many men , sa
Mr. Mills , reach the ICadesh-barnea point
their lives. Some press forward cheerful
and In full faith to thu haven of rest , whi
others halt , question , lese ronlideneo ai
then turn back , only to jneot annihilation.
Kade.sh-barnea Is reached when a nu
feels that ho should ackno\vlcd |
Christ. Some people lack the mor
courage to stand up In meetings ai
nvow their faith , or their vanity clu-cl
them , or their hearts cling to some seer
vice or lust. These are the people wh
reaching Kodcsh-barnea , turn bade Into tl
wilderui'Mi of doubt and sin and are lost
"fed ( . million.
On this Idea , Mr. Mills built a strong ai
touching sermon. Numbers of those preso
wore greatly affected by Ills words , ai
many stood up to Indicate ttieir " desire
lead better lives.
.Mcrtlnpi of I bo Merit.
Several announcements for this week we
made by Mr. Mills last night. This evenli
the Hescue mission In the old I'coplo'b the
ter building , will bo opened with a unl
meeting of all t he. city churches.
Tuesday ovenins there will bo union SH
vices fur.tho Walnut Hill district in thu l-i
avenue Presbyterian church. InallothurcJ
churches there will bo services Tuesday ai
'Wednesday evenings , and in some the si
Tict * will bo continued Thursday aud F
lay. At the First Methodist church there
vlil bo a meeting Thursday night.
In Plymouth Congregational church there
vlll bo services Wednesday night.
Tomorrow afternoon at -I : ! iio'clock ) there
vlll bo n mooting In the First Congregational
hurch.
After the mectinp In the old People's
heater building tonight , an effort will bo
nado to form a permanent organbntlon of
he ushers who have assisted F.vangelist
Mills during his revival.
In the future there will bo dally noon
iriyer meetings In the Young Men's Chris
ian association rooms. Hev. Hoberts will
onduct the meeting today. The services
ire Intended for young business men and
others who can spare a few minutes during
the noon hour.
SHOT IN THE ARM.
lobn , liicl < inin : Slops ii llnllct Intended for
Another Mil n.
Hubert Parks the plumber Is confined in
the city jail for shooting .lohn .lackman , at
lJ ! : ! ) yesterday.
Parks and Hody Uedmond had a few words
n the barroom of the Lee hotel when Hed-
nond struck Parks , whereupon the latter
irew a gun ami fired at Hedmond , missing
him and hitting .lohn Jackman In the right
arm.
arm.H was llrst reported that the man was not
badly hurt , but later It was stated that thu
liailliad struck the bone , glanced off , and
iiuM not ho found by the surgeon.
Parks Is usually a peaceable citizen , but
If reports be true , was under the inlluenco
of liquor yesterday. Jackman is an em-
liloye of Cudahy's.
Hedmond was not arrested for his part in
the affair.
Trephined u Sceond Tllllr.
Dr. Berwick , assisted by medical student
T. C. Marsh , performed the second operation
of trephining yesterday on Clayton Symons ,
the la-year-old lad who had his skull crushed
by a horse's hoof about three weeks ago. At
the llrst operation two openings were made
in the skull over the right eye , and yesterday
two more were made , one in the center ami
the other over thu left eye. A second opera
tion was necessary for the reason that it was
not safe to keep the little patient under the
influence of the anesthetic a sufficient period
of time to do it all at once. The danger of
inflammation is thu only thing to be feared
In the case.
MiiuliTlly Nul- .
Dr. Berwick will go to Kalamayoo , Mich. ,
next Friday to visit hi.s grandmother , who is
b'J years old.
Members of the local Masonic lodge and all
resident Masons are requested to meet at
Masonic hall at 1 o'clock this afternoon to
attend the funeral of Thomas H. Hichardson ,
which takes place at ! i o'clock.
The entertainment given by tlio Fourth
ward school Saturday evening was quite a
success , both as an entertainment and finan
cially. Fourteen dollars was readied and
will b < used for purchasing a snare drum for
the school.
Not from a lliitm'lul : Stundpnltit.
" 1 do not recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Hemedy from a financial standpoint , for wo
have others in stock on whick wo make a
larger profit , " says Al Magglnl , a prominent
druggist of Braddoek , Pa. , "but because
many of our customers have spoken of it in
the highest praise. U'esell more of it than
any similar preparation we have in the
store. " For sale by druggists.
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IAST : nit SOUTH
J.llll tillWllllllHl ! KlllltP.
The short linu to St. Louis iind quick
est route south.
Only If" hours to Hot Springs.
Only ; > ' , ) hours to Now Orleans.
Only ; ! S1 hours to Atlanta.
Only 52 hours to Jacksonville.
With corresponding fust time to all
points oust and south. Hound Irij :
tickets to Hot Springs , Now Orleans ,
Lake Charles , Galveston , San Antonio.
City of Mexico , Los Angeles , Sun Fran
cisco , Mobile , Jacksonville , Tampa , Ha
vana and all the win tor resorts ot the
south and west. Keolining cluiir cac *
free to St. Louis , Toledo anil Detroit.
Pullman buffet bleeping cars on all
trains. Baggage checked from hotels
nnd private residences to destination ,
For tickets , sleeping ear accommodation ;
and further in format ion call at Wabasl
ticket ollico , 1602 Farnam street , 01
write , G. N. CLAYTON' ,
Agent , Omaha.
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IIolidaygoodsFrbuzor , jow"ronp. p.o
A ( 'iiril.
Sarni OMAHA , Nob. , Doc. M , ISiG.-
Oii the Cth day of October , 181)2 ) , 1 in
surcil my dwelling house anil furnitun
in Porous & Berry's insurance agonc.i
of South Omaha , in the Delaware In
suraneo company , and on December 10 .
was unfortunately burned out. Upoi
December 14 the full ainou.it of the los
amounting to eight hundred and liftj
dollars ( $8oO ) was paid to mo , and I taki
this moans to advise my friends , ac
quaintanees and the public to insure ii
the above agency , thereby being sun
of prompt and equitable settlement ii
case ol an honest loss. Respectfully.
RKN'ltV SCHUI.Z.
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Everybody oats oysters. Dealers car
buy N. Y. Counts per can , ; ! 3c.
Extra Selects per can , 2oc.
Standards per can , 20c.
favorites per can , Kic.
Also bulk Standards , solid moats , ii
wanted , anil celery from L'oc toluc poi
hunch. Send vour Christmas orders al
oneo to David Cole & Co. , "The AntiMonopoly -
Monopoly Oyster House. " Goods the
very boat. No firm allowed to undorKol
us. , ' ! 1U So. 10th street , Omaha , Neb.
The Gorman Savings bank is stll !
climbing their growth has been re'
inarkablo. .lust think , the last bank o :
twenty organized in the city. The
lust published statements show thai
they have passed twelve of the aides !
c tablishcd banks in the line of de
posits.
Now is the time to open iv savings
account ; got ready for the World's fair ,
l.nw lliillni.ul ltale Tor thn llolliliiyN ,
Tickets on sale at one anil one-thin'
faro for the round trip via. the Cliiciigc
it Northwestern railway , December "I ,
25,2(1 ( , ! ! 1 and January 1 and - ' , good re
turning until January U. City tiolcol
otlico 1401 Farnam Direct.
G. F.'iwf , C. P , & T. A
H. H. HITCH IK , General Agent.
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Heal estate.
bargains only.
My word is good.
W. G. Albright
621-2-3 N. Y. Life bid ? .
t'uni | > loti > Xv Stui'K nl I'liniltnris
All goods marked low In plain figures ,
UlIAS. SlIlVICllIUK Al CO. ,
1200 , VMS and 1210 Jj'uruiun St.
l < Yt9cong ! and interior tlouorutlnsr ; do
sl iis and estimates furnishod. lletir
Luhiuuiin , loUS DuiiL'Uis strpuU
Holiday goodsFron/.or , jow'r , opp , p.o
\V1LL \ RAISE THEIR WAGES
Assistant General Manager Allen of the Rock
Island Talks of iSo'Striko ,
WILLING TO TREAT WITH EMPLOYES
Willie Ilin Order of Iliilltrny TrloRrnphers
U Not llrM > Kiilrr < l on tlin Itnnd , the
Operators Acliutlly I2tiitluj'e < l Mny
I'rciiiiiit
The strrke of tlio lloek Island operators
nmy not prove successful , l ut thu men ami
women on that railroad system who do their
long distance miking In the tick-tack lan
guage uro likely to have a now schedule , of
wa es and other desirable concessions In the
not distant future , The authority for this
statement is no less a person than Mr. W. I.
Allen , assistant general manager of the Hock
Island.
For the last two weeks Mr. Allen hasheon
In flmrgu of affairs east of the Missouri
growing out of fie strike , whllo Superin
tendent Uiinlai ) lias hilil command of
tlio campaign west of the river.
The assistant general manager made
hts headquarters in his special ear , which
has been stationed most of the tlmo at
Davenport , that being a strat egle point for
both the Omaha and this Iv'ins.is City lines.
Yesterday he came over to thu river to view
the situation in this quarter and he was ac
companied by Mr. A. H. Swift , superintend
ent of telegraph.
When seen by a reporter both gentlemen
talked frankly of the events of the strike
and with little show of bitterness. When
asked if there was a possibility of treating
with the strikers Mr. Allen replied :
"The strike is over , everything is running
smoothly and there is no occasion for nego
tiations with strikers. When the self-ap
pointed commltti'o of the Order of Hallway
Telegraphers called on us wo knew from a
canvass of our employes that It did not
represent a majority of the operators. Wo
declined to treat with Unit committee minor
the circumstances , Imt at the same time wo
sent our agents and operators a circular noti
fying them that wo were ready to confer
with a regularly appointed , truly representa
tive committee at any date ID be named by
them. The telegraphers of our system are
now selecting delegates for such a confer
ence , and they will be mot by the olllcials in
a spirirof fairness. "
Milling l Sign u Se.ile.
" Is the company ready to make any con
cessions t" was asked.
"Tho officials have met the firemen , brakemen -
men and other employes in conference and
agreed on schedules , and \vo are ready to
treat with the operators in the sumo man
ner. The results of such a conference might
not be accurately forecast , but here is a set
of rules we drew up in anticipation of meet
ing a committee of these employes. "
I Hero Mr. Allen exhibited a printed sheet
with about a do/.en rules. The first provided
that no operator should be discharged with
out cause , and if he thought he was wrong
fully let out there was provision for taking
his ease to superior officers and having a full
wearing. Kmployes required to attend court
hero to lie allowed full time. Overtime waste
to lie paid pro ratn. Telegraphers wuro not
ti > be discriminated against because they
belonged to any order. Tlio minimum ol
wages was to be $15 a month , except in those
eases in which the company provided living
rooms , lights and -fuel free , when the mini
mum was to bo $40.
' Wo have about ! 200 stations , " explained
Mr. Allen , "at which wo provide our tolegra
pliers with living rooms ig.tho depot as well
as fuel and light. The value of these per
quisites wil.1 average ? IS a month , anil ii :
some western states where the coal Is hlgli
it will be nearer -0 , so that a $40 nun :
would really bo getting the equivalent of $ , " > ;
How does this compare with thedcmandh
of the committee ? "
"The committee asserted in tlio news
papers that it asked for a minimum of S-iri : i
month , but as a matter of fact tlio lowesf
salary it demanded was iliO. Then it had n
clause calling for an additional 6 per inontl.
for putting out switch lights , and anothci
providing for $1 per hour for over time. Tlu
committee has made a list of all the offices
on the system and put opposite each the sal
ary demanded. "
Suys tlio Ol-ilrr Aslinl Too .Much.
And hero Mr. Allen displayed a type
written document which he said was a copj
of the committee's list. The salaries rangei
from i' > 0 to sluO per month , the latter foi
dispatchers.
' Mow much of an increase did the committee
mitteo ask for ! " ' queried the scribe ,
"We figured that the advance demanded
would average about 40 per cent over tin
entire system , " said Mr. Allen. "Thu wages
of the operator in tlio general ofllco al
Omaha was raised from fill ) to t'.IO , at Conn
cil HlutTs from jGO to * MJ , at Albright fron
7,1) to & 0 , at b'outh Uend from Sou to 0.r
plus the $3 for putting out the. switch lamps
our Denver ollico a young lady had expresses
hetself as satisfied with her $ ( V ) salary , be
cause it was moro than she could make al
anything else , but the committee proposes
to raise it to ' .K ) . At Colorado Springs then
Is a bright young fellow who has the mate
rial for a good operator , but he is only 1(5 ( 01
17 years old. Tlio committee raised his scali
from $0(1 ( to $100 and that for the night mat
at the same point from flW to J'.tU. ' These an
fair samples of tlio unreasonable advanci
proposed by the committee , not to mcntloi
$1 an hour for extra time , free pas -es foi
families and other burdensome rules , anil 1
think : business men would be stunned by anj
Mich demand from their employes. "
"There have been conflicting reports , Mr
Allen , about the extent of the strike. Him
you any objections to stating how many inei
actually went out ; "
" 1 thiuk ! WO would bo an outside figure , '
ho answered without hesitation , "and wi
had ( > : ) employes in that branch of thu scr
vico. Not one of the fifty-two dispatcher !
went out.
Wan Xnl Kr ) > iTj'Mlith ; ( ' .
"You said the late committee did not rep
resent your employes fairly. "
"Wo interviewed .ri7. > of our telegraphers
and iiU'J ' of them signed memorials stating
that they did not wish to lie. represented by
a committee of the Order of Hallway Teleg
raphers. We ottered to treat with that
committee if it could show that It was
authorised to represent a majority of our
men , and wo gave It a week in which to get
such authority , but it failed to no so. "
What about the report of an tinusua
number of accidents ! "
"That is nn outrageous falsehood eircu
lated by the strikers to injure the company
I am prepared to say truthfully that then
have been fewer accidents on our road din
ing the past ten days than for any othei
like period during the past two yearn This
is probably duo to the fact that all em
ployes are taking extra precautions to prevent
vent thum. There has been only one ucci
dent during thu ten days and that was ;
broken wheel on a tea train. There havi
a No been reports of blockades. Why , las
Sunday , when Ihn strike was supposed to lit
at Its worst , twenty-two fiibl freight tralni
passed Davenport , including nine stocl
trains from the Indian Territory , and the ;
worn in Chicago in time to unload the i.-attli
ut 8 o'clock Monday morning. It is nisi
untrue that wo have been sending train :
over tlio Northwestern and other lines. "
"Have the strikers shown any violence o :
damaged any property' "
"Tho only damage , I think. " replied Mr
Allen , "has been the cutting of wires in 11 vi
ak'mg
The only Pure Cream of Tartar 1'owiler , No Ammonia ; No Alum.
Uied iu Millbas of Homes 40 Years the Standard *
or six jilnrps. In' , some cnscs the Strikers
have IntliiiUlntxxl operators whom they
coiilil not roax .ifom their Ue.v.i. Alwwt Ill-
Icon have been , csijoleil nml hiilllotl to quit.
Sonin oWene ilotlors hnvo been sent to
faithful fenmlo apcratoi-s with the pur | ose.
1 snpitose , ot > nl ( < irnillii ( ; them. Koine of
those have irnclittl the ofllclals tln-oucjli rcl-
utlvea nf the jTiiuif ; women ntiil have been
hiuuloil over in trtncloKam forinvestlfriitlon. "
"Hrlelly. then. Mr. Allen , what Is the situation -
ation at present ( "
I > rrylliltin Hiiiiiilne ; Smoothly.
"Within u few days after the strllto was
onloreil wo hutltmoro teletiraiihers than we
tiectlwl. Wo iwiw have , a number of extra
men at distributing points roaily to po
out at n moment's notloe to take the plnee of
any employo IIM weak-kneed to hold his
plaoe npntnst the iileadln s or the threats of
the strikers. We have huil the pick of a
laive number of men nnd have a bettor force
than two weeks apo. Kver.v oflieo but one
east of the Missouri is lllleil , and that is the
yard oflleo in Council niufl's. which we have
decided to abandon. West of the river only
three olliros , and those in the Indian Terri
tory , wore unsmiplied this inonilnjr. We
have been thinking of closing those oftlces. "
"Are you tukliu ; hack any of the strikers"1
"I-'rom sixty to seventy-live of the Mtviklnp
teleprrnphria have been reinstated. Those
are llrst-class men. with families , whom we
have reason to think have learned a lesson
and will be faithful to the company. "
"Von mltfht say , " added Mr , Swift , "that ,
with the exeeptkin of dispatchers , we novel
ask him whether lie belongs to the Order ol
H'.itlway TclojnMpliers or any other orgaui/a-
lion.Vo do not question their ripht It
organlrc. We do make that distinction wllli
ilisiiatehers , because they ha\e operators
lliuier them and It would impair the dlS'
ciplino If they all beloiiKcd to tlio same
organization.1
You don't want a torpid liver ; you ilon't
want a bad complexion , you don't want a
bad breath ; you don't want a headache.
Then use Do Witt's Uttlo Early Hlsurs , thu
famous little pills.
Holiday goodstiYciizor , jow'r , opt ) , p.o.
Water routs duo .lunuury 1 , paysiblo
nt company's oflieo , Bicn tiiihlini ; ; < 5 per
cunt uiscount allowed It psiid on or be
fore January I. Ollleo open Wednesdays
und Siiturduys till S p. m.
See the eolobnited Sohmcr piano at
Ford As Oliarlton Music Co. , leOS Dodge.
Which would you rath
er have , if you could have
your choice , transparent
skin or perfect features ?
All the world would
choose one way ; and you
can have it measurably.
If you use Pears' Soap
and -Live wholesomely
j
otherwise , you will have
the best complexion Na
ture 'has Tor you.
All sorts of stores sell
it , especially druggists ;
all sorts of people use it.
If von hive CIniinl'nes '
! recldus Is iioxt
your f'ion It , to
Uirty. Godliness.
How to Cure Freckles
IN 3 DAYS.
MME. M. YALE'S
LR PREGKLfl
WILL DO IT.
Plncotho hoclnnlneof the n-o-lil pretty fucai Iriva
been Hpollod with frockhttt anil thn most ljtautU\i
cumpluiloii.t hliljun up by those un-mnly blomlshuj ,
LA FRECKLA
In tlin onlr curn ever known. Illtrovcrcil hy MM (
M. VAI.i : , the ivnrl.l.fiunoil HiMinty anil ( ' ( iiMpluxlon
fpoclall't. Mnui. Vnlii hus t runicI rruwnoil hoail
of Kiirnpu. Imlh-siil the Whltu linu.is. an I ( lie celeb
rities ol the world. Write her In conihlcnco. Shu
can make you bcaiitltul. She can iiiukn yon yiinnu
iiKiiln. Turn cray Imlr tu Its natural color. Nodyi :
ii-etl nothliiK bni niodlcine. lie can ili'vclop your
huNt.tlll out your sunken chf't , cure you ol any V.U' ]
bloiulsh. tft'inl lor her lainous Itt'ituty ItooK. it wll
b < i mailed 3011 free. All ot Mine. \ ale's reineile ) <
\slll he shipped you from < hlcuuo , or you can ie !
thc.m from your uru tflst. He will net Ilium lor you
Ootiyonr < 1ruiKl t on Monday anil net ft bottle nl
l.n Frnekla. t.the U homo aud apply itacroMliu U
illroollons on .MondayTuesday unit Wednesday , nn 1
on i5uiuliiy > on will not have iv treckle. Votircoiiv
ple.lonrill ho 114 perfect as when u llttlu baby. Thli
Uubsolutuiy Hue. I'll
Mme. M. Yale's Temple of Beautj
HGSIaloSt. ,
CAUTION.
KBNXKUV'S
Are NhVKIl Sold
IN HULK ,
ONLV IN BOTTLES
WITH
TIIADE M llKLAHHLi
CURB
A newanj complrtu treatment. conihallni ; of Sup
pniUorkulntwoot in Capiiilori , ulxj In tioi inn
I'llln. A posltlvocuru lor Kil.-rniil , Inturnul , mini
iiiu'utuu.1 I'r Kiilin A Co.i . solo i
rner Ulli u'l ' I im in 4t * tuts Dunlin Nub.
ARE TROUBLING YOU !
W I'll , conic nd have them DX j.uim I Ujr oar optlfln-
reeuf rharue , unl. If no > siry. title I lth u ' patrol
ourl'KIIKH.ll'IHNM'KOJ'AOl.Kiur KVH li'l.A H
MlHid ; ki'it In the World II youilonot iifol ilii > < 4u <
wu will < ll you no undiilviiu ym whHt to do. liol.l
M'KOTAUI.KS or KVK DIMSSKS I'ltWM ti , ' I'l'
I'luln , inuike , bliio or irhUuKlmsuj , for | > rulectln.-tlu
urea , Iruin 6'Ju u pair u p.
& Bro.Co
Max Meyer , .
Jewelers and Opticians.
Faruaiu uuU I'moouiSUuut
Both the mcthptl nnil results xvlicu
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
nnd refreshing to flio taste , and ncta
Emily yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
ivcr and Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem cfl'ectually , dispels colds , head
aches and fevers and cmvs habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to the taste nnd tic-
ceptahlo to tlio stomach , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects , prepared only fro'n the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all nnd have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in COc
and SI bottles by all leading' drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. lo ) not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FIIANCISCO , C4L.
LOUISVILLE , KY. HEW YORK. N.Y.
BOCTOH , : McGKJEW.
1 n treatment of nil forms ot
IJlseases.
Anil nU Weakness inn ) Dlsor.ler of
V ! " " ' ' lll ! ; ! of foiiniKp. Ambition anil VIi -
i tullty. Kiizliteen ycuis ot tlio tuost ru-
ir.nrkublu Mic-i-L'HS In the treatment of thH cliv s ( if
illM'ni-08. which Is proven by th universal toMlmo-
ny ut thoiisnmlt who Inivo been cureil.Vrltutor
circulars nml qiivhtloii l
1'Sitli null I'nriittiii OimiIiiiVof :
- T'll IS -
Ladies' ' Perfect
SYRINGE.
1 lie only perfect rngln.il
nnil rictul 5)rliio ( In the
norhl
It Is the only Syrlnpo ev
er Invented hy which VIIRI-
nJi.'CtlQiis , . : m by ,1,1
lsu-reil without lenk-
Ineuna Bolllnu the cloth-
Ini ! or nccesiltiulni : tlio
use of u vusiH'l , ami which
ran also lip. used lor rectal
Injection * or Irrigation.
t-OKT ltrilii-il HIJUt
ASP n A ii u uuniiuu
Price S3.QO.
Mi'.ll onli-rifollcllpil.
TheAIoe&PenfoldCo , ,
Jinili S/roef ,
NK.VI' TO I'OsTOrriCK.
I'liyMi'liuib' pie erlitlon3 |
accurately prepared at
low prices.
Omaha's Newest Hotel
COR. 12TI1 AND HOWARD STS.
40 Itocmis nt f..M per day.
10 Knows nt fl.O'J ' per day.
SOltroms null Until at ( J.U ] pcnl.iy.
BO Rooms n Ith llath ut i3 9 to } I.W per ilny.
AUGUST 1st
Alnilurn In I\IT.V : ICi > Mii > rt.
> 'ly I'nriils
C. S. ER3 , Prop.
PAIINAM ST. , Hotwcon loth and 10th
Streets.
W. A , PAXTON , JR. , PROPRIETOR
Ilavlns nssiitnoil tlio inaiincaincnt of the
Morclnuith1 Iliitol , I will in.il.o mirh Improve-
ninnts and uliunicc IIH will niako this liuiisa
onuuftlioliostitt wlik'li tostop In Omaha.
Tliurciinlroinonti mil wtiim nf ull iiutron
will liu earefullv illtunilfil to Huln 11,01
I'ontrnlly littMtuil Uns holol oll'on .siL'lal ] ut
truutloiis In Iho travollii' pnhili' , A contluu
nnuoof Its rormcrllburnl | i.trouiin : : Is ro.pu ct
fully iisUoil. W. A. I'AXTON.JR
OMAHA , Doe. I , IsJi
IBU uruvo trouble the foro-
riliinor of Hint Uroad fuu , -
Consumption ,
SPECIFIC OXYGEN-
a liroiithiiii ; In'.atmi.'nt , Is u
Klml hiirpr.bu to tlio nnxioiit _
RiilTuror.wliom It iv Moves with lluino ( iuiiuriitur
tin ) ilrst iuhnliitiou , anil IMIIOS , really
euro * In a brief apurc , ut homo.
1OOOO INTELLIGENT PEOPLE
lisivc losorlcd to It , and OIMT
"OXYGEN BOOK , "
V'ruu , tcllH of ihulr experience.
THE SPEGIFIG OXYGEN GO , ,
Sulto.rjlO lioely BhlK , Onmliii.
DR.R.W , BAILEY
Toftli Filloa With
out Pain l y tlij
IjiltB-itlllVUH-
Uun.
Tooth Extracted Without Pain or
Dnngor.
A I'ull Set of Teclli on Kuliber for $5.01. $
1'iTfoi-L lit Rimnmtueil Tct-tli oxtrautoil In the
inunilni : . c T onus liiacitoJ In tliu evouliu ul u t >
day.
i-i'U H'OC Inicni of licni'ivnl'lo IlrliUo.
Mlastlo I'lnt'j.
Ftaiinrliii | > iinuf Fleiillilo
All v\urU nurnuiloil n > I0irosoiilcil. |
Office Third FloorPaxton Block ,
'Jclcplioni ! HISJ ] i ; | | | unit I'lirnani Hts.
Tuie vlnvator ut ttalnvay fium lutli M cnlriii
"rlfpA"TABULEF. > < V" > tp5 !
. tliu i-ioiuiu'h.lltvr nUT.o > la. rurJ-g
S If thu li' oil , rf ito mul ttli iu l | J
line bctl nntllruie Knuwufor tllmui-
' h "ailarlie , l < ul llmrii , ( c' ' < t o
' > * * < ' *
does JuMvunt ftir C.lirlstiniis ? Thill's tlic question that ugltittuH the
feminine iniiul tltrougluitit this broiul liuul Unlay , mill , In truth , tluit
sanio iniiul nitlicr enjoys tlio ugitntidii. It Is pleasant this plan
ning ami scheming ; this making-ami liuyinp ami hiding awny
In dark nooks and forbidden rooms these Christmas nifts , till tha
all eventful day. Hut we all enjoy It we men as well. What
a man want ? That's the poser. There's hundred's of things yon
can buy for boys and trls ! and school friends and sisters aiut
mothers and wives but a man-he's so dllVcrent. "There's si >
few things that a man wants that don't cost a fortune , " says ono
woman who's all tired out shopping Hut she's wrong. If your
particular "he" is a republican , buy him an umbrella ( he'll ueod
"protection" ) . We've all sorts line to S1.50. Then
likes slippers every man does likes to put 'em on and put lite
feet up hif-her than his head-and pull'a f-ood cigar iU c to ! & 1.S'0 >
( that's the price of the slippers1. Then men like to be "colluYed"
by a pretty woman , and they even enjoy it If they're "culled" b'y
one. IJest all linen collars or culls 'J5c a pair. Then if he's a drcat
. . . fll . V
.MM- * MI.M
blow buy him handkerchiefs -plain or fancy Be lOe 15c 20c
25C. We
to call your attention to a hundred do/.cn full si/.e linu .Japanese *
silk hemstitched haiulkcrohicfs the fifty-cent Uhul at 2Sc each.
Then there's neckwear a safe think to "tie"'to , always. Aside
from the old standby shapes at Inc 'Jne U5c we show elegantly
gotten up scarfs at 'ISc ( iSc 75c ! )0c ) $1.00. Then there's snfc
pendors. Aside from regular H ' HS ! , ( Inc to 75cvc ) show novel *
ties designed especially
Christmus in silks ami satins all colors plain or embroidered
the finest goods made in individual boxes $1.00 to $2.25. Thcro'a
( loves and mittens mufflers ISc to $ ' 2.00 an especially attractive
line of handsome colors in cashmere and cra/.y cloth at 50. : . Then
there's jewelry culV buttons , lever or link watch guards scurf *
pins studs buttons and so on. Our corner window with each at >
ticle marked with its price tells you where to buy your "malo"
presents for
OPEN TILL 9 P. SATURDAYS , IO P. M.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF COMPLETING
THE WOBLD'S FAIR TOWER ,
NOW IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION ,
The Worlds' Fair Tower Company
No\v olTors nn issue of Ji.ilOO allures of 10
iuiitil ! : stocK ai p'H' , full-til ] ) : ( anil noli
assessable. The uiiilil ! ] : stoi-lc is $2,000.-
000. ( lividotl into liO,000 shares of $100
eiiuh.
Outside of this isRiio n coiiaulonible
portion of the capital t-toclc IUIH al randy
licoii allotted to the sue < Tibors. This
ishiio is now oll'crod to the public , and
the subscription hook's are upon at the
ollico of R 1) . Muir. Boo IHiiluiny , Oma
ha. Nob. , anil will oloao on tlio 121th day
of December , IS- ! ) , all ! o'clock p. in.
Subscriptions will bo payable as fol
lows :
" > 0 per cent on application.
UO pur cent on allotment.
10 per cent 00 iliiys nftor allotment.
'
All pavmunts to bo made to Chnrl'Ss I * .
KnMon , "Trustee. ' Allotments will bi
made immediately after the close of ttitJ
Bulcrijtion ) books.
The right is reserved to reject nny
subscription inhole or in part. If any
subscription is wholly rojpcled th < 5
amount deposited , on application , will
be returned , if only a part of the
amount applied for by the applicant ie
allotted to such applicant the surplus )
amount paid on application will bo ap
plied on the sums duo under the allotw
inoiit.
PREFERENCE
n the alloltnont of share * to nppUeinU will bJ given in the order of thu receipt of
uch apnlication by the iiuthorl/.o i agent of the comnany namud. -
CONSERVATIVE ESTIMATE OP EARNINGS.
Passengers per hour 10,000
Allowing 10 hours per day , equals ] ? , ! ' ! , !
At CO cun la for ouch passenger on mils , pur day SfoU.OUU
IMHlnys that the Fair will bo open equals * J,000,000
Kovciiuo from concessions tind smlo of Souvenir Hook and Modal of
the Tower , owifcd by the Tower Company 400,000
$ ! ) , -100,00 ( >
ESTIMATE OP EXPENSES.
Operating expenses for the ISO days ? HJt.OOl „
2J per cunt ot gross onrnings ( * ! l , 100,000) ) to bo paid to the
World's Columbian K.Nportion 2i5i,000 ! ) $2.703,009
Deducting thin from the groM receipts nivoa ( M5U7,000
Kqiiivalont to ! ' , : U nor cent on tlio entire capital of the company of $ li,000,000
The ofllcoiM of the World's Kaliohlliiuitot.lwt the daily admissions to the Fair
will rise above 200,000 people. Our capacity for carrying uassoii'orri { In our Ploo-
trie Oars in maldiif. aseousloiifl and deseontioiia of the TOWKU in 12,000 people per
hour , nnd wo coiilldontly couiitou lO.OOJpor hour. Tblswill bj found a inodorato
estimate when duo repaid is had to the nttrac-tivoiicja J of the TOWKU and tha
UAHH experience iillordod by n trip to the top.
The TOW UK i located opposite the WOMAN'S nillLDINO , nt the Hustora
Kntranco of the MlinVAY I'LAIbANCK in the WORLD'S KAIUCiHOL'.NDS.
Kuoli pot-son , in milking tlm ascent and dosceiit of the TOWKU , gain" u view of the
entire KXI'OSITlON IHULDLNHiS , , , . , , , -
The TOWFil Is ovotSOU feet high and 210 fojt In cUmnotor. U ro.julros . nlno
complete turns to roach the top , the [ jrado boiiiu' oijhtpor conln rldo of two mllo9
in inakiii" the iiscunt nnd dancunt ; n iiis-quoiilly , nhio dllTurunt pictures urn observed -
served ofilio WOKU'S ) KAIJUmoUN US us thu iiscontU mado. A view from
the OI5SKHVA I'OHV KLOOK not onlv i-'lvos the vast I'uiior.-nn.i nt vo-ir feet , but
iil'oclvos the " ou'-iMphical posilior of tli WORLD'S KAIK 1UTI LDINCiS , HO that
nftor making ttio ascent ol the TOWKU uuy porsoa can go un-'uidedfi-om bmldlnif
l ° the intention to Imvo two F1T.L HANDS on the On.SKUVATOHY
FLOOK-A UUAHS HAND and a ( JOMI'IJOTK STJUNO OUC'llKSTUA which
will plav ullcrimtdv from Uio opoiilni , ' ( I HH > FAIR in the morning untu the ' clprfa
nt night. AnOUC'HKsrKA will ubj ! bu localea in tlio oontor of the gro ttl'OWbll
RKSTAUUANT at tlio bottom.
THE WORLD'S FAIR TOWER COMPANY.
WILLIAM IIAMI'DKN JOII.VS'J'ONK , I'roiitdont and General.Miinugor.
' ' ' "
TnVM'wcKoJVn'i NKxr'Vsb' UK AUVANCKD TO 20 PKU
'CKNT J'UKMJUM. AXU SlTHSKiJIJKNT ISStJIW FUKTHKU INCUKASiiD AB
THHTOWKK APlMtOACIIF.S CO.MI'LKTIO.V.
Money may bo eont by Uogistovod Letter , Postolllco Money Order , Lxp resg
Draft , or Hanli Cashior'sX/heulf.
For further information addrcBs or call upenD
D , MUIRBee Bi
1704 Farnam Street ,
OMA.HA"Nnild.
Agent for the Vv orld's Fait1 Tower Company.
Call and sea Arohltoot/B Pinna