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TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, Al'itTL 22, 1J)00.
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Dress Goods
A brilliant showing of all the new spring j
dress goods. Monday's values aro un
doubtedly the most extraordinary bargains!
over offered.
All wool tweed suitings, English coverts,
silk nnd wool plaids, nil wool Fren-h dc5
beige. English ctamlncs, satin bcrberu, fan yf
mohair, two-toned nrmures, Frcn -h serges,
Oerman bonrlettas, and a complete variety I
of now silk nnd wool novelties In nil colors,!
including black. Go on special
milo on front bargain square, j V-f Q,
J'W ju.ia...... .... ...
New Black Dress Goods
100 pieces or now nil k and monair err
pons In nil the latest nnd mot exclusive do
signs, with that rich black lustre, In all tho
now blister effects. Cropons thnt are worth
3.00 ynrd, go on special sale In our black
goods department Monday only
98C nnd$1.25
Black Brilliaiitiiies
Extra special, bh leader for Monday, we
plac on special sale 300 pieces black figure.
brllllantine. Just the thing for separal
atcE
fiklrtn and street dresues, actually worth
fOc ynrd. Oo on wpoclal
bain Monday (limit 8 yds. to
a customer), per yard
19c
00 pieces oi the choicest fabrics shown
this season, including two-toned granites,
new crystal bengallnes, homespun suitings,
Scotch mixtures, novelty checks, camel's
lialr chovlots, English coverts nnd storm
ficrgos In every new nnd dcslrabla color.
Goods that nro sold closwhero
for 1 yd., go on special
nalo Monday, per yd
49c
An Immeuso selection of alt tho new plain!
weaves so much In vogue for plain tall r
made suits. Now French whipcords, new
K.igllsh granite cloth, new vlgcraux suitings,!
nil k finished poplins, Including reversible!
golfing cloths In every new shade nnd tint
nliown. Positively worth $1.25 yd.
Monday tho entire lot go on
iipeclal salo nt, per
yard
69c
Silk Sale
AnotSier now lot of swell foulnrds, 75
pieces, consisting of nil tho new fnshlonnblo
Hhados of grny, now blues, automobile, helio
tropes, resedas, black and whlto, blue and
white. Wo sell moro foulards than all
other stores combined. Our price for Mon
day, only
58c. 69c, 98c
Over 2,000 yards flno Imported grenadines
made to sell at $1.50 and $2.00 yd, In Persian
patterns, Rtrlpes and mohair and silk gren
udtnes. .Many among tho lot
nro very sheer. Our price
Monday In ono lot, yd
67c
65 pieces panne satins In 25 different
ahades nnd black cream and white. The
very latest thing for wnlsts. They nr soft
finish llko liberty satins, only much
Ktrongor, and actually worth
$1.00 yard, our prlco Monday,
yard
50c
Black Taffeta Specials
CO-lnch wldo black taffeta, worth 75c, .
go at, yd 4(C
7-lnch wldo black taffota, worthnn
$1.25, go ut, yd btJC
QC-lnch wldo black taffeta, worth $1.50,nQ
o nt yd O0D
Black Japanese" Wash Silks
tl-lnch wldo wash silk, worth 59c, gOnC
t, yd 00C
127-Inch wldo wash silk, worth $1.00, cn
Co at, yd ObC
SS-lnch wldo wash allk, worth $1.25,
go at, yd (oG
$1.00 Silks on Bat-gain
Sqi
i u are 49c.
Over 3,000 ynrda of all kinds of dresB,
waist nnd lining silks. Cheney llros' foul
nrds, 117-Inch printed Japanese silk, black
Ibrocaded silks nnd satins, colored brocades
and fnncy tnffotas, black satins,
49c
Mark tnffotns, black chinas, all
go at, yd
WOODBURY'S
Facial Soap and Facial Cream
Aro mnfln especially for the face and to
cloaiwo and purify tho delecato skin of the
liuman body. If used dally In
toilet nnd bath will clear tho
complexion and keep tho skin
young nnd fresh.
Woodbury'H racial Soap,
Facial Cream, Violet Powder
end Dentlal Cream. Hegular
jjrlco 2.'.c OUH I'HICE ISc
WOODIIUHY'S Hair Tonic keeps the
Ualr soft nnd fluffy. PRICE 40c.
DRUG DEPARTMENT
Embroideries
2,000 yds 27-lnch swlas nnd nulnsook em
hrolderled nnd hemstitched skirt
flouncing, Just tho
thing for children's dresses
uud aprons, go at
15c
Kour grand lots of embroidery nnd Inser
tion In nil widths, nnd n great variety ot
neat and showy patterns, go on bargain
equnro at
34c, 5c, 74c and 10c yd.
ODDITIES OF THE DIRECTORY
Funny Sido of Mr. MoAvoj'a Compilation
for Nineteen Hundred.
SIDESPLITTING SURNAMES IN OMAHA
(Ir. Iliitrlirlor In a llrni-dlcl nnil Mr.
llrnrillet Is it llnolirlur l,onuct
An mi' In Hie Hook In
Tlilhtlrllmnlulit.
To tho thoughtful nnd tho Inquisitive tho
pew city directory Just issued presents au
Interesting study. Thero Is much moro to It
than a dry glossary of nature and Industries,
(t Is rich In local color, full ot the fruits
if careful research, whllo to the Imagination
Its left tho pleasant task of supplying the
nnwrltton chapters concerning the lives an 1
loves of the numerous characters In u groat
urban drama.
In tho nameB themselves thero Is not n
llttlo to ongago tho attention, but perhnps
tho best way to study Mr. McAvoy's latent
work Is to obsorvo tho names in connection
with tho Industries which follow them. This
presents ono of the most striking anomalies
of tho directory. Thero Is seldom a tracsable
relation between nomenclature und occupa
tion, though to this rule thero aro excep
tions, notably theso: Edward Hump Is a
ibutcher, and so Is John It. lluchor. This
Is observing tho tltneas of things, but when
ono tunib to another page and llnds that
James U Ham Is a harness maker, and to
etUl others to find that Henry V. 1'ltt U a
RAILROAD
Almost Sound and Perfect
CARPETS
Nearly Given Away.
Rugs and Oilcloths Same Way,
$1,50 CARPETS, all perfect, for 69c yard.
All the .absolutely sound and perfect Mo-
quctte, Wilton, Velvet and Axmlnster enrpets. In all tho new and styl
ish pattern, wl h nnd wi h out borders, go at G9c yd. None worth lesa
.than $1 10 yd, and most of It worth $130 yd, nt
,65c All Wool Ingrain Carpel 25o strictly
lull wool inrrrnln carpet, soino of it slightly sollod,
none of H bmlly uumnned, go at 12oc yard
Trunk of it, all wool carpet Joe yurd.
$50 Wilton Rugs go at $15 Each
All llln 1.1 1 Avmtn.afn. fnm(ntn n rt .1 WlUnn rttiru In ila tlaVTUl
... i., i. , ,iA,iiiiiuivt vuwiu mm
oriental patterns, highest class rues made,
leu) than $50.00.
Go aa
long
as the
quantity
lasts, at
each ....
IBll
$1,25 RugS 49C All tho body Brussels,
Moquette, Axminstor and Velvet rugs
that generally sell at $1.25, at, each
BETTER SHOES and for LESS
THAN
Our Shoe
In the Basement
5c
for Infante' 35c colored
In the Basement
75c
for ladles' shoes, ladles' slippers,
ladles' strap sandals, youths' shoes
and misses' shoes.
15c Silk Ruching 2ac
3,000 yards silk rucliing,
juby stylo, all colors worth
15c, choice at
2!c yd
clork and William II. Taylor a nurse, tho
Irony of tho situation appeals to him nnd
ho makes up his mind that tho ancient
scheme of liuman nomenclature, according
to which men took their names from their
occupations, is an exploded theory.
HenlN In l"nrtn.
Hut the now city directory le no respectar
ot theories. It deals In facts, and If the
theories don't happen to dovetail Into tho
facts, so much tho worso for tho theories. ,
Ilnrn lu nnnllinr trlnl alinttsirnil Vitr thn linnn. '
clastic Mr. McAvoy. Ho says tho name
Smith Is not tho most common namo in
Omaha! Think of that! Tho dear, patient,
much-satlrcd, long-suffering Mr. Smith has
been dethroned and thnt to roako room for
Mr. Johnson.
Here nro tho figures: Smith, 363; John
son, 407.
Nor do tho wonders ceaso hero. Mr.
Jonea nnd hid neighbor, Mr. rirown, wero
always supposed to ho pretty numerous,
but both combined they could llttlo moro
than carry tho city ns against tho house of
Anderson. The rcturna aro an follows:
Andorson, 339; Jones, 132; Browns, 252.
So tho Johnsons and tho Andersons are
In tho nscendnncy In Omaha, with tho
Smiths, Jones and Drowns classed with tho
"also rans," Next In point of numorlcal
strength aro tho Swansons, who number an
oven 100. Tho foregoing figures aro given
without roference to tho Johnstons, of
whom there uro 33, or to tho Andersens, of
whom there aro 16.
Thero aro four more Smiths In tho di
rectory of 1900 than In that of 1899, whllo
during tho year Just passed tho Jones
colony haB beon ro-enforced by thirteen
and tho Drown colony by twenty-two. It
may be remarked In passing that thero
TOMORROW MONDAY BEGINS THE GRAND
J1B0 All
25c
All
to 12x15
luiiuu . "Pi" . ,v i
and none of them -worth
Nouo
worth
less
than
Fifty
Dollars
Some of
these
have
been
w ot they
go at
49c
OILCLOTH
MATTING
i
ANY OTHER DEALER ON EARTH CAN GIVE YOU NOW OR ANY OTHER TIME
Departmsnf in the Basement will eVen turn out more shoes than any two shoe stores in
Omaha, and our Fine Shoe Department on Main Floor is a wonder.
In the Basement
lc
a pair for Japaneso bath-room slippers.
In the Basement
98c
for ladies' bicyclo boots, worth J2.C0.
moccasins.
In the Basemant
98c
for ladles' kid shoes, ladles' black and
tan' slippers, boys' shoes, misses'
shoes, ladles' oxford and strap sandals
50c Aprons 15c
1,000 children's whito
aprons, handsomely mado nnd trimmed with
laco and embroidery, choice on bargain
square at
15c each
aro in Omaha thirteen male adults unknown
by tho namo of John Smith.
1.0HK ami Short.
So much for tho common nameo ot tho
directory, and now fur a brief chapter on
the long and tthort cognomens. It is only
natural tbtt to a Chlnajuau ahould belong
tho distinction of having tho shortest
name. 'Along in tho "W's" can be found
tho name Wo Dr. C. L. Kong Lee Wo ot
1D22 Douglas street and Just four lines bo
low this Is ono ot tho longest names lu tho
took Wnjclochowskl. James Wajclechow
skl Is only a comon laboring man, but ho
finds lifo at 2721 Walnut street happy and
prosperous-, deaplto tho hoodoo of a patro
nymic with thirteen letters In It. Living
In tho same houso with him Is a man who
Is proprietor and business manager of tho
namo Tomczeykowskl. That they arc ablo
to get both names Into tho houso at onco
nnd still have room for their numorous
progeny l a marvel.
Then, living down nt 2321 South Twenty
sixth street Ih n blacksmith whoso name
Frank Ssxzepanluk looks llko tho zinc etch
ing of a barbed -wlro fence. It bristles
like a porcupine, and Mr. Szczepanlnk
never handles It without gloves.
But If one must go to the Celestials for
tho Hhorteat namo It doesn't follow that
ho must go to the Bohemians or Scandi
navians for tho longest one. On tho con
trary, tho longest name In tho book a
masterpiece of a surnamo with fifteen let
tersIs tho property of an American. The
namo U Thietlethwalght. To pronouncu
It ono must lisp twice and tako a hitch In
his Buspenilcrs. Thomas W. Thlstlcth
walght la a printer employed by tho Omaha
Printing company, and his namo Is never
pronounced In tho ottlco on busy days. It
is an Interesting fact In this connection
WRECK SALE
mm & son
$1 Scotch Velvet Carpets go at 49c
All the Scotch velvet, .all the 10 wire Brus
sels, with and without borders, all absolutely
new patterns, go at
Wnnl Art Snuarps SI.50 Three
bales of strictly all wool urt squares extra, heavy
snmpio piceo art squaros. in tno repuiar way
thoy would bo worth $1.50 each thoy go nt, each
$20 Rugs for $7.50 .
the Smyrna and Japanese jute
size.
$
750
ON SALE TOMORROW
In the Basement
35c
for ladles' kid comfort house
In the Basement
$1.39
for ladles' shoes that you
buy else whero for less than
B4
20c Vests for 5c
300 dozen ladies' plain
white and fancy colored summer under
vests, well mado, llslo finished, worth 20c,
go at
5c each
that Mr. Thistlothwaight helped to get out
tho city directory In which his namo op
pears. Indeed, ho net tho namo up hlmsolf
and got upaco rates on It.
Thero nro a great many surnames In tho
book spelled with but three letters. Hero
is a batch of thorn: John Ang, Nettle Ban,
N. K. Syp and Joseph Yox. Then thero are
thrco Ides, thrco Ishs, thrco Bays, n Kay,
a Kus and a Jay.
Of names which claim distinction for tholr
oddity alone, tho following nro samples:
; Krojcl, Zajlc, Boston Yuaura, (colored), K.
: Yoho, John Ylst, Ilichard January, (colored,
, pastor of Mt. Tlsgah Baptist church), Wllg,
Vttvlts, Vaow, Veto A. Ilachle, l'od Dls-
muke, Heco Quo, Dink Bots, Anton Nnljdl,
(a printer), Jacob ISxx and James Guggen
mos. Tho Union Pacific Railway company has In
Its employ a clerk ot tho names of S. Vnu
Stono Fullawhcy, though why ho should be
full of whey In prcforenco to cheese or prunes
docs not appear. It is odd that J. G. Bene
dict should bo a bachelor and I W. Bache
lor a benedict. It U also a bit strange that
John Ovens should chooso to bo a driver and
R. K. Driver a baker. Edward L. Haff Is
n salesman and LIUlo Shott a domestic, but
they do not know each other nnd thero Is
llttlo likelihood of thero being a wedding no
tice headed "Haff-Shott."
John E. Nlco Is a laborer, Abraham Proper
a clerk and John T. Goodfcllow is tho sig
nificant namo ot a bartender.
Walter A. Saussay Is n clerk, Procporl
Pollto a fruiter and Otto Klndor a printer.
Thero Is a sugar bowl full of sndearlug
terms culled from Mr. McAvoy's compilation:
James Buty, Bertram E. Dove, Charllo
i Darling, Earnest Sweet, Albert A. Honey,
Sam Sugorman, Cora Lovo, Thomas Honoy
j buss, Charles Hon, and finally, John W.
I Prottyman!
The first name In tho book Is Agnes Aabcl,
Greatest Bargain Giving
SALE CARPETS
that Ever Occured in the West
There New was Such a Sale.
STORE
75c BRUSSELS CARPETS at 39c
All the regular 75c Brussels carpet in all
absolutely now and stylish patterns, almost sound
and perfect. Some of it slightly mussed, go at
si.SO
98C CarpBt 39C All the best grade of
strictly all wool ingrain carpet. All absolutely
sound and perfect. Thoro Is no hotter ingrain
cnt pot mado at any price, go at
$5.00 Rugs go at $1.25 Each
30x72 nnd ,'tOxGO ylzo Moquette, AxmUistor, Wilton nnd
Smyrna rugx, that sell up to ijtf.OO, o at, each
rugs up
If per
fect would
bo worth
All tho oilcloth straw matting
each g ggggg g
be on nalo tomorrow. Wc want to devote tho ontlro floor Monday to the salo of I
carpots and rugs. Brine; the mennurements of your room, as never again will you I
liavo an opuortunity to purcnaso sucn carpet
In the Basement
59c
for chtldrsn's and youths' shoes,
ladles' slippers and oxford tics.
slippers,
On Main Floor
sl.69
for men's shoes equal to any $2.50
shoo that you can buy elsewhere.
could not
$2.50.
Women's Vests
Dig lots of ladles' full shape uiulervosts,
somo with laco yokes, silk stitched and silk
ribbon trimmed, neck nnd shoulder straps,
also silk mercerized In all colors, worth up
to 50c this salo at
12i.c, 15c, 25c
and the last, Charles T. Zwlslor, Miss
Aabol lives at 1517 South Twonty-clgbth
street and Mr. Zwlslcr at 4347 Franklin
fully threo miles npart. They aro without
tho picasuro of each other's acquaintance
WUI.Vr KKATL'HUS OF 1AV1Z.
Walter Wentworth, 75 years old, and for
mnny years a professional contortionist, Is
in Now York looking for someono to buy
his body. Ho has long been a wonder to
medical men on account of tho wondorful
pliability of his frame, which ho has al
ready sold twice onco in Dr. Cowes of Do
trolt and later to Dr. Wilder of Now York,
receiving In each caso $100. Both theso
medical men nro dend nnd now Wentworth
Is looking for a third speculator.
A curious spectaclo Is afforded travelers
at Monon, Ind., tho Junction of tho main
lino and tho Indianapolis division. Two
of tho through trains, carrying dining cars,
meet hero, nnd tho dining cars nro sot out.
Tho cooks clean tholr kitchens, throwing
(ho refuso overboard, and the chickens In
tho neighborhood como nnd feed on tho
scraps. Thero Is not a chicken within a
half mllo that docs not recognlzo tho whis
tles of tho engines pulling tho pasecnger
trains, and whon thoy nro sounded for tho
station It Is tho signal for the chickens to
como running, Hying over fences ami hus
tling pell mell to get on tho ground for tho
feast.
Tho mischievous pages of the house of
representatives havo discovered a now trick
of tho echoes In Stntuary hall. They play
It upon tho tourists by tho scorn nnd upon
pretentions statesmen occasionally, when
thoy can do no without discovery. Thoro Is
a certain spot, near the beaten path of
travel from the central doorway of the
OF
39c
from this railroad wreck will
bargains.
MONEY
On Main Floor
'3.00
for ladleB' and men's black and col
ored kid, calf, patent leather und vlcl
shoes that you would have to pay $5
for elesewbere.
sl.98
for ladles' shoos that would cost you
fully $4 anywhere else. Theso aro oa
bargain square on tho main floor.
$2 Jet Belts 49c
ON DAIM1A1N SQUAHH wc place on salt
an Importers' ontlro samplo lino of Jet
Novelty Hells, full beaded nnd beaded
fringe, mohair back, very elastic, worth
$1.00, $1.50 nnd $2.00, on sale for
39c a,,d 49c
houso toward tho senate, whoro this peculiar
echo Is offcctlvn. If any coin or metal ob
ject Is dropped on tho marhlo step between
tho telegraph office and tho reception room
It sounds to ono passing tho particular
spot In question as though tho object wero
dropping Immediately nt his feet. A boy
with a dlmo or a nickel Is ablo to h'avo nil
Borts of fun by waiting till eomo ono passes
the point. Even tho sonato pages Bklp away
from tholr work to visit tho boys on tho
other sldo and play with tho echo.
Governor Stono of 'Missouri was ordered
by hlf physician to stop smoking cigars. Ho
obeyed and has been trying to got ulons
with cigarettes, but Is making a very poor
Job of It. Tho doctor absolutely refuses to
nllow clgora and tho govornor threatens to
solaco 111 riiBol f with chewing tobacco.
SOMI1 L.WIZ INVENTIONS.
In a new ulruhlp, designed by u Hnltlen, n
series of fans nre mounted In a car par
tially supported by u gas balloon, tho fans
being used to drive nlr through adjustable
pipes, which uro ndnpted to turn toward
any point to movo tho ship In tho opposite
direction.
To measure small doses of medlclno with
out tho use of a oon u now bottlo sto;i-
Ker Is provided with graduations Insldo thn
ollow top, with u double passage through
which tho liquid flows Into the measure,
being prevented from flowing ba,ck by a
dam partially covering tho passages,
For boats a newly patented propeller has
a horizontal r&d projecting through tho rear
of tho bout nnd adapted to be reciprocated,
with a square frume on the end of the rod.
In whlrh leaves aro hinged to close nnd
pueh thn bout uhoud nt racli backward
thrust of tho rod.
Articles on display In show windows ran
bo removed without disturbing tho window
by a Connecticut mnn'H device, which hus
ii pair of rurvrd lingers mounted on one
end of n pole, with n grip nnd thumb lever
at tho opposite ond connected by a cord to
BOSTON stohi:.
Women's Suits
and Jackets priced as only
tho Boston Storo can price
them. Tho values speak for
themselves. Head carefully.
Eton suit of lino
all wool cheviot,
appliquoa modici
collar and reveres.
Jacket silk lined,
skirt inverted box
back. A $10.50
value, at only
$9.85
Special lot of lino
silk lined suits,
etons single nnd double breasted, tight fit
ting, all taffeta silk lined and nny ono
11 uuu uiiy tutu
14.85
worth $22.50 and
$25.00, nt
only
Silk lined eton Milts of Imported coverts
nnd Venetians; taffeta nppllqucd tnedlcl col
lars and reveres. Elegantly tailored
n't I'H'o. rivmtu y i nut i
as?.22.50
and vwortt
our specla
tomorrow.
Special Monday Suit Bargain
Wo put on talc tomorrow 185 tnllor-mado
suits of all wcol Venetians nnd homespuns.
Any tylo or nny color of the ecason, nnd
mado to sell for $12.50. A valuo
unmatched In this JfiC Q
city. Our price, I B . V7 CJ
only
Your choice of a lot of styllsli. line taticia
I silk skirts, all new shapes, ribbon, fringe.
Jnppllquo nnd nccordlan planing inir.furo.
i Every ono a good $W.uo ,
!6.98
lvalue
-choice,
B"'"J . . .
I Tomorrow your choice or some nno uooi
nnd silk skirts, worth nnd made in
some flno wool
0. nnd made In
tho stylish shapes of
tho ncaton. nt
4.98
Innlv
J vino ciirtu iii cond nil wool homespuns,
Dchovlots nnd serges; nppllqued nnd tnllor
I stitched; nny ono a Dig lurgain our putu
tomorrow only
1.98,!li2.50,!fi2.98
Ladies' Jackets
.11 .ia1Aj In nil wnnl VPIintlntlR.
VlUll
Tinman silk lined, six buttons, box frontH,
ons, oox ironiH,
'3.98
nicely tnllorcil, worth -
JG.OU, OUT pneo loniur-
IKI n . UIHJ
i lna lnn nnd hnx UUtomOhllcs. ThWO
nro from our big samplo purehnse. nnd ln
rludo somo cf tho very swellrst garments.
Tho cheapest ono wns Kj f O
mado to sell for $iu.&u. 3 - 3 KJ
twnorrow only
Lndles' silk capes In a big nnd wonderfully
vnrlcd assortment of styles nnd qualities,
trimmed with ribbon, lace, chirfon. Jet and
braid; made to sell R A O
at $7X0; tomorrow -- a J O
your cholco only
rnnfnru mmln In II big lino OL
styles, with largo snllor collars, trimmed wl h
annlltiuo nnd braid, in nil colort), nil sizes,
I tomorrow only
$2.98, 1.98, 9bc
Special Rainy-Day Skirt Bargains
Tr,n nnd JS.r.0 rainy-day skirts made of
nno wool Toverslblo plaids, box backs,
stitched bottoms nnd well tnllorcd, tomorrow
only
$3.50 and 4.9b
Millinery
Monday's enticing values.
women h nninir
nlly trimmed huts,
very stylish tur
lmn trimmed with
lmiiflHomn rhlffon,
Htraw rlotli wlngf,
llnwers and orna
ments, l'lalii nnd
fnncy effci'ts. Hnts
lunging In price up
to' SX, your cholee,
3.50
"Women's exquis
itely trimmed hntH,
including pompa
dour fuco lints nnd
turlmiiH. in tlirs
new llclit welclit chin and tusenn braids.
with trimming of rhlffon, moussolln. Inres
, mouHHCiin, lares
5.00
Ilowers. fruits nnd pom
poms. Tliry would no
chrnp ut $10.00. Monday
special ni
Women's trimmed millinery made of
fancy strnw braids and tucked chiffon, dls
nlnvinc thn hluhcst dciirco of thn mllllnor'H
beautiful art. Kacli hat Is a counterpart
is a counieriinrr
7.50
or tno noieu wuropean
pattern bats, vnlues
ranging from $12.50 to
$17.60; your cholco for...
Big!Lace Sane
10,000 yards Trench Valenciennes laco and
insertion, very lino quality, neat patterns,
go In lots nt
2aC and 3lc
Many thousand yards of torchon, rdatlo
vnla and point d'esprlt laco ami Insertion,'
all widths, extra flno quality, worth up to
25o yard, go on bargain countor at
25c and Sc
tho lingers to shut them on tho article de
sired. An Improved door stop hns been patonted
by mi Alnlmma man, comprising a vertical
bolt et in tho lower edge of tho door, with
a. stiff spring pressing the bolt downward,
tho latter being provided nt thn tin with a
friction rap which will grip tho lloor und
hold tho door In nny position.
Ilnln wnter Is thoroughly purified by a
now filter, which receives tho water Into Its
lower cbnmber, nllowlng the heavy Impuri
ties to settle, with iruuzo partitions placed
at Intervals throughout tho tutor to supjiort
filtering imiterlnl, through which tho water
rlea to the outlet pipe nt the top,
A Boston company lt to manufacture a
now untlseptlo mouthpiece for telephones,
having a metal hhell shaped to lit the In
terior of tho mouthpiece, with spring
tongues to bold it lu place, tho oxikihcjI uir
fare being covered with n qulck-liardenini;
gum which carries tho disinfectant.
To awaken people quickly In ensoof (Ire n
German hns designed a bed, which bns the
frame pivoted In supports near thn tiend,
with a Jointed brace at tho foot, which is
held in placo by a lever, tho lattor being
controlled by a dlaphrnghm located lu a
system of pipes connoCtlng each room.
Wluit Two Coma Will Do,
It will bring relief to sufferers from asth
ma or consumption, even tho wont ensea.
This Is about what ono doso of Foley's
Honoy and Tar costa. Isn't It worth a trial?
For sale by Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha;
Dillon's Drug Storo, South Omaha.
Willi It llorin'l Improve.
Chicago Post: "Tho llttlo busy bee,"
eommontod tho poetic maiden. "See how it
ImprovcH each shining hour.' "
"Mobbo it does," returned tho practical
farmeir, "but you'd better como nwny."
"Why?" askwl tho pootlc maiden.
"Wn-nl," anowered tho practical farmor,
"I've noticed that folks that got too clone
gen'rally found that the thing that Improves
, the shining hour doesn't alwaii
vai Improvo tht
human face,"
