TITTS OMAHA DAILY BEE: SrNDAV, OCTOBETl 21, 1000.
ALL HOLLAND IS REJOICING
Enthuniastlo Wolcomo Given Girl Queen and
Hor Future Husband.
CONGRATULATIONS FROM MANY NATIONS
Wllticlinliin. Will Mnrry the .Mnn She
l.otr In Splto of Ihc Combined
i:n'orl of All th Courts
In Uurupe.
(Copyright, 1M0, by I'rca.i 1'ubllshinB Co.
tllli HAOUi:, Oct. 20. (New York World
Cablegram 8poclal Tolcjtram.) Quotu
Wllhelmlna and her betrothed, Duko Henry
of MceUlcnburtfSchwcrln, aecotnnanl J by
tho queen's mother, arrived her this morn
lny and wero onthualastlenlly wulcomed
Tho future coonort of the queen was pro
ecntcd to the authorities assembled at the
railroad Blntlon. Tho royal party then
drovo to tho palaco, wheru crowds sang
the national authem. Later tho members
of tbo diplomatic corps arrived at tho
palaco and wero Introduced to tho duke.
Tho following tulocram of congratula
tions was received by tho duko from Km
peror William of Germany: "Tho task you
havo taken upon yourself la arduous; but
by tho nldo of tho Ornnito princess who
discharges her high, duties with steadfast
ness und clear eyesight, you will, with
Qod's help, succeed In giving happiness
to tho sturdy pcoplo of the Netherlands.
My thoughts and beat wishes uttcud you
and tho dear queen."
Throughout Holland publto rojolclng con
tinues over tho botrothal of Queen Wlb
helmlna. IJecauso tho young sovereign Is
attractive in her looks and Is not snobbtiih
in her dignity, sho is idolized allko by tho
oldest parliamentarian in hor capital and
tho humblest villager In her kingdom. Uver
alnco tho flrHt omcial announcement wan
made ou Tuekday night and upon Duko
Hotnrlch of Mecklenburg's arrival at Tho
Hague. Amsterdam, Hotterdam and all tho
other cities, though unprepared, wore spon
taneously and gloriously illuminated as if
by magic by tho Dutch peoplo. Tho en
thusiasm has been manifesting Itself by
tlags flying, tlreworks tnd general merry
making. DisUt Is I.lttlo Known.
In many of the villages tho whole popu
lation has gathcicd dally to sing liyuimi
and offer prayer publicly for tho happlnorfs
of the royal young couple. It Is a remark
able fact that few of tho Inhabitants of
tbo Netherlands, even among tho enlight
ened classes, seem to know anything about
Wllhelmlna's love-ehnscn fiance. The tin
nouncument of tho betrothal was so unex
pected that very few photographs of her
llanco could bo found. Those havo been
multiplying fast, but ovon now many Dutch
men do not know how Wllhelmlna's future
consort looks.
Hut they know nil about their beloved
girl queen having successfully resisted all
outsldo prossuro and even Intimidation,
having failed tho combined efforts of all
tho Hurnpenn courts, having snapped her
finger at ail timorous ndrlco and diplo
matic precedents, and now marries lu bap
plnoss, having kept her word not to per
mit any trading of her womanhood, be
causo the quren would never give her hand
without hor heart.
Tho details of tho royal courting are
gradually boromlng known. Duko Henry,
who Is an ofllcer of the Prussian guards,
stationed at Totsdam, was first prcBonted
to Wllhclinlnn when sho visited tho Ger
man kaiser thcro last year. Tho duko had
little opportuatty of speaking to tho young
queen that day, boing a comparatively
small personage in tbo brilliant assem
blage, but the next morning a slight ac
cident happened to tho queen's carriage.
Duko Henry, being close by, helped Wll
helmlna and her mother out, taking them
back to tho castlo afoot. Both wero deeply
Impressed by tho short conversation on
tho way. The samo afternoon young
duko deeply scratched his hand ust nn
iron ratling, the blood flowing freely. Im
mediately Wllholmtna, who wna standing
r few paces away talking to tho kaiser,
left the Gorman ruler and, lrnpulslvoly
rushing up to Hsnry, wrapped n laco hand
kerchief about tho blooding hand. As she
d.d this her look of nnxloty, tho duko'a
own sudden paleness and tho displeasure
of the kaiser wtro nottceablo to everybody.
After that Emperor William, whose most
cherished ambition was to placo his sec
ond son upon the throno of Holland, so
nrranged It that the duko had little ehanco
to display his manly, brilliantly uniformed
parson to the young queen. Hut it 1b said
they had read each other's thoughts and
tho brave lieutenant managed to approach
her privately In the park nt Berlin somo
days afterward and boldly and tremblingly
avowed his lovo.
(tartn Auewrre llrr I. over.
From her mother, to whom tho queen de
scribed the scene, It was learned that AV11
bolmlna simply answered, smiling roguishly:
"Hut th kalr wantB me to nccept Prince
Frederick of rrumla'a love. What of him?
Ho loves me also."
Duko Henry, too loyal to plead his cause
against his prince, looked his profound des
pair, but silently bowod to withdraw, where
upon tho young queon gave him her hand,
saying: "I dcolrn to know theo belter."
That ended tho conversation. But shortly
afterward tho queen and tho queen's mother
paid u vitslt to Schwarzburg Rudolstadt to
tho mother of Duko Honry. Tnoro tho young
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"I wtih to express my thanks to you for
yeur woaderful me Jictne," nrit Mr. Ceo.
Loi Dof ttt, of rlcdmout, Greenville Co.,
6. ., soi i. "I was almoit pit work
iuflerinf o much Irom chronic catarrh sail
lndl(citTan. Your'Ooldeu Mlicl Dlscov.
cry' tu reeoniintnded. I ud it for three
mtfntht, and waa completely cured at iudi
Italian aud gieatly tellevnl of catarrh.1
lovers found nmplo liberty to got acquainted.
Since that thcro has been a constant ex
change of letters, (he duko only coming to
Holland twlco incognito. On tho second
visit four months ago their troth waa sot
cmly pledged In tho queen mother's pres
ence. Wllholmlna's unsuspecting ministers
wero only notified then, and It was ngred
that tho betrothal should be kept the pro
foundest secret until diplomacy smoothed
the way for tho announcement, which was
hound to create consternation In many
quarters and especially Bend tho kaiser into
a violent rage.
When tho German emperor learned of tho
engagement, which was represented to hltn
as u mcro project cubmlttcd for his ap
proval, the kaiser dispatched a special en
voy to Holland with a long autograph letter
calling the attention of tho queen to the
Impression that would bo created when It
was known that she had rejected tho son
of the emperor far an Insignificant duke. He
also appealed to tho queen's pride, saying a
Mocklonburg-Schvfcrlner, no matter how el
igible personally, was not sufllclently ex
alted In rank to pcrpottiate the glorious
Orango-Naasau line. Everything waa use
loss, for WUhctmlna proved Bteadfast.
KUmv Her Firmer,
A pretty scono, yet ono full of grandeur,
wns enacted when tho royal sweethearts
oxcltangod their first kiss Tuesday night,
in tho presence of tho whole brilliantly
dressed court, uniformed diplomats, mili
tary guards nt honor, In the castlo Het Loo
at Appoldoorn, where the queen and quecn'u
mother arrived that morning and the duko
tho samo evening. Heralds with trumphcts
announced his arrival In tho court of honor
outside Then the duke mounted tho stnlra
and wns conducted Into tho largo hall,
where the court and ministers awaited him,
ranged in scml-clrclo with tho queen and
tho queen's mother standing In front cf
their thrones. Duko Henri camo eagerly
forward, knelt on ono knee before the
qucen'o mother nnd kissed her hand. Then
ho rose, facing bin pretty royal fiance, who
K'o turn her hand with n swcot amllo und
a look of lovo In her eyes. Tho duko drew
that hand gently toward him, placed his
other baok of the girl's head and pressed
tho first kiss authorized by ottquotto upon
ths virgin lips of Holland's queen. Wllhol
niina closed her eyes under this caress, und
suddenly forgetting nil about hor queenly
bearing, let her head drop against her
sweetheart's bosom, hiding her blushes
ugalnst his uniform and looking much as
any othor brido.
I'rluco Henri d'Orlcnns, ono of the many
discarded suitors, yesterday telcuraphed
his congratulations, which, though tho con
tents nro unknown, uiudo Wllhclmlna lnugh
heartily.
Trcsldent I.oubet was among tho first to
send his good wishes. His long telegram
wns touchlngly pnternnl, ending: "Yet it
la nlmost with regret I received the nows.
Thcro was something so sweetly poetical
about n girl queen. It Is as though n
daughter bad left us to got married. But
you will ever remain tho fair bolovcd ward
of all tho civilized nations."
ORDERS FROM HEADQUARTERS
Actlnjf AnilNinnt Miritcun Luilliiutnu In
AaNlHiifil 10 Duty un Truua
liurt Kllimtrlck.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. (Special Tole
gram.) Army orders Issued today contain
tho following: Acting Assistant Surgeon
I'aul H. Ludlngton will proceed from Omaha
to New York for assignment to duty as
transport surgeon on Kllpatrlck. Act
ing Assistant Surgeon Carroll I). Huclt Is
relieved from duty ut Fort Yellowstone
nnd will proceed to Manila for assignment
to duty. Major Alfred C. Sharpo, Inspector
general of volunteers, now at Lako Placid,
N. Y., ou sick leave, is relloved from duty
lu the Department of Porto Itico und will
proceed to Denver, reporting to the com
manding gonural of tho Department of
Colorado and Missouri fnr Hutv ,. . i.
epector general, thoso dopartmentB, to re
lievo L,ieuionant uoioncl William II. Hoyle,
Nineteenth Infantry.
Postofllccs discontinued: Harold, Holt
county. Nob., mall to Chambers; Hillings,
Charles Mix countv. H. l mnii i..
Furdlnand Schmidt nnd John A. Minor, let
ter curriers ai Davenport, la., uro pro
moted from JCOO to $S50 each.
Itural free dolivery was ordered catnb
llfched at Lincoln, Nob., Novorabcr 1. Tho
service will embrace an nrea of thirty
square mlleu, with a population of S23. O.
K. Wilson was appointed carrier. Servico
will also bo established at Harlan, Shelby
county, In., samo date, ft will cover an
area of forty-one square miles, with a
population of 700. O. N. Asqulth was ap
pointed carrier. Also at Red Oak, Mont
gomery county, In., covering an area of
forty-sovou square miles, with n popula
tion of 810. O. A. Itoeo was appointed car
rier. Leonldas J. Henll of Clear Lako, la., was
appointed a $900 clork in tho bureau of en
graving and printing. W. is, Heurlch
Harry Holms and B. L. Kolley of Chey
enne, Wyo., wero appointed railway mail
clorks.
The Citizens' National bank of Des
Moines, in., was approved as n reserve
agent for tho First National bank of Mar
sballtown, la. Pearl L. Kasor waa ap
pointed postmaster nt aospcr, Oospor
county, Neb., vice Henry Shwondcner, ro
signed. START BURNINGTHE WRECKAGE
AH Xot Cleared ATy nt nnlreaion
to no Conalgned to the
l'lntiica.
GALVESTON, Oct. 20. The fire depart
ment today commenoed the work of burn
ing the Immenso drifts of wrcckago result
ing from the hurricane of September 8.
Many bodies that hare not been recovered
from tho drifts and probably thousands of
dollars worth of valuables will thus bo In
cinerated. After the drifts are hiirni.,1
the work of clearing up tho city is n.
pected to bo finished Inside of a week. Tho
first electric cars operated slnco tho hurri-
enno were run today.
OMAHA MAN GIVEN A PLACE
C. O. Dully Nnlreicil na Vlrr I'rralilciit
of dm .Vnilnutil Lire Murk
13 in h a ii H n.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ore. 20. At tn.lnv'u
slon of the National Live Stock exchange
II, Thompson of Chicago was rn-elected
president. The secretary and treasurer
wero also re-olroted. The following wore
elected vice presidents- O, (J. Dally of
Omaha, W, M. Ward of llloux City, W, J.
Hroderlck of Hunt Ht. Louis, J. ('. Lovlug
of Fort Worth, Horace Wood of Ht. Joseph
ami uon runner or Ht Lniilu,
The vxchanco Will meet unit war nt Ht
Joseph.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Dr. N, H. Mnrcer leaves tntlny for a
month's trip on the I'ucllle coast.
J. C. Leslie cmd n, 1, Harbor of Lincoln.
J. II, Duncan of Hlalr ami J. 1). McLucas of
Harding registered at the Mlllnrd.
James W. Morrow, representing Haydon
Hi us.' Wmslow taffetn, left yesterday for a
trip , to the coast In tho Interest of that
fabric.
Governor I'oynter wns In Omaha yester
day In conference with tho officials of the
dernorratlo state committee. Arrangements
will probably bo mado to havo him appear
hero with Altgeld.
Nebraskans nt the Merchants; H. HnrrK
v. , i .if H.wii( vi. .i. 11 .K.uv, j u u a .
Matin, Fronk Carpomcr and W It, HcilJeo
or urieans, .v. ji. i. iarr.it anu Airs, J. it,
Clarke of Ashland. J. It. Johnser of I.ln.
coin, F. O, llnminer of Kearney und Isaac
isoves oc waiurioo.
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ALLOW NO LAND CRABBING
England and Germany Agree to Protect the
Integrity of China.
PORTS KEPT OPEN TO WORLD'S TRADE
I'rnctlcnt Ainiouni'eiiifiit tliut 1'omct
AVhlPh AttrmiitH to Take nnd
llolil Trrrttory Will lluic
Trouble- uu Un lliuula.
LONDON, Oct. 20. Grrmnuy and England
havo formed an alllunco tu maintain the
territorial integrity of China and to keep
the ports open.
Tho tsrnia of this agreement, which wero
arrived at October 16, between Lord Salis
bury und Count von Iiatzfoldt, German
ntnbassndor tp England, aro otllclally given
out as follows:
Tho dermnn Government nnd her Hrltish
miiJMBty's Kovvrnnioiit, belna ileslrous to
maintain their IntiTesta in China and their
rttihtu under exlutlnc treaties, have agrned
to obworvo th follfi(tiK prlnelploa resard
ln a mutual policy m i hina:
1. It Is u mutter or Joint permanent In
ternational InUTent th.it tho ports on the
Hvith und littoral of i nlnu Hliould remain
free und open to trmla und to ovory other
lesitlmate form of economic activity for Hi
peoples of all countries without distinction,
and tho two covernnients agree on their
part to uphold tho tamo lur u.11 Chinese
territory as fur us they cun exerclso in
flucnco. 2. lloth (fovornments nsreo that they will
not on their purt make use of the prnsent
compUcutlons to obtain for thomsehon any
territorial advantaso In VMn'.f dominion
and will direct their policy toward main
taining undiminished tho territorial condi
tion of tho Chinese empire.
3. In case of another powor makliifr mo
nt thn rnmnllratlnns In China In order to
obtain under any form whntever such terri
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torial niivantarea uiu iwo roiuruuuu
pnrtlas reserve to themselves the rlnht to
como to a preliminary understanding re
rardlnc the eventual step to be taken for
tho protection of their own Interests In
t. hlnn.
4 The two covernmonts will communlc.ito
this agreement to the other powers Inter
ested, especially Austrla-Mnnrnry, Franco.
Italy. Japan, Hussla und tha I'nlted States,
and Invito them to accept the principles
recorded In It.
An Inspired nrtlclo In tho North Gorman
Gazette regards tho Anslo-German agree
ment as a "reassuring sign for tho peace
of tho world," and says that Great Britain,
Just as Germany does, expressly denounces
all idea of making use of tho complications
In Chlua for Its special advantages and
adheres to tho prlnclplo of equal rights
for all. Germany, it is added, docs not
tako upon ltBolf tho obligation of assert
ing Its Influence It regards tho agree
ment as an important step toward tho
early establishment of a sottlrd condition
in China, Tho tone of tho nrtlclo sug
gests Hint tho ugreemont Is welcomed ns
a protection agatust tho exclusive claims of
Great llrltalu In tho Yangtso valloy.
Cuniiiiriit In WaaliliiKton.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. Tho Hrltlsh
German alllanco attractod much lntorest in
diplomatic quarters and was tho chief sub
ject of dlscuESlon at the various ombassles
and legations. The Franco-Itusslan viow
waB that tho agreement did uot add ma
terially to tho declarations already mado
by Hussla and Franco concerning tho preB
orvatiou of Chinese territorial Integrity.
Tho Japaueso minister looked upon the
agreement as a step in tho right direc
tion and catd no doubt It would commend
Itself to tho Japanese government and re
ceive approval tliero. Tho Gorman charge
d'affaires, Count de Qundt, had not been
advised of the arrangements and under the
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In the Womerv's Suit Depa.rtmervt
CloaJcs, Suits, Skirts, Etc.
Tho lnuseago today is as powerful as wo can make it.
0
Jn vinw as ninny jackota followod up by as many skirts. 5ut tho quoslion is not quantity, but quality. Th
collection is amazing from every standpoint quantity, quality, price and rtyls and so today ihe exhibition is
inspired by tho conviction that this placo answers to all expectation. Our Ruyer has just returned from tho
eastern markets, where, on account of tho backward season, ho has collected together for you the grandest as
Fortment of ready-to-wear Clothing for women folks, at a price heretofore unknown in Omaha, and, in accord
ance with our usual custom, as wo buy, so wo sell. Kemoinber
Women's Tailor-Made
Suits.
Mado of Hi incspun VcnotlntiH, pcbblo
chuvlots anil hvi udtiotlm, now blotibo und
otun olTtiCtB, plain und trimtncd.HUlts Unit
cost to munufuctuio from S0.00 to $15.00,
Monday
$4.90, $7.90, $9.75, $12.75
Women's Tailor-Made
Suits.
In flno Vcnotluus, Covcrtx, Zlbollnoa
anil lino Ilroudi-luth, ull nmv, luuidi"mo
blt'itto und eton ulTcets. Every buit u
tnodul uuil oust to launufuotuio from
818.00 t $10.00.
Monday,
$14.75, $lb75, $22.50, $29.75
Women's Jackets
Made of ti heavy curled Uouelc, G-lmtton box
front style, boiivy 6ntln Kluultiuiu lined, n jucket
that would bo cheap at i7.50. A
MONDAY "'OV
Onu lot of about 75 Women's Sim pi:
Juekots in Kersoys, Montlnues and lloucies,
houvy taflcta and satin lined, nil now ehnpes.
Not n jacket in this lot worth lebs than $10.00
and up to $15.00. rf t(
MONDAY ' 'OV
Wc have the most complete lino of
Women's Hox Coats and Automobiles
in Black, Tan, Castor, lirown and
Red, at the lowest prices.
circumstances wns not disposed to dis
cuss it.
Tho Chinese minister rend tho terms of
tho alliance with the kecucut Interest und
then said: "This Is a most Important
movement and I hopo It will lead to a
complete settlement. Tho agreement Is ex
actly In lino with the American position
laid down lu Sccrutary Hay's nolo of July
3, to which all of tho governments gave
their adherence. Hut coming ut this time
from two such powerful nations tho afjrce
inent ought to exert a strotiR influence
toward n settlement. In fact, tho I'nlted
States, Hussla, Krumu aud Jupun, having
taken tho samo position favorable to the
territorial Integrity of China, thcro up
ptars to bo nothing in the way of u com
plete acceptance of this principle. Tho
second declaration of tho agreement Is
particularly Important and having gone
that far I wish that tho two parties to tho
ngrocmcnt hud proceeded on tho same llnua,
If not to prevent, nt least to deter, other
nations from UHlng tho present complica
tions as a means of securing territorial
otxcnslnn. Still, even In Its present form
tho agreement Is a satisfactory develop
ment In tho situation. And now that tho
nations ara agreed on theso principles lot
them net thcra out."
PEDDLER PORTER USES KNIFE
Vlclnua AwKiiult oil .loliii l.iiuli, n
Laborer, llbiiul Appureiit
l'ru oration.
Kd I'orter, a peddler residing nt the
Weiuhartlngcr hotel at Tenth and Howard
streets, niudo n vicious assault with a
knlfo upon John I.aub, a laborer, shortly
beforo midnight Saturday. I.aub asserts
that ha entered Wutshartlnger's place to
buy a drink and had hardly gotten inside
tho door when l'ortcr cut him with tho
knife, which mado a loug, deep gash on
the chin. Laub snys he had never seen
I'orter beforo nnd had not spoken a word
to him beforo tho assault.
Porter, a tough-looking young follow, re
fused to talk about tho matter. Ho was
arrested by Patrolmen Klssnuo nnd Mor
rison and booked tT assault with intent
to commit murder. Owen Porter attcmptod
to bar the odlcera out of tho saloon when
they camo to get bis brother nnd ho was
also arrested, charged with interfering.
Laub was brought to the utatlon and held
as complaining witness. Tho wound, which
is considered quite serious, was dressed
by Polite Surgeon Ames.
ADOPTS NEW ELECTION LAW
Kentucky 1,r ictalnturr ruen SuliNtl
tutr fur Cocbel I.uir nml llrclc
liaiu Will Hluti It.
FRANKFORT, Ky Oct. 20. Tbo two
houses of tho legislature thta afternoon
pnssod tha non-partisan election law agreed
upon by tho conference committee There
is no doubt that Governor Ueckham will
elen it. Tho democrats of tho House
this morning held a caucus nnd Indorsed
it as a party measure Tho voto In tho
caucus was closo, but when It was put on
Its passage In the House, It received an
unanimous voto.
In tho tenato four democrats voted against
it and Senator Dye, republican, in explain'.
Ing his vote, said he did not approve the
measure, but thought it an improvement
over tho Goobcl law,
Cuiliili)- Iluya More Proprrtr.
WICHITA, Kan, Oct 20 -The Cudahy
Pnek'nu company of Chicago has close,! a
contract to operate tho Whtttaker packing
plant of this city, which hus been Idle for
several years.
Nearly e. Thousand Sviit
Monday, October
Women's 0
100 golf capes, mado of tho very best
polling materials, in all tho newest
. 1 1 .1 ... I t I I a . t a
siiuucs, niuuu wun noou anil irunmeu
i nun iriiiinieu
3.90
with icorroy straps, not
tolo anywiioro for less
thtin Si.oO. For Mondav
Women's Walking Skirts
85 jjolf or walking fklrts, made of
heavy cheviots, meltons and pobblo
choviots, properly made, with poekot
and the now flaring bottom, finished
with 14 rows of stltchinf,
u Bklrt that would bo
cheap at $5. Monday
3.90
CVCO" BEAR
EASY SWEEPING,
oif Capes,
If!
It is easy to keep house
with a Bissell.
We have them for sale at $2.00, $2.50, $2.60, $2.75
and $3.00.
"TOY BISSELLS" at 15c each.
These amuse the children and at tho eame time
establish habits of neatness.
DEWEY & STONE
FURNITURE COMPANY,
1115-11 17 Fariiam Street.
WHEN IN
STRONG
AGAIN I
nS"i T j'i S M A jj r - M
vigor to Ihe whole belog. All drains and louts are cheeked firmanrnlty, unless patient
are properly cured, their coadltion odea worries themlnto Insanity, Consumption or Deal);
Mailed sealed. Price per hoi; 6 bezel, with Iron-clad letjal guarm m cure or rr fund ttu
money & n,r.J fnrfAnbAolc.
Bold by Kuhn : ro 15th and Dounlaa,
Move before it is cold
If your ofllco Is locntotl lu ono of tho btilltlliiRS that tho wind
blows through you hntl butter move beforo tho wltul 1h nny coltlcr than
It Is now. They mny fiirnlnh you hont enough to hoop your fueu warm
If It Is turnod toward tho radiator, but this Is tho kind of a placo In
which no man cun do his best work.
The Bee Building
In not only tho best heated, but tho best venttluted building in Omahn.
Tho nlr Is kept constantly moving by o current through tho court, and
tho beautiful fountain Is not only au ornnment, but keeps tho air
moist nnd healthful.
R. C. Peters & Co., Rental Agents,
Ground Floor, Bee Building.
Women's Walking Suits.
If you arc looking for a suit
of this kind that is now all the
rago, beioro purchasing one
don't fail to visit
THE NEBSASKA.
Wo carry tho most complete
line of golf or walking suits in
tho west, at prices that simply
astonish our competitors. They
are mado of heavy cheviots, plnld l ack
Holilnp materials i.nd pobblo ehevlota,
blouso or titfht fitting, new Muring Bkirt,
with 10 to 14 rowa of bUtchlng around
bottom.
Monday,
$9.75, $12.75, $14.75, $16.75
FUR SCARFS.
Women's skunk, opossum scarfs, with G
largo tails, worth $5,00. O OO
Monday
AVomen'B real marten
f-carfs. with clutter of 8 natural
marten tails, worth
$11'. 00.
MOM
Fur Collarettes.
Women's skunk opossum
derby collarettcH. with cluster of (1
tails, worth 810.00
M ONDAY
Women's real marten derby collar
ottos, with cluster of tails, worth
$15.00. MONDAY
1
The
Bissell
Carpet
Sweeper
will liavo a lasting
oiroct on your health
and temper.
DOUBT, TRY
Till. tiarivi ,a irmol ye,
aiuf luve cured thouuuas o
caiet of picrvoui Uucuri, luci
l Uebility, Dullness, slcepleii
ncn and Varicocele. Atiophy, ftc
Ther clear Ihe brain, trenrthe-
the circulation, make digestior
Address, fFUL n
and J, A. Fuller & Co.. 11th nnd VJouirlaii.
2
2d
ill
Cliibiur ui o nil lu rill
worth O
)NDAY 1
6.90
9.75
DEATH TO HAIR
ROOT AND BRANCH
New Discovery By
The Misses Bell
A Trlnl Treatment PR EE To Any
One Afflicted With Hair on Face,
Neck or Anns
W havo at Ust madu th dltwvery
wlilcili Iiuh Indited oheinlntK mid nil other
for coiuiirlc. tlint of abnolutelr destroy.
Intf tupertliiiiH lialr, root and branch,
entirely mul pcrninnently, and thnt too
without linpatrluar In isny way tlio flnet
or most Hoiisltlvo Uin. It la Qunrctijr
follil9 to overHtnte tho Importance of
lihdlioovory, or the itrent Rood and HutU.
faction It will be to those "filleted with
ono of tlio moat dliQirurliiK and arumvat
liu; hlnmlslied -that of aii)iprtluniii hair on
tho f urn ut women, nhetiiT It trt inus
taelie or Krowtb on tho nock, clioekt or
arum.
Tim Mles Bell bavo tlioronglily tale4
Ita elDcucy and are dMirnua that the full
tnerltanf their treatment to which they
hnrt iflven tho ilcsuiliithonaaie cf "KI1.U
A U,. II A lit" ahall In known to all afflicted.
To this end n trial will bfi ent fire of
rhartjci. to any lad who will write forlt.
Without a mint of coot you can aeefor
youniflrea what tho dlacorery la; tbo
erhlencn of your own nca will then
convince you that tha treatment "RIM,.
AI.UIIAin," will rid you of one of the
freatMt drawlmoki to perfect JorrllncM,
ho irrowth of auporfluoua hair on the face
or neok of women,
I'Ii'ilw undorataud tlint n personal demoo
itrutlon of our treotmont cost yon
notlilnv. A trlnl will be neint you free,
which you can uo yourrclf and prom our
claims by sanding two atamps for mailing-.
Tim MI55I3S BELL,
78 & 80 Plftli Avenue, New York
Tlie niitet llrll'a Comrl'ln Tonic la
linriiileallniilrt foroitrinnl application to
tho akin, 11 remort nntliely all freohlea,
ninth, btaekheadd, pimpled, and tan, and
cilrsm ontlrely acrio nnd rcxema. and
tionti 1 tllliM the cnmiiloxlnn. Prim SI on ixsr
tinttlo, tlirrn bottles (immlly requlrod to
clenrthn noin plni Ion) 12.1h. '
Tli nines Bell's C.rlll. Rrnnva la a
tiropitratlou for nntiirnfly reatorlnir gray
looUa to their orlclnid color. Capllle
ltiinoTU really a Hair Food, and trnntb
em ami InvlarnraU-a tlm Mnlr In a natural
way, unrl thus rratorea He orlelnrU color.
Prim l.(fl perlioitle.
The Mli IWII'a Slln I'nod la n loft,
rivnmv. nxriinltcy acrnted ointment, for
mild coAii of rouithnr, rednrta, plmplort,
etc.; It a cure In Itnolf. Ik an excellent
toMrlnif crentn lYIre 7ft cent per .Inr.
Ths Mlitct llcll'4 l umhi Wniil Soup la
mado from pure oil of l.aiiilm' Wool, price
25centa per cake.
A cnrnpleto kno of nlmvn ixqullte
preparntlmm nro alwnvi kept In stock, aud
cau I had Irom our local Bgent.
ici 11 v .t cu..
Jtullnblu l'lCNcrlpI tun I'linrnsnnlal
Ad Sense
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' tersely told. That you may become ac
I qualntcd, aend a dlnio coin or atamps for
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