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Pure Rye
Quicken the blood
ami InvlKoraton the
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whlnkey, It wt'll
llt'HITVl'H till1 praise
It has received
from our Ithi
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up In gallon Jiikh
or in our tun
quart bottles.
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$3.20
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mont nrenalil, Ail
ilrcua all orders to
HENRY KILLER
D22 N. 16th St..
OMAHA, NHH.
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liruHku mum cub
for 3 KUbollH ID )t
prt'puia.
THE ILLUSTHATED BEE.
WILLIAM J KINLEY IN OMAHA I Editors Who Flourish
April M, mot.
The President Will Inolmle Omaha in Uia
Itinerary and Spend a Day Hero.
THE PREPARATIONS IN PROGRESS
Indicate tli I'tiriiimc of Our Tropic
to (J I vp Mini n (lennlne AV't
ern Welcome When
lie ComeN,
Win. McKlnloy Is no stranger In Omaha.
Ho ban partaken of Omaha hospitality on
at leant three occasion. Perhaps his visit
to tlio TrnninilBslsslppI Exposition wns the
mont memorable visit of tho three. All
our pcoplo will recall with pleasure that
Krcat day nail Its Incidents,
The l-rt-Nlilciit'N l'ln
lloatnl over tho Omaha club and tho presi
dential party occupied hamlsomo apart
montH within Its walls. Ills stay when ho
next visits this city cannot bo so prolonged
and In many ways It will bo less notable,
but
An Omnlin Welcome
to nny distinguished guest is uovor wanting
In cordiality or taste, It therefore goes
without saying that tho day fixed for tho
visit will bo mado tho Important eplode
of tho year's municipal history. When
President McKlnley'n train arrives within
tho city HmltH
Tlic Siren Wlilxlle
will notify all good citizens to preparo for
tho reception of tho honored guest. While
ho remains within tho realm of King Ak-Sar-Hon,
he nnd those accompanying him
will bit given to understand thnt Omaha
for one day will forget her partisan politics
nnd put nslde political predilections, unit
ing as ono man to extend to tho chief ex
ecutive of the United States tho hospitality
becoming his station nnd duo from loynl
Americans,
rrcNlilcnt II. II. HoliU
of tho Hankers Reserve Life Assoclntlun
will decorate tho office of tho Bankers Re
serve Life with nntlnnal colors. If tho
president of tho United Stntes caros for
the Information, ho will be able to loam
Hint Nebraska's most vigorous nnd suc
cessful llfo company Is bnvlng Its share of
McKlnloy prosperity. Ho will learn nlso
that this McKlnloy state stands by homo
entei prise and thnt tho Hankers Reserve
Mfe Association will double Its business In
tho McKlnloy year of 1901, nnd that Its
policies nro not excelled In tho world.
Kvery loynl citizen Is Invited to cxnmlno Its
policies nnd Investigate Its superior plans.
DON'T BE
SO THIN.
FREE REMEDY.
Many I ail lea and gentlemen who cannot
complain of any kind of sickness are ab
normally thin and cannot find any medico)
treatment which will correct this condition,
Dr. Whitney's Nerve and Fleab Builder Is
not alone Intended for those who are sick,
but also for those who appenr well and
hearty, but cannot acquire tufflclent flesh to
round out the form. In dyspepsia, Indites
tlon, all stomach troubles, debility and
nervous dlteaaeo no remedy la so prompt
nnd powerful. In order to demonstrate the
wonderful merlta of Dr. Whitney' Nerve
and Flesh Builder every person who will
address the C O. Jonee Co., Blmlra, N. Y.,
will receive a large trial package In plain
ealed wrapper absolutely free.
For tale by Sherman A MeConnell Drug
jo., umini,
Jntion do Arnica,
Savon Oenllfrlea D'Arulca.
Arnica s.uiut tvue.
Tbe Only International Dentifrice.
The Standard for 30 yeart.
I'renerTM uml wlilton" the twtli, etrenitOiima
U10 Kimi-i'i'U'iiitn bruutti.
JSC at All Druggists.
C. lt.5TK0N(l &CO.,lript.,Chlcago,U.3.A.
1
CDCC by tftiirn mH, lull cImciipiiw
rnLr. rimiiirtui ninuiivM im
rovril 'I'M 11 or nr era 01
nml (in r me nt liulilna.
nin TO Paik. Ihefouiidmor
Hincipal nl cienlllic Rannrni cut
inK are tauuht to clfurly end pro
cUriy lliai iniy moy uieruiniry
iiilrllikmce ran anly anil quick
Iv Ir.irn id cut anil nuke any gar
inrnt In any l)lf, loany incai
uio lor l.iidlee, Children)
Men mill Horn, Oarme nit
murnnlml In III lirrftCtlV Mlth
our tryliiic wi. A know bilge ol lh
Mnnily Sitrin Uwnnh a fortune to any
lady. Thoinandi l'l open dm.rruktre
oe ihclr lurreM to tin Moody Syiitru.
Aiicnu warned. MOODY & CO..
P.O. Ham aiOO.CIaelaaatl. O
I A. I. root, Printer!
I 414-416 South Twelfth Street I
J Tel. 1604 OMAHA, NEB. I
(Continued from Fourth Pago,)
weekly In thlB torrltory. O, K, Hull eon
ducts tho Leon Reporter, democratic, and
It Is In tin- samo clnss ns Its competitor.
Mr. Hull Is n young man of high nbllltlcs
and has mado his business a success from
tho time ho took hold of It a few years
ago. Tho Reporter Is a very old paper,
founded In 18CI.
Printer or Mormoiiilom.
But It Is Joseph Smith tho Younger of
Lamonl, Decatur county, who does tho big
gest publishing business In southwest Iowa,
Mr. Smith Is the head of a printing con
corn big enough to hold nil tho other nows
papor offices In tho Eighth congressional
district. He Is something less thnn 100
years old, with n board like tho beard of
Auron. For ho Is tho head of tho Mormon
church of America. He Is the son of the
original Joseph Smith, prophet and author
of tho book of Mormon. Joseph Smith the
Yotingor never saw Salt Lnke, but ho Is tho
real hend of tho church of Lattor Day
Saints. Tho supremo court of tho United
Stntes has sold so. Decatur county Is pop
ulated largely by Mormons. Thoy nro not
polygnmlsts, but otherwise nccept sub
stantially all that tho Utah Mormons do.
Their prophet Is Joseph Smith, patriarch
of Lamonl. They conduct a rcolly Immense
printing house, ono of tho lnrgcst in Iowa,
not even excepting tho cities. Thoy glvo
tithes after tho manner of scrlpturo; tho
product supports flrncelnnd college, n
Mormon Institution, a splendid home for
aged of tho faith, nnd tho big printing con
cern, whose bibles, song books, Sundnv
school lesson leaves nnd doens of other
products nro sold all over the world.
A. D. Egan Is now the proprietor of the
Atlnntlo Telegraph, the paper founded by
Lnfo Young. Mr. Egnn has continued to
glvo tho people of Atlantic a good after
noon dally. Onrdncr k Sons oonduct the
Cnss County Democrat, weekly, nt Anita:
Sherm Myern runs tho Tribune (republican).
Mr. Myers has tnkon n prominent part In
Ninth district politics and Is widely known
throughout tho state. W. W. Wnlte con
ducts tho democratic Hernld. J. M. Brlggs
Is tho veteran of tho Anltn newnpaper men,
running tho Republican.
James M. flow's Greenfield Transcript was
for years tho home organ of Congressman
linger when he wns In congress. Tho
Transcript nnd Democrat, by IS. J. Sldey,
are both strong papers. W. H. MrCluro
conducts one of the handsomest llttlo pa
pers, typographically. In the Fontnnollo Ob
server. It Is ns Interesting and sprightly
ns It Is handsome. Mr. McClurp believe
the nppearaneo of n paper Is a largo part
of Its nttroetitcness nnd ho never permits
cnrclessness In this regard. J. C. W.
MccIIiik of (lie AnnocIiMIiiii.
Recently a meeting of tho .Southwestern
Iowa Editorial association was hold at
Crouton, nt which time tho photographs
accompanying this article were taken. Tho
following were In attendance:
Walter S. Ileall, News, Ml. Ayr.
I'. W. Ilanton. Enterprise, Cumberland.
(1. A. Hill, Echo. Massenn.
A. E. Chllils. Times, Ilrldgewnter.
II. E. Perkins, (llobe, Kellorton.
I). II. Scott. American, Orlswold.
Henry Purvlance (low. Transcript, (Jiecn-
neld.
W. H. McClure, Observer, Fontnnclle.
J. C. Harrows, loweglan, Centervllle.
W. S. Johnson, Express, Harden Orovo.
E. J. Sidney, Democrat, Greenfield.
O. E. Hull, Reporter, Leon.
W. I. Worttunn, Leader, Malvern.
Nate Q. Miller, Independent, Essex.
Edgnr Brawn, Record, Hastings.
C. C. Shcaffer, Enterprise, Rnndolpli.
1. S. Junkln, Unlnu-Itepubllcnn, Corning.
E. J. Harklow, Express, Hid Oak.
W. C. Dcpow, Bureau, Wnlnut.
W. O. Hodgson, Hawkoye, Ht Charles.
8. M. Orceno. Hernld, Clarlnda.
E. 1). Hully and C. M. Kneetly, Graphic,
Elliott.
Walt C. McCllntock, Beacon, Tnbor.
F. C. Clark. William Hall, Sun, Red Oak.
J W. Wayne, Republican, Orlswold.
A. R. names. Semi-Weekly Union, Albln.
J. II. May, Review, Cincinnati.
W II. Dweey, Democrat. Charlton.
Ilernnrd Murphy, Eagle, Vinton.
Lntnyetto Young, Capital, Des Moines,
J. 0, McCormick, Current Press, College
Springs,
M. M. Illnton. Record, Melrose.
J. M, Onss, News, Albla,
O, C. McCormack, Republican, Albln.
J L. I-ong, Union, Russell.
W W. lllsby. Tribune, Afton.
I' W. Sprnguu. Reporter. Orient.
O, O, Hall, Journal, Conway.
Howard Tiilford, Record, Mt. Ayr.
V 1. Ouches, Sentinel, Osceola.
W. P. Wormian, lender, Malvern
R. W. Hruce, Herald, Charlton.
II, L, Bishop, Journal, Lorlmor.
John Sterling, Democrat, Corydoi
E. H. Lowls, Patriot, Charlton.
A. W. Maxwell, Lender, Seymour.
John Adams, Press, Soymour.
James Johnston, Call, Stanton,
O. P. Shcaffer, Republican, Red Oak
W. J. Clark, Tlmo-Tablo, Lonox.
R. O. Wlseil, Free Press, Corning
l, "anaj&H I
nallX. Balam' '1
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We Are Climbing Up.
The Twentieth Century Farmer is now publishing
over 30 columns of advertising each week.
We ask the advertiser for no contract and give no dis
count no matter how long he runs or how large space he
uses he can order his ad out at any time.
It is plain then that unless it pays the advertiser, we
can't hold his business.
That we published this amount of advertising, week
after week, on these terms, is sufficient evidence that our
advertisers get ample results.
Circulation, 27,000.
Rate 10c Per Agate Line.
IT PAYS TO BE IN
The Twentieth Century Fairmer
The Bee Publishing Co., Prop'rs, Omaha, Neb.
A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO
SHAVE WITH."
SAPOLIO
IS THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
A Noted Divine Who Is f
THE
tfleNT 5H0C Co
I
Mm
MAKER Nro WEARER
I obapluln of a Wisconsin regiment, In speak-
lug on tho question of abolishing the Army
I Canteen, snyn: "Oood beer Is better than
bad water." A quotation coming from mich
n nourco suouiu uesorvo more tnnti u pawn-
nil'
liM thought.
Omaha Brewing Assoeln-
New Spring Styles
of the fnmous REQENT SHOES are, as
usual, the leaders In foot fashions for men
Thoy come in nil the well known makes,
Including tho new patent vlcl kid. enamel.
Russia calf, kangaroo and nil colors of tans.
Wo chnrge $2.no and $3. no others nsk $.1.00
and 16.00 for their equal.
Regent Shoe Co.
Writ' for Frre Cntii loum.
"
Bock Beer Days
WE TEACH YOU FREE
SB. to IIO. PER DAY. llbl
, Hl.vrr. nickel noil MtUl lMtlnC.
n u"tu 'r iravtuuf , uiidi oq MlllUl
I'ruF. Uray Mm hlnc. ritiet
Waicbf, Jtl7, (able war, RlfjrejM,
mrUl food. NO K&fERlthlK.
J pill. UUro ucthovll. Notoja.
. n UW pia'tOf, nut uumii, All
fComrtllf. kit tool. Iftlhtl. matarUta
The Hot-ail. Dew lit r il Df rMaa. nulfe
a mj. nrttetouaja raiuirjii, lamrira. t , ritr.r..
I. UHkX A CO., PUtUtt Work CINCINNATI, U
IHaBanWr-r2
for work.
Spring- is coming'
wlii'ii I'voryoni' wants somutiiliiK tn
liniilHli "thnt tired feulliiK" tlmt comus
with It, nml tlii'io Is tiothliiK that will
ilo It Uku our pure and wholesome bot
tled beer. It Is the best and must pleas
ln beverage that you can drink und
will drive away the blues by addliiK to
your vitality and making you feel as If
life was worth living.
Have you tried our famous Hock Beer
now on draught? Hrewed and bottled
lu Oinnha.
Teleiilione lit).
Metz Bros. Brewing Company,
OMAHA.
Hon wishes to Htatu that In the manufac
ture of their beern they line nrte.slnn water
unjl the best of Imps, thus forming a com
bination of nil that Is tho best artesian
water. Imported hops nnd "Hluo Itlbbou
Bottled Beer." Hnvo n limited number of
cases of our celebrated Bock Bottled Beer,
so get your order In nt onco nnd be up to
date.
Omaha Brewing Association
TELEPHONE 12C0.
The Best
is xmid enough
for the
American People.
THAT MEANS
GREEN RIVER
THE WHISKEY WITHOUT A HEADACHE.
t nil UrNt-eliiNN Iiiii-n nml lintel.
WMII.V Til A HT, SIII'I'MKII IIV
ciiiu.wio i.Mtuoii iiousr.,
Wi .Vorlh Kith Street.
M. Wollstein & Co.
nisTiiimiToits.
rw-r,nt no. mill st.
OM.All .
o
FREE
LIFE SIZE DOLu
"Baby's clothes will
now fit Dollle."
(llrlo can trtt thU U aiilirul I.lfi- Slti
Doll itliMilutt-ly Knt fur w lllnr only
ft. iir iNniiif tmr (iriat Cult! Hi ml.
Ht lit Tttlilt'tM itt V cnit a Imix Wi He
tOlll It htl WH Wilt Hll Hl1tlll'UtHl'7
lllilll M let mill, Will Hll M'llil 1H tll
nmiH-v 1 8 1, (i nml m will m-ih) Mm
(litri I .IIV Mt Dull ulikli I hit
liltfll Hllil nil) wt'iil ulh V lutliCH. Do I.
Iln hunm liult wtiiu lll'lc Htni,(lulil( it
Mtilr. ItufV ('Iu'iLm, Itrmwi hit. Kit)
Col.ur.l Il.nv. a Ooltl riniitl Ittnntv
Tin, 1N-I htm kOiDliu k Wmt -,V will
ptiuiii iilntu- Ihlrtilitll Unni'iuit If
iHiKliniion of tin llni t-t IihihI imlntt'd
Kkmh'Ii Dull, anil will Hvm inaililM'B
nifinury luiitf aft r iliitdlmoil linjn
hat imMMtHl, AiMn-iu.
NATIONAL MEDICINt CO..
Ofll t 0011 New Haven, Conn
FREE: n
A
WANT ONE OF THESE 1901 BICYCLES
ah iionun awjToriiM'mcnu oaroaricrnunou 10 imrnuucu iug wonacrrui icura llcadarhA
Tablet Into t'Ytry homo, and In ortler to do bo wo m! trood atrvnts and aru willing to aj
in fin nantipuinciy luucunitt'i iwi jiutiei nifjcio, wun I Jin
f ni. iH.'ii miu uLMwicr imtp nuaw-iitti, iur eviiiuof uur rvintuj.
Wo liHvo 14 re nutation for hunot dt-jillrur. auul tu tirmti It. turv
penonwho wlUJx boxen of leura Htadiu tioTtibUt at ui ct-ntii
box will rciviro our (ri'nfrous otfer of thU uHotlate whtfl,
also iAntcrn. ikuaud uraka. with naif n dozen doulle Dlatud
TMBMona which ve frit u ntxtolutrly fn for wlllnir only aJx
41)11 v F ini niTiih uiurr iiminj. niitx u aciiii uin lauit'LH
by mallrwheu told vend uitho il.&O and we (ruaranu If tou will
comply with our otTer wo will wnd you wluithf Tt-a BHonf ,tho
lAntinuthe lu ll, ami tho Hlryplo,any ilzo f rame,wtth aCatT
trak(wiiltivirlrenatumluUly friUtmemhcr wo truarant w tho
IHoti'Ih tu litf a IWU hhnIi'L runtalnliiir all of ttm IntMit Imnrnvn.
menta, and that erery wheel la nttd with a Coanter Brake. Why y out money for a l.leyiTe, Ipjigj. DrUChV DO DImumIm
whnoucantonofivThouaamUcanUiTtlfy thai wodoMwowiy. Wrltoat oncoaUdrue. lUUnK I) LULU I UU DICjCIS
iafatav M X. h.
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Dept
.E 42 Haw Haven. Conn.
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