THI rLLTJSTHATBD BMK.
December 8. 1001.
8
MINISTER TO MEXICO.
A Nchruskan Seeking This Iinpor
t ti tit Foreign Appointment
Is Strongly
ENDORSED BY OUR SENATORS
NHiriiNUiinn for Ni-lirimkn Hvrry Time,
Whether In Politic or In
lliinln vkk.
lien. I). U, Thompson of Lincoln, No
hraskn, tlio well known unsuccessful cntidl
ilutu for United Htnten senator, returned
thu otlii.T day from Kuropo. llo visited
Washington unrntito westward, wluro In
iix.'t Senators Mlllnril ami Dietrich, Mr.
TIiuiiiiroh'h nnililtlon to lio appointed min
ister to Mexico Ih very Kcncnilly known.
Hi! ImH exteiiHlvu Interest) In our sister
republic nml ho would bo Kind to represent
ii.;i,i: s.v.M in ,Mi:.vico,
With (IiIh nmliltloiiH ileal m burning In
hlH heart anil tlio rcIiciiio well planned In
Ills iiiluil, lie called upon tlio president nnd
a n h presented. He may not lio w'lit to tin
'ourt of President Diaz, but It la tnanlfeot
that (ho Inlliieuro of Nebraska's senators
will ho hhimI to advaiico Ills linpu. In other
wordH, Nelirnsknim lit tho cupltnl are
si'.WDi.Mi in1 l oit .r.iiit.sK.
Just iih they are standing faithfully, elll
eletitly and loyally by Nebraska enterprises
miiiinged by NcbniHlii mun nnd aupported
by Nebraska capital. It la not necesHiiry
to go to Washington to dnd proof of Nc
braaka loyalty to Nebraska's Interests. In
the city of Omaha fur about four yearn laat
past a Ni'liniHka I tint It tit Icm , backed by Ne
braska enpltul, lunnngcd by Nebraska men,
known widely aa tho
ii.wki'iis it i :si :it vi: i.iri:
baa been preaching thu doctrine of patron
izing homo Inatltutlona. It lma demon
Htraled tho value of local life Insurance
companlcH ngnliiBt alien cmnpanlin. It has
proved eouulilalvely Hint thoro la here a
Held for n good company nnd Hint tliu p 'ople
will Hiipporl It. This successful eompnny
has written an overage of $1100,000 n mouth
nil through the year, nnd
ii, ii. itoiiiiMiv, iiti:sii)i:'i',
deelurea (hat with tho Held force ho la now
organizing, working on tho policies nnd
plana offered the. people In this and ad
Joining stated, (he eompnny will inuru than
doiiblo this record In 11)02. Write him for
particulars at Mi'Caguo building, Omaha.
tiii: n.ici:its iti:si:itvi: i.irio.
nciiooi.n am roi.i.icmsN.
tliiHiiit-aH, Mliorttmiid, Typewriting mnd
lOngllsb. Bttidenta who deilra It ara as
sisted to position to earn board whlla at
tending Bend for catalogue, lire Build
ing, Omnhn, Neb.
.... YOU SEE
More Style,
Better Leather
and n "
Finer Finish
in the
Regent
$3.50
Shoes
ih. in you do In moat $6 and S6
shora on tha market.
Shoes (or Men Only.
Our 12.60 shoe cannot be
beaten.
REGENT SHOE CO,
205 South 15th St.
Hem! for Illustrated Catalogue.
ummmmnm
l&ents Tffmtea
"or Mn. Urn. JOHN A. I.OUAN HUmail New lloB
THIRTY YEARS IN WASHINGTON
It ttrf.l.th. Iiintr Ul.ttid all the Wonderful MihU ind
Scflir. ufour N.tlon.t I'.l'll.l-KjpcutUt , AdmlDfilnUri,
HucUI. .ml l.utinriiUli Incluilr.lh. l.lrr.ot .11 UhPtmI.
ilcnU. Ihrlr Iin, mul .rery Udy ollh. While llou.. from
VtMhlnntonM ItnocTrtt. In iiUfninr.tiUlluitntloni.futl.
ntlinilnUivM r; Uf.tloa.l v.lur. .ml mitlil titlrs. It It lh
klnitof IhwIh. 'lo nun .n.l womtn w. oflcr work .1 horn.
Ih.l pi. .book lli. I .i-ll'. cicIu.It trrrltory u4 But
term., trrlahu imM .nil rird It u v.n. Addir.a
A. U. WVUTU1NUTU.N CO., Uarlfara, Cm,
Couldn't Fool the Sentry
Ono of tho most nmuslng chapters In
Irving Ilachcller'a now novel, "D'rl nnd I,"
la that which tella of D'rl'a llrat eximrlenco
as a sentinel:
"Tho night nfler ho enme they put him
out on guard duty n greenhorn, with no
knowledge of nny ordera but gco nnd haw
They told him ho should nllow nobody to
pnaa him while on duty, but omitted to
mention tlio countersign. They Instructed
li I tn In tho serious naturo of his tnak,
milling that his ffilltiro to comply with or
dera would Incur tho penalty of death.
"D'rl looked very sober ns he listened.
No mnn over felt n keener senat of ro-
apouslblllty. They Intended, I think, to
cross thu lines nnd tnke his gun nwny and
hnvo fun with him, but tho countersign
would hnvo Interfered with their plans,
"D'rl went to hla post n little nftcr sun
down. The gunrd wna posted. Tho ser
geant with his pnrty of six stnrted back
to tho guardhouse, but they never got
there. They went as far a D'rl. He stood
with his gun rnlsed.
" 'Come nnother atop,' paid he, 'and I'll
let tho moonlight through ye.'
"They knew ho meant It nnd thoy stood
still.
" 'Como forwnrd, ono et n time,' said
D'rl. 'Drop yer guna 'n act down; yo look
tired.'
"They did na ho commanded, for thoy
could sco ho mennt business, nnd they know
ho hnd tho right to kill.
"Another mnn enmo nlong shortly.
" 'Unit! Who comes thoro?' D'rl com
manded.
" 'Friend with tho countersign,' ho re
plied.
" 'Cnn't fool mo,' said D'rl. 'Como up
hero 'n act down W melt yersclf t' hum.
Drop yer gun fuat. Drop It er I'll drop
you.'
"Ho dropped hla gun promptly nnd ac
cepted tho Invitation to alt down. Thla
Inat mnn hnd aomo nrgumenta to offer, but
D'rl atood aternly nnd mndo no reply.
"At II o'clock Cnptnln Hnwklna sent out
Inquiries for tho sergeant of tho guard nnd
his relief. Ho could find nobody who hnd
seen them slnco dnrk. A corpornl wns nlso
missing. The cnptnln sent n mnn to look
for them. I lo got ns fnr as D'rl and sat
down. They wnlted for him In vain. Tho
cnptnln stood looking Into tho darkness
and wondering nbout his men. Ho con
ferred with Adjutant Church. Then ho set
out with two men to go the rounds. They
got na fnr as D'rl.
" 'Halt! Who comes there?' he de
manded. " '(Jrnnd rounds,' wnB the answer of the
captain.
" 'l.ny down yer nrma,' snld D'rl, 'an'
como up hero 'n' set down.'
" 'Haven't time,' snld tho cnptnln, fnll
Ing nt first to grnap the situation.
" 'Hr tnko time, er I'll put a holo 'n yer
jacket,' snld D'rl.
"Ono of tho privates turned quickly and
rnn, D'rl sent a shot after him that
only grazed n leg nnd he kept on. Then
D'rl gnvo nil nttentlou to his new pris
oners. They could see no nmusenient In
dodging bullets; they throw their nrms on
tho sldo hill and ant down with thu others
"Tho cnptnln aworu as ho submitted.
"'Don't rile yourself.' snld D'rl; 'ynu
need rest,'
" 'No, I don't iiiilher,' said tho captain
" 'You'll hev to hev It, nnywny,' anld D'rl.
" 'Thla bents h I!' tho cnptnln iMBwored
with n laugh.
"A feeling cf alarm began to spread.
Tho ndjutnut wns standing In n group of
men nt headiuarters soon nfter midnight
Thoy were ears under In tho mystery. The
escaped soldier came running townrd them
out of the dnrk. Hi wns breathing heav
ily; hla leg waa bleeding and sore,
"'Well, what Is It?' the ndjutnut de
mntidod,
" 'D'rl,' tho man gasped, and dropped
down exhnuated,
" 'D'rl?' tho olllcer Inquired.
" 'D'rl,' tho mnn repented. 'It la Hint
'nlr mnn they cnll D'rl. Ho hna roped In
everybody thnt come his wny. They'ro nil
sitting on tho hill up thero bcsldo htm,
Won't lot n mnn move when ho glta him,
"Tho ndjutnnt snickered na ho spnt nn
oath. Ho was mndo of Iron, thnt mnn
Church,
" 'Tost n gunrd around him,' Bald he
turning to nn ofllcer. "Tho deni fool'd tek
tho hull gnrrlaon of wo didn't. I'll go "n"
try t' pull him off his perch.' "
A Funny Horse
"I hnd moved heaven nnd enrth to get rid
of thnt old Bknto," anld tho mnn who loves
to trndo horses to n Detroit Freo Press re
porter. "Of course, ho wnan't worth what
I could got for him, but ho was certainly
worth $1,25, becniiso 1 had agreed to throw
In tlu hendstnll, which wns a new one. I
never hnd n horse yet thnt I wasn't nblo to
sell, nnd the only thing thnt worried mo In
this enso wns thnt I might wnko up boiho
morning nnd find the bruto dend from old
nse.
"I tan ncross n mnn nt Inst who was
looking for n horse, nnd I tnlked him to n
stnmlatlll beforo I showed him tho living Il
lustration of tho fact thnt thoro Is nothing
In the Btory thnt n horso novcr lived over
tweuty yenra.
"When I hnd my roan In n trnnce I led
tho horso out nnd was gnzlng nt him In
sllont ndmlrntlon when my wife, who was
an Interested spectator, exclaimed!
" 'Do you knowl That la tho funniest
horaet Why, ho cnn't eat hay!'
"It la needless to any thnt I did not
make the Bale."
Iler's Pure Malt
gives more pleasure to nine
people, than any other whis
key on the market. It Ii pie
scribed by more pliv-lclnm
on account of ltslilg"ii mt d.
rln.nl qualities, nnd partial.
Inrdrlnkcra ngrce tlint of nil
malt whiskies Iler'.t Is the
purest, smoothest, mellow
est nnd best. Thin whiskey
1ms been on the market for
thirty years nnd more peo
ple nre drinking It every
clay. If you will try It once,
you will begin lo reatlrc how
rcnllv good nod satlsfnctory
n whiskey can be.
llic Willow Springs Distillery
Omaha,
U. S. A.
nt i -r aj trtr.uc
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161 ( Farnam St., Omaha,
RED CROSS
WHISKEY
4 FULL
QUARTS
Kxprosj elm ryes prepaid
S.11
Recommended by
the leading phyal
alans and uaed In
all prominent hos
pitals. The Red Croea
Whiskey enjoya to
day the beat of rep
utations and stands
above all In quality
and purity.
FREE
One bottle of tin
wlno free with
each order until
January 1
Western
Distilling
Co.,
7U So. 16th Street
OMAHA,
Bole Owners.
Ordera from itaUa
weat ot Nebraska
will be ahlppad by
(relent.
A BUSINESS DISPUTE
is easily settled
when accounts are properly kept. Don't
practice false economy by trying to save on
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ruled and printed to order at such a small
cost that you can buy the best.
A. I. ROOT, Printer,
414.416 8. nth St., . . OMAHA, NEB.
THIS ELEGANT CUT GLASS DE
CANTER sUtulinp; Vl inohos
high and flllod with
FREE
miter's
Celebrated 8-year-old
Rye Whiskey
and Rhiss ABSOLUTELY FKKK.
Sond us Q2.L A( 10 t'tty for two (-) gailm' of
HILLI-R'S ZPvfsU IURU RYU, nnd wo will
onoloso with sarao the Docantor nnd srltiss nctitly
packed iindHhippcd in plain box.
All Charges Prepaid.
Wo mnko this liberal olTor in order to introduco
our celobratod IIILLKR'S IHJRK RYIi WHISKEY,
"Once tried uhcuys used."
WITH ONE GALLON A bottle of choice wlno nnd
11 hntulHotne culeiidnr, witli every one-trillion order
received until .Inntinry 1st.
SH.20 per cnllon.
FREE
HENRY HILLER,
522 North Kith Street.
OMAHA.
N. H. Ordors for statos west of Nebraska must call for 5 gallons to in
eludo olTor and to be prepaid.
mt IR I a SLEEPING DOLL
NKAtlLY TWaTIimm OK A YARf TALL. enmtilfU
1th ft lirtra llkolin catioUT ton Foldlnir Doll l!rM IltU-a.l.
Inclu.llriban.linm (Hlowt, mttrrM, tUt ALL cUrn free fr
Jhpoalouof ULY36lWtt Ktjrla lTrrtl nl mrtftl novrltv
krtklfti kt od dim e h (No truh -nt out.) 1 hi lowly dull
ha.i Miu turning hr 1, JotnlM boly, illni rye, long curly
hi!r (U'k or blond), nl utirLIn (a Uk olT, hsnitwmrly
tirrNMxt from top to to, Ordf r 24 Novrltlet at onrr, nt-ll thrni to
fur friend, wnl ut the mony nt we will forward tovrnr
aMreM, thla Naut.ful, tin SIrilrnf Uvauty IM1 ami Fuldlo
1W coinnlf to for your trould
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WO. 1 MAIN ST., ORIDGEWATCR, CONN.
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'DIRT DEFIES THE KING." THEN
SAPOLIO
IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF.
FREE FREE
From Dec. 5th Until Jan. 5th.
i win Kivo Km ok t'HAiton
with cvfry purclinHe of n ttnllnn of
whisky wlno, lltiiior. from $2.fiO up, n
linttlu of lino Modnl Monarch Itlnck
liorry llnuuly, n lino Oold Ktchcil
Whisky fllass, Corkscrew nml nlso n
Immlsomi' 112 rnlonilnr Thesi nrtl
t'lt's ii ru a vnlunliU holiday Klft to nil
my patrons.
Meyer Klein's
Pnmo Rye
10 Years Old.
Four Quarts Full
for $3.10.
Charm's Prepaid.
This whlskv
Is bottled ex
pressly for my
trade anil Is
sold dlreet to
eonstimiTH. thus
siivIuk all re
tailers' prollt.
I Kiiaranteu It
to be a line,
pure old Hye
Whisky, lined
In wood and the
eiiual of nny
whisky sold for
t w 1 c o tho
money If not
absolutely sat
isfactory return
to mo nnd I
will rofund your
money Tnke
notice. Orders
from states
west of Ne
liraska must
call for 3 nnl
lous to lio pre-unlit
IteferenceH: All Imnku in n,,.i,., ....
'.'!.. 'Xress or railroad comnaiiv.
write to
Meyer Klein,
Solo Owner,
52J N. lOtli SI. Omaha, Neb.
lit
CLEANING DYEING
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319 S. 15th St., Omaha.
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