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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1905)
TnR 0MAI7A ILLUSTRATED DEE. February 19, IMS. For and About Women Folks Women Doctor. on top thay ndll bring a feattv Atmoaphrra live or Mx Inches. Soma of tt, i.n.in.h ISCt.SSING women In th rrofo- to the plainest meal. stripes are made In very beautiful pnlnr. D ion before, the women's confer- The cherry and hatchet are till favored and though only 60 cents a. piece are as soft ehce In New Tork City, Dr. Grace as decorations for the Washington birth- In color as the ll.no French stripes. Peckham Murray spoke on day party, and store are bountifully sup- Some very ugly dining room papers are "Woman's Work as a Physician." plied with novelties for this season. The made, generally in MnorUh mnA . Shosajd: woman who invests In several bunches of fecu, with yellows, greens, reds and golds "I don't know why women shouldn't be as cherries at the bargain counter Is wise, for all mixed up In wondrous confusion, mu erssful physicians as men, for no chem- she may use them for some future affair Imagine trying to sustain a lucid conversa- Iral test, ttowever One, no microscopic test of thl kind. A buff and blue Jardlnter tlon at dinner In a room whose wallpaper has discovered any difference In the minds packed with sand has a branch of a tree wars with all one's artistic conceptions! of men and woman. There can be no sex In standing upright In the center.' Upon this Tapestry papers of every description are hrnln. So why shouldn't women be Just as axe hung cherries and their foliage. Fine shown. Will people ever tire of really surres!ful as men physicians? For women ones can be made of white tissue paper, pretty tapestries In soft tones? On the who feel they have no Interest In life after tinted reddish and yellow, and others of other hand, the papers Imitating wood they have passed the frivolous stage of girl- cherry paper. At the base place a mlnla- panels are less attractive. They are shaded hood I would suggest work In a laboratory, turo hatchet; from the white embroidered to look like moulding and are a bad lmlta- There they can work out the groat unsolved centerpiece radiate green vines which ter- tlon. problems of the age and how rich tha minate In a cluster of cherries; miniature The leather papers, although they also are world wuld be If women would take up hatchets form the place cards and napkins Imitations, are really beautiful. In soft this work. Women who shrink from public are folded Into cocked hats. Small dolllea bronxe effects, with a sheen of gold run- llfp will find Joy In a laboratory." are heaped with balls of chocolate bon- nlng through thera. they will make very "Are married women as successful physl- bons or candled cherries to represent can- handsome dens nnd dining rooms, and are clans as unmarried ones?" queried Mr. son balls. very well suited to rooms containing mls- Bpencer, husband of the society's former 3 slon furniture and panelled walla They can president, who was the only man In the "A Lady rharmaclat." also be used for vestibules, and are com- room. MlBS Marguerite Ludwlgs, the pretty 19- paratlvely new for this purpose "I think." said the doctor, "that it's a year-old sister of Qustav A. Ludwlgs. a English papers do not follow the style of dlfllrult thing for a wife to practice In the druggist of J701 St. Louis avenue, East St. panelling for downstairs rooms, but a great early years of her married life. I think it's I5u". has successfully psssed the state variety of plain and two-toned wallpapers difficult for her to do what's right by both examination for a pharmacist and bears with decorative frlexes are shown Some her homo and her profession. Nevertheless, tha distinction of being the only female 0f these are In the poster style, and are full I wonder If she spends more time out of druggist In Illinois. of rich color and good drawing, her home than the society woman or the Mis. Ludwlgs was educate In East St. Tbere re ,ome woman who Is a philanthrope. And she Jul. and ""ended tha public schools Veau. One paper made in this country has th. uplifting sense of feeling she Is thert. Her brother has been a druggist wUh a ,otug fl in at yTs earning her own money and can spend it In " "veral years, and when he opened a .what Egyptian. comas in her home a. she wishes." dru tOT of own h mediately bt- shades. The brown and gold treatment came possessed of a desire to become a neelaliv tm. a . . "uauneni is , pharmacist. Her ambition was fostered by TVJZL " i ,n br0wn' wlth A fl.eee.sf.1 Blacksmith. her brotner wh) took her Jn han M(, "- rich go d background, would look ex- Women follow queer occupations In Colo- taught her pharmacy. She was an apt ! ? dl"ln 1100111 wlth Btand rado. There are women physicians and pupil and studied hard. ' C woodwork above a dado of dark women lawyers there and In other states, Recently both Ludwlgs and his pretty crePe Panr w burlap but they have become so common that sister came to the conclusion that she , A"ol"or ;OIor of the same paper would they excite soaxcely passing notice. In could readily pass the state examination. charml"s" wlt white woodwork for a Colorado, where woman suffrage has hold and arrangements were made tor her to ain'D room or living room. It is in blue sway so many years, women seem to be take the examination. This was done, and f" Breen wltn a background of white, moro Independent and daring, if one may she went to Springfield and took the ex- b"t burlaD tracery in blue over the so term It. Two women constables were amtnatlon there. She was notified of her wnl,e- 11,18 looks equally well when used elected at the November election, one In success in passing the examination and on a waJ1 above a blue felt or a dull Washington county and tie other in Sedg- brought her certificate home with her. green gray felt A blue floor covering wick county; there are two sisters mining Mlsa Ludwlgs bears the distinction of could be used with the first mentioned in th old Creeds silver district; a Denver being one of the very few druggists who coloring and a green with the latter. woman drlvwi a laundry wagon, and she studied pharmacy and passed the state ex- Among the inexpensive bedroom papers had the exciting experience of being hold amlnatlon without having previously ma- there are some dainty patterns ranging up and robbed recently Just like a man. trlculated or attended a school of phar- In price from 12V4 to 25 centa. They are But all these occupations pale when com- rnacy. Her education was conducted in called allover designs, as they are Intended pared to the work taken up by.Mrs. C. L. pr'vato, by her brther, and he expressed to be used in attics where sloping ceilings Orrock of Denver. Mrs. Orrock is a black- """self as being proud of her success. require papering with the same material smith. She doesn't make wheels and Miss Ludwlgs was very modest about as the side wall. The thistle, poppy and wagons with her own hands, but she oper- J1" Buc"8"- s al1 that she took up clematis In tho designs are all most attrao- ates the largest shop In Denver, has the .e. tuy of PY from love of it. tlve and the patterns are carried out in city work and builds wagons for all the lcn f ne "quired by being around her quite a number of good colors, express companies, and repairs them, too. ZTZJtJ. "XtJtt h,aIwy" Some of the more expensive papers, with Tho fact that pho keeps fifteen men con- . 1 m, . V mronger colors and touches of gold through stantly employed will give one an idea of L?edTr medicinal ? them' are not at a11 There Is a pretly the extent of her business. as second n ure to ' her ShaTnt" Paper tw tones- The Here hor unusual occupation excites no " "7"?, . her e'" '"tends to a Japanege chryBanthemum. Ih,w more .interest than if she were a man. and b management of h". store " n th9 cream of tne r befor9 she goes about her work as if born to It management or his store. af,gign (J prlnted on ,t Th(j background It would have been easy for her to sell Kew IdeM "iwidi Pmotr pale blue Kreen or e, " would make a out the business when her husband died. ,., , , J' suitable paper for a country dining room several year. ago. but then -he would not Is always terestlng to see what new or a co house 0r for a J . ii... ium U iucm sua oiiu mil in liih hi I n ii ir wr nonari r rM away. 1' w. N.w York Sun. ,ThU gT7h TlZyoX quZtand 2 oTot - IZZX. ZToXr. ZTZtT" ftnd pretest Papers ZT In' lie? uetiuru - j flXPen in a inw nnWIn CP hull With mohAMn.. smith shop, which was hi. principal asset. "J?? coding furn- white woodwork it wnnirth The magnitude of the task can bo appro- "iwr , u. u earn utsign u maae in d , elated by every woman. Mr Orrock I. many color. It behooves the purchaser to ' ... ..7 . v.. v,. he careful seieet th Th. - Thore are some German papers In two- been ask T do a; moUboriou. Vork -earn ground, are uSua..y the prettiest and L'S SSf """J i i,n ber household duties. She was smaU me most serviceable ami frail then, and It is evident that her The less color there la in the background make Ideal hall papers. It Is a relief to have such a change from tho orthodox sherbet cups encased with daintlly-made paper petal, or cherry foliage tied to the stem, with cherry or rose ribbon, maka dainty receptacles for cranberry or cherry Ice or strawberry frozen cream. Colonial hats of buff and blue and paste board drums are cleverly designed for bon bons or cake. The former , can be made of circles of double-faced paper pasted onto little paper cups, then pasted up on three sides, one ornamented with a cockade. Even the ordinary family meals on this day can be made attractive by molding such a com monplace dessert as blano mange in cups decorated with candied cherries cut heart shape and the cream sauce tinted a delicate pink. Apple sauce and plain cream, colored with cranberry juice and frozen, make a delicious combination. Served in glasses with cherry and a piece of citron for foliage , SAVE YOUR FACE Ag. sickness,' overwork, trouble those deadly enemies ol woman's dearest treasure (her beauty and complexion) are rendered well nigh powerless ty 1 MRS. NETTIE HARRISON'S LOLA MONTEZ CREMB A ST.eat scientific discovery a food for the skin, replacing; wasted tissues, filling out wrinkles, causing the skin to throw oS what is unhealthy and discoloring, and to assume the beautiful transparency and velvety softness of youth and health. Pot lasting three months, 75c. , at all druggists. if yon heve aay delects of skin, scalp or gsneral laaltb, write ma, Correspondence solicited. Jnrs. NPTTIB HARRISON, Dermatologist ' s 140 deary bu, ban Francisco 1 J West 27th 5t.. New York City For sale by Sherman & MoConnell Drug Co., 8. W. Cor. 16th and Dodge, Omaha. I KEARNEY f MILITARY I I academy! Hints on Latest Fashions For the accommodation of readers of The Bee these patterns, which usually retail at from ZS to 60 cents each, will be furnished at the nominal price of 10 cents. A supply is now kept at our office, so those who wish any pattern may get it either by call ing or enclosing 10 cents addressed "Pat tern Department, Bee, Omaha." NO. 4613-LITTIJ3 ROTS' BLOUSE. Sizes, 2 to S years. BELTED A boarding school for boys. ITouhs lifo. TtiormiKU Instructions. Small classes. Military training and discipline. Gymnasium, Ath letics. I'repare for College, for the Army, Navy and Civil Service. For catalogue address Harry N. Russell. Head risster. KEARNEY NEB., NO. 4599-GlRL'8 DRESS. Sizes, 6 to 14 years. Clot ldAT(S)j I3I5-I7-I9 FARNAM STREET; GENUINE PRICE CUTTING SALE Something You Cannot Afford to Overlook if in Need of Anything Now or in the Near Future PRICES TALK Bi Cut in Dining Room Tables Do not pay a big price for old style furniture when you can buy the latest up-to-dato goods at less price. 6.50 7.00 13.75 16.00 $0.00 solid oak six-foot Extension Table, 41nch top $9.75 solid oak Round Table, six foot extension, 45-lnch tor. $18.00 solid quarter sawed oak, polished top, fluted legs, Blx-foot extension, 45-lnch top $24.00 solid quarter sawed oak polished top Table, 8-foot extension, 45-lnch top frj.w soiia oak round l'edestal Center Table, 6-foot extension. 1 A P 45-Inch top ...Ir.ak $33.00 quarter sawed and polished Table, 8-foot extension, beau- 7 C tlful design, Pedestal, 4&lnch top $37.00 quarter sawed and polished Table, 8-foot exteusion, ped- 7A nA estal center, claw feet, 48 Inch top Jj.33 $05.00 very massive Extension Table. 54-lnch top, highly polished C C HA pedestal, all quarter sawed and polished .v DD,fJ Big Cut in Room Size Rugs Big Cit in Parlor Rockers All sample pieces, bought at a great sac rifice. Two hundred to select from, flo at these prices this week: Four Hundred to Select From. Buy now and have them laid away. $13.04 6x9 Brussels Rug- Q gQ $1500 10-6x1) Brussels Bur Q QQ I16.M 12x9 Brussels Rug g QQ 19.00 12x8-4 BrusseJs Hug QQ 122.00 12x10-6 Brussels Rug- g gQ $25.00 13-6x10-6 Brussels Rug g qq $14.00 7-6x6 "Wilton Rug jq qq $2250 10-6x8-3 Wilton Rug y QQ 2500 27.00 $3S.00 13-9x10-6 Wilton Rug QQ $25.00 10-6x8-3 Axminster Rug Q QQ $26.00 12x8-3 Axminster Rug ' gQ QQ $33.00 12x10-6 Axminster Rug 25 yQ $15.00 13-6x10-6 Axmmster Rug 35 QQ You can't make money easier. $32.00 12x10-6 Wilton Rug for $36.00 13-6x10-6 Wilton Rug for Big "Cut in Our Drapery Department Herewith we mention a few of the bargains. 15c Dotted Swiss, 30 in. wide, large and small dots, regular 15c quality, yd 1UC 25c English Cretonue, 30 inches wide, all colors, reg- P ular 25c quality, yd IjC Remnants of Tapestry, Armures and Dnmasks. 24 in. square, suitable for chair seats and pillow tops, each 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c and 50c $2.50 Ruffled Net Curtains, with lace and insertion, 3 yards long, worth $2.50 rn per pair l.JU A lot of Trimmings nnd Drap ery Fringes, sold as high as 25c a yard choice ns long C as they last, per yard... JC $ 12.ro mahogany Inlaid back Arm Rocker, polished wood scat.... $11.50 mahogany inlaid back Arm Rocker, pOlished wood scat... $9.25 mahogany Arm Rocker, polished saddlo seat.. ....... $9.25 Antwerp oak, wood seat, shaped back Roelier.. .. $8.75 mahogany, colonial design, wood seat Arm Rocker..... $9.00 Antwerp oak Arm Rocker, finely finished $8.00 golden quarter-sawed oak, polished wood seat. Arm Rocker.. $8.75 Antwerp oak, wood seat, Arm Rocker, large size . $9.00 mahogany colonial Ann Rocker, wood scat, polished ...... $7.75 mahogany colonial Arm Rocker, wood seat, polished $7.50 golden quarter-sawed and polished oak Arm Ro'ker....MMM $7.50 Antwerp oak, solid back. Rocker with arms. ............... $0.75 mahogany, colonial design Rocker .,. $0.50 quarter-sawed and polished oak Arm Rocker..., $7.00 quarter-sawed' and polished onk Arm Rocker. , . . $5.50 quarter-sawed and polished oak Arm Rocker.... $3.50 solid oak, saddle seat, Ann Rocker t fx ....$9.23 ..$8.00 . .$7.00 $7.00 -..$0.50 ....$6.50 . ...$0.25 -..$0.25 -..$0.00 ... .$5.75 .$5.75 . .$5.75 -..$5.25 ....$5.00 ....$4.75 ....$4.25 .. ..$1.90 Big Cut in Parlor aid Library Tables All go this week at these prices none reserved. Don't miss this op portunity: $47.50 solid mahogany carved Parlor Table $39.00 $42.00 solid mahogany carved Parlor Table .. .-. $20.00 $37.75 solid niHhogany Library Table $22.50 $42.00 solid mahogany Library Table, ov&l top - ..$23.00 $23.75 solid mahogany Pedestal Parlor Table.. - $18.00 $17.50 solid mahogany Parlor Table $14.50 $12.75 solid mahogany Parlor Table $9 25 $7.50 mahogany Parlor Table $5.50 $4.50 mahogany Parlor Table $3-90 m.c -uU . . , -";:r". Plain felt for lmlls. In the cast there have new occupation Has agreea wun ner, iur """' i"1!' i uencr . - - - - ----- now she ixhlblU strength in every move- " wears. Blue and pink grounds for bed- bee" 80 fw, flg"rd W'" that could be mcnt of her well-formed person. - room paper, are apt to fade, as they are . T ' ' - A little red cams Into Mrs. Orrock'. facs often printed on paper that is too thin, and pe"ed '0 kepp to plaln toIU as a 8afo when she was asked to tell something about the plaster In- the wall extracts the color, choice. " Is a tragedy when an unsuitable, herself, and even the smoke of the shop This Is why it is better to pay not less than Io"d hal1 paPer ls uaed- and a cost1' m's- could not hid. it She glanced about at the 35 cent, if you are buying moire paper; It Is tak0 to remedy. glowing forg--, the paint pots, the wheels, false economy to pay for hanging a paper Among the English bedroom papers are the partly finished wagon and the grimy, that Is bound to lose Its color. patterns of fine color in two-toned effects busy men, and said with Just a little smile: Very pretty borders come to outline the to bo used wltn flower and bird friezes. There really Isn't very much to tell, panels. A rose and ribbon effect is much The lovebird frieze ls a great favorite and My husband', death left ma without admired. The corners come in separate cme 1" blues and greens, means of livelihood, and I decided to try pieces, which makes the panel a prettier Tho oId fashioned flock papers are still and carry on his business. Of course, I shape than when" it is only outlined with mada and U8ed as a filling above high was scared, but I succeeded." the running border. Below the panel a pannelled dados. They make beautiful wall j plain felt can be used, or a little diaper coverings for libraries. They are made For Washington's Birthday. pattern of a V. In all solid colors and a few colors In Eliz- Tn giving hints for Washington's birth- Another paper sold for a base Is called a abethan designs for very large rooms, dsy celebrations, Elizabeth W. Morrison "tufted" paper, but it suggests the lining of There arp always new buckrams and new writes In the February Housekeeper: a coffin, and people should beware of It. It weaves of burlap, but the samo old burlap Dainty souvenir, can be made at home represents tufted material; the buttons and made ten years ago sells today and will end also ice or cream cups. Small wicker their shadow, are all there. always be a standby for rich, plain wall baskets, costing 5 cents apiece, 'can be Striped paper, are shown In endless covering, whatever new name it ls trimmed with paper cherries and foliage, variety. They are made in stripes varying called by. A paper lace dolly fitted in the basket in width from oae-quarter of an Inch to In selecting paper, many things hav. holds a handful of candled cherries. Glass KO. till LADIES' KOMONA. " U to M-lnch bust. NO. CM LADIEW SHIRT WAIST. U to 42-lnch bust. to be conuldered the aspect of the rooms, the woodwork, the furniture to be used, the rugs and, above all, tho use the room is to be put to. Color is an important fac tor in adding to or diminishing space, in making a room seem dark or light. Most people find a green room restful, a red stimulating, a cold blue depressing, and yellow cheerful. It Is, therefore, as important to choose the right color for walls as good designed wall papers. Also see that one tone predominates where the rooms open out of each other. Who has not been struck by the kaleido scopic effect given when entering a hall where a yellow room is on one side, a green on the other, a blue beyond that. and a red in another direction? Harmony is what must be aimed at If the homo Is to have the atmosphere of beauty and repose. Leares from Fashion's Notebook, Brown Is the leading color in veiling. A novelty In veils Is one of changeable or double shot chiffon. Animals' heads deoorate the newest de signs In women's umbrellas. Special "styles in corset covers to wear with the new lingerie waists are being In troduced. Wide girdles of Parisian origin are still In demand, but they are modllled to suit American Ideas and figures. In the parasol advance guard Inserted ribbon and hemstitching are pronounced features of the coaching type. Plum red la one of the colors favored by. Parisian dressmakers and combines espe cially well with violet and heliotrope. Shot silks In the new colorings are as soft and drape as gracefully as the much prized India muslins of olden days. Silk negliges ana saaues. nrlnclDallv of plain and fancy china silk, are expected to be much in evidence during the coming season. This ls a silk year, and ribbons of great beauty are used lavishly on the new hats. As a rule they are of the softest and most pliable sllka, and are put on, not In stiff bows, but folded and crushed Into rosettes. Several tones of a color are used In these rosettes, giving a flower-Like effect. There are two styles of bracelets. The very wide band with the clasp and the nar row rims of gold which -are slid upon the arm and which are pushed up and uown to make them set gracefully and becomingly. From ten to twenty of these narrow brace let are worn and though they are of new design they look surprisingly like the ban- fles of long ago when bangles were worn y every woman. Bands of velvet, for those who have no Jeweled necklace, are much worn around the throat. They are wide and are worn very snug. At the back there Is set a handsome pin, and In front there Is an other pin, or a pendant ls srranged upon the velvet. Many women to whom neck laces are not becoming are wearing these bands of black velvet and similar ones around the wrists. The effect ls strikingly pretty with a bodice of bright colors. Th. first of the untrlmmed millinery shapes ha ve appeared In New York and one may get a fair Idea of coming modes. Chif fon, mousseline, and maline hats will be worn a great deal, and as It la possible to buy beautiful shapes in these materials, the economical woman will rejoice In the news. Most of the shapes require little trimming, a flower or two or a bow. The material are manipulated In a truly won derful manner, and so much of it is re quired to make a hat that one wonders how the shops can afford to sell the shapes so cheaply. There seems to be little changs in hat stvUs. Chat About Womri, Mrs. Jane Evans, 73 years old and once a slave, hus juvt graduated with honors from the elementary grade of a night school In Now Haven, Conn. She began attending nohool last fall, wishing to learn to read the Itible and newspapers. Mrs. Evans was liberated by Lincoln's emancipation procla mation. Mis. Evans, eldest daughter of the United States consul general In London. II. Clay Evans, Is one of the most admired members of the American colony In the English cap ital. Miss Evans Is planning a visit to Egypt, where her mother and meter are spending the winter. A too loquacious modiste has betrayed ths secret of Mxxine Elliott's young back that pvelto and bendable back which preserves Its unimpeachable waist line In the face of Insinuating avoirdupois with an air of per slstent youth. The true inwardness of the marvel Is tha absence of lacing up the spina. Ths corset fits like a Jacket in the back. Is long over th. hip. and laces on either slue In front. Tha result Is ths month ami uncorrugated outline. About the nnlv ninn outside President r.nosevelt's family who is bold eiKiutcli to Interrupt lilm when ho is nl work la his prutty niece. Miss Poriiinn Douglas Robin son. She Is not the least bit afraid of Unci. Theodore" and ths younger Itooss- velt boys long ago learned the wisdom of getting her to Intercede for them when they nnd transgressed any of the few but strict rules laid down by their resoluto father. If "Cousin Corinno couldn't beg them off nobody could. Carmen Sylva, queen of Roumanla, who celebrated her 6ftth birthday this month, opened a refuge for old people and Invalids to commemorate the event. This home, which she had built and furnished at her own expense, will house 100 poor, and the ?ueen addressed the assemblage, thanking od that on the threshold of old nge He hnd given her the inspiration of extending her hand to other old people older than she. All told, 6,500,000 women of the United States are engaged In gainful occupations. There are 7.000 actresses, In round numbers; over 1.000 woman architects, designers and draughters, 11,000 artists aJid teachers of art, 3.4O0 woman preachers. 7W pettlcoated dentists, 400 electricians, 84 surveyors and civil engineers In skirts, over 1.000 Portias, 2 200 Journalists who can't sharpen a pencil, 6.000 scientific and literary feminine genlupes, S.ooo doctresses. 9.000 female gov ernment officials. 1,000 female commercial travelers and 35.000 women who sell mer clmndlse at retail and 300 at wholesale. There are over 300 bankers and broker, of the gentler sex. Captain Marv Becker Greene, the pride of every river man between Pittsburg and New Orleans, arrived In Pittsburg February 4 in command of the steamer Greenland, which plies between that port and Charles ton, W. Va. She ordered that the boat be made fast at Patterson's wha.rfhoat, and went to answer the Infant wall of 11-mnnths-old Thomas Ray Oree.ne. who was born on the boat. Mrs. Oreene l the wife of Captain Cordon C. Oreene. and has heen on the river ever since IfW when she left a pretty home In Marietta, O.. to become the bride of n rislnsr ynunsr mariner who now owns half a dozen boats. Mrs. Oreene de termined to he not onlv a partner In the "Jnvs and sorrows" of her husband hut Ms business nartner as well. She applied her self to th stndv of navigation and suc ceeded in passing- examinations for a llccnso p n nflnt BTirl master. A OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOPBVgg. R. T. Fl(ll OOITRArS'S C3CIENTAT. JS KemovetTin.Plmplei.Frecklrs. I 14 j nsii, ana gkid uuvmcb, sua every DioJuun -on iutv, am ),lffle8dBte6lloa. It inia ttooa tun toil of 66 roan, and ia to liarmlsai w alo It to be aura U U properly made. Accept no counter feit of aim liar iiauia. lr. L. A. bayra aald to a luily of the haul. tnu (a patient)! At you ladlea will u them. I recommend 'Gounud'i Crm' ss tha leaat harmful of all tha rtln preparations." Per aala by all liruggtati and Kaucjr Oooda iiealer. In tha U. 8., Canadaa. and Europe. FERB. T. HOPKINS, Prop r. 87 Kraal Jonas 6i, N. K r I THE XXTH CENTURY SEWING MACHINE The highest type of FAMILY SEWING MACHIN E the embodiment of SIMPLICITY and UTILITY the ACME of CONVENIENCE. In Purchasing Sewing-Machines, jit is Economy to Get the Dest. A cheaply made sewing-machine is dear at any price, bo cause faulty in action, liable to break and difficult to operate. That it is truest economy to buy a Singer can be perfectly demonstrated by inquiry at any Singer Store. Sold only at SINGER STORE, 1514 Douglas St, Omaha, Neb,, and 438 North 24th St, South Omaha. BEAUTY TTOloolcwfll take care of your complexion, uonoi anew un slglitly pimples, blai kheaJs, tun, or Ircckles to blemish your skia. Derma- Royale Will remove theae Ilka majlc. Cum tcirma and Tetter, A i lea wun iJ5i Soap, a perfect akin lWj Inaured. jT Derma-Royale jD'f. it ri it: 1 1 " ' Portrait and testimonial! sent on request THE DERMA-ROVALE CO.. Cincinnati. 0. Sold by Beaton Lima; Co. and all dmsKiata. 7 a"- ai tr2 fCCrA3L QhtfOUNO WII.I. FOSITIVKI.Y nut; Kidney and I.lver IJlaeaHf. Hhi-umatlmn Flrk Headache, KryslpcluH ttcrufuia, Ca tarrh. JndigtNtlon. Neur.-ntjla, NervouxnHss XiynpepMH. Hypliilitlo IilHf.iHfsi, Joinstlp:iI tlon. U'.aj,fi6ij jjeopiu were treated In 103. All cirut:giBl. JaERVAH TABLETS Induce rentful sleep. Cnre Nervoumem, Stomacti, Kidnerand III adder troubles, and produce J'luuiu oeaa, mreogih and Vitality. (old by ItruKKlitts). By moil, $1.00; or threoTiojir., $2.76. Also NERVAN LAXATIVE PILLS 25cts. or sample Tunisia, enclose 1U ceuia to Tha Kervan Tablet to, Cincinnati, O. For lalo by tb Beaton Drug Co, and all Oroaalata. PHILLIPS' SCALP LOTION A guaranteed remedy for all unhealthy conditions of the stalp. Prevents itching. L,raauates uaiiuruir. Htops falling hair. If you have a healthy, well nour ished scalp you will not be To: c BALD HEADED Phillips' Hcalp Lotion is a per fect tonic, containing no oil or acid, and produces first a I healthy scalp and then a glossy, luxuriant head of hair. Ak your barber for an application. Phillips Medical Company. OMAHA, NKB. Every Woman U iDiercftUd mi' l irmtUd know (KUl 1.11 WOlltU'ITIU MARVfL Whirling Spray ia naw viaisal a,rlaa. m0 (luaaai .Wm. llaat daf h v.t alual CoiirefitFiiL. 1 . r i av I ihmi bialMMij i.l raar dranLI for II. It h rminoi aupi'l y Ilia MAllt til,, hcrti.t III, Mlifr, I, a an! ktaino fo illulrHl4ltMK-ari'a. Itsivaa nil pntt urn lira nnU rtitafi k.u, in- Tulii.iM,' In Imlira l H I I, I.O., 41 1'urk Una, avw tura. For sale by eCTIAICFEUa Ini;(J BTOilES lGlh and C'hlcaKo ala. ; So. Omaha, 11th and N ma.; Council JtlufTa, 6th and Main ate. KUUN St CO.. litli and luuglaa anevta. .4 Pvt a . .'i 'im I M aMvVvVwwrWtfVirin iieve$ Kldnev & Bladder tumbles at once. Cures In 48 Hours a" URINARY DISCHARGES Each Cap. ) ) V TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER 0nJr On Dullar a Vans