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About The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1900)
T' Ml s ff s M 111 s I f"i""gai''Mnwiigw" i"yrf y H ot POINTEB Boforo making arrangements for your ycar'H supply f reading matte call and got our clubbing rates, '('lie following aro Home of our eombinu niitloiiH: Thi) Advertiser one year and Uio Farm .lournul until Due. ill, 100 1, lor only Si Tlio Advertiser mid St I.nuis'UIob l)c moural both one year for SI 00 The Advertiser mid tho Chicago In ter Ocean for Sl.10 Tho Ad vcrtiser and elt her tho Toledo Blade or tho Now Yoik Tilbiiuo for 81 ar Tho Advertiser and tho Household, a homo monthly, fortfl.:)ft Tho Ad voi User and the Iowa Homo stead, Poultry Farmer and Insurance Journal all ono year for $1.3.") Special Offer to Mail Subscribers THE OMAHA DAILY NEWS Ib tho greutcst newspaper bucccbh of recent years. Six months ago It wnB started; today It haa 18,000 circulation hi Omuha and uuburbs and leads all Omaha papers, morning or ovenlmr. In local circu lation. Wo want 10,000 out-of-town HiibHcrlberB in tho next 30 days and mulio-thlu Unprecedented Offer to Mail Subscribers Wo bcliovo that agriculturalists, merchants, professional uml work Ins men in small towns appreciate a dally paper and noiono who do nlreo to keep In touch with what is going on in tho world at largo need deny himself any longer his dally newspaper on account of cost. Send ono dollar for ono year's sub net Iptlon, 7G cents for six months, DO centu for Uireo months, 25 cents for ono month, cash In advance. This special otter Is bona lido and will bo carried out on our part ab solutely. Do not fall to subscribe at once. THE OMAHA DAILY NEWS Is an Independent aftornoon news paper. Wo print all tho news that's lit to print and print it fearlessly. Wo admit no fako or obnoxious ad vertising to our columns. Tho paper is clean and up-to-dato in every way. Our market reports nro re ceived by telegraph every day und uro conceded tho best nnd most To llable In tho state. Wo novo per fected our mall arrangements and all subscribers will got tho paper same day as published. Tho Great National Election Excitement is nbout to begin nnd every lntelll- f,cnt man after subscribing for his ocal weekly should have n first class dally newspaper containing tho latest market, state, Ken oral i and foreign news. Ho wants to keep posted on tho Boor war, tho l'hlllpplno Insurrec tion, tho eastern question and tho other stirring events that nro mak ing tho year 1900 ono to bo momor nblo in history. Tho Omaha Dally News prlntB nil tho ucwa nnd this special offer gives It to you nt less than ono-thlrd tho prlco of "nny other dally nowspapcr In tho Held. Send $1.00 Today and you will rccclvo Tho Omaha Daily News ovcry day for a wholo year, postago prepaid. Do not hesi tate to accept this romarkablo offer nt once. Tills advertisement may not appear again. Address THE DAILY NEWS, Circulation Dept. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. 114 South 14th Street. Call in and see us if you want aub8orlbfl for any papor published in the ITulted States. WlfcflWIIIIW Ill !!! m X v jTlJAHA DAILY MEWS AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER 312 ISSUES UY MAIL B ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR The Nebraska Advertiser W. W. SANDERS, Publisher VVN" SSUf Fimdav, July m, moo. A portion who diops an thing irom moving tiiiln ordinarily wtjs ''good bye" to It, but a noteworthy exception vus recently obuved on tho Burling ton lallroiid. A pocketbnik contain ing Sloo.v!."), a ftoltl ring, lour rubied and other valuables win loat by a pas senger on the St. Louis Pentium! ex picas. .Just where wan not known, and the train was advancing llfty miles an hour. Fioui (ho first atop tho loss was wired to Superintendent Piielanal Alliance, Neb , who immediately sent out a searching patty. The pocket book ami jowola were- found near the truck, three miles from Whitman, in as good condition as when lost. They were returned to tho surprised owner the next day. ThoDesignerforAugn.it is replete with fusliloim in garments and mili- nery particularly appropiiato for this tho warmest month of summer. Tho color plates aro unusually atnactivo, and tho fulNpago black and white il lustrations aio aitistic in the extreme. Tho Hummer girl, who is bemoaning her sunburn and freckles, will avail lioisolf gladly of tho leoipes given for tho H'Htoratlon of her complexion under "For Health and iieauty," while she who has had no vacation will do- rivo satisfaction and learn to appro clato her homo Burroundings liom "Comfort for tho Stay-at-IIomps." A lengthy illustrated article on "Dainty, Lingerie," and another on "Minplo Waist Pudding," under "Points on Dressmaking," will be of value and Intel est to the amateur dressmaker and seamstress. There aro thieo short stories in this number, "The Picnic at Clialllnt's Pond," "When the Unex pected happened" and Floss 'a Sisters," tho las-t being for Hho young folka. rho legnlar departments, such as "Floriculture," "Fancy York,""Notes of Now Hooks." "Hoiisq Decoration." "Among Oursolvt'B," "Tatting," "Cros cheting,""Tho Kindergarten in the tlome." "Etiquette Hints," "is'uraerj Lore." "Household Advice," and "Oookorj" tho lnstcomprlsing"Coo! Ing Draughts" aio all Interesting and appropriate to tl.o season. Aside from what has already been mentioned theio is an article on "Diet Fadn," n shoit play entitled "A Summer Cloud," 4ii excellent suggestion embodied in "Men as Domestic Servants," and three lllustiated pages ol "Fashion and Fab rics." flCLo Wny to go to California Is in it tourist uleeper, personally eon tlueled.via the liuilmgton Houte. You don't clmnge t'.ns. You make last time. You see tlio ilnoit scenery on inn gioue. Your ear Ih not so expensively fur nished as a palace sleeper hut it id just is clean, jtiBt as comfortable, just ns uod to lido in ulitl neatly j?in clit'iip tr It Iraq wide vestibules; PiuiM-n hb iiirili buck seats; a uniformed Pull man porter; clean bedding; spacious loiit-L rooms; tames anil a heat inn rmiKO Heinjjr strongly and hcivilv built, it rides smoothly; it in waini in winter ami cool in summer. In e!iare of each excursion imrtv ii an experreik'cd excursion eondiictoi who accompnuieg it riilit through to Los Angeles. Uars leave Omaha, St Josoph.Uncoin and Hastings every Thursday. arriving tMin Fianeiseo iollowinu .Sunday. Los Angeles Monday. Only three thus from the Missouri river to the WwMo Const, includinu u stopover of I hotns at Denver and 2 liomn at Sufi Lake City two ut tlio most intoiesUn,, cities on the eontinent. For foliW giving lull infonnation call at any Burlington Houte ticket of flee or writo to J. Francis, Gen'l Pas. sengor Agent. Omaha. Neb, 22V21 Whito Man Turnod Yollow. Great consternation was felt bv tho ft lends of M A Hogaity of Lexiimton, Ky., when they saw he was ttuningort low. His,skin slowly changed i:oior,also his eyes, and he sulleied tenibly. iH malady was ollow jaundice, lie was tieated bj the btstdoctois, but without beuelli. Then lie was advised to trv Flcctiiellitteis, the wondeiful stomnch and livei letucdv, and he wiltes: "Af ter taking two whole bottleH I was wholly cm ed." A tiinl pinveMtHinntch less merit lor all slomaoh, Iher and kidney tumbles. i)ulv fidij. Sold by V W Keeling, diuugist, Call 011 us foi job wult, WMiGitt Tho Plnngo Buth at Hot Springs. Hut Spring' populailt as a summer resott is due to Us plunge h.dh more than an thing else. There Is nothing Ike It anywhere else in the cuntr. Larger swimming pools thoie ur", but none whoso waters aro so clear, fro ci8tal-like, ho wondeiluliy r fresMng. All summer long It is thiongul uUli Imthcis lrom curly morning trntil I He at i.ight. Not eveione w ho visit Hot Springs piilioniy.es the plunge, but nearly everyone maker a point ol spending an hour or two them datl The water is of u uniform tempera ture of 00 degrees and oti experience a slight elt'ctiioHhock when you enter it. The action of Hie heart id alfo per ceptibly Btimtihui'd. riierit) sensations aie'of biief duiatlon and are quickly followed by foolings of pleasure, com foit and relaxation. During') uly the Burlington itouto will run ten cheap excursions to Hot Springs. The dates uioJulyli, 7, 8, l, 10, M, 17, 18, 11 and US. The i ale is one fare, plus $2, for the round trip. Tickets bear liberal re turn limit and the Burlington's sei vice to the Bind; Hills is unrivalled. Call on the local tieltet agent of the B & M it 11 Rand let bun tell ou what It will cost you to make the trip. lleautifully lllustiated advertising matter descriptive of tho Blnek Hills mailed on request. J. Fruncis, Uen'l Passenger Apt. Omaha, Neb. Old Settlers Picnic, Saturday, August 18. It Saved His Lag. P A D.'intoith ol LaGiange, Chi., buf feted lor six months with a hightlul running soie on his leg; but wi ites that Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in live days. For ulcers, wounds, piles, it's tl'e best salve in the woild. Cine guaiunteed. Only -5 cts. Sold by W W Keeling, diuggisl. All our farmer readeis should take mlviiiitagu ol tho unpittcetb'iitfi! club bing oll'er we this jear nii.kc, which liitlutles with this p.ipei The Iowa Homestead, its Special Funnel n' Insti tute editions, Tim Poultry F.irmfi. and The Funneis' Mutual Insurance .lour -mil. These fom publicatlniiN nie ihe best of their class nntl should be in even laim homo. To them we mid for local, county ami goueial news our own paper and mako tho nicu lot the live for one year Sl.Uii, Never befoi was so much superior reading uiattei offuied lor so it'nail an niii,int of money. Tho four isipeis named which we club with our own are well known tlirotighotit tlio west and commend themselves to the lendei's lnvoiable attention upon meie ineutiou. The Homestead is the great ngricultuiul and livestock paper of tho wist. The Poultry Faimur is the most practical poultry paper lor the farmer published in the countiy; The Funnels' Mutual tibut'iinee Join rial is the special advo cate of fanner?,' co-opcr alive associa tions, ami tho Speei.il Funnel 3' Insti tute editions are the most practical publications lor the piomolion of good farming ever published. Take udvunt ago of this gieat oiler. The Appatita of ij Goat L envied In all vh 00 sloui 1 th and livei ate out of oidei. But such should know that Di King's iiew liile Pills give a sp'endid appellte.sound digestion and a teguhu bodily liabil that insures perltct health and gteat eneigy. Onl) Joe at Kielinu'M drug store. Faun Journal, .', years (UHH) l!)0! lOO'i, 11)0.", and ltnuj, to ovory niibioiib or who will pav ono year in advance to The Advertiser; both papoifl fortM No better paper than the Faun Jour nal This olVer is made H vou. The Ad vpi User and the St. Louis (llobo Deniocuit both one year for only Sl.iio. The old selilei- .uinuiil letiniou will be held at Nemaha 011 Satin day, 'Au gobt ISth. ''aids tm iiioiiniiiiL' stump photos Tor uleitTlie Adveititier ollleo twenty tor live. chii'". Blank tleeds, ohattel mor'iMciM.f.um I"imi. i.ti.. for salo at this olllce, O'iI pnpets for sale at this odlce. miiC ,MPMWwr.rM.. iva. avi. . I'OTnJLnay ijcrcap? XZgT7ZA7Xr mtiwft zszsxsz zstss y v y v y v v v v rry mm S.4,U- && -A--- 43- t-?- Trxzzrzs V V V y VJr$X$-$-$ $ Z6 ZO r--r JLnJ..L Rf j&Hff.aWfrkZ. WHPiA MK mp" n , Kt r nav j , in u Mtv"ii V AZm rf I 1 I ' -S(i2 r 11 i . "vy ni W jS ? ! tj- -M LJQEf 3ECTttTreH? XVX"S H 1- M . eh o ry-'-r,-T- ai TAB ftArA W rWJ rsst JK"J' z.JrL- va. s. r& rmr t-.: M-t AjU i A WH -Ci'VA. ff, fcak A ,u (jSk m e3WMBy svsawtt x s -t. fc-j fci. AijrL.AraiJLi "zsmm&LZBsm. ' ' vivix iu.'A OKLiwur. -rtfB mawL&v- r v,TWiii. Pr -rvy 'v Ivb-niwljnlv.l, I" ' ui.ni.i iiii. ,-....,. ..,..,.. . Cfl OCD fCMT C KM IWfi Rcoulros no top or Mtom rail wl only H tranv posts a a o'J ?' 0U rCtl UtnitCATJi!J' nrttltKi ana wakes o belter itnee A lull lino of Held and Hog Ftrwl.jtf Steel Picket Lawn 1-enco. Gates, Po ts, Rail, etc. Writs ror full particuUri. UWIOM FE?JCE CO., E5e Ka!b, E!J, . ' ' ' 1-..I..H END ONE DOLLAR ( vTm"u'ftDli.nt C. 0. 1). un1i-" ttooMiminntton, yoiiranoTniiilno Itntjoii- rnllit ilrpit ai il If vmi Ilml It Wil u; 10 jV sruo.iid lof ItltiOl " oor mw, tx rf.-itly mUi-factory Mul tlio tlfliMifST IIUIUUN 1(11 II UK MWiimiH.AKiii, (JUR SPECIAL OFFER PRICE S55.00 Ri iSfc5' cAnISrA .,0f8 tho mv tne murium nirrin 516.50 TO S90.00 BUGGIES AND SURREYS. our otner fnnif Cij.OO xiJki n. r, V, ia?iiK,'; ISL,l Ji1t j Cr,gg'fc3-ISfer"' ':. cd i' ej j y ACME QUEEM. (OUR OWN MAKE.) ,'..,, ik imt rilK IIIs'st. Our wl"eeKi,wiii,Vi tiodleiinroHtlrrltiilbril nntl til Material ami I-sliorlnl aliillnj; OUR ACME QUEEN, "Mill jialnl llirinclrai IimjijIm. S35. OO BARELY COVERS COSTlCmiteilalatid labur, leaIm;ii thajiinallpit prollt liniL'lti'iiile but wi are tmiiiUncTO uilrfKles u day and to udvortltfo our bussy factory wo aio mIHIiil.' to SI 1 1. Illl n ON fl.ool'I'.OtiriAlil. Wo ltnowfVO.OOda'ly proflton 70buifRiaB -will ratlry uj, achortlso u uvttj wheio and build up the LAKOI ST IJUQQY HUSlNtbS IH'iHi: WOULD. THE ACME QUEEN wo build fn narrow or wl lo tiael , cloth or leather trimmed, end sptlno.liiurul leather quarter tip.olla panel back, epilnifs In back, Walhrr cinrreil limn anj Nnu, lluhlur trp. ihet arrl, body.Slxdlnchei, No. 1 sancn'a patent "iowed rlm.wheel'' palnlnl In 10 conn, boiiy black, KerdarkKreen ultli fry delicate modest jtrlplnc.comtileto witluhaftt. pMo and back curtnlm b nt ki nn nitron nd luitbrntilws ami shifts. I'd.-, VHjpW jin.MW.im. tr'n In rlf orhafl, F1.7S clri. lit dill Ml IIIIIS Kill I III MIS ml. I Ihr frtlslil .i!l.rn rur'JUl) mill-.. 2.t)0l SOU iuIIm. J.71t 4110 ittllrii. fl.SSt SOO nillm, .1.HI 1,1)110 nl in. ltd 0(1. ..... .---- --, . . SEtD OWE DOLPAR frrt, htenanrrt, ntnertvi-c i bt nntiilmr and tlmajjent will return luiiwy at our expei aiul we wlllutnrnyoiir'l W. DON'T BOY A CHEAP FACTORY HUGOY now nul taliinwt cxi Iu-1 ly bv all Maihlnory UrnUra and (ataiitf,ieIlo,i., HUY THE BEOT BUCCY MONEY CAN RUILD, d.rect from tha Mnhr atth T.OVEST PJ'ICV JbVFU TCNOWN. OUDI'K TO DAY. OK 1 DTSr.AY VRITE FOR OUR FREE BUCCY, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS CATALOOUE. 4jarSKARS. ROEBUCK & CO, 'Inc.), CHICAGO, SLL. r-twjW"' v -tefl rca ass tSAec Vc ctirr a Mock id ,(j ids ihied hi H.bOJ.iWOO Www .r&iVft 1 - w iiW IJM nrT mmMi!.W! i:iii-i iaJ.I'BBailiJil !!!"'; tsl. k? fMm k"-? Jjf tt-7 "V-f nM. ' X mM, Wo own and occupy the tallest mercantile building in the world. We have over 3,000,000 customers. Sixteen hundred clerks are constantly engaged filling out-of-town orders. OUR GENERAL CAT ALOGUE is the book or the people it quoteB Wholesale Prices to Everybody, has over 1,000 pages, 16,000 illustrations, and 1 60,000 descriptions of articles with prices. It costs 71 cents to print and mail each copy. We want you to have one. SEND FIFTEEN CENTS to show your good faith, and we'll send you .MOHTGOMERY WARD & BIT III c .... .vH-mivuiB uvcr u wuuott nnri n-liallreg(inr rtjiotrs. Any 0MB of tlie BIGGLB BOOKS, and the PARM JOURNAL ?o?,raW(JL&,tdr,, ,9' 6B ,93) wm be w,,t by wuil faamplcofPAUM JOL'U nn,u L WlLMItn ATKJNBON. CHA3 P. JKNKIHS. Hi I MilIVIWimWWIlMW ynxnzJZuHl XUU3JLlMM-y lxj1 n izfflmx i y,.y, a. . yy ..uxz-- mmm rtzzts: fexass yjrrv7' '""v-r'r igsrcgcgs.y.y '.:$ fc$4-S- 2-p . ,x j, ,- ' . - - II UU I I1m..l lt H 1M cut this nd out anit ncncT to uo nnd if ro ino jiocuy iuouninina wo will ICH-CRADE TOP 8UGCY to Ouo Vollnr aont with order. . BUILT IN OUR OVN FACTORY It! CHICAGO. onlmnor from tlio heft matcml money enn Imy, Wlille in 1'roo IJuKffy Catalonuo mm gliow, Top BuRiloa invlo by niakcrB nt S2I.0O, S20.78 nnU S34.75 tlie enact luik'py that aro onl tiy nm lilnmy ttialni, nt ltoo to flint aro In tnmvtitl, n.(ivfi tUpil liv nititiit9.tA (iO triti (ni OUR, ACME QUfeEN AT S-55.00 is tho moat xor.dcrnil vain t ooro(lered, Itlh lunhsr I'lillK MH (JLOIEU u.M rill. . ST III (.lit liur ( N III! Ill 11.1. Wo maintain our own Uvo story bucuy lactory for the nlo mmxi i of liuihlliiirniHl k. lllntr a III III K I1K.IIY llltN MP tt lltr HtllTIIHIK nn.l lo StM. (Illl LlbriOlliltS UM,rAUtUKIt'S 1'llOtir. Every BiiRsy Ve MnUu Ib Cunrantoec) Flvo Yoaro nntl They Will out wear Flvu Ordinary Factory Rlgn. THE MATfJIAtAHD LA30R III OUR ACME QUEEH cost morc llun dimliln tl at 111 tho onllnrry tuolory li(.i). Wo uo a tl 50 ciinMnn clutli. toino lite X cent i vie UKon II .uOlivait llnliii;, pome ni-e IOi enri wo lue -J tr nl leather, (ome m-c 0 centi wenc.t'jii ri)loinaii(Iiarnlhi ,,i)iiioiiio7Sccntnn(lH.'Hl vij PAY ALMOST DOUULK tlio urico most innUors .. - UL..I. l.K k...tMn l..l.. t -t . witii yo ir oruer, tir. ni AiiA-titr u i iiuuyy in iiraru iiw hiMr ami lr Riitiufnctorv. uiy tho rallroal mint Iwluni-p t5l.oil ..,,1 . ... .. ...., ., .. . .. : .-. W'c icceive in in 10,000 to '.'o.WA) ltti.rs ctr) day m Sfjf".' :: ms s:. An 'TiJTiiSJnfjyi " Mm:::." J-icsi!J5:JJJ5SWr mviifif -rn ! -imh "' --!.; rr...i a copy ! REE, with all charge-i prepaid. GO,M,chl9anAcHooson" pet H4twtHivvK' n x h. Kku 3f alifiti 1 BllilF A Parm Library of unequalled value Practical, Up-to-date, Concise and Comprehensive Hand somely Printed and Beautifully Illustrated By .JACOB BIGGLE No. 1 BICiQLB HORSE BOOK All nbout Horses n Common-Pense Trentlse with over 74 illustrations ; a standard v ork. 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