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t 4 I The Oreatest fledical Discovery
of the Age.
i - KENNEDY'S
_ _ , MEDICAL DISCOVERY
DONALD KEHNEDY , OF ROXBURY , MASS. ,
I has df.coverth in one of our common '
i pasture weeds a remedy that cures every
: kind of flurnor , from the worst Scrofua
- I . , , down to a cornrnon'Pirnple.
- - lie has tried it in over eleven hundred
cases , and never failed except in two cases
II ? 1 ( both thunder1iurnor ) . lie has now in his
I possession over two hundred certificttes
of its value , all within twenty miles of
Boston. Send postal card for book.
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A benefit is always experienced from
l , .j. the first bottle , and a perfect cure is war-
u ranted when the right quantity is taken.
\Vlien the lungs arc affected it causes
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I through them ; the same with the Liver
( or Bowels. This is caused by the ducts
ti being stopped , and always disappears in a
wed : after taking it. Read the label.
If the stomach is MUI or bilious it will
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CuSe squeamish feelings at first.
t I No change of diet ever necessary. Eat
( the best yeti cafl. get , and enough of it
. Dose , one bblespoonful in water at bed-
) time. Sold by all Druggists.
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2i11 ! : A1i1tioa O. (10C3 bafl the % 'or1ds
7thdmIIi toeausO It has reuuccd the cOst fir
c 'TIfldpOwto has ninny branch
aud zppIte Its goodsand repairs
atyuurdoar. ItcaI ar.d doe3 furnish a
; , ! ; atbr arLIclo for 1es zfloier1 han
others. It makes Pumping and
( ( bared , SLeel Galvaruzed.after.
4j COmpietlolL Windmills. TilLing
' : lied Steel Town'.Stee1 Buzz Saw
. Feed Ciiuers and Feed
1 . Grinders. Onap1llraton1t'rii12laneoo !
' kl of LLIeSO articc thaL. it wilt finnish nntlL
Tannsry 1atat 1,3 the uiual vrlce. It aIo makea
; ftnks and iurnpsot all kinds. Send for cataiogui.
hclory : 12th , Zockwel nnd Filimcrc Sfreets Cbkao.
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. . SMOKE You ? MEAT WITH
. 111 tMAUSERS LIEIVID EXTAsfl
t SEND FOi
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$ I writing tc ; advertisers , kindly
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.TIIl : WORLrS E.ItIFT POTATO.
That's Salzc r'n Earliest , fit for use In
28 days. Saizer's ncw late tomato.
Champion of the World , Is pronounced
the heaviest yielder In the world , and
'we challenge you to produce its equal !
: io acres to Saizer's Earliest Potatoes
yield 4000 bushels , sold In June at 1.OO
a bushel-$4000. That pays. A word
to the wise , etc.
ow it 7011 'wIll Cut tiuluc ( itiL tnd cPl
; it with lOc postage you will get , free ,
10 packages grains and grasses , In-
I eluding Teosinte , Lathyrns , Sand
yetcli , Giant Spurry , Giant CloveretC. ,
and our mammoth seed catalogue. W.u.
( ures ( or a Cold.
Sit so that the back is near the fire
and stay there until it is thoroughly
warmed.
Soak the feet in mustard water as
hot ascan be endured.
lrink a. glass of hot water and Scotch
whiskey , then jump into bed and have
blankets heaped upon you.
if the cold begins with a chill start
immediately to drink hot lemonade.
Best of All
To cleanse the system In a gentle and
truly beneficial manner , when the
Springtime comes , usethe true and per-
1cct remedy , Syup of Figs. One bottle
vII1 answer for all the family and costs
only 50 cents ; the large size 1. Buy
the genuine. Manufactured by the Cal-
hernia Fig Syrup Company only , and
for sale by all druggists.
It takes a good deal.of ability to do any-
timing well.
'like I'aki'a Olttgerluuule ) iguut 'iIth ouu
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\uu Ill 1111(1 It. to your e.IJecLaI I us In
jb.ttitig colds , and many lIb , . aches anti vcakiiees.
'rx tie love often uses most shocking gram-
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l'Iti I nut. cnuIdL1ulve to pleiuuuire.
( . ; PCChl ly when OCSlflaiI I ) % corns I lujuulercorns
Ii& iiIae yOU , br It reuIOVes iliexil pOrfCCLly.
The sight of a cat afFects a boy and a dog
in about the same way.
FITS.-MlFitSStOPPeul rruuhy Dr. iIlni's Great
rcervt Restorer. u Fitsier iutt UIsttty' u'e.
larv.uu.eures. Tr.at Ie an. I St trial tie llufi cu t
FIL cae. : enti loLr. Kjhzie.SGI ArcnSt.iil1a. , F.
'Iiere is hope for anybody ivho is willing
to unlearn.
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much "Battle AX" as yeti do of
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F % other high grade goods for I 0 cents.
" A Before the days of "Battle Ax" I
r consumers paid I 0 cents for same
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Highest Giade1 5 cents. Thatts
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. : 4th PRZ 1TES i . .
? 1st Prize , Kimball Piano , ulStyle 3 S ci . . . $ 6ao 00
. 2d Prize , Bicycle , for man or woman . . . . . . . . . . . 15 00
3d Prize. Cash. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 00
. ; 10 Cash Prizes , each $25. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250 00
I : uJ Cash Prizes , each $10. . . . . . . . . . . . - IOU 00 I
I 60 Cash Prizes , each $2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 12000
:4.1 " 83 Prizes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
r' ' fli-gt prize will be gLven to the person who conktructs the
: ntellco English couutaiuing no letter of tim aliliabet more than three
I tImtn. It Isnot neceMsary to use every letter ( lithe alphabet. The otherpr1es will
ty , go in regular order to those competitors icifose sentences are next In length.
Every competitor whose sentence reaches twenty-two leti ers wilL receive a. paper
covered voLurnecontatnlng twelve of WilkieCollins' novels whether he wins a nrlze
? ornot. Tlilscontestcioses April 15. lStk. The prize wInners will be announced one
I week later and the winning sentences published. To cao two or more prize-win-
. L ning sentences are of the same length preference will be given to the best one.
Each comet1tor must construct his own sentence , and no person will be allowed
410 enter this contest more than once. enrences an not be corrected or aubstituted
) i.fter they are received. Residents of Omaha are uot perniltted to compote ,
k dlr.ectiy or' indirectly.
I RULES FOR THE SENTECE-No Others Furnished. )
* I The length of a sentence Is to be measured by the number ofletters iteontains.
I butnQlOttCrcLn be used orcounted mnorethan three times. ro word except a"
or r' can be used more than once. Tue sentence must consist of complete words.
t Signs. flguresabbrevintIOns or contractions , ete. . uiust not ix used. The pronoun
I "I" and the article "a" will be accepted as comnpleto words. [ 'roper nouns cannot
1 f , fr. be ueed. Each contestant must Indicate by figures at the endof his sentence how
nianv letters it contaIns.
* ¶ 1faIs remarkably liberal offer Is made by the Wicmx WORt.u-IIERALD.of which
; the dlstthuisbed ex-congresstuau.
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I WILLIAM J. 2RYAPI , is Editor.
aud ft ts required that each competing sennce be enclosed with one dollar for a
- . . . years ubscripllon. The VEEKLY WORLD-UEHALD Is Issued in semi-weekly sec-
j. , I tiotis. and bouce 1sncar3y as good as a daily. It Is the westermz champion of free
sllverCCJInagO and the leading family newspaper of Nebraska.
si Address.
WccRlij' WorI-flera ! , OniaaN6b.
? IBST contest cloceci Felruary 2. jS9.
- - SECOND Contest closed May 20 , ] ST.
THIRD contest closed February 13 , 1SO.
'c : $ \Vlrrncr o Knabo I'Iano In third contest was D. Light. , Trentnn. iIo.
Vlnner ofSiO ca'h prize In same contest was Mrs.Mary L.Dunbar. Garrison ,
l WizfnerotSUctsh prize was Mrs. Florence Thornton , Washington D. C.
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TAKING A BATH PROPERLY.
Some Timely i1lits Upon an Important
SUIjcct.
Bathing is a very important daily
duty , according to the St. Louis Post- '
Dispatch , yet few people know how to
take a bath to get the most good out of
It. There are certain things that add
to thecomfort of a bath 'which should
not be missing from a well-appoiited
bath room. Every bath room iiliotild
have a cork or rubber mat beside the
tub. 'Woolen mats absorb moisture and
become dingy and unhygidnic. Every
bath room should have attached to the
wall beside the rub , low enough to be
accessible , two small wire trays ; one
to hold the sponge aud the other the
soap in the intervals of bathing , when
these articles are not iii active Use.
Every bath rooni should COfltttIIi a set Of
shelves on which should be kept soap ,
tooth lOwder , a can of almoflI meal. a
jar of cold cream , a bottle of ammonia ,
a bottle of alcohol , a bottle of lavendar
or violet water , a bottle of listerine and
a bottle of witch hazel. Of course , the
woman who indulges in lotions and
bleaches will keep them also. It mcdi-
cine is kept in the bath room it should
not be mixed indiscriminately with the
toilet preparations but should have a
section to itself.
The brushes \vhicll very woman needs
for her bath are a flesh brush for occasional -
sional use , a rubber complexion brush
and a nail brush. Some skins are kept
smooth by friction ; others are rough-
cued. It will , therefore , he the part of
wisdom not to indulge in continual
scrubbing UlItil Olle discovers which
sort of skimi one has. Cold water is not
cicansing. It is bracing ; it is hardening -
ing and it helps to illake the skin
firm , but it is not cleansing. 'rue shock
of cold water application closes the
poles at OUCC and they retain all the
impurities which they should cast out.
So that the woman who wishes to be
clean flUlst wash in warm water every
day and use her cold 'water sponge only
m a skin tonic.rllen one is fatigued
a sponge bath with warm water arid
alcohol will restore one's strength and
vigor. When one is not well a thorough
rubbing dOWn with oil is an excellent
medicine.
IUEER STORY OF REAL LIFE.
, % _ Young Girl , tree from the Crave to
Live Many happy Years.
One night in 1801 a little girl about
one year old was deposited on the steps
of the foundling hospital at Brest. She
was dressed vitli niuchi finery and a note
attached to her skirts told that her
name was Solange and that she would
be reclaimed by her father , says an cx-
change. The claim was never made ,
lioWeVel' , and in due thue the child 'as
traflSferrel to time orphan asylum to be
educated. As she grew p she ( IC-
veloped a most extraordinary beauty ;
but her intellect aIleared to be 'very
weak and she suffered from frequent
nervous fits.Vheii she was twelve
years old she vas sent out Into the
streets to sell flowers , and 11cr beauty
and her modesty attracted many peo-
ll&s good will ; but she grew weaker
afl(1 weaker , anl at. last she died , or at
least it was thought so. According to
French custom. she was buried in an
OPen basket , and , as it was winter and
the soil was frozen , she was laid into
time grave covered only with a thin layer
of sand. - During time night she awoke ,
'and. pushing the sand away , crept out
from the grave. Not exactly understanding -
standing what had taken place , she was
not so very much frightened ; but in
crossing the glacis between the cemetery -
tery and the fortifications she was suddenly -
denly stopped by the cry : "Quj vive ? "
and. as she did not answer , the sentinel
fired and she fell to the ground. Brought
into the guardhouse , her wound was
found to be very slight and she soon re-
covered. But her singular history and
also her great beauty had made so deep
an impression on a young lieutenant
of the garrison-Kramer-that he determined -
termined to be her protector and sent
her to one of the most fashionable edit-
catioral establishments in Paris. During -
ing the next few years Kramer was
much tossed about by the ' 'ar ; but
when in 1818 he returned to Paris he
found Solange a full-grown woman , not
only beautiful but accomplIshed and
spirited , with no more trace of intellectual -
lectual weakness or nervous fits. I-Ic
married her and for several years the
couple lived happily in Paris.
The I'oItI it of 1'ortual.
Portugal is a weak nation and seldom
considered in speaking of the powers
of Europe , but she is in a position now
to be of great importance iii the controversy - I
versy between England and Germany.
The only seaport through which German -
man forces can go to the assistance of
the Transvaal is on Delagoa bay , which
belongs to Portugal , and if that power I
refuses to assent Delagoa bay cannot
be used for hostile purposes without
making war against Portugal. The sit-
nation is awkward for Germany , if Portugal -
tugal sides with England , as reported ,
for she cannot give the Boers the encouragement -
couragement of a military demonstration -
tion without committing an act of war
against a power with which she has no
quarrel ; but It Is still worse for Portugal -
gal , who finds herself between two fires ,
and in a fair way to be burned whichever -
ever way she turns.-Philadelphia
Ledger.
Something to Ponder Over.
The sailing wnuage of all countries
fell off 106,000 tons last year , as corn-
pared with 1894. But there was an Increase -
crease of about 824,000 tons In steam
tonnage-a very significant sign of the
times. nngland leads in ship building , '
as a matter of course. Indeed , 62 ½ per
cent of the new tonnage launched durIng -
Ing the year was acquired by her , although -
though there was a falling o in the total -
tal credited to her. as compared with
the showing for 1895. Nearly 20 per
cent of the English output went to foreign -
eign countries and more than one-
fourth was secui'.d by Japan.
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llows Timbit
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hairs ( atarrh Cure.
F. J. CI-JENEY & CO. . Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known F. I
S. Cheney for the last 15 years. and be-
Ileve him perfectly honorable in all
business transar tion , amid financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their lirm.
WALDING , T'Zf'NAN & MAflVIN ,
Wholesale Druggists , Tol3 o. Ohio. '
ItaB's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally -
ly , actIng directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. 'F'sti-
monlals sent free. Price. 75c per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Hall's Family Pills. c.
\Vhat It Viiritid.
Every boy and rprl has doubtless
heard of the great composer handel.
Here is a little story told of him mind of
Dr. Mauricc flrccn , a. musician vhose
COlfllOSi LiOnS WCIC IIC'Ct remarkably
fine. It seems lie had sent a solo anthem -
them to handel for his opinion , and
1Iindel invited liimi to take lreahfast. .
amid he would sriv what he thought. of
it. After cotlee G1PeII's patience been -
en inc ex1ii iisted , a mid lic saul :
" \Vchl , sir , what do you think of it ? "
' 'Oh. your mtntlieiii .Aii , 1 ( hiLl tink
( hat itwanted air. "
'Air ! ' cried Green.
'Ves , sir : and so I did lmnng it omit of
( IC vindow , " replied llaudel.-Ilarpcrs
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.llElu. : liii ) YOU GET TIlTS COF1l ?
Had the Ladies' Aid Society of our
Church out for tea , forty of them , and
all pronoimmiced the German Coffeeberry
equal to Rio ! Salzer's catalogue tells
you all about it ! 35 packages Earliest
vegetable 5CClS $1.00 post paid.
I f on s'i1t mt tl , ' nut :17)11 (
iith 15c. stamps to .Ioilii A. Saizer Seed
Co. . La Crosse , Wis. . you will get free a
paclage of above great coffee seel and
On. j4 Ja2C catalogue ! Catalogue alone
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If you vniit a guoul servant girl go to mm
In itkximnia.
Co& Couzh l3lsani
. Is tb' oide'r and bst. It''lil bak up a ( tIt1 quiet-
.r a,3 thing else. It. I alwaya rellabfr. uk. .
'Vhy is it we : tways ifehieve that we cait
ave a little inoiiey iiext mouth
.t I I .1. % ( ft erlu Farun l.izuiq.
'l'he ( cjt n Belt is the annie of an
ii i ustrated imioxithly newspaper pub.
lished hr. ' tIme Chicago , Burlington
I Qti1II ( ' .1 k. It aims to give information -
tion rim an interesting way about the
farm lands of time west. emmd 25 cents
in po'tage st'mps to time "Corp flelt , "
I 2i ) Atlamis Si , iicago , and the ppCt1
viil be sent to your address for one
year. _ _ _ _ _ _
: No reeI is coinpete whi' h does
nOt detzii'e a eief in } iiiiiet' .
Still Civi- way Prizs.
The novel prize contests of the
Omaha \Vorltl-llcrald still continue.
Time last one closed February first and
the prizes have been awarded.
'l'he new prize contest justannotniced
in our : Llvertising columns is to see
who can construct the Iongest good I
sentence in English without using any
letter more than three times. As usual
the first prize is a $ iO.0 ( ) ( ) piano , this
time a Kimball , and five or six hundred
dollars in cash prizes follov :
Of course tue object of the \Veelcly
\Vorld-Iicrald is to secure neiv siil.eri-
hers for their popular and newsy
ion rim LI.
'l'his is the third big contest of the
kind which \Vorld-lferald has had
to boom circulation and Editor Bryan's
paper. which champions the cause of
fiec silver , must be spending a good
deal of it in lrizes.
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All tliins come to hint who knows when
not to wait.
Free to Comrades. ' '
The latest photographs of the lion. I.
N. Walker , commander-in-chief of the
trand Army of the Tiepubhic. Write to
1" . 11. Lord , Quincy Building , Chicago ,
and you will receive one free.
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'flie Sanue Old Cauuartl.
' 'lear tile , " said 3laude , ' 'there has
been a dreadful lot of talk in the linmtu-
cial articles about a gold ring. What
do you suppose they are driving at ? "
"Oh , I dent know , " replied \lauiie ,
in a vearv tono. t guess it's just Some
more of this silly joking about engage-
iiieimts.-\nsliizrton Star.
lon't lie l' ( ) l.nt' for I Ii stc8uuuer.
.AiiI tfoiil omnitwimen you are ' mipyntir
t ltect. , prtmnaralnry for t lie oyagt' . to Iii-
t lude : umnoii tliemn a , supply of Ilo'tetter's
tomnncli Bitter ; . the great remedy for sea
siiI ues. 'i'i : t 'eiei s f ) iuitistii : t. or
JiC ? . sechIiuifotiiigii ciimiies. or who be-
mote 1) ) stcInboat : Or lraiii. lit.bds yatcim-
iieii U tid mnarIntrs. testify i o tin , teIfl'llLl
nut ! Preventive etflency of I 11ff IiImter.wlmIch
I lnenmnparille fOr uuIflSet , lIe1IdLCbt. dy-
p.ps1a , hillioiisites. rlieuiiiat iiervus
aIII klIiiey tt'otilile.
If a girl is LaiR. right 1ie tboesut iteed a
I garter to keep bier . .toekiug Up.
SLEFRIiEIIS FUO't Cocumis , 01tE 'rIIIIOAT ,
etc. , sliottiti hO constantly supplied 'with
'Ilro mts Bronchial 'irochies. " Avoid mu-
tatiotis. _ _ _
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Au imaginary lf'.essiuIg is only part of a
blessing. _ _ _
' Pisos Cure for Consumption has saved
mu large doctor biils.L. . Baker , 4th.S
Itegetit Sf1. , l'liFadclpluia , J'a. , I ) c. t ,
\Vlicii you are to ifimumie nclnow.cdgo it
, it the Rahy Is Cutting Tccn.
c tire LUld 1It thr.t old zuui 'netl.trled reincdy , Mmn.
% VtisLo\ Soor1uia Srut1 fur Children Teethiu.
( 'tipid jtoiiiic inure tlizun his vietiumis
are : uio ! to perforuuu.
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Spring when you call on.
your body for all its energy -
ergy , and tax it to the
I limit of effort. Does it
I answer : ' , -ou when you.
call ? Doei it creep un
willingly to work ? ia's
the natural effect of the
waste .1 winter. So much
for the season. Now for
the word. If you would
eat heartily , sleep
soundly , work easily. and
feel like a new being ,
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Iinmlccdwith } Thompson's Eye Ja r
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: Before buyhg a bicyde said to be " just as : U
-a' good as a Columbia " it is well to compare the
prices at which the machines sell second-hand. .
; The sccond1hand price of Columbias often ' ' -L-
; equals or exceeds the NEW price of the " just-as-good. "
If you look a year ahead , there is wise economy in 3
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itied ttlis ol Columbias. Yo can ce-
General Offices and Fctoxcs , ' cure it frc by calling arm thc Columbia
ttJ t' l-ARTFORD , CONN. .tgent ; by miii icr two 2'cnt tarnp '
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E Made by Walter Baker & Co. , Ltd. , .4 ,
: : Dorc1ester , iViass. , has been cele- .
i brated for more than a century a' -
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$10 $ 0-1 , 0 _
I $1,000 FOB THE OE WHO GUESSES BEST !
A YEAR. AGO THI OHIOAGO BEOORD offered $30,000
A't in rash prizes to authors for the riest " stories of mystery. " The
stories were so called because it was required tliuit a mystery
bould run through 'lie entire story and be disclosed only iii the last
chapter. the purpose being to give CAST ! nizs to tlio. aders ot
'l'IIE CHICAGO ItEcOitli who should be able to Solve tb rixjstery , _ _ _
or come nearest to a correct solution of it , I ADVANCE ot the pci-
lication of the last chapter in the paper.
TIlE AVARI ) OF AUThORS' PRIZIS HAS JUST BEEN FIADE.
Stories from all parts of the English-speaking world , to the number of 8i6 , were entered in the competition. Twelve Cash Prizes were offered
for the best twelve stories. The first prize was $ soooo , and was 'won by Harry Siliwcbl Edwards , of .inccn , ( Ia. Ills story is atitled : _ _ _ _
' ' Q N A N D F' A'T H E
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AND ITS PUBLICATION WILL BEGIN IN THi CI-IICAOO RECORD
ON UARCiI 23 , Und continue in abont thirty daily installments until
completed. " SONS AD FATHERS " is beyond all question 'IlIE
UREAT STORY OF TilE YEAR. There 'will be an interval of a
we.k or more between the publicatloji of the last installment conS
Laittuig the explanation of the mystery and the immediately preced.
THE $10,000 I DVIDED 1 FQLILQW
To the reailer from whom TIlE RECORD receives
the most ( o11iplete : ziud correct , sdlutloii'in all its de-
thib ; of the entire mystery of the story , a it shalt
be disclosed in thelast chapter wheum published. . . . . . S1,000
For time ecoud best solution. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
For the third best solution. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . aoo
For the fourth liest solution. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
For the next Iiearcut best solutions , 8100 each 500
For the next 10 nearest beatsolutions , 50 each 500
Ior the next 20 nearest best solutions , 25 each 500
For the next 50 nearest best solutions , 20 each 1,000
For the iiext 30Oneaest best solutions , 10 each 3,000
For the next ZOO nearest best solutions , S each 2,500
In all 839 primes , amounting to. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S1O,000
Is ire-eni1nnUy a FAMTT.y
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To still further promote popular interest in this remar'cthIe story _ _ _
THE CHICAGO RECORD offers 1OXO in S9 cash prizes for the ,59
guesses which shall come the nearest to being true and cOmnlcte SOiU
tions of the mystery in the story.
FULL PtRTICULtBS as to the d tahlsor life eondition governIng -
Ing the aoAlding of these prizes -will be pflblibbed in TIlE CULCAGO
IlECOItO. The principal rules are as follows ;
1.-tint one solution can be catered by arcader. It Is immaeriat whether
the reader subscribes toe hue paper direct to the oflke or ptbUcaLinor
whether it is bought from the local newsdraler. Thu conteSt 13 Ufifl under
the speci1ed conditions , to all who read the paper.
. -The explanation of the mystery may be made In the rra'ier'a own
worth' , in the Engihh language , and without any attempt at 'Xtne writing. "
biinpiy giving as many of the facts that go to make a "complete and at2o.
Intely correct soluton of the entire mftery" as the readermay h'i aiie to
di.eover.
3.-Tho S1O,000 will be awarded , under the conditions announced. an
cording to the best judgment of the judges appointed by THE Clffl AGO
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any appeal , In all matters relatIng to thia unique contest.
And last , but not east ,
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woman's reading the further condition Is made that the Sl.OOO in
prizes shall be paid only for explanations or guesses sent Ia bywoznen
audgiris. Allniayrcad. butonlyWOMEN AND GIRLS 3tAY GtJE5B.
litical ncrs with judicial impartiality , free from the taint of partisan.
ship. It Is Chicagos family newspaper. Prof. 3. T. lfttIeId , of the
Northwestern Tjtmiversity , writing to the Evanston ( Ill. ) Index , says :
. ' I have come to the firm conclusion , after a long test. and after a
wide comparison with the journals of many stated and countrIes , that
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nat as we are for some time ltaely to find on these mortal chore.s. "
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