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Isn't be a Good Thing? Reproduced from the Denver Post.
SHERLOCK nOLMES NOT IN IT i
Otto Danielton Gives an Off-Hand Exhibition
' of Sleuthing.
U'ST hMD TAKEN HIS FRIZ'S
Hut ' lie Wim I'ersnniletl to Lenvp
Th cm Wliorr They Co ill it ll found
I'anlly mill tlic .11 u I tor I'iikhciI
Over tin it Juke,
There was a little hitch in tho proceed
itigs out at Otto Daniolson's high five party
Sunday night, caused by the sudden disap
pearance of tho prizes. At 10:30 It was
whispered about among tho guests who
crowded his palatial apartments at 617 South
Thirty-third street that someono had mado
away with tho onyx clock, oxidized me
dallion, bono-handled razor, rag doll and
self-acting revolver, which had boon thought
fully supplied by tho host as rewards for
skill displayed In tho game of the evening.
The entlro collection of premiums, booby
prlzo nnd all, had vanished from tho table
whero they had been on exhibition.
Mr. Danlolson was well awaro that all
his guests had not been Invited with an eye
single to their probity, but It pained him to
think that any of .them should intrmliifn
sordid buslnrea motives at a social function.
It Impressed him as a solecism Inexcusable.
It wouldn't do to disappoint hla friends In
tho matter of tho prizes, ho reasoned. The
program of the evening must be carried out.
So ho notified tho police of tho affair.
A half-hour later Sergeant Hudson
dropped In nt the party and Uanlelson took
him aside.
"You understand," ho began. "I want this
thing conducted quietly. How would It look
for a scandal llko this to get Into tbo pa
pers? Don't make an nrreat If you can holo
It. 1 think I've got It straightened nut now
and all I want Is to get tho stuff back seo?
"I know who pulled off tho lob all right
enough. I Invited tho fellow hero out of
respect to hla parents, who aro nlco people,
but ho s well, I stops up to him awhllo
ago and says:
" 'Nato. nln't you ushamed of yourself to
swlpo that stutT?" and ho says, 'S'help me, 1
never,' and I says, 'That's all right. Nate,
but In the bedroom next to tho parlor you'll
find In ono corner a dogskin rug. Now, In
Just ten minutes by tho stop-watch I'm goln
In that bedroom and look under that rug,
If I find tho clock nnd razor and things under
It. It'll bo all right, Nate, and not a word'll
bo said. If they ain't thero I'll send you
up for thirty days.' "
"Well, how did It work?" asked the tor.
gcant.
"Tlmo Is Just up now," answered tho host
clicking liU natch caso. "Let's go In and
see."
Together officer nnd host entered the bed
room and there, under the dogskin rug, were
tho clock, rovolvcr, razor, medallion and rag
baby.
The men exchanged winks and then Mr.
Danlelson said:
"That'll bo all for tonight, sergoint. Of
courso Nate took tho stuff for a Joke. It
anybody asks you about It, just say that,
will you?"
Mr. Danlelson distributed tho prlzoi among
such of his guests ns were entitled to them
and then, as his friends filed out, graciously
acknowledged tho coaipllments they paid
blm as a model host.
one vexation eliminated
Itnlnril I'lmhiKr Stump a TIiIiik of
the I'iihI Stamp HookN llc
urlveil YcNtertlny.
Through tho foresight and progressive
spirit of Undo Sam nnd tho men In charge
of tho Postofflco department sweltering hu
manity Is to bo relieved of ono of the small
vexations which aro conducive of profanity
or tears according to tho sex and previous
condition of tho vexed.
Beginning Tuesday, May 1, Postmaster
Crow will put on salo nt the Omaha post
ofllce small books containing stamps. Thoso
books aro warranted to prevent Htamps
sticking together or adhering to anything
with which their gummed side may come
Into contact until thoy havo been dampened
for use. The books nro covered with light
mnnllla board, which is cut to the exact
slzo of six stamps, tho depth of threo and
the width of two. The stamps are fastened
Into the book in ohcots containing six, with
a staple. Between tho sheets of stamps arc
sheets of pa rail n paper, arranged to keep
tho stamps eeparuto.
Before he was called to tho high ofllco of
postmaster general Charles Emory Smith
was a newspaper publleher, nnd ns such
fully appreciates tho efficacy of advertising.
In conBequenco of this tho covers of the
book ndvertlso tho buslnces of tho Pcstolllco
department nnd algo contain a brief Hj-nop-sls
of tho postage rates. Printed In green
Ink on the front cover Is a statement of tho
rates of postage on tho different classes of
matter. On tho Insldo front cover tho spe
cial delivery system Is advertised. The In
sldo back cover tells how money Is trans
ferred through tho money order system,
whllo tho final page shows how safe and
secure lotlcis can be sent by the registry
department.
Tho books como In denominations of 21
cents, 48 cents nnd 96 cents, each book con
taining 2-ccut stamps of tho value of tho
book. Tho books aro In their experimental
stago and, therefore, tho Omaha office has
not been supplied with nn extensive stock.
Tho tuvolco rccolved Include 500 12-stnmp
books, 200 2t-stamp books and 50 43-stamp
books.
Running sores, ulcers, bolls, pimples, etc.,
quickly cured by Banner Salve, tho most
healing salvo In tho world. No other "Just
as good." For salo by Myers-Dillon Drug
Co., Omaha; Dillon's Drug Store, South
Omaha.
Sixteen Pianos Left Over
from tho llosjie Alteration IMano Kale
are going rapidly-They must bo dis
posed of this week -The partition wall
goes In May I and the carpenters can
not work with pianos In their wny.
There are somo line Ktelnways, Klin
balls, Kuabes. Kranlch & Hachs, llos
lies, Krells, Baldwins, Hush & (ierts,
Victors, lllnzes and many other llrst
class pianos, selling at !?VJ7. ?i:t", $HS,
$1(IS, $17S, .flOS and upward on tho
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$10, ?rj per month -many different tin
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PADLOCK'S PECULIAR PLIGHT
Seticn of DlNiiNtrous IlnppenliiK"
I.iiiiiIh IIIiu In Jnll with a
I I in- of if 10.
James K. Padlock, 1111 South Sixth street,
arose at 4 o'clock tho othor morning to get
a drink of water, but on his way to tho tin
dipper nnd cedar bucket In tho corner ho
met with a series of mishaps which landed
him in Jail with a $10 flno for wifo beating.
Padlock is a peddler, a calling which re
nulrcs him to sleep away from homo a good
denl, so when ho arose In the darkness of the
room his bearings woro somewhat deranged.
Ho was not as familiar with tho topographical
aspect of tho apartment as ho might othor
wise hava been, albeit ho was sober as a
Judge.
First, ho stepped upon tho baby, whose
lusty yowl was soon reinforced by those of
flvo other llttlo Padlocks and by tho scream
of his wife. Awaking suddenly, hor first
thought had been of burglars, henco tho
scream.
Not finding his youngest offspring vory
good walking, Padlcck altered his courso and
upiot a center table, precipitating a shower
of bric-a-brao Into tho crib of his twins.
Muttorlng softly to himself, he tacked to
tho Btarboard and broke tho leaf of a table
laden with tho supper dishes.
Before the echoos of breaking crockery had
ceased to revcrborato through tho Padlock
foundry two policemen entered and arrested
the head of tho house for wlfe-boatlng.
Ho was fined $10 iMonday, but today Mrs.
Padlock called on tho Judge, related the fore
going facts, and Induced his honor to remit
tho fine.
What Two Ct'iiin Will Do.
It will bring relief to sufferers from asth
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This Is about what ono doso of Foley's
Honey and Tar costs. Isn't It worth a trial?
For salo by Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha;
Dillon's Drug Store, South Omaha.
TRY GRAIN-0! TRY GRAIN-0!
Ask your grocer today to show you a pack
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takes the plnce of coffee. The children may
drink It without Injury as well as the
adult. All who try It llko it. GRAIN-O has
tnat rich seal brown of Mocha or Java,
vm it is maae from pure grains, and th
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distress. H the price of coffee. 16c and M&-
v iwtnuto, ooiu uy an 4 roc en.
06
TO THE MAN
OOK yourself squarely in the face and see
! it mm rl ttilf Ci1VtA4 4ft ftft YirtKft4f
ImJ Ivory Soap in your house. Worse than this,
lagjgfl your wje js without it. It is bad enough
for a man, though a man often doesn't care how
his comfort is mis-spelled. But a woman misses all
these little helps to housekeeping. And Ivory Soap
is one j its great potency makes it actually cheaper
than yellow soap for general work. It floats.
NO CARPET TRUST IN SIGHT
Omaha Dialers
Scout th
Oombint.
Ida of
ADMIT THAT PRICES ARE HIGHER
Dot Sny (lint (he Ailvnucr
Ik Due
Cost
.Solely to (hp IncrcnmMl
of Itmv Mnterlntn nml
Lnlior.
Frccn a northern city comes a story of tho
proposed organization of a carpet trtift
which Is to havo Its seat In Philadelphia and
purposes to advanco the price and change
tho system of selling Ingrain carpets. A
sleuth was immediately sent out to seo If
tho trail of the trust serpent had crossed
tho path of the Omaha carpet trade and how
much the consumer would be forced to pay
Into tho maw of tho mercantile octopus.
Omaha carpet men smiled when they
heard tho story, and, as though they had
conferred upon tho subject nnd agreed upon
a uniform reply, each ono dented tbo exist
ence of any Ingrain carpet trust.
"Carpets are advancing In price, said
Mr. Rosenthal of tho People's store, "but
tho advanco is hardly commensurate with
the advanco In the raw material nnd the
wages of the operatives In tho carpet fac
tories. There has been no trust formed and
there will bo none so far as known. Our
terms aro tho same now as they always have
been."
"This talk of a carpet trust Is all cnoon
shine." was tho answer of E. W. Dixon of
tho Orchard & Wllhelm Carpet company,
"There was somo talk of tho formation of a
trust somo tlmo ago, but It fell through
Tho only changs with tho carpet manufac
turors is tho consolidation of the stocks ot
the Blgolow and Lowell carpet companies.
Thcso companies manufacture llton and
Brussels carpets and they have made a
legitimate combination, tho two corporations
being merged Into ono. Tho prices of carpets
and linoleums have advanced In nil grades.
In somo cases the advance has been as much
ao 10 cents n yard. Tho smnlleat chango has
beon In body Brussels and that Is now ad
vancing. But In what lino has there not
been an advance? wages are higher, raw
material Is higher nnd it must bo expected
that house furnishings will follow tho trena
of tho market."
"I know nothing of nny trust," said the
manager of the omana uarpoi company.
Wo havo all of our goods nnyway and It
would not affect our fall contracts, as they
aro already made.
"Who do thoy say aro forming the trusu
Oh, thoso fellows? They aro mighty small
fish In tho ocean of tho carpet trade ana
could no moro float a trust than they could
fly. When a trust Is formed It must Include
tho mills of Lowell and othor New England
cities or It will never bo n trust in the or
dinary acceptance of tho word."
J. I. Carson, Prothonotary, Washington,
Pa., snys: "I havo found Kodol Dyspepsia
Curo an excellent remedy In caso of stomach
trouble and have derived great benefit from
its use." It digests what you cat and can
not fall to curo.
I A Good Shoe
for all klndH of days Ih our penulno welt
solo woman's shoo at $11 a shoe tbat Ih
not too boavy for a dry day or too light
for a wot one Tbo welt solo makes
tliein easy on tho feet floxiblo-llkc
that bend with every motion of the foot
-sole broad enough to Ut-ep the foot ofl!
tho wet or hot pavements This Hnrlnir
our lino of $3 welts Is far ahead of any
wc havo ever shown beforeIn vie! kid.
Russia tan or light ciUf, blael; and tans
We tako time to sen that tho shoo lits
your foot and wq know how lo lit
shoes.
Drexel Shoe Co.
Ul FARNAM STREET.
The Morning Loaf-
Is tho most Important thing In tho day's
food Hread Is the fttaff of life and bad
bread In tho mprnlng Is a poor staff lo
lean on during tho day Our Whole
Wheat Hread Is pure, fresh, sweet anil
wholesome None but tho best materials
and none but tho best methods nro used
It Is not only a pleasuro to eat It, but it
gives that aftersense of complete satis
faction which Is tho truo test of good
bread.
W. S. Balduff.
1520 Farnam St.
WHO THINKS.
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"Tho llttlo brown brother ncross tho sea"
in Porto Rico is not tho only person who
docs not know "whero ho Is at" In relation
to tho United States under tho now Porto
RIcan law. Thero nro several persons in
business In ttils country who would llko to
know whother that Island Is a part ot tho
United States or not.
Congrem nnd tho president, by tho enact
ment of the law governing the tnrlff on
articles ot exchange between tho Island and
tho continent, have, apparently, decided that
tho Island Is not a part of tho United State.
The Treasury department, however, seems
to havo decided In ono Instance nl least that
It Is. Tho rulings of tho treasury officers
on questions Involving the oporntlon ot tho
tariff law for tho week ending April 21 con
tain a decision mado upon the application of
tho surveyor of the port of Kansas City In
the matter of rebates upon articles Imported
nnd then exported. Tho Armour company
of that city deslrod to securo rebates on for
eign salt used In tho preservation of moats
exported to Porto Rico, Cuba and tho Phil
ippines. Tho Treasury department holds
that on the shipments to Cuba nnd tho Phil
ippines tho packing house Is entitled to re
bates, but that "Porto Rico Is not a forclir
country In tho contemplation of the stntui
regulating rebates" and that thercforo n
rebates will bo allowed.
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