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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1902)
TIIH 05IAHA DAILY llEEt SUNDAY, DECEMIIER 1 . 1!02. PllSIt UF Y TP WWI I I mtm I Ilia LAST WEEK Of A. Hosps's "End of The P0NG support FOR canal franchise tt Nearly Half Prices. No More Pianos or Organs Will Be So d at Cut in Two Pricis rfter This Week. If You Arel Not Quite Ready to Buy It Will Pay To Drop in and S:lcct an In strument. We'll Make the Terms to S jit You. Terms on Piano? This Week $3, $4, $5, $6, $7 to $10 per Month; Pianos for $20, 23, $37, to40. And Good Uprights to Qose For $85, 90, $100, $120 to f J 50 and Up. $5 Monthly. Only six mora days to avail youraelf of this great "end of the rear aala" of good planoa at halt value. We have no healtancjr In laying that an opportunity to aecure great piano bargain like these will not occur again In years. If the earing of a goodly ium of money In your -piano purchaae ta an object and It Is an object to most everyone then you should make haste and secure one of these great bargains. Over half this sale stock at half prices was sold laat week. The balance will go quickly. No matter what you are offered we guarantee to save you money here tbta week, the last days of the great sale. A dark cased upright, only $70 cash, or 14 monthly, which is less than $1 per week payments. Another upright English oak caae, worth $175, only $90 cash, or payments of $5 monthly, less than $1.ZS per week. And still another upright piano in ma hogany case, worth $200, for $120 cash, or payment of $5 monthly, ' And another upright piano, rosewood ease, worth $225, only $135 cash, or payments of $5 monthly. A cabinet Grand upright piano In a pretty walnut case, worth $200, only $165. An other, same make, for $175 cash, or pay ments of $5 or $8 monthly. Bring this advertisement with you and pick out the gooda youraelf. Any of the above inatruments returnable in two years at the aale prices toward brand new upright Knabe, Kimball or Kranich at Bach-piano. Fine handsome Knabe planoa to go this week at factory prices. Seven elegant Kimball uprights, to close, at factory prices, $10 to $25 cash, $6, $7 to '$10 per month. Six very fins Kranich ft Bach pianos, marked at veritable slaughter prices, cash or paymenta to suit. For beglners we offer Hallet ft Davis square grand, worth now $150 at least, sal price, $63. Emerson square, $35. Hardman square, only $38. Another square for $48. i Payments $2 to $4 monthly. An organ In good playing condition for $8. Another for $10 and still another for $18. and yet another for $23. Payments of $3.50 monthly. Brand new organs, worth $65, $75, $90 to $140. to clear out, at $39, $47, $53 to $83. Terms, cash or payments to suit. Store open evenings during sals until 1:30. A, HOSPE, 1515-1513 Douglas St. It is Real Cozy That la what ladles say of Tho California Limited. Private compartments, ample dressing rooms and observation parlor, all daintily furnished. Perfect dining car meals. ' Chicago to California la lea than three day. Why stay at homeT The California tour described in our books, mailed for 10o in stamps. Address Passenger Oflloe, Atchison, Topeka ft fiant Fa ' Rail way, Des Moines, la, Santa Fe., SEND US $3.20 and wa wall sWa. aaanas rULL QUARTS EM SOX Shavhan Whiskey lsaasat arewaa- VSmrj. wfcica towe mmt reports show la the Only mi dUOAary wast of the aUactaaiaiil Jvr. Shawasa Watay a baea sold far ever 104 years and ts tha vary bast for wmiMntl sua soaaa. at. trtaV ros a aj find It the awra anootaest eat 10-yaa? walaVay yoa evar tested, tutaaadM back at our . aad roar 93.20 will ha aroaaaUy re- FREEST fcr 103 end Utaatimted beoklat aa Saswass Wanker. SHAWHAN DISTILLERY CO (UuwUarf at W saeeeaeaa SOS BA1U BUUfilKtt. KiHUS CITT, K& n. I in 1 1 1 VVHWNa. (JIIIJ CHEAPER POWER AND LIGHT ' m !n CitiMM DeinKijthttTb7 E Oirei Upportnnitj Unereu. farera Petltlea te Coaarll Akklaa; for ru( of lha Roaewater Ordlnaaee. The names following, over 400 In number are Uken from the list of several thousand signed to the petition requesting the city council to pans the proposed ordinance submitting to a vote of the people the An drew Rosewater power and light franchise: December, 1902. To the Hon. Mayor and City Council of Omaha: The underalgncd cltltena and taxpayers of Omaha havlug read the proposed ordinance of Andrew Roaewater, granting a franchise permit ting him, hla successors and assigns, to dls tribute and aell electrical energy for power, light and heat, under certain condl tlons stipulated therein, subject to ratifica tion of a majority of the voters at the next general city election, respectfully petition that such ordinance b approved and sub mitted to the voters at the earliest mo ment: Herman Kountia, Banker. , F. H. Davis, Bsnker. Charles Cleres, Architect. Relchenberg, 8mlth ft Co., Jewelers. Thatcher, Cott Hat Co. Z. T. Llndsey, Wholesale Rubber Goods. E. H. Sprague, Pres. Tress. and Mgr. On Rubber Shoe Co. George H. Lee Co., Chemicals. Beebe ft Runyan Furniture Co. Levi Carter, Pres. Carter White Lead Co, C. H. Oulou, Chicago Lumber Co. Hitler Liquor Co. Myers Dillon Drug Co. Charles H. Pickens, Mgr. Paxton ft Gal lagher. Wright ft Wllhelmy Co. Lee-Glaas-Andreesen Hardware Co. A. L. Reed of Byron Reed Co. D. V. Bholes, Real Estate. Adler ft Heller, Wholesale Liquor. Dewey ft Stone Furniture Co. F. P. Klrkendall. M. E. Smith Co. Bemls Omaha Bag Co. King ft Bmead Co. John Deere Plow Co. Paxton ft Gallagher Co. Wm. A. Paxton. John Steel, Gen. Art. Northwestern Mut Life Ins. Co. Thomaa Ktlpatrick ft Co. Sunderland Bros, ft Co. Hayden Broa. Chas. T. Kountze. Luther L. Kountxe. Frank P. Gould, Contractor. E. C. Spinney, Prea. Bankers Union of the World. Wm. F. Rankin, Mgr. P. F. Collier ft Son Chas. A. W. Johnson, Grocer, 2404 Cuming. A. C. Ong, Prop. Neb. Business and Short hand College. N. P. Dodge, Jr., Mgr. Omaha Realty Co. George B. Tzachuck, See. and Treas. Bee Publishing Co. Geo. E. Turkington, Real Estate and Loans. T. L. Combs ft Co., Jewelers, 16th and Douglas. Omaha Dally News. Omaha Bee. Berg, Swansoo ft Co., Clothiers, Continental Block. Wearne Bros., Foundry. Carlos Wood worth, Om. Merchants Eg. and Transfer Co. Andrew Murpby. William J. Burgess, Mgr. Boyd's Theater. Chaa. F. Weymuller, Sec. and Treas. 8 tori Brewing Co. John B. Furay, of Furay ft McArdle. Albert Nast, Tinner, 1216 8. 16th. Jamea H. Kyner, Broker. Chaa. Qruenlg, Prop, Nebraska Match Co. Wm. Voss, of Week ft Voaa, Contractors. Lewis S. Reed, Pres. Equitable Trust Co Hon. Geo. B. Lake, Attorney. Kopp, Woodard Co., Mfg. Confectlonera. Louis R. Mets, Supt. Mets Bros. Brwg. Co. Wm. Krug, V. Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Fred Krug Brwg. Co. A. J. Simpson, Pres. A. J. Simpson ft Son Louis A. Sautter, Grocer, 20th and Pierce, M. J. Feenan, Marble Worka. Payne-Boatwlck Co.. Real Estate. W. A. Herdman, Attorney. Daniel H. Wheeler, Insurance. B. R. Ball. Real Estate. O. 8. Wood, M. D. Geo. W. Covell, Attorney. D. B. Zlmmer, Mgr. Am. Newspaper Assn E. M. WUcox, Mgr. Ideal Envolope Sealer. D. R. Buck, Real Eatate. H. Q. Meyer, Attorney. Geo. Tllden, M. D. A. Breltung, Treas. Newton Land Co. John M. Haskell, Sec, Forgan-Haskell Co. Phillip Potter, Asst. Bee. Am. Surety Co. Geo, P. Windhelm, Pres. Neb. Seed Co, O. Fred Elsasser, Co. Treasurer. B. H. Smith, Bee. Will la ma ft Smith Co. W. H. Wllber, Sec World Pub. Co. O. Bam Rogers, V. Pres. Rogers Real Estate Co. D. Rlsley, Cashier Standard Oil Co. G. H. Palmer, of Palmer ft Son, Ins. H. C. Plculoll. Coml. Ftt. Agt. B. ft O. R. R. Co. J. F. Emmert, Contg. Agt. Red Line Tran sit Co. l J. E. Houae, Civil Engineer. ' Hon. E. G.,McQtlton, Lieut. Gov. John W. Parrlsh, Attorney. W. S. Poppleton, Attorney. Henry A. Wagner, Bpl. Agt. Fidelity ft De- poalt Co. H. L Fowler, Editor Dally News. Robert Smith, Pres. and Mgr. Robert Smith ft Bros., Grocers. Floyd St. John. Mgr. Oliver Typewriter. E. O. Wllmot, of Baum Iron Co. Chaa. Koran, Omaha Trunk Factory. F. B. Hochstetter, V. Pres. Wright ft Wll helmy Co. Frank Vodlca, Merchant Tailor. Frank B. Johnson, Sec. and Treas. Om. Printing Co. A. Heller, Wholesale Liquor. O. F. Waller, Pres. Richardaon Drug Co. J. J. Heae, Florist. Robert Rosenswelg, Bee. and Treaa, Drexel Ehoe Co. George Company. Real Eatate and Loans. Alfred Millard. Banker. L. V. Morse, Real Eatate. R. C. Patera ft Co., Real Eatate and Inv. Anson L. Havens, Mgr.- T. C. Havana ft Co. Jamea Neville, Capitalist. Paul Getzschmann, Prea. Festner Printing Co. Ralph Kitchen, Mgr. Paxton Hotel. Chas. Mets, Pres. Mets Bros. Brwg. Co Richardson Drug Co. Neb. Iowa Creamery Co. W. M. Glasa, Sec. Lee-QIass-Andreesen Hdw. Co. E. M. Andreesen, Treaa, Lee-Glasa-Andree aen Hdw. Co. Reese Printing Co. Omaha Tent and Awning Co. O. D. Klplinger, Cigars. Q. E. Shukert, Furrier. John N. Frenier. Real Estate and Loans. Guckert ft McDonald, Merchant Tailors. J. E. Reagan, Attorney. W. R. Mclaughlin, Eupt. Barber Asphalt Pav. Co. J. M. Olbb, Buyer Om. Water Co. Welslians. Mantel and Tile Co. Prltchard Broa., Brekera, Bee Building. Owen McCaffrey, Pres. McCaffrey Real Sa tale Ck C. 8. Bhepard, M. D. W. B. Christie. Asst. Building Inspector. Andrew Klewlt, Contractor and Builder. Oeo. P. Bemls, Pres. Bemls Real Estate Co, Sherman ft McConnell Drug Co. A. Hoape, Music and Art. Robert Cowell, V. Pres. Thomas Kllpatrlck Co. Browning, King ft Co., Clothiers. Mawhlnney ft Ryan Jewelry Co. Norman A. Kuhn. Druggist. James Morton ft Bon Co., Hardware. Henry Hardy, 99 Cent 8tore. H. P. Whltmore, Art. John Anderson, Contractor. Marks Bros.' Saddlery Co. L. O. McQull'.sn, Contractor. W. E. Walsh, Commission Merchant. People's Furniture and Carpet Co. Gladstone Bros.' Co., Grocers. Schnsuber ft Hoffman. Grocers. A. B. Davenport of Millard Hotel. H. Rosenatock ft Co., Tobacco Leaf Deal ers. C. Dietrich ft 8on, Livery. W. A. Chandler, Kramer ft Chandler, Print ers. David Cole. Commission Merchant. Smeaton ft Browne, Commission Merchant. Fred Wlrth. Prop. City Hotel. 3. Srhlank. Restaurant. M. C. Klbbe, Mgr. Western Tinware Co. K. J. Abrahams, Prop. Om. Furniture and Carpet Co. he Bell Drug Co. Pacific Mut. Life Ina. Co. E. Flelscbraan, Butcher. Rutherford ft Jensen, Wholesale Wall Pa per. A. Martin, Merchant Tailor. B. O. King, Mgr. Dempiter Mill Mfg. Co. F. O. Urlau, Wholesale Cheese. Perry, Bauer ft Ennis, Commission Mer chants. Robert Purvis, Commission Merchant. C. H. Mullin ft Co., Commission Merchants. W. W. Bingham, Commission Merchant. W. E. Rlddell, Commission Merchant. Swarts ft Alexander, Commission Mer chants. Tremaln. Moore ft Co., Wholesale Fruit. Leslie Commission Co. H. O. Strelght ft Co., Commission Mer- chants. The Fairmont Creamery Co. E. B. Branch, Goal Agt. Equitable Life Ins. Co. , E. W. Arthur, Mgr. Arthur-McConnell- Twyman Co. B. Blotcky, Commission Merchant. R. E. Welsh, Grocer, 2234 Farnam. Henry Rosenblum. Prop. 16th St, Dye Works. Sommer Bros., Grocers, 2736 Farnam. R. D. Duncan, Insp. Om. Water Co. E. L. Robertson, Robertson Bros., Whole sale Cigars. H. B. Allen, Allen ft Bon, Wall Paper. A. H. Hennings, City Treasurer. Lew W. Raber, Printer, N. Y. Life bldg. John F. Flack, Mgr. Conservative Sav. and Loan Assn. Chas. A. Tracy, Wholesale Cigars. 8. Arnstln, Prop. Guarantee Clothing Co. J. M. Borglum. M. D. Lewie Reed of Reed Printing Co. W. H. Koenlg, Treas. Thomaa Kllpatrlck Co. M. Kahn of Kahn Bros., Bottlers. Blosburg A Cornbleth, Meat Market. Chas. J. Gerstmeyer, Florist. Chas. Ederer, Florist. Gustave Anderson, U. 8. Commissioner. Cackley Bros., Liquor Dealers. Schaeffer's Cut Price Drug Store. Levlne Bros., Furniture. J. J. O'Connor, Attorney. John D. Ware, Attorney. William K. Potter, Rec. Om. L. and Trust Co. Omaha Fuel Co. A. B. Cook, Union Fuel Co. B. A. Blum, Mgr. Neb. Coal and Lime uo, 8. J. Burgatrom, Gents' Furnisher. O. A. Lindquest, Merchant Tailor. John L. Boyd, Mgr. Boyd Com. Co. J. O. Corby, Sewer Contractor. Ray C. Merrill ft Co., Grain Dealera. Carl Brandeia. Mgr. Penn. Coal and Coke Co. Western Distilling Co. B. Robinson, Druggist. W. R. Garvin, Grocer. Nathan Broa., Grocers. A. Melcher, Livery. Morris Brodky, Jeweler. CbasSchlank, Wholesale Liquor. Samuel Schuster, Com. Merchant. Harry Merrlam, Druggist. Philip Nathan, Furniture. A. M. Lesser, Central Market. C. W. Eckerman, Mgr. -Smith Premier Typewriter Co. L. A. Harmon, Pres. Harmon-Weeth Co. A. L. Graves, Lightning Mes. and Ex. Co. John Klein, Mgr. Schlltz Hotel. Helgren ft Gradman, Merchant Tailors. Stephens ft Smith, Gents' Furnishings. Martin Meyer, Mgr. Neb. Shirt Co. Dresher Tailoring Co. William Rocheford, Contractor and Builder. L. Pettlnglll, Johnson Hardware Co. John Swoboda, Grocer. Fred Brunlng, Grocer. Henry Rohlff. Agt. P. Schoenhofen Brwg. Co. Joseph Beckmsn, Cigars. D. Hartson, Contractor. Joseph Seger, Harness and Saddlery. Olson Bros., Tin, Copper and 8heet Iron Wka. C. W. Hakanaon, Contractor and Builder. Kuncl Broa., Meat Market. V. F. Bartoa, Grocer. Howell ft Bona, Grocers. E. Stelger, Grocer. Western Button Mfg. Co. Henry F. Wyman, WynAu-Shrtver Real Estate Co- Nelson O. Pratt, Attorney. Chaa. A. Goes, Attorney. R. E. Stein. Barber. Fred B. Dale, Agt. Eetna Life Ina. Co. Fred W. Clarke, Architect. B. B. Hogan, Attorney. A. MILLION AMERIQAN BEAUTIES keep their blood pure), their oomplexlon Boft and dear, their breath awee and their who., bodies active and healthy with OASOARETS Candy Catnartlo. Theq'ick effeote of OASOARETS as system cleaners and b''Ad purifiers; their promptness in 'aring pimples, boils, blotches, liver-spots, blackheads, and In sweetening a tainted breath t have become known through the kind words of ladies who have tried them. Hence the sae of nearly A MILLION BOXES A MONTH. The quickest, surest, way to beauty Is to cleans, tho blood, for Beauty's Blood Deep. The first rule for purifyinT the blood is to keep the bowen fro, 'gently but positively. OASOARETS Candy Cathartic are the only medicine to do it, All Jxugifiats, lOo, 25c, 60c Never sold in bulk. The trenuine tablet stamped OOO. Samp1, and booklet free. Address Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York. . lai H. E. Cochran, Attorney. Samuel I. Gordon, Attorney. W. T. Nelson, Attorney, Albert Swartslaoder, Attorney. Ovando Cowles, Attorney, John F. Stout. Attorney. Arthur English. Mgr. U. E. Gypsum Co. Thomas B. Dyssrt, Attorney. A. O. Koenlg. Civil Engineer. J. H. Sherwood, Real Estate and Loans. E. Sherwood, M. D. David E. San Franclaco, M. D. John A. Rlne, Attorney. Ed P. Smith, Attorney. C. J. Smyth, Attorney. J. B. Sedgwick, Real Estate and Loans. Frank Heller, Attorney. Byron O. Burbaftk. Attorney. 8. M. Campbell. M. D. A. L. Knabe, Attorney. J. H. Johnson, Resl Estate. W E. Oratton, Real Estate. W. J. Clair. Attorney. F. A. Hennlnger. Architect. William Foran. Contractor. David 8. Lockwood, Contractor. C. E. Herring. Attorney. E. C. Hodder, Attorney. H. A. Whipple, Attorney. Joseph H. Blair, Attorney. C. L. Chaffee, Lumber Merchant. P. A. Edqulst, Co, Surveyor. Chas. Bltxt, Real Estate and Loans. C. H. Kubat, Attorney. J. T. Wheaton, Mgr. Gate City Loan Co. Charlee E. Ady, Gen'l Agt. National Life Ins. Co. J. A. C. Kennedy, Attorney. L. W. Wentworth, Wholesale Lumber. L. H. Bradley, Attorney. J. P. Outh, Architect. J. O. Detweller, Attorney. Albert Foil, Contractor. Fucha ft Fuchs, Fresco Artists. M. Carmlchael, Real Estate. J. H. Parrotte. Real Estate. Edward Stringer, Real Estate. S. P. Hughes, Asst. Supt. Reserve In. Co. George H. Anglln. Pres. Western Pub. Co. Thomaa Qrocox, Real Estate and Loans. Charles J. Johnson, Contractor. A. A. Newman, Contractor. O. Belffert, Druggist. C. W. Brltt, Attorney. Erastus A. Beuson, Real Estate. Louis Swoboda, M. D. Lee Van Camp, M. D. E. D. Marriott, Live Stock Broker. F. 8. Cowglll, Prea. Tranamlsslssippl Qraln Co. C. S. Elgutter, Attorney. N. P. Swanson, Undertaker and Embalmer. Z. R. Beeman, Pres. Reserve Inv. Co. D. M. Haverly, Gen. Agt. National Life and TruBt Co, Oliver Rouse, Mgr. Leahy. Mfg. Co. C. J. Howe, Sec and Treas. Rochester Shoe Co. A. R. Cuyler, Dental Supplies. M. J. Greevy, Real Estate. Charlea L. Thomas, Real Estate and Loans. L. A. Merrlam, M. D. O. R. Kelly, Dentist. C. Q. Sprague, M. D. 8. J. Quinby, M. D. E. W. Slmeral, Attorney. P. C. Morlarty, Oculist. John R. Rlngwalt, Inaurance. A. B. Lindquest, M. D. Charles S. Lobingler, 8. P. Ct. Com. O. C. Olsen, Real Estate and Loans. C. D. Woodworth Paving Contractor. H. A. Westerfleld. Real Estate and Loans. Charles E. Williamson, Real Estate and Loans. . Paul Plats, House Mover. John L. Pierce, Mgr. Mercury. E. R. Duffle, 8. P. Ct, Com. W. H. Gates, Real Eatate. William Balrd, Attorney. H. W. Pennock, Attorney. John A. Storey, Attorney. E. K. Long, Justice of Peace. Robert Z. Drake, Prop, Standard Bridge Co. H. D. Neely, Mgr. for Neb., The Eq. Life Assurance Society of N. T. John Harte, Contractor and Builder. Joseph C. Weeth, Seo. and Treas. Harmon ft Weeth Co. E. Jepson, Grocer. F. A. Heiln, Grocer. A. R. Hoel, Contractor. John H. Hussle, Hardware. H. 8. Farnsworth, Druggist. Arthur P. Karbach, Carriage Mfg. Otto M. Stuben, Livery. Leo Baroch, Plumber. John F. .Coffey, Plumber. Kuehn ft Manning, Plumbers. Thomas 8. Boyd, Co. Auditor. J. U Kaley, Attorney. William F. Weber, Deputy Sheriff. Victor White, Sheridan Coal Co. H. E. Ostrom, Co. Com. A. C. Harte, Co. Com. John Trennery, Broker. Louis Berks. Police Judge. Harry P. Duel. Register of Deeds. MacCarthy Tailoring Co. Perdeld Piano Co. George E. Ring, Government Printer. C. C. Shlmer, Real Estate and Loans. C. C. Callahan, Genl. Agt. State Mut. L. Aa- sura rise Co. J. E. Thatcher,' Broker. Henry Foley, Grain and Feed. J. Bastlan, Grocer. H. BIckel, Grecer. A. W. Keppln, Cigars. Jaycox Cigar Co. A. H. Schuhl, Gents' Furnishings. Johnson ft Goodlett Co., Grocers. M. H. Borlow, Butcher. Frank H. Bishop, Pres. Omaha Wholesale Grocery Co. A. C. Adama, Crissey Pharmacy Co. John J. Freytag. Druggist. A. C. Kusk, Contractor. F. Kagtin, Grocer. Adam Jamleson, Plumber. Jacob Brown, Grocer. Wagner ft Buchanan, Lumber Dealera. Bullard ft Hoagland Lumber Co. Butler Bros., Hay and Grain. jit ARiraUAiL BALE BOXES (greatest m the World Oeo. H. Kelly, See. and Treaa. Adama ft Kelly Co. M. A. Di threw ft Co. Aermotor Co. J. F. Twamley ft Son, Feed and Grain. The Alfred Bloom Co., Flatting Mill. A. M. Thorn. Contractor. R. Homan, Real Estate and Loans. W. J, Hunter. Grocers. Heath Bros., Grooers. N. E. Dillrsnce. Livery. 8. 8. Lanyon. Druggist. Alfred Coralsh, Saddlery. Miller Bros., Model Restaurant. Wright ft Lasbury. Real Ettate and Loan. George D. Rice, Hald ft Rice, Coal. Twin City Express Co. The Nebraska 8eed Co. Douglas Printing Co. John Hochstrssser, Bar Fixtures and Sup plies. Thurston Hotel. J. J. Hantghaa, Plumber. I. G. Barlght. Prea. Royal Achate. J. F. Helln. Helll Thompaon, Tailors. Moyer Stationery Co. Byron R. Hastings. Real Estate and Loana. Van B. Lady, Bankera Reserve Life Assn. John Latenser, Architect. A. E. Baldwin, Justice of Peace. C. D. Hutchlstn, Real Estate. P. W. Blrkhauser. Real Eatate. Oeo. N. Hicks, Real Estate. A. P. Tukey ft Son, Real Estate. Garvin Bros., Real Eatate. C. H. Henderson, Sec. Eq. Tontine Sav. Co. R. J. Hahn. Aast. Supt. Om. Ptg. Co. E. C. Wolcott, Attorney. Frank L. McCoy. Attorney. Lyman W. Chase, Real Estate. Why la Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne endorsed by the medical fra ternityT It helps digest your food. QI AINT IEATIBE9 OF LIFE). A Tarrant county girl who is attending school in Fort Worth, says a Texas paper, wrote home to her parents: "I am Just in love with ping pong!" Tho stern Texas father is alleged to have said when he heard It: "You can write and tell Amarlllls Jane that if she ts going to fall in love wilh any of them blamed Fort Worth Chinamen eho can just count on being cut off without a cent." Mrs. Alexander Dewey of Oalesburg, Mich., was attacked by her eat In her home one night recently. She opened a closet door, when the animal sprang from a shelf onto her head. Ita clawa became fastened in Mrs. Dewey's hair, aiad the more It struggled the more firmly It became en tangled. When her husband arrived on tho scene he found she had tainted, while the cat was making frantic efforts to ' free Itself. It wa found necessary to chloro form the animal before tt could be disen tangled from Mrs. Dewey's hair. Often a picturesque fancy la displayed In names of American societies. Something rich and large, often something original or devil-may-care, appears In many of these titles. The Grand Concatented Order of Hoo-Hoos is a well known specimen of this embroidery of appellation. In St. Louis the other night was held the thirtieth annual celebration of the Knlghta of the Golden Knocker. Brooklyn contains tho only other society with this admirable name, used. It will be noticed, in ita proper sense, and with no connotation of fault finding, carp ing, and so on, aa in the living present words "to knock," "knocking," "knocker. Probably the moat aristocratic caddy In the country Is the one employed by Justice Harlan of the United States supreme court, who is an enthusiastic golfer. He la a bright faced lad ef 12, polite and attentive to a degree. When the Justice reached the links the other day the boy was not to ba found, and he took another boy. As Justice Harlan approached the fourteenth hole the handsome Victoria ot a rich senatorial family drove up. The boy who had been the Justice' caddy the previous day Jumped out. He ran up to Justice Harlan, cap In I hand, and said: "I am awfully sorry I couldn't get here at 2 o'clock, but, you see, mamma had a luncheon tor Senator Depew, and' I just couldn't get the carriage to come out in auy sooner. A Missouri editor who Is about to pull up and leave tor lack of support sarcastically remarks in parting that edltora don't need money. "Don't worry about the editor," he aays. "He has a charter from the state to act as doormat for the community. He'll get the paper out somehow, and stand up for you when you run for office, and lie about your pigeon-toed daughter's tackey wedding, and blow about your big-footed sons when they get a $4-a-week Job, and I weep over your shriveled soul when It '. released from your grasping body, Kf.& smile at your giddy wlfe'a second marriage. He'll get along. The Lard only knows Viow but tho editor will get there somehyw." A week ago tho hero of Nlafira Falls died at the age of 72 in the perron ot Wil liam. Ellis. He won his titl.e of hero in 1848, when the first suspension bridge was being erected across the orge. The first footbridge had been thrown over the gorge and a second one was .building forty feet away on the second se of cables. Between the two crude plpyrtorms the old Iron basket was operated. A terrific storm broke from the southwest, which swept down the gorge and wrec'xd the bridge or platforms. Four men wf caught tar out over mid stream, hanging by two strands of No. 10 wire. It 'itemed as though nothing eould save ihora but Ellis volunteered to go out to the y0n basket after them. Warned not to take more than one at a time aboard, he could, not pass them by and brought all ba'Jr. to the cliff. Sensible Gifts Much money is lrittered away in the giving of ue lest, fragile presents. There is nothing that is more appreciated aa a gift than a substantial and ornamental piece of furniture. Our stock of Holiday Goods is now at its height. Buyers do well to make their selections now. We will hold gooda and deliver later. Easy Payments. Sideboards In solid oak. French pattern plate mirrors, piano polish, worth HO, 00, tomorrow , at .23.50 mm Couches, upholstered in beautiful patterns of Imported velours, deep tufts and sanitary construction, worth IJ5.00, to- y 7 morrow tA O Three-piece rafloT suits, upholstered In tapentrlea p.nd velours, raHhogany flnUihed framua. worth 140,00, tomorrow 9x12 Brussels rugs In a lot ot new sr. at...... on sale tomorrow ' Rope portieres in raany combinations $5.00, tomorrow........ kQNAM The People's Kwrattnre and Carpet Co. ON ACCOUNT OF THE SBEfiT ALTERATION Still going on in our building, we are compelled to remove our Cloak, Suit and Millinery stock and beginning tomor row we will sell our entire stock of Cloaks, Suits and Mil linery at MVC V7 U i f I H ' N r)' Genuine seal skin jackets, only 3 left, worth $150.00, for this week, only... One lot of genuine marten scarfs, with cluster of six tails, worth $10.00, for this One lot of dyed opossum scarfs, with clus ter of six tails, worth $5, for this week, only. Millinery All our fine trimmed hats that were sold as high as $15, this week only Combination bookcases and writing desks, In golden oak or mahogany finish, highly pollened, French beveled pattern, plate mirrors, worth $27.00, on sale tomorrow 14.50 China closets, In golden oak,' bent glass eiids. all well finished, worth $25, aale price -U" 13.75 Rockers, In golden oak or mahogany finish, wood and eobler seats, in many different patterns, on sale to morrow in three lots- 4.50. 3 75, 1.98 Morris chairs In assorted finishes and tomorrow, one In solid oak, the other golden elm, at the very low prices ot 98c and 79c Morris chairs in assorted finleh and cushion, ail frames hlnhly polished, worth regularly $20.00, on C() sale tomorrow Dinner Sets Imported semi-porce lain dinner ots, u nil e i' p lai'd pat terns, worth $12.0.1, sale price 0.75 French China dinner sets ot one hundred pieces, worth $36,00, tomor 22.50 row 19.50 patterns just received, f C A lO.UU of colors, worth 2 75 STREETS. OMAHA. Less Than Half Price All of our fine Monte Carlo coats, black, tan, castor, red, etc. made of the very best quality of kersey, with the best of Skinner lining hand somely finished aud trim med, which we have been selling at $17.50, $19.00, $2.50 and $24.50 for this week at only 10.00 Electric and near seal, 22 and 24-inch length jackets lined with guar anteed Skinner lining nat we k&ve been selling at ?32 5(. 37.50 and $12.50, for this O Q Cfl week only dtKUU 75.00 week, ,4.98 2.98 Department 2.00 (LfBL