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PERSONAL
PILES CURED
WITHOUT AN OPERATION ALL
kinds of piles cured Internal, external,
blind, bleeding or Itching plies A guar
entee given In every c treated by Dr.
Maxwell, who has had twenty-five years"
experience In. treating piles. Hundreds
of testimonials riven on application. M
Pe Bldg, Omaha. Neb. 'i'hnne Douglas
1424. U M419 June 28
ADHESIVE, Invisible, harmless, Satin skin
powder Is made In four alluring tints. 26c.
U-
. A Dollar for You
Any time before June It, 1901, this slip
will he accepted at 31.00 down, payment
on a $10 purchase of shoes, hats or cloth
lng, the balance to be paid as you earn It
Home Credit Clothing Co.,
1520 Dodge St., Oniaba.
O. A. LAKMON. Mgr.
U 477
THE reputation of Omaha la Involved. 1,000
delegates to be cared lor at B. Y. P. U.
convention July 12 to 15. Hotel facilities
not sufficient. Private residences must
be opened, you get 75 cents from each
delegate for lodging and breakfast. How
many will you take? Notify M. C. Steele,
Chairman Entertainment Com., Paxton
Hotel. TJ MS 1
MAGNETIC treatment ft baths.
Mme.
2d Boor.
room 2,
U 178
ANT POOR GIRL la need of a friend call
or write to the matron of the Salvation
Army home for women at 1824 N. 24th
St,. Omaha, Neb. U MrOO
TRI KBLLTS Laundry. 'Phone Douglas-
3610.
U 4(8
DR. ROT. Chiropody, R. 2 4 8. 1S05 Tar
nam. (j4l7
CIIAMPIONCBnm Cleaning Works.
lUiBeautlfuli unique rugs
from old carpets; prices reasonable. 729
B, 14th St. Tel. Douglas 655. U 323 J12
YOL'R saving 40 per cent. Investigate.
Pennell Millinery Co., 111 South 16th lit
U 180
PRIVATE confinement home; Mrs? Dr!
King. 2018 N. 21st Ct. Tel. Doug S5;.
U 41
P L E AT I N G Button.-.. Ruohlng,
Embroidering,
Dyeing and Cleaning. Sponging and Shrink
lng, only 6o per yard, bend tor price list
and sample.
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO.,
200 Douglas Block. TeL Douglas 1834.
U 481
LAUNDRY
CITY STEAM.
Tel. Doug. 254.
211 S. 11th St.
U 434
32 HATS for $1. 80S N. 16th.
I RIVATE home during confinement. Mrs.
Uardell, 2216 Charles. Tel. Doug. 6311.
v Utsi
THE Salvation Army solicits cast-off
clothing; In fact, anything you do not
5, J" collect, repair aud sell, at 114
N. 11th Bt., for cost of collecting to the
worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 4135 and
wagon will call. tJ fill
FREE medical and surgical treatment at
Crelghton Medical College, 14th and
Davenport fits. Special attention paid
to confinement cases. All treatment
supervised by college professors. 'Phone
Doug. 1167. Calls answered day or nluht.
U 429-
1HE City Garbage fo.-Offlee, 4th and
Leavenworth tits. Tel. Douglas 1387
U 466
MAGNETIC OSTEOLOGY Mr. M. Ritten-
v ii. iinu, room x. sccona noor.
U M509 Jell
CAKES THREE-LAYER WHITE. 30c.
. JOHNfeON-OOODLET CQ
Lake. Tel. Douglas 1676 U MU Jul 1
PRIVATE home during confinement; ba
bies adopted. The Good Samaritan San
itarium, 72s First Ave.. Council Bluffs,
la. Tel. 774. . . U-i
$1 HATS, new shapes. 808 N. 16th.
SURVEYING, Blickensderfer, 812 Bee Bldg.
DUNBAR THB PAINLESS CHIR.
, , OPODIST. 206 Neville Blk.
Halrdresslng. manicuring. Ladies' hair
perfumed free. U M415 June
OMAHA Stammerer Institute, Rame Blk.
U tit
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall; cut
prices. Bend for free catalogue. Myers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. TJ 4S9
HONEST work at reasonable prices In the
upholstering and furniture repairing line.
John Hansen, 1522 N. 24th. Tel. Doug.
. U 485 J unel5
PARABOLS and umbrellas repaired and
re-covered. Boston Umbrella Co.. iL'O
B. 16th B-- U-M508 jel
The Wardrobe, expert dry cleaners. 518 8. 18.
. U-8U June&l
MARCEL WAVE, manicuring, facial mas
sage. Lutie Bryant. 816 Bee Bldg.
U-M&30 JuneS
MAGNETIC Ma"i m N mh 81
w second floor, room 2.
U M927 JunM
IT B the same Stonecypher, and he stlU
prints at the same old number 12m How.
ffl 6t' 11 ",e aTn telephone Douglas
lilO. It's the same good quality of print
ing and the same prompt delivery.
. U-41I
Marcel wave. 206 Neville. Madia Desdunes.
U-M498 Jum II
BEWINO machines and supplies. P. H.
Flodman & Co., 1514 Capitol Ave.
U-67S Je30
WE RENT sewing machines at SI per
week; we sell second hand machines
!Supi, Nebraska Cycle Co., corner 16th
and Harney. Tel. Douglas 1663.
U MS5I
OMAHA Steam Paste Cc. manufactures
IViT n'lr ! 310 Cumlug. Tel. Deng.
ML . U
R,VfTJ,'RH. CVRED-Our new ELECTRO
GALVANIC treatment cures rupture In
30 to 60 days without pain or detention
fiom business. Our "Home Treatment,"
iTter one visit to our offices, enables you
to cure yourself at home. Write for free
booklet or call st our ofaces. The
Q11CK CURB RUPTURE CO.. 611 Wood
nien of the World building. TJ
MORPHINE, opium, laudanum, cocaine
hahlt. myself cured; will Inform you of
harmless, permanent home cure. Mary
. Baldwin, Box 1212. Chicago. U
MRS. MERGES, PIANIST.
20 S. 2ulu. Tel. Doug. 46.
U-
6171 RFLUOUS HAIR, warts and moles
permanently removed by electricity; con
Muiiuuon free and conndential; ail work
guaranteed. Mit Aiiciider. 423 N. Y
ult- u
J1HA fERKINS-Mother. as soon a you
read this personal write to your son
Clifford at tort Atkinson. Wis Etnei
".JKri Bre U-155 lOx
I Rfc.lv 1 our fortune told, future io, past
leveaKHi surprising, by America s inil
nent phllobop.iei-. astroiog.st-clalrvoyant.
St. John, li bheldon bt., Chicago. Send
uU'tU date aud sU.up. Know thjstlf.
I U 14K lOx
5 ARRY Wealthy widows, maids, retired
'jirnurs and honorable business men- get
Lee directory; uo publicity. Home &
or.ifort, Toledo, Ohio. U 1S2 lOx
."ANTED Correspondence with lady, not
juder 40, with view to matrimony; 'refer-i-1'.oai
rxchaUKed. Julia v. lilac-er, M.l
f jrd. Neb. L-Min llx
. 'cITC Your fortune tu!d ud 3 questions
.naaered. Ecud -'c stamp and birth date,
'.mr.er J.U8Uluie, l"-3 Columbus Ave , Wvw
York. U 176 lux
CORRESPONDENTS Kither sex. pleasure
or matrimony; many weullhy and pretty.
ICnuloee stamp for list. Mutual Hook
h. a, Dea Moines, la. U 195 lox
IT'B the same Stonecypher, and he still
prints at the same old number 1201 How
ard St. It's the same telephone Douglas
1310. It's the auine good quality of print
ing and the same prompt delivery.
U-111
LAI ICS Call and see Hawver's Patented
"iiullt-ln-the-WaU" Folding Bed; eaves
time, labor and floor space; in operation
at 1614 Siumei St. L M 14
PERSONAL
TnL.rt. fJ" .""nwypher. and he still
IVa .".If" lara" oli number-l2crl How
iV. .J th" "ms 'ephone Douglas
in .1 M ""me ,001 Quality of print
ing and the same prompt delivery
- U-111
if .MINI?NT young business man de.
eirea acquaintance of a refined lady with
some means; object matrimony If suited
Address, Q 11. Bee. U-241 lOx
FJL!.lLth7 w,dow wu''' o corr.
r.T. t.rU.h ",tlrnan of business abll
t.1 Klew tnatrimony. Lock Box 406, PL
Joseph, Mo. um 0x
OPPORTUNITT-We have th, only egg
preserving formula that has stood the
actual test. This la an exceptional busi
ness opportunity. The originator sells
JlLj.rvnu.J,OT WlW' w'th positive
J, .n,l; w,,hn the next sixty davs
only I will send It for 60c Addresi F. N.
Peterson, 218 Logan Bt., Council Bluffs,
la- U 309 10
ILEA?, store, 808 N. 16th. Open evenings.
CLAIRVOYANTS
MME. BUDDHA.
The Leading Palmist of Omaha.
Palmistry and Clalrvoyancy Dispel
Doubta.
Marvelous revelations and wonderful pro
dictions of - your past, present and future
career carefully revealed.
No Questions are needed to guide her In
unfolding your past. Bclentlflcallv and care
fully your existing conditions and forebod
ings are quickly made known to you, nnd
thereafter "teps which are to follow are
advised with due deliberation, so that you
cannot fall to know' the road to success
and happiness.
Whatever may be your, ills or
Wants,
Don't fall to obtain for your benefit and
f, ..lL,,,M' consultation with a Noted and
Reliable Palmist.
MME. BUDDHA.
Location No. 113 8. 16th St., Upstairs,
OPPOSITE BOSTON STORE
P. 8. Cldar Astrological Readings
given on Request by Sending In Date
of Birth and Year Thereof. Call
early. Phone engagement made.
Douglas 4690.
B-2S7 10 '
MME. BUDDHA, LKADINQ PALMIST.
Call at No. lit South 16th St., upstairs.
Resultful prediction absolutely given.
S 155
PROF. KARMER, NOTED PSYCHIC
. PALMIST, tells your name, tcupatlon,
whom and when you will marry, all about
business, love, speculation and domestic
affairs. Offices. 202 N. 18th St.. Cor. Capitol
Ave. Special low fee by presenting this ad.
S 966 julyx
ZORA
Permanently located at 1701 CAPITOL
AVE., corner 17th St. All business private
and confidential. Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. rn.,
daily and Sunday.
$1,000 REWARD FOR HER EQUAL
During fifteen years of unparalleled suc
cess, Madame Zora has made a reputation
which Is the envy of all pretenders.
Her work In Omaha has stood tho test
of time. Scores of the city's best citlrons
stand ready to publicly endorse her methods
and work.
Madame Zora teaches personal magnetism,
that wonderful controlling force. She re
stores lost affection and overcomes sorrow
of all kinds. Last year's record of work
includes 243 happy marriages,, 21 burled
treasures located, 11 pensions Increased.
Without any natural means of knowing
who you are, she tells your name, names
of friends and enemies, tells who and whon
you will marry, gives dates, facts and lo
cations. The only clairvoyant in America
who Rives a written guarantee to give entire
satisfaction In all special work or charge
not a penny. Is not this honest? Could
anything be fairer T
READINGS $1.00.
Madame Zora reunites the separatee),
teaches personal magnetism, changes your
luck. Her advice on business novor falls.
.B 290 10
Mrs. faust
SHE TELLS EVERYTHING.
One visit to a genuine psychic will repay
you for many disappointments. Com
plete readings: ' Ladies, 60c; gentlemen, 11.
SATISFACTION G4JARANTKJ3D.
Readings by mall, $1. Send date of birth
and seven Important questions.
1608 CUMING ST.
8 288 lOtx
50c-TO ALL 60c
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, HIS
WONDERFUL LIFE READING FOR
60o BY PRESENTING THIS AD
VERTISEMENT. Prof. H. W. Karmer
The iii st registered trance clairvoyant
and palmist ever In Omaha.
NOW LOCATED 202 N. 18th ST.. CORNER
- CAPITOL AVB
GIVES TO ALL. THE RICH AND POOR
ALIKE A CHANCE TO CONSULT HIM.
, r Boo TO ALL 60c
His Wonderful Life Reading; for 60a.
No one turned away, no matter what
your color or creed may be.
Offices 203 N. 18th St.. Cor. Capitol Ave.
NO CHARGE
Unless you obtain perfect satisfaction and
find him superior to all other life readers
In this city.
Mr. Karmer has read 600 people In Omaha
and not a single complaint or one mistake
made. Is this not wonderful T
WITHOUT A QUESTION ASKED
He gives you names, dates, facta and
figures concerning your past, present and
future, which are startling proofs of his
wonderful power. .
MR. KARMER
will tell you how to overcome all troubles,
business, social or domestic affairs: he will
point out ths right path for you to follow.
FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW.
How to succeed In your undertaking.
How to win your law suit.
How to end your domestic troubles.
How to keep your position.
How to be lucky In speculation.
How to gain the one you love.
OFFICE 202 N. 18th sf., COR. CAPITOL
Jf Ptf J Ej
eJnda-1' a m- t0 p- " a" and
.nRieedl',f by mal1 W" S,nd da,e of hlrth
and five important questions. 8 2S6 lOx
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
GARVIN BROS.. 10o4 Farnam. ( and 6M
per cent loans on real estate; no delay
VJtit
MONEY TO LOAN-Payns Investment Co.
W 4a
WANTED-Clty loans and warrants. W
t amain Smith Co., 1320 Farnam St. '
W-464
BUILDING loans on residence property I
per oeuu W. B. Melkle. Rauige Mock"
W 465
LOWEST RATE8 Bemla, Paston block
. W 41
PRIVATE MONET F. D. Wead. 1620 Dou7
W-4UI
81,000.000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence property in Omaha: lowest rates
no delay. Thomas Brcnnan, R. 1, N. y'
Life. W g
WANTED City loans. K. C. Peters Co,
V-4rt
City A farm loans. O. F. Carson Co.. N.Y L.
W 170
LOANS on Improved city property. W. 1L
Thomas, 6oi First National Hank Bldg
w-tn
rA.RiJ' -crTT AN'D BUH.DiWu Loans.
Heed Bros.. 1710 Farnam 8L W 47!
LOW ratea. Private money. 800 and up.
CHA3. B. WILLIAMSON CO.
W-
LOAN8 made on Omaha Improved prop
erty; also for bulliiln purposes. Hast
ings A Heyden, 16i?Vi Farnam.
W-2SS 10
DRESSMAKING
'
MDOWELL SCHOOL DRESSY UTTINai
1U Furwrn. MSU junta
Woodruff 4 Arnold. tU-lf Neville block'
a Juu.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
80DA FOUNTAIN, any else. llTU Farnam.
Q 4-7
BHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. best mixed
paint. Sherman A McConnell Drug Co..
Omaha. y 4.8
HALL'S safes, new, 2d-hsnd. 1818 Farnam.
Q 429
FOR SALE Empty Ink barrels. Inquire of
J. R. Campbell, Bee mall room. 14 642
. .
FOR SALE New and second-hand billiard
and pool tnbles; we lead the world Id
cheap bar fixtures; easy payments. Hruns-wlck-Balke-Collender,
407 S. 10th St.
MM8
WE buy everything In the furniture Una
Chicago Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge.
Q-130
$1 HATS, new shapes. 208 N. 16th.
CHEAP chicken fence, long fir timbers,
white basswood for burnt work. N.
16th. Q 432
MILCH COWS, on easy terms. 43d an I
Center. y
SEND US your mall orders for drugs;
freight paid on 210 lots. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co., Omaha. Q 4.4
FOR SALE At a bargain, a 1908 Oldsrao
bile, just new. Addrese K 27, Bee.
4 404s
FOR SALE Jewel gas range, almost new.
Phone Douglas 4264. Q Mau4 lox
FURNITURE AND CARPETS-25 per cent
cheaper here than at any Installment
store. The quality Is reliable. Cash or
credit.
OMAHA FURNITURE AND CARPET CO..
12t-lll-1213 Farnam St.
Q 304 10
DIRT for sale, delivered In neighborhood
cf 20th and Center Sts. Inquire The
Partrliige-Shelly-Thomson Co.. Teleplw ne
Douglas 2874.
Q-9-.0
FOR 8ALE Cheap, In excellent condition,
parlor base burner, small stove for water
pipes, gas heater, medium refrigerator,
filter, go-cart, high chair, desk table,
leather grip. 2612 Charles St.
Q-963 10X
FOR SALE CHEAP New drop head
singer sewing machine. 1417 Farnam,
upstairs.
Q MS66
FOR SALE Entire crop of cherries on
trees near Omaha; about 600 bushels.
Address G 2, Bee. Q M968 lis
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE.
For sale, cheap, two six months' scholar
ships In the Nebraska Business College of
Omaha. List price, 60.00 each. Will sell
for $26.00 each. Address P. J. Sullivan,
2102 Douglas. Q 103 llx
LET us be your factory; hardware special
ties manufactured under contract; models
developed: we are specialists in patent
articles; prompt service, first-class work
manship, ressonable prices. America Co.,
Momence, 111. Q 131 10x
21 HAT store, 808 N. lth. Open evenings.
HOUSEHOLD goods for sale at 912 H. 87th
Hr Tal XI m .. . ., 4VA iAne
-AMI or. ila.l II
FOR SALE 14 chickens, Plymouth Rooks,
and 88 chicks 3 weeks old. Call 1611 8.
28th St. q228 10x
MUST have money, so will sell my tZOO
sealskin jacket for $75; almost new; else
88 to 40. Address G t, care Bee.
Q-198 lOx
WANTED People who would like to get
a whiff of the Texas pine woods; I send
small box of pine cones and burrs post
paid for only 20c; also furnish any amount
you want for stuffing pillows, etc. Ad
dress Central Supply Co., Lufk'n Tex.
Q ISO lOx
21 HAT store, 308 N. 16th. Open evenings.
FOR SALE Six months' scholarship in
Nebraska Business College, Omaha. Sell
ing price, $60.00. Will sell for $25.00. G.
Call, 2108 Douglas St. Q M218 12x
FIVE schoarshlps for sale, for six months
aoh, In Nebraska Business College,
Omaha.. Regular selling price Is 800. Will
sell for $20 each. Address C. W. Ecker
man, 1625 Farnam St. Q M218 12x
FOR SALE New wagon umbrellas, good
fk80 """ty for 76c R Edward Zeiss,
1601 Farnam St , Q M217 11
FOR SALE Or will trade for good second
hand typewriter, complete, unblemished
set "Century Dictionary, Encyclopedia snd
Atlas;" 10 volumes. Address G 14, Bee
office. Q-2H0 lOx
FOR SALE) Or Trade. 86-foot gasolene
launch. $1,600. Will trade for choice
Omaha real estate. Also sail boat, good
condition, $126. Address G 18, Bee.
Q 277 10
2 HATS for $1. 808 N. ltth.
MONEY TO LOANCHATTELS
308 PAXTON
BLOCK!
tJT'St???' CHEAPEST and most RE
LIABLE PLACE In this city to BORROW
MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PI
ANOS, Horses, Wagons, etc
EVERYTHING STRICTLY CONFIDEN
TIAL. Simply a quiet business transaction be
tween us that, no one need ever know.
Money given you same day you apply.
I We also Loan'Responsible Sai-"i
: aried People on Their Pialn :
: Note. Without Endorsement or 1
I Publicity, and Give a Written I
: Guarantee Not to File Papers :
! With lour Employer.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
Rooms 807-308 Paxton Block.
X-231 It
OUR NEW OFFICE
IN OMAIIA
FOR SALARY LOANS
Nearly Everybody Needs Money
STOP WORRYING
Let US riav vnur rioHta Plcu 11...
salaried employes of good character with
out security: moderata rut am It hum 1
stricty private. '
. NEBRASKA TRUST CO.
Room 701 N. Y. Life Bdg.
Seventh Floor.
X 232 1 6
OUR LOANS
our employes are well Informed and
courteous ai:d we are always pleased to
oaplaln our manner of loans. We tell you
to the cent what the coat will be, and If
you conclude that It will not pay you to
borrow, there la no barm done.
. 'Mn on furniture, pianos, live stock
and other chattels and to salaried people
upon their own agreement to pay.
Ve otter you rales as low as you will
nnd and our facilities fur quick and cou
flder.tlal services are unsurpassed.
.We are the oldest concern In our line In
the c.ty, and w always try to please our
patrons.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN
COMPANY.
Ill Board of Trade Bldg. 'Phoue Doug. 22S6.
' A. 4J
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, jew.
eiry. Iiuiki, cus. etc. C. . Keea. Jiu b.
Uth. X-4J3
Bowen, 703 N, Y. Ufa Bldg.,
Advances private money on chattels or
salary. Easy to get no red tape. You
get luoney same day asked for at small
i.Bt dun Aumnlnd .III V V ....
W w. ... .... t.
X 4
DR. PRIBENOWS PRIVATE MONEY
loaned on furniture, plauoa, salary,
hurses, etc., in any amount, at less than
half the rste; no red tape; perfect pri
vacy; immediate atteniiou, on any terms
anted; payments suspended in cake of
flckneaa or out .f employment. Room
14 r-srbacli Blk., fCS . ltth St. X-41
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommoaai.
int. ail bualuees confidential. I'Xi Doug.
X-vl
DEATH NOTICES
HOWLANP Hsrlett R., June 8, aged
!9 years. 3 months.
Funeral (Sunday afternoon st t o'clock
St her daughter's residence, .1HT4 I.eaven
worth strVet. Friends Invited to services.
Interment Forest ljin, private.
UNDERTAKERS
HOFFMAN A QaNTLEMAN", TPi N. Kith.
Douglas MS3 JulS
MONUMENTS
GREAT WESTERN GRANITE CO. Doug.
Irs RS71 Mtso Jnne:s
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS
When In re-d of
MONEY.
Call on us. ,
PHOENIX CREDIT CO.,
622-8 Paxton Blk.
X49
MONEY LOANED 8ALARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; easy pay
ments. Offices 1n 63 principal cities. Tol
man, room 714 New York Life Bltlg.
X 497
FURNITURE, Piano, Jewlry Loans. 831
Neville Blk. THE WESTERN LOAN CO.
X 488
FURNITURE. Live Stock. Salary Loans.
Duff Green Loan Co., room 8, Barker
Blk. X-498
CHATTELS, salary and Jewelry loans.
Foley, Loan Co., 1604 Farnam St. X 600
iiJiSXJtro.?OSNiJ 8th. Openevenlng;s.
FOR EXCHANGE
AUTOMOBILFi wanted, In exchange for a
first-class mtdlcine, one which will bear
the closet Investigation, a good annual
income from It now; a very good mall
order proposition, plenty of stock and
printed matter to do business. My rea
son for selling, I am in utlve practice.
Address Dr. O. P. Smith, Lenora, Kan.
Z M1M llx
FOR EXCHANGE for stock of merchan
dise, 480 acres of Improved level bottom
land In western Iowa, one mile from
railroad town. It is not mortgaged and
very cheap at price, $76 per acre. Ad
dress F 62, care Omaha Bee.
Z-161 lOx
A BARGAIN 300 seres good land, 4H
miles southeast Red Cloud, Neb., to trade
for general merchandise stock. Write T.
A. Wlllmore, Hebron, Neb. Z 164 10
IF YOU do not find what you want In this
column, put an ad In and you will soon
get It. Z 633
PATENTS
H. A. STURGES. registered attorney; pat
ents, trade marks, copyrights: no fee un
less successful. 617 N. Y. Life. Omaha.
F. J. LARSON 4 CO., patent lawyers;
patent book free. Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
474
SHARPE MACHINE WORKS-ratents
procured, Invention developed, drawings,
patterns, castings, machine work. 604-kli
S. 10th St. 456
PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Na
tional Investment Co., 63 Douglas Iilk.
-M907 July
PLUMBING
CALL JOHNSON for quick services and
low prices, 1812 Harney. TeL Doug. ShuO.
M476 J16
BUY plumbing supplies direct. Wholesale
prices. Save on every article. Only
first-class goo&s handled. Prompt atten
tion to every order. Send for catalogue.
B. F. Karol, 236 Harrison St., Chicago,
111. M-9S7X
PRINTING
LTNOSTAD High Grade 1908 Calendars
a. Ti-Dtr- B. E. corner 16th St. and
ft JORVE. Capitol Ave. 602
ENGRAVING and printing. Kotera A
Co., 1610 Howard. TeL Douglas 2007.
COS
TICKET BROKERS
CUT-RATE railway tickets everywhere.
P. H. Philbln, 1606 Farnam. 'Phone Doug.
784. -604
LA RSON 4 JOHNSON, 1406 Farnam. Doug.
1925. 606
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
J. M. Macfarland. 808 N. Y. L. Bldg. TeL
Doug-. tab. 454
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON Institute, 418 N. Y. . Tel. Douf
1064. 490
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR 8TRT IMPROVE
MENT. Sealed proposals aie Invited and will be
received by the City Clerk of tho City of
Omaha ou TuebOay, June 12, Uvi, at S
o'clock p. m., lu tue Council Chamber In
the City Halt, for the following; street Itu
proveuiunia, to wit:
Nineteenth street from Harney street to
St. Aiary's avenue, in htreet Improvement
District No. 650, uy curbing and paving la
accordance Willi Ordinance No. 670u.
Fifteenth street from William street to
Lincoln avenue. In btreet Improvement
District No. 8i9, by curbing and paving lu
accordance with Ordinance No. 67oL
Dodge street from the east Hue of 20th
Street to 2ilh street. In blreot Improve
ment District No. fctxl, by repaving, read
Justing the old curbs ana replacing all de
fective curbing in accordance w.tb Ordi
nance No. bi02.
Hids fur such Improvements must be
upon aspr.att, stont, vitrined brick, vll
lined brick lluck, artificial stone or ma
cadam, and ail bludem are required to
designate the locality, quarry, kiln or fac
tory from which will - oe furnished the
specific material to bo used by tbom, with
Its commercial designation.
Proposals must be kuumttted for each
district separately and must be made upon
printed blanks to be furnished by the City
Engineer, who will also furnish Instruc
tions to bidders, together wun specifica
tions and forms of contract and bond, upon
application at his office: and as evidence of
good faith and guarantee that contract
will be entered Into and goou and suffi
cient bond furnished, snould award be
made thereon, each proposal must be ac
companied by a certified check, payable to
the City of Omaha, In an amount not less
than lo per cent of the total of each bid.
but in no case to be less than 3 ICO.
Proposals must be addreksi-d to the Cltv
Clerk. Council Chamber. C.ty Hill, and
marked "Piupcsals for Street Improvement,
District No. ." giving the number of the
district hid upon.
The City Council of the City of Omaha
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Omaha, Nebraska, Mav 2. lif'8.
DAN B. BUTLER, City Clerk.
M2k-dUt
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE lO GRADING CONTRACTORS.
OMAHA, Neb.. June , llMi. The Boaid
of Lducailon of the ficnool District of
Omaha Invites sealed bids for lemovlng
from ten to fifteen thousand cubic yards ui
earth from the Ylntun scnool aile. riluders'
blanks and Information regareing Uelalis
can be had upon application to the under
signed. The board teseives the right to re
ject uny or all bids and to waive any defect
or Informality In any bid should It be
deemed in the Interest of the school district
to do so.
bids will close at 2:30 p. m. on June IS,
19ul.
Wend sealed envelope containing bid to the
underaisned marked as follows: "Bid on
Grading Vinton Bite." J. F. IJuigess, Sec
retary, iAi City Hall. Omaha, Nebraska.
J Wit
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
trustees of Walla-Walla lilge No. 66 I O
O. K., at North Platte. Neb., until 12 o'clock
noon, June 8o, lyw. for the erection, con
struction and remodeling of a brick build
ing for aaid lodge, according to the plans
and spectiicatliins now on file at the office
of the undersigned at North Platte, Neb.;
also at the office of the Architects James
Tyler 4 Son, Funk building, Lincoln, Net..
Bidders will be required to deposit a certi
fied check of 3Sio to be returned upon
a aiding the contract. The trust ws re
Serves the rtuht to rejtct any and all bid.
i. S. HOAGLAND, Chairman Trustees.
Jlv-17-24,
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR (QUARTERMASTER'
Storehouse and Band Bland Fort Doug
las, Uteh, May 26, lo8 Sealed proposals
for furnishing labvr and material to con
struct a brlcs Quarter master's storehouse
and a Ira. ne bs,,U siaud will be received
here until 10 o'clock a. m., June 16, liuti,
and then opened. Information furnished
on application to the undersigned. United
States reserves the right to accept or re
ject any or all bids, or any part thereof.
Envelopes containing bids to be marked
"Proposals tor vjusrierinuster s Htorenouse
snd land ftsnd," and addressed Con
structing Quartermaster, Fort Douglss,
Utah. M27-2S-2-30j!-10
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
maater, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, May
28, 1SKI6. (Sealed proposals, In triplicate,
will be received here unt.l 11:00 a. m., cen
tral time, June 12, 1&6. and then opened,
for constructing the following buiulmsk.
including plumbing, heatins and electrlu
wlrlrfg: Three sets field oftloers' quarters,
one double set captains' quarters, one
single barrack, one stable, at Fort Leav
enworth, Kansas Full Information and
blank forms of proposals furnished on ap
plication to this ofuca. Plana and speci
fications may be seen here; also in offices
of Chief Quartermasters st Chicago and
Denver, Depot Quartermasters at New
York, Philadelphia and St. Louis and Con
structing Quartermaster at Omaha. United
States reserves the tight to accept or re
ject any or all proposals or any part
thereof. Envelopes to be endorsed, "Pro
posals for Public Bulldlncs," and ad
dressed to Captain J. E. Normoyle, Quar
termaster. M28-29-S0-S1-J9-U
RAILWAY TIME CARD
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t'ntoa Paelflo.
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The China and Japan
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a dally, b daily exoept Sunday.
Wabash.
St. Louis Express a 6:30 pm 8:40 am
St. Louis Local (from
Counoll Bluffs; 9:13 am al0:30 pm
Sts n berry Local (from
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Chicago A Jiorth esterau
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i :vo am
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Chicago Express a 6:60 pm
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Llnooln 4 Long Pine ..a 7:40 am 10:86 sm
Casper 4 Wyoming ....a 3:00 pm a 6:06 pm
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Fremont-Albion b 6:0-1 pm bl2:40 pm
Chicago Local all:30 am 8:46 pm
Illlaots CeatraL
Chicago Express a 8:00 am a 3:66 pm
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a' 7:80 am
Chioa sro, Milwanee A Bt. Paol.
Chi. 4 Colo. Special.... a 7:66 am a 7:30 am
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Marlon 4 Cedar R, Loo.b 8:46 am b 11:00 pm
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St. Louis Express a 3:00 am a 1:30 pm
K. C. 4 8t L xpress.alLlfi pm ii:0O pm
BCRLINQTOlf STATION lOTH MA SO 9
BarllusTte,
Denver 4 California: . . .a 4uopm
Black Hills. a 4:10 pm
Northwest Special a 4:10 pm
Northwest Express all:10 pm
Nebraska Express a 8:10 am
Nebraska Local a 8:00 am
Lincoln Local
Lincoln Fast Mall b 2:00 pm
Ft. Crook & Pluttsm'b..b 2:60 pm
Bellevue Plattsm'h.. TM pm
Denver Ll-nlted
Bellevue 4 Pao. June... a 8:80 am
Bellevue 4 Pac. June. ..a 8:10 am
Chicago Special a 7:2s ua
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Chicago Flyer a 3:06 pm
Iowa Local 8:16 am
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Kansas Clty-St Joe....al0:46 pm
Kansas Clty-St Jos. ...a 8:16 am
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a 3:80 pm
a 6:30 pm
a :t am
a 8:3 J pm
a 7:40 pm
a 3:06 am
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a t:30 am
a 7:10 sm
a 8:80 ani
a 1:60 pm
a 7:26 am
a 3:66 pm
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a 8:46 am
a 6:10 pm
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Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis A
Omaha.
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Twin City Passenger.. .b 6:30 sm b 9:10 pm
Sioux Ci y Passenger.. .a 2:00 pm all:20 am
Emerson Local b 6:20 pm b 9:86 am
Emerson Local o 8:46 am e 6:50 pm
HUusrl Paelflo.
Nebraska Local. via
Weeping Water b 3:50 pm bl2:30 pro
f -ii J v 1 1 J- DUiiu., u I 'a 1 1 J
except Saturday, e Sunday only, e Dally
except Monday.
Tin It w i. . C j. Yl 1 1
OCEAlf STEAMERS.
ANCHOR UNI V. S. WATT, BTBAMSHIPS.
NSW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND OLAS00W.
NEW YORK, PALERMO AND NAPLES.
Supsrtor accommooatlea. sieslleot Culuns. TSs
comtort of paaMiigkrs carefully cooiideree. Slagls
r round-trip tlcktts tisued bsivssn Nw York o4
Scotch, E'i(llh, Irish sad all principal continental
points at sttractlvo rates. Bond for Hook of Tours.
Per tickets or saneral Information apply to an
local astnt of ths Anchor Line, or to HaKSKRSON
UKUS., un l Atents. caicaso, ill.
LABOR AUD INDUSTRY.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
has now over ao,0u0 members.
Fifty years sgo one woman to every ten
men worked for wages. Now ths ratio is
four to one.
At the present time It Is estimated that
there are considerably more than' 100,000
Slavs In western Pennsylvania. These
make up the great majority of the workers
In the anthracite region.
The Lackawanna Railroad company has
Just retired from active aervlce Ben Knox,
one of the old-time engineers. Knox
worked for this company thirtv-seven
years. He has driven his engines more
than 1.000.000 miles.
A British commission has Just lesued a
report recommending tho pas-slng of an act
declaring trade unions to bo legul associa
tions and strikes legnl, unless accompiuled
by violence or breach of contract, and also
i declaring that persjasion to strike, apart
kuiii piuuumig ureacii ot contract, is not
llleHl.
A "frogless" switch has been Invented
by Oliver Devore, a railroad man living In
Salt Lake City. A single rail takes the
place of the frog. The rail la mounted on
a turnplate. The point rails, which guide
the trncks towsrd the switch, and the,
eln-rle ml! on the plate are controlled by
a lever placed midway between them.
In only four of tho 2f4 occupations fol
lowed by women Is there a decrease in
numbers, as shown by the twelfth cen3us
Domestic servants. waitresses dress
makers and seamstresses have not kept
up with the procession In other call.'ns,
end theirs, too, are the occupations usually
characterized as feminine.
The Intense sot!vlty In Industrial renters
has caused a shortage of labor. Every mill
In Fall River Is short of hilp and agents
have been sent to other centers seeking
for labor. The Georgia mill nwner In
convention are discussing the big Thins
trade that looms up while facing a short
sge of help that threatens to curtail pro
duction. Terrible Disaster Averted.
The terrible disaster of nervous bresk
down, caused by dyspepsia, is averted by
Electric flitters. 50c. Guaranteed. For
sale by Sherman A McConnell Drug Co.
Body ml Stranger r'onnd.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 9 The decom
posed body of a man whose name may
be William A. Ilouck of Madison. 8. li.
who came here about April 1 with 3600 on
i his person, was found in Minnehaha crexa
estertisy. There was a outlet wound In
Is bead.
WHERE BIG CROWDS GATHER
India Aoknowlered ths Loader la Uichtj
lsemblcei of Poo pi ft.
RELIGIOUS BATH CALLS OUT A MILLION
we of ths Oreatest Gather! (
People) la This Coaatry Chlcage's
Colaaahas Day sad tho Dewey
Wrlfonl,
The greatest crowd that ever collects is
that one which comes together ones every
twelcve years at the festival of Kumbh
Mela, at Allahabad. India.
It Is a religious affair, this bathing festi
val, and It Is estimated that not less than
l.v,C'X Hindus form the crowd that comes
from all over India to bathe at th Juncture
of three rivers the Ganges, the Jumna and
the Sarawatl. Do not be disappointed if
you are not able to locate the last named
stream on your map of India. Only a
Hindu fanatic can see this river Joining
with the other two. It exists only In ths
flgmenas of superheated religious Imagin
ation. It Is proper to take a dip In th Ganges
at all times, for ths river Is sacred day in
and day out; but every twelve years one's
sins are to be washed away by a plunge
Into the water where ths three rivers Join;
hence the crowd that undoubtedly holds tho
world's record for slse.
It doubtless also holds the record for
plcturesqueness, noises, fanaticism of a re
ligious character and types.
On every side are to be seen religious
fakirs smeared with ashes, others doing
penance for their sins on beds of sharpened
spikes, while others torture themselves
In the numerous ways characteristic of th
Hindu fanatic. Turbaned caterers to ths
wants of the Inner man are plentifully
sprinkled about, bargains are driven at ths
edge of ths sacred waters, and the noises
of trafflo mingle with the groans of pen
itents, the shouts of bands marching to ths
bathing, the shuffle of hundreds of thou
sands of moving bare and sandal-covered
feet. There are thousands of sightseers, of
course, many being travelers attrsoted to
the spot through desire to get a view of
1,000,000 people, which Is possible from ths
roofs of buildings not very far distant.
India is. Indeed, the land of big crowds. .
New York reads with wonder the morn
ing after an Important election of the Join
the night before along certain parts of
Broadway and In newspaper row. Chi
cago is openly proud of the pushing crowds
that surge In Its State and other central
streets on special occasions. They are re
markably large crowds for America but
they would not seoure even passing com
ment In Northern India. There the streets
of the cities are Jammed from house line
to house line, from early morning till late
at night In the mere transaction of ths
day's work. A view of one of these every
day crowds going about its business cannot
fall to Inspire on with a feeling of awe
at thought of th vast, compact population
which makes such crowds common.
Northern India's real crowds collect on
the festival days. Then, n th words of
an English officer who has grown weary
trying to convey soms Idea of ths sire
of these crowds, "they are mo'.umentally
enormous." The thousands of every day be
come tens of thousands, slds streets as
well as ths prinolpal thoroughfares are
Jammed, and to an Occidental It would
seem that all th swarthy Caucasians of th
universe have been brought together In on
spot.
Exposition Reeords.
On of th world's record breaking crowds
was that which assembled at ths Chicago
world's fair on Chicago day, October 9,
1831 It was ths largest crowd this coun
try has ever known, and this also holds
trus of Europe, at least as far back as ths
records rsaoh.
The crowd, began forming long before
dawn, and by 8:80 o'clock as many as 1,000
persons were packed about each of ths
gates to ths grounds. By 4 o'clock In tho
afternoon more than 400,000 bad passed
through rT gates, and those who flocked
falrward after that hour brought the at
tendance up to 700,000, round figures; In
fact, every Chlcagoan who oould crowded
Into th great snclosurs to help along; th
celebration of his city's greatness.
Ths Chicago World's fair was notable for
Its great crowds. Illinois day brought out
nearly 244,000 persons; Independence day,
283,006; transportation day.t ,000; Polish
day, 222,000; railroad day, 202,000.
Prior to Chicago day ths greatest orewd
ever at an exposition numbered 397,160, to
a man. and It collected at that Paris exposi
tion mads famous by th Eiffel tower.. Th
record breaking crowd at th Philadelphia
exposition numbered 217,620, and at ths
Omaha exposition, McKlnley day, 98,000.
The most famous of all American crowds
assembles ohc every four years. It is th
presidential Inauguration crowd, and an
Ungllsh writer who beheld th patrlotlo
tens of thousands massed about ths In
augural stand and standing patiently In si
downpourlng rain during ths ceremonies
wrots that it Is "one of ths most Inspir
ing among the events of ths world." Many
persons who would fight shy of a crowd at
any other time travel long distances to be
come component parts of this crowd, and
ths average American undoubtedly has a
more or less definite notion that before hs
dies he will Journey to Washington to wit
ness an Inauguration.
Iinmlf llollday Crowds.
Our sea resort crowds svsr grow larger.
It Is no longer uncommon for Coney Island
to have 360,000 visitors on a hot summsr
day. In midsummer the great boardwalk
and th mammoth beach at Atlantic City
are Jammed the whole day through. The
r annual baby parade at Asbury Park al
ways brings out thousands of spectators.
Philadelphia la famous for Its trolley
line company's amusement park crowds.
More than a tenth of the city's population
has been known to collect on a holiday at
beautiful Willow Grove park, and as many
as Oi'.KO persons have squeezed Into Wood
side park on the Fourth.
All summer long great crowds flock to
Fairmount park for fresh air, but ' that
municipal Institution is so large that the
crowds are dissipated almost as soon as
they enter the gates.
Thirty-five thousand persons hsvs con
gregated In one place to witness u g-ame of
foot ball. Indeed a championship game of
foot ball Is sure to bring out a large crowd
ot Americans, young and old. A foot ball
game crowd Is, perhaps, ths best natured
of all this country's crowds. It Is cer
tainly the most colorful, with the gay
dresees of thousands of women and the
college colors In evidence In the shsps of
flags, banners, bunting and rosettes of
ribbon. And what American crowd cart
make more noise and keep at It longer,
seemingly without becoming fatigued?
The sombre appearance of our base ball
crowds Is explained by the presence of
very few women. Ths bsse ball crowd Is
Shout the only one of our pleasure seeking
crowds that Is not made up In good part
of members of the colorful sex. It Is
strictly a masculine crowd, with a harsh,
masculine wsy of expressing its pleasure
or displeasure. The least thing sa-ays It;
It Is Just ths sort of crowd that a silver,
tongued orator delights to seise with a
strong sentence or two snd carry -with
him to the end of his speech.
Though base ball has been populsr many
years longer thsn the great autumn game,
It Is only wit Liu recant jrears that Uie
record base ball crowds pressed th record
foot bMI crowds close-. The Mssest baa
ball rrewd Ver assembled was that which
witnessed ths final gam la last year's
r.orld championship series. It numbered
shout 34.000 and took complete possession
of th Polo grounds.
As a general rule the American crowd Is
well behaved, giving little trouble to ths
polic and others advantageously placed
for emergency work. Foreign visitors
hsve remarked on the good nature of ths
crowds gathered to watch the election re.
turns; they hare been astonished at the
way In which supporters of victorious
and defeated rondldates vie with each
other In making election night noises. The
cheerfulness of the defeated Is Indicative
of American character.
A Rasslaa Gathering.
On of the greatest crowds of modern
times assembled on the Hodynsky Plain,
Moscow, on Msy 30, 1898. to partlclpst
In ths popular fetes incident to the present
csar's coronation. It numbered half a
million, and when it was dispersed by
soldiers a few hours arter It had collected
It left dead behind variously estimated
from 1.100 to 2,600 and seriously wounded
to ths number of 1,200.
All ths night prior to th fete day th
hord of people, mostly peasants from Mos
cow and th provinces, streamed to th
vast plain on which. Napoleon had massed
his army before marching into Moscow. By
3 o'clock In the morning they were packed
about th 609 booths from which free food,
drink and souvenir mugs wer to be dis
tributed Uf ons and all. Barriers bad been
erected In front of each booth to prevent
undue crowding.
There are various explanations as to why
the fets was turned into a .v .f
Ons Is that the crowd was greater than an-
vcpateo, ins crush In the rear pinioned
thoss in ths van against the barriers, which '
finally gave way. and the people, finding
thomeslves free, swept forward in a great
wave, trampling under foot all who wer
not strong enough to keep their feet.
This was the first story. Latsr It was
said that ther had been much stealing
of the funds set aside by ths csar for gifts
to the populace, and with th Idea of cov
srlng their guilt the official In charge of
th food distribution Instructed th 1 OoO
attendant to throw gifts at the crowd.
Then, when complaints were received that
the packages did not go round, ths reply
would be that svery effort was made to,'
servs th. crowd, but it was much larger
than any one had planned f(
It is a fact that packages of food and
mugs wer thrown at th peopl by men
in the booths, but this may hav been don
in the hope that under such a bombard
ment the fearless Dress wm.M ...... u
ever, it served only to increase th horror.
"""" ln rear leaping forward all th
more eagerly to get their share of ths food
flying about
Ther was a hollow In th. ... .a
point of the greatest crush, and this proved
a veritable death trap for scores of moujiks.
So furious was the rush of feet that In
places ths plain looked as If It had been
freshly turned with plows. Hundreds of th
dead wer never Identified. Th cxar d-
ira-reo. me tuneral expenses of the victims,
and to each family that lost a member a
substantial sum of money was paid by
his direction.
In Plotareaqne HsdarMesr.
In the days befor th French mad a
colony of Madagascar ths capital of that
Island was ths point of assemblage for a
great crowd whenever th grand KAbary
was held. J '
The Isst ruler to issue her comma ds to
and rcelv th homag of th clifa at
this ceremonial was Onun b,....i...
Swarming around ths dsls on which she)
sat with her chief councillors, and th
secondary platform holding ths chiefs, was
".. ..:. crowa nuins; th spacious sacred
snclosurs, half a mils distant from th
royal palacs. To swell the crowd on these
occasions thousands of natives travelled
from all parts of the island, and th capital
turned out en masse.
Th grand Kabary crowd was one of th
most Interesting that ever collected; so
was ths multitude that , witnessed ths
Durbar; while in this country the crowds
that took part In ths peace celebrations In
our large cities following the close of th
war with Spain will bo remembered for
many year, for their .Us snd patriotic sn
thuslasm. Th crowd that assembled In
New York to celebrat th centennial of.
the adoption of th constitution was enor
mous for that day.
Excepting the two Inaugural crowds that
hav assembled since then, the Dewey
parad in Nsw York In 1900 brought to
gether our latest famous crowd. It was
even greater than th on that collected
to take part In th celebration of Columbus
day, seven years before. And that was a
record breaker for the metropolis, tens of
thousands comlnsr from ... -..
gase and cheer In unison with th natives.
-Washington Star.
THE LURE 0F THE ROAD
" " 3oress, Health Other
T-lasT Extracted (rem a.
Walkl.s; Ta.
Would you know how to get th greatest
amount of healthful fun out of your va
cation this summer? Of course you would.
So here's the formuls: Taks a walking
tour. In fourteen days any person of avsr
sge city physlqus can cover 300 miles, go-
j a . . . ui mi most
desirabls sunburn, several pounds of mus
ols, a normal aspetlte. perfect digestion,
an vsn pulse, a clear eye and a laugh
that rings true. Of cours. I kno- rott
hsvs read ths prospectus of a mineral
' v seaside hotsl whicn
promised to bestow all these things whits
you wer meretv t,,- ..." '
rf.h . ,. . . m reran,
dan and listening to the band. But don'l
.u-ieaa you. The author of that
will chsrg. you from 33 to 36. a day for
doing the Job. while I can make you grind
your own axe (thereby adding to your
capital of self-reli.,..i ....a ...T
iciurn you a
llbersl rebate In the snap of health.
..mure and adventur.
Lnnul can never catch up with you on
the road, and solflshn PM 4 lmm.. M
sour-eyed dlsdsln, those three well-worshiped
goddesses of the spa snd the Sea
side resort, hav bullded themselves no
altars along ths trsli;
es, take a walking tour. It doesn't
matter .bout you ago or sex. If you drM
right and know Just what to carry, you
will ag-ree with me at the. end of your
fZt T'.?k' Jps'lan1 tt you hsvs
felt better, eaten better, slept better- .n
hav, had more Un(flble enJoymen.
than In any previous fortnight of your Uf.
YOU 11 find your menial
- " "" i 'ri II MB Wit-
ened too. snd that healthy open-air stand-
h . p"ca of 'our torr
Idea." "7' "wing-room
ideas. Ir.door comnlalni. .a
criticism w... hsve caased To treble y
snd your pale office complexion will be ..
pcrseded by one of the sun and wind's
own make. I say. you will wonder why
on earth you never thought of taklna- to
- awou. onoeieather Review.
Former Coaa-rrsamaa Missies;.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 9. William D.
Owen, former congressman and sccretsry
of state, has been absent from (he I'mted
States for over a year according to Infor
matlon received here. He Is believed to
be In Europe. The last heard of htm was
from Indiana travelers, who aay they aaw
him In Bwltserland It is not known what
action the authorities have taken toward
having him arrested, lis Was ludlcted la
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