THE OMATTA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 29, 1906.
Tim Omaiia Sunday Dei?
E. ROBK WATER. EDITOR.
Entered at Omaha
las matter.
I'ualomce a second
Daily ".without BunBdaf on. yiar .voo tional nurpo.es. and merely nominal will no longer acrre. But It la necea
Dan be? and Hunday? one' year '.. 6 w meruentoeg to other niernberi of hla ary for all to understand that no one
Bunaar lie, one vir W .... . .. t -f v, ., Knn haa liAinAa(aa1i
M EX ACE or COLOSSAL WEALTH. government under the present aarninn-
The will of th late Ruaaell Sage, tratlon
tearing nractlcally the whole of an The homestead law wan ao long
Ute of 176,000,000 to $S0, 000, 000 to trifled with and fraudnTently manlpu-
hla wife without any beaueita what- lated that It la dimcult for many to re-
pr to reliioua. charitable or educa- alixe that the old time-worn devlcee
of aurroundlna-s and product. But I iEiitH ihoti t the pri.riT,
....k l....i ..i.niltra an rrA.
uifiuTouut, Washington Post:. KSlJsh Iowle declares
liable though It was In many respect. thkt n m,rIlx t00 ta buy
was ao far outrun by the progress of bread. That ahnuid not bother him, unless
public knowledge that radical and far- th ravens are on strike.
r.arhln rhino waa ImDeratlvalT dr Atlanta Constitution: In soma parts of
manded. The new regulations are the
the country It Is said that mosqultoe. are
doing mora than the pulpit to make the
Bandar Ilea, one year.
Saturday Bee, one year.
Dally he (Including- Sunday), per week. .I.e.
Dally Bee (without Hmidav). per week.uc
evening Bee twin, out bimday), per week c
livening Bee (who Sunday), per week..JW
sunriay Bee, per copy
livery to City Circulation Department.
Addrtta complaint of Irregularities In de-
OFFICES.
Omaha The Bee Building.
South Omaiia City Hall Building.
Council Bluft-10 I'earl Street.
tblcaga'-iMu Unity Building
Mi York
W
measure or tills extraorainary cnauge. peek-a-boo waist unpopular.
iiolfimllv I aura tn atart fresh discus- is Blue DUl ene Dona nae nomesieaaer, iu mum surprising invuiu.iuvr, rnnaaeipnia inquirer: a Baptist minis
.inn of tha daneers that menace aoclety whote oath of intention to make hla nowever. la tne auaaenneaa wuq wmcu in Atlanta naa iouna mat, wnue n
.... .. !,,, ., i.nj l. hnn..n. f.,iflii-1 tha national government has been ts tl to save a soul In Philadelphia and
iroin me accumulation oi cuiossai . . . " - . I Chlcaao. It costs but a cents In Atlanta
I A I a l Al la A 1 I a mr m aw a at t t r i rt ar wnm I - -
wealth In the unrestrained hands Of a ' exceedingly ainicuu io conspire m.u. . " . . Perhaps Atlanta," la a mistake for Ar
to .inrio individual to evade the law without leaving evi- mannoia aareguaras io puuuc uuu. cadia.
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in thi. nartlrnlar nu the dead mil- dence Of the fact, and with the evi- mere seems naraiy any iran w mo Boston Transcript: According; to an At
11nnlri'a 1b xt will conforms BtrictlT tO MK-'ECe in tne Bands OI tne government eieni lO wquq ii iau ue vaiucu, ui uuu bP minimer, n ooaia i io save
ih mi hv hlch he a-overned hla conviction for perjury la only one of vast as is the field covered by the new
ii. i.. r.rffnition of th. rllma of the perlla that confront offenders. omciai regulations ior meai lunuuu,
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Strict enforcement has indeed come tney are to oe regaraea as oniy ia ub
late, but not too late to save a vast ginning of use of the national power
amount of land for thoae who ,now or tor safeguarding the public health.
hereafter will welcome It for homes,
the number of whom must increase as I EXTESDixa abbitratioX.
ow Vork-i5i Home l.ue in. Building, philanthropic inatltutlons would have
fahlngton-01 Fourteenth Street. ,. . .,ji.,i - u
coRKESiDNDhiNCK. been In distinct contradiction of the
Communications relating to news and edl- principles which guided him in build
Bee, Editorial Department.
REMITTANCES.
Ing up his fortune. It Is possible, and
quite probable, that he had an under-
a soul In Philadelphia and Chicago, and
only cents m Atlanta, In tha good old
times salvation waa free. Down with tha
trusts.
Indianapolis News: But what If Christian
converts do cost from $6 to 150 each In
Chicago? Isn't this a period of unparalleled
prospertyT. And besides It must not be
forgotten that one of Chicago's greatest
Remit by draft, express or postal oruei , fn . or daoirnhlft nubile land rle- it i. iin.n .n. tmm.lo. Ik... i. .. ,
nauhl. A Tl.. u... l..l.li.t.ln I omtiuny. BiaOUlDK Wltn U1S W11C. W UU IB Ull Bum " n IO UIUW-UH w uj v. ...-v m i. nv .
Only J-cent stamps received as payment oi e.jcja ryias to what disposition she ciea8e9-' But the Important fact for effect. Other than education for gon- Chloago Chronclle: Our Methodist friends
OMimT"."irn "w-r.ni.-8, n-'t accepted. bhouM make of all this wealth either whether well or ill-disposed, is that erai peace sentiment, of the Interpar- ' Despiaine camp meeung wera quit
IHS BEEFL'BUBlUWUtUiirA.,.. j .... , k. .k the day Of lax enforcement is actually H.,o.. ,.nlnn ,.l,,lrtn that .. ""' ,n P"ng . quietue upon certain
uuiun, ucr 111 o u. ... - I casuists who wanted to discuss the story
BTATfcM&NT OF circulation. that le wished her to have all tne uons, even as to aisputes consiaerea Dy 0f Jonah and the whale. That story may
(hom Invrtlra n a t trif fi 1 hrtnflf Anil I lScI hint rtrv nr It mav ha a 1 lc rrtr v Knf If
Be Pubnahlng Company, being duly sworn, distribution among worthy objects, KEBRASKA'S OrPOB TCyiTT. safety, shall not "resork to any acta Of 009 not aneci ma trutn or the Christian
says mat tne actual numoer un , . . , I . v .1 t..... iua I religion ettner nearly or remotely. The
complete copies of The Daily, Morning leaving him to bear the opprobrium In recording their preference for hostility before they shall have invited o,d controV(.r8laI Do you believe
month "of June wa-i . a 1 follows: attached to tne mere amassing or tne unlted State8 Benator, through the ma- lne iormation 01 an international com- th, whale toryT went out of dat, years
1 31,730 16 aa.4.60 fortune in the way it waa gotten to- rhlnerv of ranrnQP mH ponventinnn mission of inquiry or mediation or one ago. No man was ever kept out of heaven
17 30,800 Ba.u- tt .rh la th. mm. It will d- -u-... .v- or morn frlanrilv novari." The advo- by hla belief or hla disbelief In th whale
t 33.C10
1 30,760
4 31.S60
f 3180
33,070
f 83,010
1 31,900
I .'. 33,410
10 30,680
11 33,300
12 31,630
It 31,610
14 81,880
16 31,870
to.
21 31,940
2 a 3160
23 33,370
2 30,340
26 31,730
26 31,800
vrlnn In th cnuraA of a comDaratlvelT I n., ... i . u I rntaa of arbitration have heretofore I '
J . V .. . avv luc" . u. Philadelphia Reonrd: Borne of the Cum-
,uuu lew yearn wubu iuu i unDer branch of congress will hwe i6iu inn iuiu h.muuu. .. ... p,,,.,.,,.,,. . . .
again transferred by gift or testament, natIonal issues and not mere state is- ynd tho fleld of arbitration In the t0 unlon wlth the Nortliern Presbyterian
or otherwise. sue8 to deal with present state of world politics. church as twenty-four ministers of the
That does not alter the fact, how- Tne flght for equai talatlon o( rall. When the issue of national honor J 'r. , shurch of Scotland were to union with
ever, that the existing structure of so- way8 ln Nebraska is indeed important arises, the very fate of the war may. Y?"" ZlT "f.g"
" clety makes it Dosslble for a man not I v. o.nn..n v.... n 1 and ln most cases does, depend upon r,i. tn .u .w .
2 -J , , 1 3150 I I l . iaAfajCLD CiUU lIUliCUD! UUt WIl I 1 -' Trnj niUI MIC BVIUIIO Ul
31,780 oniy to pue up a monstrous mass ui Er.B. ,aa nothine whatever to do with 1,18 Buuueuuesu wita wuicu uuumi me overwneiming majority who nave cr
2 31.700 n.oney far beyond the most extrava- jt Tne aS8esBment 0f rallroad prop- are PreP'tated on one aide or the fected the union. In Bheibyvlile, however,
ao 33,300 Lnt nprt. of himself and familv and -.j. t nlh.r aa notahlv In tha late war be- a Partjr cf the malcontents, headed by the
1 " 1 eny is iuaue oy state ouicera uuuer 1 .u ..- .v.. v. j
Total 64,160 friends, but also to pass it on practi- laws enacted by the state legislature tween JaPan and Russia and in that of 8aturdajr nlghti Posslbly they had not
Less unsold copies 104M cnlly undiminished and undivided upon and tne taxe8 are collectable by local France and Germany in 1871. A me- had notice of the Injunction, which waa
Net total He. t43,54 hi departure from this world to others officers in each of the various counties, diatlng commission of friendly powers only issued on Saturday.
Daily average 31,455 who may in turn continue the same Tne aue8Hon of eauitable taxation is iuld simply operate to destroy the
C ocnYrai fManagir. process in successive repetition. That vltal In the cnolce of offlcer8 who wU1 advantage of the nation ready for a
Subscribed ln my preeence and sworn to these great fortunes are apt to be I carve on the State Board of Assess- swift blow. There is no probability
oeiurc mu iuii wiu u,i 4uu,
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amasses.
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mm wait
ANV longer to buy that Diamond or Watch you want lot me help
you, kimI 1 can, If you will take, advantage of my KASY PAYMKNT
ri.AX. I tlellvtT the goods on the first piiynn-nt. Wear a
diamond or a watch and look s little hit prosperous thoy give prestige
you can pay me In small wet'kly amounts, that I fool sure you'll not
nils till nk It over, then rall and see nip.
YOUR CREDIT IS 000D
A DOLLAR OR TWO A WEEK WILL DO
JTKRSOV4L NOTES.
(deal )
HtNllATB.
Notary Public.
WIIEX OIT OF TOWS,
gubserlbera learlna the rlty tem
porarily should. Jaave The Bee
mailed to them. Address vrlll be
hts as often required.
Iowa republicans will hold the cen
ter of the political stage this week.
Many of the emotional shouters who
howl loudest about "tainted money"
are now criticising Russell Sage for
not leaving charitable bequests.
King Blsowath of Cambodia, when asked
broken up ln the course of a genera- ment nd of the aM0rnpv eeneral who that either Japan or Germany would w,ftt wa8 hl" most pleasant experience In
. n ..., ... . n ment, ana or tne attorney general, wno France, replied: "Mr arrival; and the sad-
i.u v. "o,u,j may have to continue the tax lltlga- . 10..10, degt tne day j Ieave ..
tionable features, and examples such tlori( but 80 far the rajroad proD. if they had that there would have u B Abrahnmg 'hea(J maBter of th,
as this are sure to impress the public iem j9 concerned. the United States been W result save to Injure their jews' free school at Bpitalfleld, England.
mind deeply as emphasizing the pro-1 Benat0r will require ability to deal cnance in war which would not have has retired after fifty-three years of serv-
posais made or late with constantly wlth the larger Questions of rate reuu- boen prevented. ww. wM once n.B pup,..
greater frequency for legislation to ,8tlon. fair treatment of employes, pro - The resolution, nevertheless, ex- ;vne" a "fce 't Bur Jrim'7av the corned
limit tne power or concentrating u.nM .hnM... presses an honorable aspiration ior . . ' : .
,u.vwu unci j nu. i a i,aiuah sivfvn 1 - 1 aiuna vi u. fiuppuai no wu attenaea oy w
Inflation onH m.nlnnlollon onH tavo. PeaCO Which is Steadily grOWing H.tentlve GOO nnllrem.n Sim arhln.or. .n
When President Itoosevelt only a ton onjy a8 incidentally involved ln among all civilized peoples. Its mere 9,ono soldiers.
few months ago, ln a public speech, these various phases. expression by so notable a body as the Rev. Washington Gladden, D. D., noted
brought the idea of limiting the lnher- Just a8 the railroad problem con- Interparliamentary union is an Influ- 'or h,s campaign against the acceptance of
itance of private fortunes into coa- fronting the state is but a part of the ence for good tending to raise a higher 0
spicuous position by confessing that it larger problem confronting the na- ldeal ln the world's public opinion. lng wlth a.. H a natlv, 0( pitu.
grove, Pa.
Some of the comments passed on Viscount Aokl, the new minister at Wash-
had become a subject of serious tlon BO the wholo raiiroad problem
thought with him, it struck many as a ,8 but part of the immensely larger
I J V. - - ,v- I A II Jt Inclnn h.. .. hi. - l
In comparing the Hartje exhibits '""""""'J problem of concentrated corporate luc i.uu " nis homri 17
with the "Junius" letters one hand- ,V t a . WGalth &nd ltB. manlfold relations with K ,u. . u "ver receive, a guest without presenting
writing expert offers the judge a good ine pupnc mina nas Deen Pnderln8 aggregated labor, with the people as urpiu8 up to the abolition or rebates hIm t0 Peter wno
alts on a settee near the
excuse for throwing the whole case out upoa U m,nutely dur,n8 brief consumers of the Joint product of both and tliscrlminaUng allowances. It Is diplomat's chair.
of court period that has intervened and that it ceplta.1 and labor, with the investing Just PBSlble the railroads may dis- Gowns the exquisite embroidery of which
is no longer regaraea as so subversive rjublic and with the national revenues cover arter all tnat tne legislation " 01 ner own nancs are worn Dy
Rhode Island law breakers should of r,6hts of private property as those Nebra.ka ca be content to have the they were fighting ao desperately ii "T"e ' ,!crt"y 1 c.om:
have little trouble ln making their ar- who combated the idea sought at first vote accorded it in the United States reay more o an unexpected blessing woman 00,,, herBelf well ,uppIled lf ,ne
rest a matter of interstate negotiation lu " appear, a tew more nagrant Benate Simpiy registered upon all these Ior luem inan Ior ineir "n'PPe na has three linen gowns, Mrs. Metcaif has a
when the . governor attempts to "put "amplea quite in point like that of the t,ig QUe8u0ns as they come un. or it Patrons. good half dosen. each a gem of artistic
mte nusaeii cage win rivet puoiic at- can be a contributing factor ln their whTfln LZi n .T t- 1 1. tVlr
tentlon more and more until some sub- Bohltloa accordlns: aa lt .cnda a reD. The democrats and populists will co-Pn. rti. to wear
Those Russian socialists who com- stantial progress shall be made in the reBentatlva to the senate of amall or btb bold elT Btate- conventions in . ,,
pelled printers to work at the point of direction pointed out by President iartte abiHty. of one idea or of broad- Nebraska a week ahead of the repub- tributes to a current magazine an interest-
guns were possibly trying to show Roosevelt. caused view of comparative inexnerl- He118. but tney are not exciting any- ing view of the question, now a matter of
8ERMOSS BOILED DOWN.
Blander is the coward's sword.
LJttle sins open the doors to large ones.
Activity Is the best ampn to any prayer.
Things unreal are foes to righteousness.
The best way to win men to Qod is to be
man.
The currency of kindness Is cash In any
country.
Suspicion Is the substitute of the slothful
for vigilance.
An optimist Is a man who never stops to
open a sandwich.
It's no use calling people to happiness ln
a sepulchral tone.
Only a destitute age counts being rich as
the greatest virtue.
The sunshiny man drives all the moon-
hlne out of his rellKlon.
There is no virtue in the Innocence that
only fears the wrong.
It's not always the saving man who has
most chance of salvation.
It takes more than the ability to say
'dear sister" to make a real saint.
Half the problem of keeping ln the right
road Is solved lf you will keep within your
revenues. Chicago Tribune.
on the lid."
what would happen to lazy men should
the socialist Idea prevail.
Foreign capitalists are not so much
interested ln the amount of money
enc. or of rlne and vnrlorl BvnripnP- lum lno mwreai tout is wu, xmiui, u i .urimr .1
I . . .1 . A. ... I Ii wis f Ar nnllAVA m . r t r. Ka 1 1 h.rA II w .tin.
nDrtmr o v rxr n r-. ui,.j j . arouseo. Dy tne contest ior reDuoncan i -
. i v.. a.. i, wjujxhu. I VI 11U111CU HIUUU1111UIH.B OUUHlUt) I11S " " nllo with mnnav M .mlnln. ,k. ..r.ln
Nothing could be more significant own state or of close familiarity with nominations. So far as surface indl- of poverty , wel, , of wealth upon tha
of President Roosevelt's prestige than public men ln the national arena. cations go tne aemo-pops regara mem- moraie of men In college and draws the
the Hoir r,t ,nt, K. I it hM h ,rr,mK , selves as in the minority and likely to conclusion that lt is about equal, ail things
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nuHia vuuecbcu iusl year ib m iuo i . . . . , ... , . , , t i remain in tne minoritV. wiiiiuervu.
amount of revenue It will collect dur- . , . L, , . . , . 1 I H- Murray, in a sketch of H. H. Rog-
, . . , .. I itoieu 10 secure uis enaorsemeni oi wu cuiuyaruiiveiy nr ueiuw m ue-i ... . ... , "hraina-. of th hi..h on n,
lng the next twelve months. ... .. .. ... ... . The Mtih ahmmit of nostal aftvlnu-a er8 lne Dra,ns or tne Btanaard Oil oc
lucn uaciui auu luui cu-uyerauua iu oi . m lihj iiuuik cuito, wuiio umor . topus, tens tnis: riogers once waiKea Into
ua.il. m mo iu.un..u u.uoi the hut of Ned Hasklns, who lived the life
the Philippine commission suggests of a semi-hermit In a hut eight feet square.
that the agitation for postal savings close to Fort Phoenix, In Fairhaven, Mass.,
banks nearer at home has been mak- where Mr. Rogers' summer house stands
now. "Ned, what would you do lf you had
Cattle and hog prices at the highest carrylnK out those measures identified less important states hold high places
point of the year is the best indication ln the P0Dular m,nd a "the RooBevelt In excess of their quotas. The sue-
that meat packers have resolved to Program." Such certificates in the form cessful presentation of Nebraska's
co-operate with the government to put of Personal letters from the president claims ln this respect must depend
their Droduct above criticism are P'ay'"8 a conspicuous part in not a maimy upon tne innuence ana assert
ing headway ln our island possessions.
$10,000,000?" asked Rogers. "By Jlngs," said
few congressional districts where nom- lvenesa of its representatives ln the Successful Postal savings banks ln the the hermit, after long bogitation, "J'd have
The Nebraska State Sheriffs assocla- .nation, are hotly contested. They senate and their ability to press these Philippines will soon be cited as ob- this hut built two feet larger
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UUU UV1U 1LO KrBBlUU UV11111U ClUBtfU I 'ut.iL.j "wu owuui, mm a.Q I " " " ' . v. mvvuuv.m
doors. The gist of the proceedings being used as in many situations the the president and cabinet officers.
will probably come to light when the strongest card that could be played. Nebraskans as a rule take as deep
legislature meets next winter. 'I he underlying fact Is the profound a pride in their state as do the people
Washington.
Parity tn Packing- Home.
Denver Republican.
Twenty slaughter houses in Philadelphia
popular approval of the specific course
.The accidental killing of an Amer- pursued by the president and of his
lean naval officer at Che Too by a general attitude towards vital Issues.
sa)lor at practice on a French warship It no less distinctly signifies the popu
1'Glnts out the necessity for interna- lar demand that he be supported ln the
tional regulations in n new direction, future and that such republicans only
be out to the front as can.be counted
Having returned home quite re- on beyond a peradventure to uphold
freshed. John D. Rockefeller may be hls hands against reactionary and hos
relled on to take considerably more in- tne influences.
tereat in Standard Oil affairs than he
has professed for a number of years.
That thug who attacked Mrs.
Hartje must have been the only Pitts
burg coachman not retained aa wit
ness by one of the parties to the di
vorce case, and professional jealousy
is terrible.
That more than a few republican
representatives in congress are not
really ln sympathy with the president's
aims and measures is beyond question,
but the pregnant fact remains that not
one among them all who wishes to re
main in public life wants to have that
circumstance known to bis constituents.
A suggestion that France mediate
between the court and the Duma may HOMESTEAD law ESFORCEMKNT.
explain the dissolution of the latter. There is evidence on every hand of
The czar has no desire for an ally to the unrelenting purpose of the gov-
become a meddler unless that ally ernment not only to punish past abuses
wears a crown. of the homestead law, so far as lt can,
but also to prevent them ln the future
Reducing the price or crude oil may by strict enforcement of all the re-
have the same effect upon profits of qulrements, and particularly that of
the Standard Oil company as advanc- actual settlement and residence on the
lng the price of the manufactured
product, but lt does not create the
same excitement.
Judge Landia has at least given
Alexander Dowte credit for better in
tentions than some of the "apostle's"
statements warranted, but the vindi
cation that Voliva was looking for for
himself is not visible.
With French newspapers 1 drawing
on Invidious comparison between Ja
pan's failure to evacuate Manchuria
and Great Britain's promise, long ig
nored, to leave Egypt, King Edward
will have to take special pains to pre
serve the new alliance.
land. In the states where public land
remains the new homestead entries
are being watched with unceasing vig
llante, with the result that many per
sons are being caught in attempts to
acquire and transfer title in violation
of law. The numerous prosecutions
show that such tactles are to be made
not only futile, but also dangerous
for those who resort to them.
The main test of good faith, of
course, is actual residence upon and
cultivation of the land, and the gov
ernment Is requiring it with a strict
ness never exacted before. The es
sence of the law's purpose is to pro
vide land for those who need lt and
will make their homes upon it, and
that every acre acquired under color
of the homestead law for any other
purpose is a wrongful diversion of the
people's heritage. Unnumbered mil-
Germany is waiting until after our
congressional elections io suggest a
new trade treaty with the United
States. If it has any idea that lt will
receive more favorable treatment from I ,lon of acres have thus been fraudu
a possible democratic house it evi- lently acquired and are now lost to the
dently knows little of American legls- Pbllc domain beyond possibility of re
lative procedure. C0QTT In PHe of ell the energy of the
In the recent issue of $30,000,000 I have been ordered closed because of their
of Panama 2 per cent bonds bids were unsanitary condition. So after all the
received aflOStf or more, that would """7" u,.r, ?cm ?
much to see Nebraska In the forefront have enabled the treasury to dispose tne 0id.faihloned individual type, on which
of the oldest and most powerful com
monwealths. They would like very
of the nation's councils. It rests with
of $11,000,000 Of bonds more than it the blow finally falls. Tner can be no
the people of Nebraska to say whether I A I na, kina center i uno..P.tinnhiv th- n,..
. . . . . . iiou on sarin mat can eimuii sucn i r ' -
tne next senator tney commission to . wholeome th world has ever eaten. If It
represent them in Washington shall tr,bUle t0 U" Credlt 11 8h0Uld COme t0 can be made yet more wholesome and th.
be recognized and heard as a leader the front at once and put ln Its claim, packing places more sanitary, by all mean.
ici un iion ii wo, uui we are not going to
or shall serve only an apprenticeship
In the ranks.
Nebraska republicans are not hesi- net way 'rom the fact that lt la cleaner
laim iu BjJcaik um Ull luo ijucbliuud u l
THE KEfT MEAT REGULATIONS.
The meat inspection regulations an
nounced by Secretary Wilson constl
tute a landmark in the progress of
practical sanitary science. A system
so elaborately and minutely controlling
the methods and physical conditions
the hour ln their county conventions
and they will expect the state conven
tion to speak out on the same subjects
Reward la Da.
Kar.ua city Journal.
It Is generally agreed that congr. ha.
A 11 . .
so that no one need be Ignorant as to """" " ""J " l T .V '
uhnr thn nnrtv la tn at a nit for ln thai. .
r j - i tugio in t tie prediction mat tne next con-
coming campaign. gre. will be democratic T la the republican
party to be rebuked for good workT
A contribution to one of the current
for slaughtering and preparing meats, magarlnes is headed, "A Western Col
for the protection of the health and lege and Its Ideals," but Inspection of
High Flaanca tn Practice.
Chicago News.
Considering what we hav been taught re.
sensibilities of the public, could hardly the contents of the paper shows that garding the giant mlnda in Wall street, lt
have been dreamed of no longer than the college he is writing about is lo- ls P-JnfUy disillusioning to learn that the
twenty-five years ago. cated ln Ohio. People who want to Ncw YorkV 'h ot co"tro1 of 5'8w-l(
The general principles of sanitation discuss western colleges should come
have, of course, been known for a west
longer time to specialists, but only
comparatively recently have they been if present conditions In many lines
popularly known and practically ap- of trade continue the next demand
government bonds for a -cnt stamp wa
mere salaried clerk.
plied with any degree of thoroughness may be for a law that a uniform price
as a government function. It was un- for commodities should be prima facie
doubtedly the marvelous results of evidence of an understanding between
scientific sanitation for which our oc- the makers, putting on them the bur-
cupstlon of Cuba gave opportunity den of proof to the contrary.
that first forcibly Impressed the mass
Extravagant at Last.
Button Transcript.
The late P.unsell Sage, who used to wear
a lit suit, la now to ha in a 122,0uO grave.
NIGHT It BACHELOH'8 II ALL.
T. A. Daly, In Catholic Standard.
They've gone away! It seems a year,
Aye! weeks of years, since tney were Here
Ana yet it was out yesteroay
1 kissed them when tbey went away,
Aa-.w . ... .11 . V. BI,n.nkln .......
, . , . , , , , , , . , . . ... . , J IIUUI .1, Llll lltll. I1CQL
oi tne people wnn tne jo8BiDiiiueg oi a poll tax receipt has been made an That grips this brick-waiied city street,
frovernment agency in this field. The essential prerequisite to vote at a pri- A"uugi, s". deVrheurt." prou.tfa so.
ln-pr-ttion was deepened Dy tne sani
iur hiiv ur a v. c . in xid ci rnir fin.
tho course of tho late war. accounts of tax, the rule will 3mply mean a larger i-J'V YmI Whiu. th,.. i t,,i inn
ii- mary election ln Texas, but as no law And vowed I d find no joy at all,
tary achievements of the Japanese in prevents one man paying another's h laua-ned at ttlat. but she was righ
of tax, the rule will almply mean a larger ' "V Vhi5.n wh.S, ',' li'd. alon
which almost dally brought the subject campaign fund properly placed If lt The. .Uent bail 1 call my own.
. . . . . tu . . I , .. , , . I never thought thia place could change
home to Intelligent people the world works as it has In other states. t0 utterly and seem so strange,
ever, giving an immense impetus to
agitation for improvement.
Th night I hot, and yet a rliill
Pervade the houae; It la so still.
It la snlrt that ITntnn Sinclair, the I miss the living atinoHpiiere
The shock to public sensibility I "Jungle man." thinks he sees some- i mlM ,h iKh, ion-drawn and deer.'
caused by exposure of the conditions thing of a parallel between Abraham n'', l rVhTsemiek'ePst
ln some of the meat industries grouped
around the Chicago stock yards was
due to this rapid popularization of
sanitary knowledge, and by no means
to retrogression in - packing house
methods. On the contrary, generally
speaking, there had in fact been steady
Improvement ln the great slaughtering
establishments In cleanliness and other
points bearing on tbe wholesomeness
Lincoln and William Randolph Hearst.
Mr. Sinclair should provide hi
with another pair of spectacles.
Of wearv motherhood at real.
Mr. 81nclalr should provide himself Thal ,hroud tb. smu adjoining room
I mis th. moan, the mumi-d ktmiui,
Of childhood troubled in it dreams.
And 1 thi all? Nay! more t misa
Now that Juria Alton B Parker has Th lrong. heart-ttuilllng Joy, th. bill
inow mat juage Alton a. rarser naa of WBrdln, wlln prt.rung arm,
declared against Hearst's aspirations Between thee preclou hearts and harm.
for the governor's chair, the latter's 0, ln. your song, ail y who roam.
tmirnala mav b ..niw-tcii tn hold an- Tour wistful song of Home, Hweel Home,
I Hut, thougu unhappy la your lot.
You will not find a saddir apot
, . ,. , . . , In all the world than Home, when they
last presidential campaign. awh mak. it ttoe hav. suu. awav.
This Ring
$20
Du Paulng
$1.00
a Week
You can very
easily own It.
This Watch
$12.75
$1.00 S5, $1.00
a
Week
Your choice
of Elgin or Waltham
movements.
This Ring
$30
By Paulng
$1.60
a Week
For a few week.
lt belongs to you.
3l JL RJAl XI J VJ Lj UJ U A VQ L
1522 FAHNAM
Or1AtUS
LRAMNG
JDVDLK?
mx-xtvm a 'it Bail -hulshi
HOUSEHOLD HAHMOXIES.
Japgsby (2 a. m.) I shay, offlsher, I.
thish (hlc) Blank street?
Policeman Yes.
Jablisby Wish you'd (hlc) d'rect me f
411. (Join" f (hie) 'tend lecture there.
Policeman What? Attend a lecture at
this hour of the morning?
JagKsbv Yesh; thigh's where I (hie) live
an' I'm ' married. Shee? Columbus Dis
patch. Mrs. Asrum What sort of girl Is your
new servant?
Mrs. Hiram OITen Well, she', exceed
ingly good-natured and tender-hearted.
Mrs. Ascum Indeed?
Mrs. Hiram OfTen Yes; while I uns
doing her work today she told m. not to
work too hard. Philadelphia Precs.
"Billy boy!" she cried, "why did you
take me seriously? Though my words
were severe you must have seen that I
was smiling."
"Well," he replied, "your mouth Is- so
small I didn't notice It." Philadelphia.
Record.
Quite fp to Date.
Philadelphia Record.
He pop to her fPn his knee
His heart went plt-a-pat
Old-fashioned? Oh! no, lf you please,
'Twas th.r. the maiden sat.
FliO BARGAINS LIKE THESE
Make our annual midsummer sale so tremendously successful.
The immense stock of used, shopworn and new Pianos, number
ing over 100, that must be disposed of at this season, makes
necessary the low prices and very special terms that we are
offering. Day by day the experts in our shop turn over to us
very special things in Used Pianos, which they have made almost
like new, and which we guarantee as represented. " e are never
able to give in detail all the special bargains of each day. Pleaso
take special note of those described herein. Come to the stora
without delay, there's surely one for you.
A GOOD STOOL AND SCARF FREE WITH EACH PIANO.
.10 Sends One LHlome
This used
Herlick Up
right Grand
Piano, largest
size, latest de- I j.fclt,'
case, full met-
al plate, 3-string, 3 pedals, full
length music desk, rolling lid.
Has had very best of care. It is
a $225 Piano. It is a magni-
cent bargain at
$248
Thia used
Kimball Up
right Grand
Tinnn ia 4. fVfr
;Lfl 9 inches in
nfeSSS height, 7 1-3
octaves, 3-
string; was a special exhibition
Piano, in richest French "Wal
nut case, of very expensive de
sign. No piano could have re
ceive better care. It was a bar
gain when new at $450. It is a
bigger bargain now
at $10 cash, $6
monthly
Used Vose & Sons for $145
Splendid tone and action, largest slxe, 7 1-S
octave, S-strlng, a grand, good bargain, tit
cash, $S monthly.
Used $325 Hospe for $195
Largest upright grand, ln mahogany, full
length music desk, double rolling lid, metal
back, ? 1-S octave, 3-strlng, aplendid bar
gain, $10 cash, H monthly.
Used $325 Walworth for $163
Very largest upright grand, special cage
design, In double veneered mahogany, full
metal plate, S-slring, 7 1-3 octave, 8 pedals,
double rolling lid, special degign music
desk, full length, full rich tone, good ac
tion, $10 cash, W monthly.
Used Cramer Piano for $135
Largeat, most beautiful upright grand,
very hnndsoino, rich mahngsny case, full
length music dnnk, double rolling lid, full
metal plate, 3-sirlng, 3 pedals, like new,
$10 cash, 10 monthly.
Music Teachers and Music
Schools
Those who have -reed of a grand piano,
her Is an opportunity that comes only
onre In a lifetime, to buy at half price a
strictly first ciaks giund piano.
I wd Kimball (ttuby Grund) for $450
tS cash, $16 monthly.
I'imhI Wtbfr (Concert Grand) for f.JlO
tH cash, $10 monthly.
I'ned Kranirli & Ilach (Mrngnon)
lor $370
$25 rash, $10 monthly.
illilPlv
only $10 cash,
$6 monthly.
$140
Used Hinze for $150
I.argeat slxe upripht grand, 7 1-S octave
S-string, metal back, an extraordinary good
piano and bargain. $10 cash, $ monthly.
Used Weser Bros, for $200
Largest size upright, In a good ciiae, "ra
cial deltn, has had good care, $111 can ft,
$i monthly.
Used Burton for $190
Extra large upright grand, double veneered
walnut case, 7 1-3 octave, S-tring, 3 pedal,
same as new, $10 cash, $$ monthly.
EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAINS IN BEAUTIFUL
PIANO PLAYERS.
Never before have we had as
fine a line of perfectly cared for,
well conditioned, splendid val
ues in Piano Players.
A beautiful $250 Angelas
for $175
A Kimball Piano Player, in
fine condition, for $150
Note "We have many more
bargains in the Piano Playe?
line in 6tock and invite most
ised Haiiet & Dhti. (Parlor) for fuo critioa gearching investigation.
$23 cash, $10 monthly. 1 ' "
L HOSPE CO., 1513 SKS""1,