Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 21, 1906, NEWS SECTION, Page 7, Image 8
A PIANOS' Till-: OMAHA SUNDAY r.KK: OCTOBF.tt 21. IPnfi. i COURT CAS TAKE CHILDREN'"::; 10 mue them, and ob. others thr congest cn great l-t even with cars nnd engines (PPT Iumsi t Au'.oir.'..i Fow.?t to Uor.- FRCLICS FOR HALLOWE'EN tral Wom J'trtnti Life jn qn'or liamra nf Hosiery la W hich, There Is DECISION REKDlR.b BY JUOot SUTTON ! Plenty of Kan for Tonne; and Oli. ar Bf - m mtm mMm 81. tarn It! quick! 1 Mulhern Who Koldr in II unit flls- Irlt'i Urrp U hrn C'niuprire.l lei (le I p Their I ti tle Ultra. The Juvenile court has the powtr to lae I niii.i'-ii hyyhjt irimi pureuis vii'j ir;.o. r'ltvcnrti ,r.v -r-t neeping tnem in unwnoieiome in mi- COSEQUf-NTLA FORCED TO moral surroundings accoidlng to the do- SELL. CHEAP clslon of Judge Button Saturday morning AT THE I in the case of Mrs. Rescnthnl. who liva I nt Kl event h and Dodge streets. J idge Sul- I ton ordered her five rhlldrcn be sent t" li e Detention rchool until she provides a pt ice fur l hem outside what 1m knoAn as the I "ml light" dbtrlrt. i I'rotrsllng sho was too poor to movf. I tlr T ria.m 1 1. n 1 o rtntnffi4 In fmiirl ttrlth t Wi. tittornt y. Kd Smith nnd Duncan M. Ylnsonhalcr, to fight the ense for her. Poth attorneys appeared to be very much af- J fected nnd teartt rolled down their chceki i iid they. tuitriV their plea to the rouit. JudrTe i Button was Ann In his position, hovi v r. , and deolnred It to lie within th" rower of the Juvenile court to remove children f om GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF TOE PERFIELD PIANO CO. llaa UjJbet tLe Omaha Piano j Immoral Influences, lie tnld Mre. Knsciithiil n- i i Shu could hat the children hack ns soon i ruuo. Prices Reduced Lower to Create Greater Soles This Coming Week 1011 FAR 1 AM ST. OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 21st. We are deter mined to soil every piano In this fine Block, a. id to that end wa have made an extra cut on every piano leit, and propose to move out more pianoa this wee it than we bavu during this sale, notwithstanding we have been having a very successful aala and supplying some of Omaha a beat homes wlih tine pianos at prices that' astound our customers. Seeing is believing, and our atme has buen thronged with piano buyers, who have bought because they could buy a fine, hlg.i grade piano at lesa than deal cm ask for tiie cheapest. Think of buying new pianos from VS up that dealers ask uu irom IM up for. Kindly bear In mind that this sale la nearing a close and that many tine Instruments have been sold, and thut your opportunity to take advan tage of these low prices will soon bo his tory: so don't delay, but call any day or veiling this week and make a selection, for we are going to cut these bankrupt prices nine more, so that every piano will be sold tiulclily. Remember, this Is not a lot of ;-.ciii pianos, but Is the stock regularly entiled by the Porfleld Piano Co.. who for over 11 years have been known to the peo P'e of Omaha ns leading in strictly ftrst I'liiMft pianos, and that each and every iiIi'.mo Is back by tho manufacturers' runtoe and Hint you are taking no chances when you buy here. , Don't pay any attention to agents and t'erilrYs who try to tell you about this nale and these pianos, for their only ob ject Is to keep you away, so you will not know that we are doing Ju( what we say and selling you a piano for less than they liy for same, and they know they are In no way to compete with us during this Im ill-nipt sale. Call nnd judge for yourself nnd b" cjnvlnced. Remember the place, li.ll I'ainam St. Optn evenings. Cash or r.fy .;iyrm-nts. ns she had provided quarters In a rep ct ble neighborhood. Character of Place Hail Many wltneyes wire sworn to sll'w the character of the placs and according to the storiea of the officers the childri n were ;n the hutilt of hanging around the police st.t- j tlon to watch p-lsonevs ns they nr tiken Into the Jjll. One of the boys win f und with a bottle of whisky on hint which, It Is asserted, lie stole from a drug store Assistant Probation. Officer Carver sold he , had seen a colored man give one of the lit tle girls money, when he Interfered. It was shown there were evil resnrts sur rounding the building In which Mrs. Rosen thal lived. The defenss showed the chil dren were unusually bright In schoi 1 and have good attendance records. Judge Vlnsonhaler contended the court Instead of taking the children out cf the surroundings should order the dlsselut? characters out of the neighborhood. Judg' Button Insisted he had no power to do thli and declared he would not allow children to remain In that neighborhood while wait ing for another branch of the law to clean It up. Mr. 8mth gave notice he would take steps to test the power of the Juvenile court In a higher court either by appeal or habeas corpus proceedings. The children of Morris Tanrobaum, who lives at 108 South Tenth street, were also ordered pent to the Detention school until he finds a new home. Will Sot Bar Hedhngi that Wa, Earl Patterson, a little colored boy living at 1201 Pierce street, promised Judge Sut ton he would not build (Ires under the lied to kill bed bups "any more if he were re leased. Karl was left at home with the baby while his mother went away to .work and conceived the Idea of depopulating the bed uion which the baby was lying. The fumigation process appealed to him and he lit a pile of rags under the bed. The neigh bors rushed in and threw several buckets of water on the flames and then discov ered the baby. It was rescued without in Jury. Earl gave Judge Sutton his hand that he would not play with fire any more. "If you see any more bed bugs," said Judge Sutton, "don't smoke them out; kill them some "other way." Emmet Custer and wife, both of whom were sent to the county Jail for thirty days for drunkenness and neglecting their families, took a solemn oath before a num ber o witnesses to quit drinking for two h-f s"-h'j i'ntticr puzzle their brain )l ' i jntiumur and nonsense and h .rnintj -(ii.'ij ii'iuor, Moutly maintain, (it'ccs yenius a beffer dis- eei'ni n;. ()oMmith. i Froiivonie g:ircs nnd I liose frniiBht with I mystery. !n .enlm w.th the plrlt that i prevails on llnllowe'tn nights are the ones ' thut successful histesS4S til in 'or th-'r guests, for eey irirl who enlertnlns on i t !.: t incision knows that something out of ' the ordinary is exptrtril l.y tto-1 -h ccs Invited for fils ftlve eve. N-t to dlsp- point their expectations, ortetnal pimes nnd tricks iicproprln'e to the character of St. Aums, who Is errT'wd to rule on October I are thought out. :ind old plays are re- vlved, given n modern setting, end are ns i attractive us If everyone had never seen or hetrd of the game .before, j . simple and unusual g.irie, and on that Is grently enjoyed where fiftv or a hundred 1 persons nre to play, is called "pumpkin vine." The object Is for each player to untie nnd untangle one vine and finally arrive at the lighted pumpkin nt the end , that Is hidden in some out-of-the-way cor- i ner In the dark. The flrnt who finds his 1 or hor pumpkin wins the prtze. The finding of the gift should not lessen the Interest 1 other take in discovering their pumpkins. ior eiicii or. i nese nonow line: ii"i-iu j tain a box of bonbons or a small favor In i addition to the tiny lighted taper. The properties for tiie game of "Pump- . kin Vine" eonr-lsl of numerous long plecs of green tape representing pumpkin virus. The are knotted and twisted together sj that untangling and untying them will be J difficult, and tit intervals of every three or four feet on each tape there will be a ! yellow petal securely fastened and made to look like a pumpkin flower, dn which the ! word "right" or "wrong" will be prints I. j If "right" Is on the flower the player wiil realize that he or she is on the loud to the pumpkin, and If "wrong" is Been then the only course Is to go back, find the last petal stamped "right" lind dincovr aiuther tape leading out of It, for out of soni" of the pumpkin flowers there are two tapes, Introduced to mislead the searcher and to add zest to the game. A play that is much like Juck straws, yet ! different, und entirely in k."cplng with the Hallowe'en spirit. Is enjoyed by first roust- . Ing chestnuts, and If there Is. a grate lire ! In one of the rooms where this delightful j task may be done the pleasure Is ho much ! more real. All the guests must toast nuts, , and to put life Into the operation an award should b offered to the person who roasts , the greatest number In a given time. When i enough for the game have been finished ( they should be piled In the center of aev ', eral small tables around which the players , gather, and, urmed with miniature gulden ; rakes, each one must fish nuts from the pile, the trick b ing not to move any ex- ; cept the desired one. Naturally this Is ! difficult, for at the slightest ciuiver a player loses his or her chance. At the end the j one who has succeeded In landing the greatest number of nuts should get a prize. "Witch" is a game to which there is at tached a bit of mystery, for the guests, j Armed with tripods and the proverbial , boiling pots, start out In search of the ! witch. The couple lucky enough to find 1 her wins t:ie prlio. and incidentally has the set complete. Tht tripods used may he made of three toothpicks, fastened to-. ' gether In tripod fashion with a tiny wire. . These should be wrapped with brown paper or stained a wood color, so that they will look more natural. The pots may be made of black tissue paper, put on over wire frames, or tiny metal ones, such us cas ' be purchased for favors, may be used. ) Before the witch can be sought these are . distributed among the guests. The men 1 are given tripods, and the women the pots, I II.V ..reSf H l-J i m fmm J !; mm and mm I1H miM ! B VkM:MmmMm Just For a Moment-Thinlc wnai Tnese , ui mmiMmm iiii,ki.iii. SmPpfel Statements Mean To You- , K3I,,II!It. '"'"lliu fefelll K They Are True. I (VM J'' ii n ui ii cn r . ij t if and to each of these playthings Is at tached some sort of plaid ribbon. Tho exact colorings of the checks and stripes are alike on only one pot and one tripod, nnH tlii,M mimt tie matched before the ta mm IThsu ik. , . . 1 1 . , r Is Old Standard Whiskey The Best (or Dome Use Bottled In bond. The govern ment supervlaea the distilling, ageing und bottling; vouches for Its ag-e, strength aad purity. Look for the government stamp on very bottle. For sale exclusively by us. rill A booklet containing over -00 popular toasts. 'Write or ask us for one. They are free. HXT.X.EBVB WIUIET, FUIO. - QUAKTS 80O, 1, 1JI9 Ult ( omrf Irom It Must Be Case liliLERS 1309 Farnam St., Omaha We Ship Poor Quarts Prepaid Life and Accuracy You, of course, know that life often depends upon tbe accuracy with which your prescriptions are filled, 4nd many are compelled to go through life its invalids. And why? . Because their prescriptions were not properly filled. (H it HOIlllY Is accurateness. and we never substitute." We have but one price, and that's the lowest consistent with the best drugs. BEATON DRUG CO. Fifteenth and Farnam p, S. -Drop In and sip one of our (IHIcious bot drinks. on a charge of neglecting the children. Ac cording to the testimony, both of them are accustomed to drink heavily. The children I were found by the probation officers nt home without anything to eat. Shortly be fore this Mrs, Custer, while one of the babies waa very 111, attended Krug theater with a friend. As a Justification of her course she said It was "a particular friend" of hers that she went with. The children did not go to Sunday school because she and her husband Joined a club that held meetings on South Sixteenth street on Sun days After both of them had signed the pledge Judge Sutton said he would endeavor to have them released from the county Jail and promised the probation officers he would assist them In finding the children a ' ! actcrlstic. Is appropriate. A room ornu- A 16-month-old babe was taken away me!ltei with pumpkin vIikb made of green from Its mother In a questionable resort at : alld ytllow crPlM. pH(.rj wlth wmal, pump 101 South Ninth street Friday night as a j klns containing lighted candles. Is an effec result of the crusade of the probation of- ve ,,, for tt uln.n room Au,Umn flclals In that part of town. The name of J ieaVes stuck In the corners of an useri the mother Is withheld, but it is said she ! niPnt nnd VH,, flu,,, wlt, lirlBn. ypiw Is the wife of a railroad conductor living ; golden rod, make an attractive decoration In lxn Angeles. She said she was visiting j for a St. Agnes' t ve functlor. I Instead of bobbing for apples first core I them, letting the guests assist with the work, put In a penny for luck, or some small favors, tie a stout bit of twine through the center of each piece of fruit ! and attach the strings to the chandelier or celling where they will hang free. Put them at such a. distance from the floor that each guest will hnve to stand on tip toe or Jump to get a bite, and when their hands are securely fastened behind them let all the hoys und girls begin. The one who first gets away un apple and gets out the favcr with his or her teeth should re ceive a prlie. Decorations for Hallowe'en parties may ! be elaborate or as simple as a hostess de sires, for anything, so long as it Is char- ' woman she knew years ugo and who Is living at the place. She said she did not know the nature of the house. The child will be returned to ber when she leaves for home. CAR SHORTAGE IS SEVERE One of Worst In Modern Times, and that Before the Grain Mor saent Starts. One of the greatest car shortages of mod- Witches. Skelttons. jack - o" - l.internH, strung on black ribbons and fe-itooned ii bout a room and ubovc a table, make a stunning ornamentation. Washington Star. HCRSE SHOW TRACK SUPERB ' Arena at A nilttorlum Highly I'rmlsrd by M.tnoaer Huberts of Jones' stable. ! mmm :.aA.r.,,A, 1V Ntf w w J;. i at". tj r ir ; H v W o a Q plii w v' w v r r m as t- : i ii J a 1 Hi ""1J .VK U JH.. -I.. i fJ'ilCTr., 1 n $3 $1 Cash; $1 a Month Buys This MtS Just For a Moment Think What These Statements Mean To You If They Are True. We offer you credit that is dignified and desirable; give youbetter treatment than you can get elsewhere regardless of what others may say. There is no embarrassment, no red taie; just a plain, cld-fashioned charge account. We give you finer service than you will get else where. We nienn by this that you will be promptly and courteously waited on, that you will ,NOT BE urged to buy that if you ' want nn advertised article you v.ill not bo asked to take sor.iothit.K "just ns good," that the delivery will bf Just w hen ytui want It nnd the goods will bo d-liverr I properly; t'.iat you will not be annoyed wltn collectors and should sicknffrs or less of employment overtake you. yonr payments will cense dut'lns thnt period. Lnst. but by no moons lonfet, our pri.-ei t:ic hammered down to the lowest notch; tremendous buylnn facilities en able us to quote prices beyouJ the resteh nf others, no matter how nnxSons they nilrrht bo to meet them. Now, if these statements are true, they tan lead yc.u to but one conrltiplon, po we ask you a simple question: Could the great business prosperity we now enjoy be built upon disi.allsfied or disappointed customers? Y $1 Cash; Buys This Massive Morris Chair nrtly like cut.) Tli frnin in nf no I id nk and liiRhlv .. .. . n.m hwy rat vhI !iru.l nil nrlil. Ami ll'KN VP 11U1M1 IHI Ifll n 11 H l',"l selected velours, ha i smooth upholstered sent, over sol t and comfortable sprlnirs. the ba k is tufted over hiirh teninered springs and has a pillow top, exactly like shown in !liutrutlon. Our tremendous piirclwtstng capa city enab'es us to offer this magnificent .Morris chair at . . The overiiig l"1 of specially I vlJJ 9 5V .S a-rf iVk Rockers (Kxactly like cut.) Mude of golden oak, has large roll shupo seats, the backs and amis are tZ.i of quartered oak. this rocker Is MJT till very comfortable and restful, t y Highly polished. Our special HM tirice Terms I 50 cents cash, $1.00 a month. 'i'VV , ' 'V : 1' ..'-i v. o Iron Usds (Exactly like cut.) A new Bed, made In fancy scroll design, has heavy bed posts of fxamless tub ing, very larpe chill work, four coat't of baked white enamel, II tan be had in thre- J'tjtl quarter and full sizes. Special price S1.50 50c a Cah pm Week 50 Cil'ARA.NTKK WE SKUi ' mm Wl !.il-tw".( .- mmm Fiythlng Just !!S Advertised. Illustration and dr- irrlptloiis Ar? Accurate. f (Kxactly like out.) This pedestsl extension tahle Is mnde of solid oak and is highly polished: has 45 Inch top. the base is n t.i gnn In shape and hat hand carved feet, very massive, Our special price We sell out of town on very eay paymenlN. Write for particulars. We pay freight 200 miles. r , Our Special Steel Range Is made of cold rolled steel, asbes tos lined, of a very high q tallty and a most perfect baker. Others ask $40 or jyx rgf f( $45 for ranges of Jjrf vrU this class. Our rAOS special price aWS3 Of Terms, $2..0 Cash, u Mouth. Our Easy Credit Terms On bill of If'.OO $J..-;() Cash and fr.0O it month Ou a bill tf $-().()! $5.MI cuhb and !.()() a month On a hill of $75.00 97.no cash and i.OO a intuit h On a bill of ) 100.00 $10.00 cu-li and $H.00 a mtmth Banquet Oak Heater (Exactly like cut.) 1'hls Banquet Ouk i.'eator Is nicely nickel trimmed, has screw draft reg- -CTsftCT lster. Our ,V'5 Cook Stoves (Exactly like cut.) Our seclal No. 8 Cook Stove, has good size oven, castings are ground smooth fEfb and fit finugly. a guaranteed fiRuU baker, regular $16 vulues. Oiir special price - TertiiN. ill. 00 Cash, SOe a Week. 4 See Our Three-Room Outfits Furnished Complete for TtRMSi $7.50 Cash, SS.00 per month Hi i c I Kxactly like cut. ) This handsome home co.-nl base bur ner Is tlir best low priced h-nttcr cn the market today, Is heavily nlekil iriinnieo. i in1 lire , llll I" 111 111 Kill I,., 11 I n -m strong and duralile, our special ' jirlce Terms i 93.00 cash aad 60c a week. I'f m vt m rm w rim m- -. 1L& "Til A lirf:lt'A if f li 1st I I Mi'lf ( thsa flllftftl em time now confront, the railroads, and ! , tv,.r .. fuld MallaJ.t.r Kob, rt8 of th, this before grain starts to move. There la Jom.s Mu,)1(!4 wM arr,vi.,, ,,rUll,y flr a marked shorUfc-e of every class of equip- ; ln Horse show, which opens Monday at ment. tars are not ovaiiaoio ror the move- tllt. Audnorium. "The manaacment was . M . , , , , ment of cattle and sheep, apple, potatoes ' ,,.r,n-,. . ..,.,L- u.-wt ...v n,t I U Larj-er hilN in iit.pti tion . ....... wou HO ,. luniuira win put u in spienuni starts to move can only be surmised. 8ome am,,,,, Mori ftt. t.an not the man- I time ago a railroad Had orders In one day ageir.eiU has trouble with the surface of i Carpets, Rugs and Bedding 43c 16113 & TARN AM STREETS. OMAJ1A. THK HKOri.lO'H I I ItMTlllK AX 1 1 CAIM'KT CO. KM. I8H7. Inirrsln Carpets, wool tlilel very (rood ((iiiillty. 6fic vulues, special price, per yard. . . . Velvet Carpets, ran be had with ssif-v or without borders, spe. lal price, "? per yard TlKcr llrussels Kiiks, flxll)-i, choice deKigns ana patterns, special price Cotton Blankets, good weight In Kiay or tan, 11. On vulues, special price 9.50 65c 3Z r: jf,'ivrri'"i i usm 3U i JSmJOEBRESmmV for o-ver aau cars oer me aysteni ana was; lhe track, for the clay alvcs way and when able to supply but ebjhty-flve of that num- i tllB tanbnrk Is put on it nilx.s in with tho ber. The prosperity of the west is un- ! riay ad the liors. ' hoofs sink In too far." i bounded and all the railroads realiin some- j Mr. Roberta was working out his horses thing muBt be done to relieve the car short-. Saturday morning and said they had not age. On some of the roads, even If suffl. had a bridle on since the St. Louis show. nlmit cars could be had. uowur is hieklnu WHAT IS BAD WHISKY? Food Kipert's lews on n Brand that "Paralyses Those Wlio l'se-.l It" IT' PEtrrawTBus THS SUA ! !. I AK wUr'i t.ml4 mrmt I11U Is IU4 H. h. 111. Miil V r'm,tm Ulna KIMW. I mmm mmm. at' lk... ml ..,m ltm,,mml.l JlJ tek tuf I fT till Oil fCTKB'S rKVLIalh -S I t . Ill Mo Sit liW4B I'll La. t V W i.' -lrJ u fc. b.tl. f fca.ll. S-lotf U IO ewl." . i . . . . , i w ir. I l.fcia rr Tlumphrcys' SeTenty ScTcn Cures Grip and COLO "There's nothing so bad for a Cough as Coughing. Coughing is like scratch ing a wound; so long as tt is done, it will not heal. When tempted to cough, draw a long breath through tha nos trils; bold It until It warms tbe air cells. The nitrogen thus refined, allays the desire to tough, and gives the throat and luuss a chance to heal. Tho use of "Seventy-seven" will aid nature la ber efforts to recuperate. At Drusfrists. tl cents or mailed. iHMlurs I kick t lulled free. Humphreys lioueo. Medicine to. Cur. WUUiU anil Julia blreeu. New Vuik. Joseph Cudahy arrived Saturday from , rhf prohibitionist meets two argements rliri.kri t'llv ttrllh l-.i ut u 1,1a nf Alo-I.l i. nraeaa i uy wu.i .... .lHule 01 eigiu wn,ch ,,allRV ,ljm ,nor; ,rolllJi,. t Uliy anu uoin ne ami airs. t.uuu.iy will ride llio (wo doIeil ot)lpl. arUml.n n(. 1Usi face. nuniers in ine arena. j ne umana snow this year will see more women participating than before. T'le prize ribbons have arrived and tbey are surely things of beauty, being smaller than In previous years. The clasp has "Omaha Horse Phow 1900" stamped on It and Is gold plated. The tents have been pitched for hitching purposes, two being required this year be cause of the iacr'oscd numlier of entries In each event. The floor of these tent ! He Is to'.d that w:iisky will bf sold anyway; . that pronibltion does not prohibit. To th i he makes reply that the laws against inu. -' der and theft and the whole category of crime do not prevent, cri'i t. Hut he h is 1 little to say when he U told t'.iat under i inhibition a ry brfd ipiality of whirfky Is 1 sold. "It would be a jjre.it deal better, since thcte men wi 1 diink anyway. If tiiey could get pure whu-ky In a tluun om- plying with the law. tnstcid nf K'lil"S pharmacopoeia tuun any ulher 1 have ever tested. It Is. in fact, the purest whisky I have ever and therein lien what you cad its )i.ir..iy..ng 14ujl1t.cn. It mak's its usita drunk iulcly bevjuse :t lias such a his-'ii per cent ot alcohol. Adul terated lliiiurs ale im rely weaker i:iuois and no n un cin B,-t oii.n. ru iui' kly on a doctoied whisky as ou pure whUky." Dr. l.enh eni t -;i 10 jay i.i.it he h ul nev.r yet f iuni". i, aagernus ciemiul ln dc ctorid w hisky. Vitriol Is too vxpeiis vt ; 111.11 pliine's cist :s so g.eal 1.4 e.A.i'ity t procluJe its use. T:ic aJulte.'att n ie ir.. Ing to save expense a tut fo ti.iy p 1: :.. pru.ie juice, ilisoieii liro-11 .-uj.r ami oth-r bttmless, d.irk-ioli.red materials Chemlcilj would give a bad ta-te ami wouid not hi1 so cliejn as '.ll, i.arni'ess udulte: tilts. 80 the nime whl'ity Is idul teuled the weaker it is Many rsrsonf - - V 1 lean sm icks In the my rrltorial waters of Mi xco ro iff:.iln fioiu 'my nniiecesssry Inlei ft Ii n e with vessels outside the three, i.iile limit and ta be as lenl"iit as :isllili In othir rfi':iects. This re.'ults fr'im the protest of tne etate depirl.n.-nt aijalns; the action of the tommander cf a Mi xlcan iuvei 1111. nit suuboa: In r'.upplng an.t ti..;r..iri 1111 Alii'Tic ill ves-el nn the hiiih has been ioveeeil with eitnl.,,-.. anA il.uu u,m vo nn h.n.n ih. 1... T..'.. merphliiH sold III some c mtrabuud ent iu- increasvd deuiuud for Beats over previous llshtnent, with 110 reputation to keep up." years 1 quite an encouragement to thr di- ' Tne tenernnce man has a ,iard time with rectors, who feel thlr efforts will be re- i thls argument. He usually mnorrs It warded by a larger attendance. j Some times l.e coneid.s the truth of It. The arena is a bu.y ola.e these dav. for ! The other day a t.-i.iperum e woman In Binw.rii.in.iei, 1 AiibiIm hu ,i ihu i "...., western Masiachusetts sent to t!i - irauj ... . . blend of vitriol, sulphuric acid, burdock anil drink, not liciuse thty want to drink, bo. beeuu.-e a roend 01 treats is :n pr iR.ess j If tlil rcund or trfBts Is a succtsslnn ol early in the week and ecry day haa seen pure fod laboratorv o'f that state a sin pl o! It well filled with local owners working out particularly dangeiou whisky wnli'i was their hoises The addition or the Jones being sold In her toon. "It e.!:.is 10 par string has added new life and interest to 'de those who use It." i e- wr ite "It the tallhlrds, who are always out In num- makes them drunk yulrkir and more cer l.is. When the special train arrives Fun-, ialnly than tiny olher sort of whl:V:y thit day afternoon from Kants, bringing most has ever binn sold around hert. V'e an of i lie foreign entries It will be busier thun ' much disturbed .md worried and wish you ivir. I w-iuld tell us wliat the drug In the Hn'ior ' . is." To this rr. Albert lj-iei-, h ud nf tiv- If you hive anytldng to tmd adver.ls? earn 1 1. e. n piUtl: "Tin- .vuj.le pf" absky It In li e Koi i:xeiai,t uviuuut Uf Ttee i-u li.tv seal t:ie i.io.e i, . iy i o n. iei Dee Want Ad page. iib the standard set by U.t Lolled titaUs rlas-es of whisky, heavily diluted with prune Juke, there Is sure to be lets ln toxlcution ctsoar tht- l.ivy of treaters th::r If the lhiuor wne pure wli'sliy from th Ker.'.uiky blue (rrsss region. One of the Itjurlou o 's! it i Kits com monly r'aureed up to doctnrid wh's' v If fusel oil. but this ii n lnse;irib!e no-i-'iinpunliiiriit cf whisky distlilcg fj,'!.l hi lsig. r iina'-'l:y In tin pure whi-ky than Ii tV.e poor va-l-jt'es - t'hleiiro v . DAMAGE iiUITSjjVER ROBBERY ;'nu l iiie, for 'fceu 'llionsnntl Hollars Kl.od li John Oil Aaaiast Johu Wl'il. John Utt, a ncigiibor ol John Wlpf, the Ifani'.er who c.iiu'a id Jiitiu Sniitii, la Ibuigla." wi.o v..s I e.ing his ln.ute lino id nv.d two w. u i..s frj.n n.i..ti! s revolver illl toe puisuit, Ian u (,un t.vo suits for .e,iX( e.K.i ueii'i'- Wlpf and h:s wife Anna W'ipf, lor iil'e;-id d tarnation of hara tir. The a'.li 3- A del million grour out of tli" hernial y rii !ii nt, ami, a nail ing to f-.e p-iil oaa hied lu dStr ct curt. ! ( it c!i.i:fcts W.pf wi h i. oiding him respo.i- s b.a fi.r the Ein-ti hurg! iry. im ui.d W ipl h av '.md sirai- trmilj'.o over their property and this is supposed, to b the basis of tiie present dlftlculty. Wlpf sh inly afler tiie shooting began si.lt for l:iva 1(fnlnst 8 nilh, the burglar, for personal 'n;ur!es. BIG HAUL CF COLORED FOLK Thirty or forty Hvslilents of Third 'Ward tr rested to Determine Thefl of lovtau. Mei leo to Ite l,en!vtt. WASMI.v;ton. tier. :'o. The Stn' Ar partni'-lit has hit n inrurmed tli.it t'ie Af' !e in govt-rii-rt'l't h;'S giM-n lM-tr n tlops ti '.I. i- ,,i:. ' aa iiJ uvi-aiK cutt- rs w l.lclt I baa cuiiloed to break up Udhtng by Amir- II. 'tween thirty and fortv ctdorrd resi dents of the Third ward v re taken to the city tail PiMiirday afti rnoon. The reiisoii for tils whiiiesile arrest was the robbery ul' ". W II alter of I'eriy, in., in n negro hotii-e :it KlevinMi : r a t nad Canitol '' ' n :e. nhnrtlv af.er noun Fur.nlay. Ilartir lost 71'". tiie th!ve ir:pp:n( severil bills fr u'.i his roll .Td li.vlnt I'ltn with lw.) K- bills, lie did not not'ee las I ish ill. Ill he left it.e in lu',n:irln..Ml. and then coul.; noi reiiiember the home. Hilly 'rutchilel 1 of H e Midw.'y ualo' n s d Ub J ihn.a a aiv n niiwr those aries.ed. I.. Levy, who nilis .1 s-llol- 1.1 the li'i'il'.burllO'iJ, w.ij .aiught In with the nemms. lie; Waul Ads pioduce re tits. r I - I l Mill. i l LEMAIRE FARI3 Opera anH! FiM G!nsea Ti'.E BEST IN THE WO!'.: O Usn! ii ilrf L'i.o,d 5u: Arr. v j. i flir tMaaaaaHiaaSBBBHaAiaBgSssABaaSBSasa i