Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 17, 1908, Page 5, Image 5
TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MARCH 17. 5 r The Great Oriental Rug Sale Wow Is the Time! Selling the A. A M. KaragheiH slan stock at SOe on the dollar. Our entire Second Floor cov ered Kith Oriental Rafts. An extra force of Intelligent sales people to wait upon you. This sale offers the greatest of all Oriental Roc value. Come prepared to see Bargain every rug In this sale at a tremendous saving In price. Now Is the Time! rchard & Wilhelm Carpet C?o. 41416I3 South Sixteenth St. v r. s. No Male Rugs Sent on Approval. - DPJEF CITY KEWS Have Boot Rllt It. Quilt BUaonte, Albert Ed holm. m lulnlul'i Press Brick display. Coal $8 Coutaat t SqUlres. TeL DJ0. Biashart. photographer, 18th Farnam. Sowsui, 117 N. 16. lourla shoes, 1.0. Pablie eooountant-aatutor, R. F. Swoboda. Thomas W. Bleckbura for congress Adv Tolce culture, Del'ore Cheney, Boyd Thr. Spring- Suits, S5 U S50 Perfect it lactarthy-WUeon Tailoring Co., 304 8. ISth. Ws always have Rock Springs coal. Cen ral Coal and Cok company of Omaha, Dth and Harney streets. .- V Begard It Hot Only aa a Privilege, irt aa a duty to urge tbe wars earner to ia ve a portion of hla earning. Tha City lavlngs bank was organised to help the yr.ge earner. Euaky Boy for Sarld A. Fitch David Kirch cf the caunty Judge's office handed out cigars to hla friends Monday. The oc casion was the arrival of the second addi tion to hla family, a husky' boy. - ?hres Men riead to Burglary Lee Mc Crossen. Myroa D. Carver and Moaea Will, lams, all charred with burglary, lined up before Judge Sears Monday morning; and ploaded guilty to the offenses. Judra Sears deferred sentence until be caa investigate their previous record. "On races to tha rutaren Rev. K. Ar lington Wilson, D. D.. of the Metropolitan r.ttptist church of K ansae City, will lecture nn "Our acea to the Future" under the auspices of the Lincoln club at Zlon Bap tist church. Twenty-third and Grant street, on Thursday evening of this week. St. Joseph's DayThursday, March II, Is bt. Joseph's day and tn accordance with : t. jatora it will la commemorated) at St. r.iseph's '"hospital with a high mass In the licspltal chtpcl ct 10 a. m. The mass la publla and the day la observed aa a holiday v itli special visiting privileges and special trrcta for the patients. Artillery Sorses for the Philippines The care takers having in charge the horses of the Birth I'nlted Statea artillery w.U leave TFort l. A. Russell April 2, with the animals for Seattle, where they will embark about May 1 for the Philippines on Ilia transport Pix. The Dlx la the govern treat animal transport. Shot Through the Thigh George Cer l.art. iK6 Leaves worth street, was shot through the fleshy part of hla thigh late Sunder afternoon while out hunting near Cut-Off lake. The shooting was accidental and the wound net serious. He was taken to the Omaha General hospital and at tended by Pr. E. R, Porter. Provident ZfOma Society The Provident i.mn society of Omaha, formed for the purpose of loaning money on Jewelry, watches, securities and ether property, baa filed articles of Incorporation with the county clerk, aiie capital stock Is J50.0W and the Incorporators are Carl P. Norwall, Arthur Davidoov and Fred Botseo. Mot Kay sr ef Uadergreund ftmsha Mayor Dahlman says he knows nothing of "Omaha underground." He has not In vestigated the alleged usurpation of the streets by the street car company in Its selling of power to outside concerns. The matter is entirely In the bands of the council, he says, and has Dot get to him aa yet. Arrested for BaisLng Bast A stop Is to be put to the practice of raising dust on the business streets of the city and sweep ing rubbish Into the gutter. It Is against the city ordinances to aweep sidewalks after ( a. m., and Monday three arrests were made for this offense. They were Anton Hill, 1214 Caaa street; Henry' Bnell, 2820 Castellar street, and George Hayes, Rome hotel. For sweeping rubbish Into the street Clarence von Wirth and Arthur J Miller were arrested. Argentine books to Omaha - The Juvenile playground movement has struck ths Ar gentine republic. Superintendent Morris of the Associated Charities has received a letter from Ernests Nelson, special com missioner of education for the republic asking for contributions to an educational museum to be established In Buenoa Ayrea for the use of teachers and ethers Inter rated in education. Plcturea and descrip tion of playgrounds uaed by children and exhibits showing the organization and management of the Juvenile city are es pecially desired. Air Saved for Tuesday Bight Their pockets bulging with documents and every member primed to talk oa the traction company's conduits, subways, ths Itard street sewer, or the refusal of the city en gineer to submit sidewalk specifications, tha committee of the whole of the council simply went through the' formula of con vening and adjourning Monday afternoon. No business whatsoever was accomplished. As one member of the council expressed it, hey did not want to flxs In the" afternoon but wait until Tuesday evening, when each member can shoot off like a skyrocket.' Jewell looses Xls nit James Q. Jewell last his suit in county court against the Excelsior lodge No. 110 of colored Masona, which caused a division In the ranka of the lodge. Jewell sued for 1290, which he claimed aa sick benefits. At the trial It was shewn the by-lawa did not specify tbe amount a member should receive as sick benefits, but left it to ths discretion of the sick committee. This committee de cided against Jewel's claim and Judge Ieslle held the decision of the committee waa final under the rules. Jewell claimed the adverse action was due to L factional fight In the lodge. FRUIT SIIOW OYER TDE RIVER Horticulture Ctntrrm ia Council Bluffi, with Cora in Omaha. TIAKS rOS THIS SOW 05 FOOT Pottawattamie aa Daaglaa Omly Caa a tie Have Owt Kaats Its at ths Aadlterlem 1st Dae-emear. - Pottawattamie eennty, lews, and Doug las county, Nebraska, will be the only counties with exhibits of their own st ths National Osrn exposition In Omaha next December. Prof. P. O. Hoi den and Prof. J. Wilkes Jones will meet ths business men of Council Bluffs and leaders in ag riculture of Pottawattamie caunty In Council Bluffs Tuesday evening. Besides arranging for ths exhibit from the big lows county across the river there are plans for holding the Horticultural congress, which is to be in connection with the corn show, in Council Bluffs. The erlglnel plan was to have a fruit display with the corn ahow la ths Audi. toiium of Omaha, but ths state exhibits are asking for space and Council Bluffs has many interested In horticultural ex hibits. It Is possible the fruit display will be In the armory across the river and a program arranged, which will be given la the Pottawattamie county court house. Luther Burbenk. probably tha greatest horticulturist in ths world, will either at tend the eengress or send a large exhibit from his California farm, while others who will assist in the big show will be Prof. U H. Bailey sf Cornell college, C H. Har rison of Tork and Pster Younger of Geneva. Following the lineup of ths Iowa agri culturists snneunoed by Governor Cum mine Saturday ths management of ths corn exposition has received word from John Fields, vice president of the National Corn association, that Oklahoma will be at Omaha with a big exhibit. Mr. Fields Is editor of the Oklahoma Farm Journal at Oklahoma City and Ms been prominently Identified with the national corn shows In years past. Ths states now interested tn ths corn shew are: Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma, Illinois, Kansas. Missouri. Colorado, South Dakota, Minnesota, North Dakota. Kentucky. Texas, . Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan. Tennessee, States which will likely be represented with exhibits at Omaha are: Pennsylvania, Wyoming, California. Idaho, New Tork, Montana. The Canadian government has already promised aa exhibit, while it ia expected that the Canadian farmers who will enter exhibits of grain will ' exceed the number from any atate sf the union except the three great corn growers Iowa, Illinois and Nebraska. and usually gets as many decayed pieces of fruit as possible tn earn dnsen. Further discussion of the subject wss railed forth by the meeting of the street pedlers at Washington hall Sanday. But the Commercial club committee will not go before tbe city council until there la a mere sn ths part of the municipal legisla ture to repeal tbe ordinance. Street cleaning and patching the pave ments were Also diarusaed. City Engineer Rosewater talked to the bualneaa men and again assured them of his willingness to co-operate.- The street cleaning depart-mc-nt will be the next ta receive attention and the council will be asked to pay lees money and get better workers. r Announcements, wedding stationary and calling cards, blank book and magazine binding- 'Phone Doug. 1604. A. L Root. Ins. v. Iyy W " Try a half - pint .'. flask of Bottled In Bond Just right for the pocket. Just right tor the palate. Just right for its purity. . . .'w " " J"0l. Hglil it lias been considered The Best Rye in the Field" "Since 1857" your dealer east supply you, writs as fur basts of Sealer he will Cock enHo vttsr & Bros. DutilUrs, Pittsburgh i JJ -St--'' mm mimm Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 27th St, NEW YORK. JO Is the Csittra t & Shipping EtitrfeL U99it SuUI. vaAlita ejtT M tmnJt a I A i . vi -l" f, .i ;n :t ;li a Helsra, rhsl das . .oPf-iU- .V'." c-s.rr , i - -aJ!. , bWaDdaf hf aia. p iBd w KUaiA hl fr sUy, a4 Bpwara. tWsnslPni fcaOA&t W. SsVCCMtT, OHIO MEN T0 MEET TAFT Laeat Clak Will Be oa Reeeptioa Cosasalttoe at the Depot Artl . A meeting of ths Ohio club was held Monday afternoon at the office of W. W. BUbaugh In room SIT New Tork Life build ing to make arrangements for participa tion in the reception " to Secretary Taft April t. President Goes of the Ohio club presided. After some litle discussion it waa decided to prepare a suitable ribbon badge with "Ohio Association" printed on it and from which a buckeye, the distinctive em blem of the state, should be pendant. M R. Risdon was appointed a committee of one to arrange for the badges, which will be furnished to those entitled to them upon application to him. A large number of buckeyes has already been procured for the purpose, and it is designed to have the badges made so as to be the permanent Insignia of the association. President Gobs was authorised to ap point a committee of fifteen Ohioana to act as part of a reception committee to meet Secretary Taft at the depot upon his arrival In Omaha. The names of this com mittee will be announced later. The qualifications for membaershlp In the Ohio club are that the member must be either a native or at sometime a resident of the Buckeye state. Women are aiao eligible to membership, and will comprise a part of the reception committee. GORST SCORES THE MAYOR Methodist Presidio Elder Drelareo Hiss to Be Violator of the law, "Mayor Dahlman is a violator of the law," said Rev. William Qoret, presiding elder of the Omaha district of the Metho dist church, sfter the meeting of the Min isterial anion at the Teung Men's Chris tian association rooms Monday morning. "No matter what the supreme court may decide la reference to tbe blue laws, the law Is now on tbe statutes and has been held to bo light, and when they are not enforced these charged with their enforce ment are violators of ths law." Conslderabls discussion waa had at the meeting as to whether the Ministerial anion should back up its committee In the semmunlcaUoB which was sent to the mayor and city council last week. The questloa was decided by ths union adopt ing tbs report of the committee. The re port of tbe committee waa that It had sent ths following communication to Mayor Dahlman! To Hla Honor, Mayor James C. Dahlman, Omaha, Nebraska: Dear Sir There is on the statute books of the atate of Nebraska, a law prohibiting unnecessary labor on the first day of the week commonly called Sun day. Ihia law has been and is violated bv some of the cltlsene of Omaha, which fact haa been called to your attention and you have instructed your police officers to make ar rests and enforce thia law. There Is at thia time a case in the supreme court of the state, appealed from Douglas county, where a complaint waa made against a violator of the statute and he was found guilty. Pending the decision of the oourt In this caae your police officers have relaxed their efforts to enforce the law, which, in our opinion, ia a procedure unwarranted. We, therefore, demand that you exercise your authority aa mayor of the city and use the power of your office to close such placea of business and pleasures aa grocery stores, barber ahops, theaters, etc., and all places where unnecessary labor ia employed. To this snd ws pledge our hearty support. B. F. FGLLMAN JOHN F. PGUCHER DAVID R. TUR.NBLXL H. J. KIRSCH STEIN F. W. LEAVITT NEWMAN H. BURDICK. Committee on social service, Omaha Minis terial union, Omaha, March 7. It waa decided to continue the committee. Mayor Dahlman states his position In these words: "I have issued one order for a rigid en forcement of these laws. Vnder that order some ZuO complaints have been issued. Now, until these complaints are tested In ths court and ws get a ruling on them what is the use to issue another order and 'Continue to pile up complaints T Can't ws afford to be sane and reasonable T This is nothing over which good men should lose their tempers and call each other bad names." Dr. W. 8. Fulton, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church, read' s paper on ths obsolete words in the old version of ths Bible which had been removed in tbe new version snd recommended the use of ths new version.-- - " -n.wa . WasK Suits for Boys Play time has come The grass and the flowers will noon be here and U s time for bors wash suits. We have them In various Imported and domestic washable materials, all guaranteed to wash and hold the color. Made In Russian and Bailor Blouse styles Very neat and attractive for boys, ages 3 to 10 years. Prices range from 95c to J3.95 ClilldreiVs Rompers The celehrsted "Bread Winner" rompers boys and grlrlo, ages 1 to rears, ideal for plar-tlme. Price for SOc New, Spring Hcadwear for Boys Boys' Hats Nobby new styles In Tel escope and Orleans shapes. In black and all shades of brown and gray. The swellest hats ever mads for boys. oo Boys' Caps Solid blue and black and fancy mixtures Novelties In browns snd treys a very lsrge assortment all the kinds that boys like, 25c to $1.00 Caa-rat la the Aet snd arrested by Dr. King's New Life Pills. bilious headschs quits and liver and bowels act right, tbe. For sals by Beaton Drug Co. MORE WAR ON THE VENDERS CaaaaaeretaJ Clafc MbubIoIsmU Affairs Committee Wuii Wscoaa Kept OST the Stroota. Members of the municipal affairs com mittee of the Commercial club will insist thst ths street lunch and fruit wagons be ordered from the streets In accordance with a recent ordinance forbidding them. The committee held a warm session at noon Monday. It fas this committee thai aecured the passage of tbe ordinance and they say now that It must be enforced. The street lunch snd fruit wagons are de clared to be not only unsightly snd un sanitary, but work an injustice on those who pay rent and conduct legitimate fruit stores and lunch stands. According to some of the members there are merchants paying SXO to POO per month rent tor buildings in which to con duct fruit stores. The street vender pushes his cart almost in front of the regular store and sells fruit at a cut price. One of -the Ercntia.t of the happy homes of to-day is a vast fund of Information as to the best methods of promoting health and happiness and right living and knowledge of tha world's best products. Products of ajtual cs.e:2enra an4 reasonable chums trutUul presented and which have attained ia world-wide acceptance through the approval of th Well-Informed of tha Weld; not of indi viduals only, but of the njtr.y who have tha happy faculty of selecting and obtain ing the best the world affords. One of the products of that class, of known component parts, an Ethical remedy, approved by physicians and cora Eiended by the Well-informed of tha World as a valuable and wholesome family laxative ia the weil-k.no wu Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. To get its beneficial effects always buy tha genuine, manu factured by the Cahioruia Fig Syrup Co, only, and for sals by aQ Leading druggists. ya jhi ill mtto mmum mi hi i Bed Cross Oo-agh - Drops. Mother's remedy for children's colds. Sc. ORGANIZED LABOR CARNIVAL Twenty rsisas Will Jolw In Big Re vival Meetings at Wuh lasjtew Hall. To the end that the employer and the employs may be brought lijto closer har mony and the real motives of organised labor be brought to the attention of the public and unionism be given a better light in the eyea of those who do not under stand ths organisations, organized labor in Omaha will hold a revival and carnival in thia city in April. The revival will continue for two weeks, opening on April and continuing until April 17. Wash ington hall haa been engaged for most of that time and the Auditorium will be hired for three evenings. The Building Trades alliance started the movement for the revival and is backing the proposition now. Committees from this alliance have aeea some twenty local unions and all unions which have been ap proached on the subject have given hearty assurance of support. Among the or ganisations which have already signified their intention of taking part tn the re vival am the carpenters, painters, plumb ers and fitters, plasterers, printers, press men, book binders, electrical workers, line men, oheet metal workers, clgarmakera, city flremeu, hoisting engineers, stationary engineers, stationary firemen, machinists, mill men, brewery workers, barbers, street car men and waiters. National officers of all these organisa tions will be asked to sttend the revival and speak, though the leading speakers on ths program will be John Mitchell, who haa been asked to come. No answer has been received as yet. but the local union men hope that he w)U be able to come. No invitations have bevn sent to Haywood and Pettibone. Robert McKicnan, president of the Car penters' local, is president of the labor revival committee; A. C. Kugle. secretary of the Central Labor union, is financial secretary and treasurer of the revival com mittee, and J. C. Rug era. secretary of the hoisting engineers' local, la secretary of tha labor revival committee. Representatives from all labor organiza tions in the city will meet again next Sun day afternoon at JC at headquarters In the Labor Temple on Douglas street, when srrangements for the big revival wHl be completed. DOCTORS G0NGT0 LINCOLN Twenty-Five te Thirty Omaha Pbyml rlaas Will Attead Mleeowri Taller Mertlag. From twenty -five to thirty Omaha phy siciti.ns will attend ths meeting of the Medi cal Society of the Missouri Valley, to be held at Lincoln Thursday and Friday. The flvclors will be the guests of ths Lancaster County Medical society and the sessions will be held st the Lincoln hotel. Thurs day Mayor Brown of Lincoln will welcome t.'.t phyaictana and Di. R. C. McDontld of Fremont will respoivd- Thursday even ing there will be a aeries of demonstra tions of clinical interest in Nebraska hall at the state university under the auspices of the Pathological club of Lincoln. This will be followed by a smoker. Dr. Charlea Hughes of St. Louis will de liver the oration on medicine and Dr. Wil liam Jepson of Iowa the oration on sur gery. Dr. W. F. MUroy of Omaha is (resi dent of the association and Dr. Charles Wood Faseett of 6t- Joseph secretary. BaUdJag Permits. William A- Hilary, 17 Park avenue, frame dwelling. Cbuu; J. B. Bone. r3 Web ster ilrerl, frame dwelling, CGuU; J. H. phlppen. Twenty-etx'h and Bristol streets, traiue dwelling, fe.M; JoLu W. Towle, J Along the Hlew Line To Tho In the Dakotas and Montana are offered today the best opportunities in America for fanner, merchant and workingman. Land there sella at $10 an acre and .upwards, and there are still thousands of acres of homestead lands available. It's a new country, but you can start out there on an equal footing with others. The productiveness, of the soil has been proved; rainfall is ample; the climate is neither too cold nor too warm; plenty of fuel no coal famine in winter; markets are assured for your crops. iiomeseekers9 Excursions. Tuesday, March 17 $25.05 round trip from Omaha to Lemmon, Hettinger and Bowman, in the Dakotas. $32.60 round trip, to Terry, Montana. $34.40 round trip to Miles City, Montana. " $37.50 round trip to Lewistown, Montana in the Judith Basin, via the Chicago, ?Ji3ilwaykee l t. Paul Railway Tickets ure good until April 7. This gives yon plenty of time to investigate tbe opportun ities and find a good tract of land. Stop-overs are allowed. Daily trains are now being operated on this new line as far west as Miles City. Between Miles City and Lombard 92 miles east of Butte bervice is daily except Sunday. Through sleeping cars, dining cars serving all meals and coaches are operated on this line between St. Paul and Minneapolis and Miles City; coaches between Miles City and Lomard and be tween Harlowton and Lewistown. Descriptive folders, maps and complete Information regarding fares, routes and train service free. F. A. NASH, General Western Agent 1524 Farnam St. - Omaha. Neb. Thirv-aixth and Pacif'e stree". fram dwelling, I5.0C0; Jo'jn W. Towle, Thlrty-tlx h and rac!flc streta, frame dwelling. ; George Btepanke Twenty-six ih and Oak streets, frame dwelling. IU; R. A. Mc Eaohron, sou North Twenty-eighth avenue, frame dwelling, 1900; R. A. McEachron, Forty-first and Jones streets, frame dwell ing, tSJ; Anton Drapallk. Twelfth and Pine streets, frame dwelling, tl.ati. S Nature has instilled in man sn aptiettte for a stimulant. Since the beginning of time man has used some kind of stimulat ing beverage. Today we use coffee, tea, beer and ardent spirits. From every rea aonable standpoint there is no denying the fact that pure beer Is the most desirable of all. It is the only beverage that has food value and contains such a small amount of acohol as to make It helpful instead of dangerous to the human sys tem. Thinking people sre beginning to advocate more liberal lawa governing the sale of beer as being the only solution of the temperance question. Good beer (Stors Blue Ribbon Beer) is a better stimulating beverage than te or coffee. Its moderate use will assist instead of hindering you in building up a robust constitution. Shots Wife, Hertnri lasts. ST. JOSEPH. Mo., March la Ralph Os tein, a packing house employe, in a fit of Jealousy fatally shot hla wife today. When locked up at the no'tce station Os teen became violently Insane and under took to commit suicide. FENCES IRON-WIRE Cheaper than wood ANCHOR FENCE UFG. CO. SOT HOBTX 17TM STalZZT Fhoas Bed !. 'fflWifTirwv" 4 -Trsai Ft am m MMfT t V o.un ha ' nnimDlif At l7AnTED-llRIDEnnGElT5 . sample 1 n Modal "Rang" bicycle f untuhaa bv ua Our arena a f Ua. MVw Jtr j Kitis muner I MO MUNEV RRQl'I EACHT0WI and Ulttflct te , nde aa. exhibit a svsrywBars are K tLD antii rem raoeiv snd approve at your btevcle. We shia c imrvben lutheU.S. a ens' apj in advance. r.tj TrnrM, ana silo XKM DAIS' Ml HE TRIAL during winch tune yn ray ndc tn. btcycM and to anyone if yus an then not pertectiy atutned r do sot mak Is Dut it to anv teat vou wiah. Imp lire tMcycla amp H baca to ua st our expmu. and mm wrv mmt a cm mm i .in. ESPTftOV BDIfTC turaiah U highest grad. racycle. a h pnuihl to max. rHuiwal raitft. at on. small pront atiov. actual (actory coat. Yo sax u to 3 tniddlemen's profit by burir dmrt oi aa and save Ut auaiHifactitrar'a ruu aniM behind your bicycle. I0 ie 1T Bf Y s tem.ia or s par oi ttma t-ora atrrm at mmf until yoa nmn our eataiorum sad laara our ouheard el mitnf rni and tvxaaa&r iri thn to rtoor ag eat. Y03 WILL BE ASTOraSaEfl ZL" tern price we cut make yoa thia year. 'U t k11 list tug iMtst ittskW btcyrlcs. lor lea kOiory i tiistn auv other tad or. Wa mrm muahmd with ii.00 nrotit abxivt icurr coat. 1 BJClXUe UKAl tKlie -tm caa aeil our bicyUw ygkaivr your owm mom f. at our pnou. Order fiUed tha 6j raceivtd. SU HAND m Tl 60 not ntnilarly Imdla wcoad Ywind tNcrcica. tm f a number on hand uken fn trade by our Crucafo retail tiortu Tbeac wa ckaf owl price- rarif in from 3 at IH or flv. iJtmmuttwm tarviiin ibAuad tree stTTB ftB'Vrt -la. Impurtod roUej chfu ani k4HsbvU, fana, repair u4 I tKftAMs-S aquipisu-nt 4 AlTLut-, at klf tk mm rUul rva. r Tkt rerular retail rict oi tkat tzra it KAO ser Pair, tttt to tntroducM t an 13 ISOCE TKCSSLE TVM mZK2.ll NAILa, Taoks or Glass will not las the air aub Bixtv thousand pairs sold last rear. Oi; two hundmi thoumad pairs aow ia use. BVSBItlPrmMt Made ia all sisea It is lively aiuieaavniiuK.vcrvdurai)leaud lined inside with a special quality of rubber, which never becomes V 7 porous snd whicu cloaes up small punctures wiiaoui siiow fns theairtoeaoape. We have kundreiis oi letters from satis Sedcimomeraaiaung that their tire, have only been pusnped BPOtOTtaruxuiawholcaeaaon. IbrysreiKnaomorcthaa M'OKRKIWE asd o'ber drag habits sre poMUvetr eered by For typodarmie or taaerral eae. Samp;. aot to any Orif hatlts iy SAA ..i a a ... u a ft t; yoar arus-aiat or by saj la plain wrapper. Delta Chsml.al Ce.. fea. Laaia. Ma. For Sale by SBOS. OXAJLA, BTS. HoUoe the think robber tread A" and poneutre sarxue -W aad IV also rla etrl " M" sn ordinary tire, the puncture reaistinr quaUtiea being gma ttxaTwl! 1 ontlaat auT OVaww by serersl la vera of thin, specially prepared fatmc on the V Ltk .ii'r ill irTTTi treed. Toertlar pric.01 Uiest lireaiaJS seper psir.but lor l Jfji KXuiiti. aavertiamg purpoaea we are an sing a aixciai lactory price 10 - t ne ruier cjl onlv la so aer uavir. All otiiera ah limed same dav etter ia received. wt Shra C. O. f. ea approval. You do aot pay a rest uutil yoa have examined sad found them strictly as represeatam. i t will alknr a eaah diaouuat of J per cent (thereby soaking the pt.ee SVa-os prr pair) if yoa send ri L.1. CASH W 1 1 H Oxtl'tU aad eactuae this adorrusemeut. We will also Send oae nuke! plated brass bead pump. Tires to be rctaraed st '.V'sl expeuac If ior any reasoa they axe not satielactory on eaaminaiioa. Wc are perfectly reliable and money seat to at is aa safe as ia a bank. If yoa order a pair of tbeae tires, 70a will hud that they will nde caster, raa faster, wear better, last longer aad look finer thaa any tire yoa have ever used or sera at any price. U a k now that you will be so weU pleased that when yua waat a bicycle ya wtil give us ysasr ardrx. U c want you to send us a trial order at once, brace this remarkable tire orT er. mmm inii (.rn wprts-o doaH buy any kind at any price uniti yon a.d for a pt Vof It TUU liCtil iilAVO Hedgethura runcture-i'rouf tjea oa approval and trie. M the s;ecial introductury price quoted above: or write for our big Tire aad auoary Catalogue which describes aad quotes all makes sad kinds of tires st about half the usual pnrea. -n .... f-mm but wnca oa a postal today. I0 NUT TlllMai OW BtTTllfO a bicycle LIU fUI If Ai I or a pair of urea from aoyoac aatU you know the new aad woadarful oftcrs we art making ll uuly cusu S poaul to Uaiu cveryUiUig. Wru. llUW, MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, D 259, CHICAGO, ILL 8LES saasas eared wlth- rKTIfl 1 aad All Bectal Xi m w an anteed. IBsaxainatloa f res. SB. SOWAKD B. TABBY, Bee Bldg, Oaiaha. i it n n si rv oat ths half s. 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