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READERS
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CUT OUT the COUPONS in the LOWER RIGHT HAND CORNER of THIS advertisement. Present it to YOUR
GROCER tomorrow, and receive a FULL-SIZE cake of Sweetheart Toilet Soap ABSOLUTELY
FREE; We will pay him for it It costs you nothing. Your grocer makes his regular profit on every cake he gives away.
There is absolutely NO reason why you should not RECEIVE the free cake at ANY grocery in Nebraska and Western Iowa,
Any of the following grocers will be PLEASED to have YOU visit their stores anj REDEEM your coupons,
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RETAIL GROCERS, OMAHA
Addy. W. J., 16th and Tratt.
Allison, T. V., 30th and Burdette.
Andpnion, Aug., 24th and Clark.
Anderson Bros., 81st and Leavenworth.
Ahmbrust. W., 16th and Canton.
Armbrust, Fred, 2312 Vinton.
Baker & Melslnger, Benson. '
Barnett. A. & Co., 1916 N. 24th.
Bastan Meat Market. 113 N. 16th.
Bastlan. J.. 2908 Farnam. ,
Beard, J. II., 2212 Farnam. ,
Beltel, Joe, 12th and Capitol. i,
Berber, L., 22d and Pierce. ' "1
Blackson, C, 24th and Hamilton. r
Blumenthal, D., 29th and Cnming.
Blumenthal. A.. 1701 S. 10th.
Bock, John & Son, 33d and Parker.
Bojtlen, H.. 1337 Park.
Boston Meat & Grocery Co., 113 No.
16th.
Bower, S. B., 65th and Lincoln.
Braasch, H. F., 27th and Lake.
Brodsky. N., 20th and Orace.
Burke, P. A., 27th and Q. '
Burkovita & Co., 24th and Charles.
Burnett & Son, 1610 Cass.
Chapman, John. 42d and Grant.
Christiansen, P., 29th and Spalding.
Clrh, Joe, 28th and Walnut.
Cohen. S., 720 N. 16th. ;
Cornbleath. H., 30th and Chicago. j
Crew, J. D., 2602 N. 32d. j
Crlsman, J. E., 32nd and Burt.
Danlelson. C. E., 16th and Carley.
Dulnzzo, J., 20th and Pierce.
DreifiiHS, Julius, 20th and Farnum.
Dwark, A., Benson.
Eckles, E. G., 29th and Chicago.
Flnkensteln. 3., 2002 N. 26th.
Flnkensteln, D. S., 805 S. 7th St.
Fogal, S., 18th and Mason.
Frank, A.. 26th and Cnmlng.
Frnnzen, II., 1320 S. 17th.
Fredericks C. A., 1723 Cuming.
Fredrlckson, A, 20th and Martha.
Gerber. Mary. 2405 Leavenworth.
Gentleman & Son, 24th and Lake.
Goodman, B., 20th and Burt.
Graham, .1. B.. 29th and Dupont.
Gross, M., 2416 S. 16th.
Gross & Muakin, 2702 Lake.
Groth, Ed., 10th and Pacific.
Grybsky, E. F., 402 Woolworth.
Hampleman, John, 2414 Cuming.
Hagelin. F., 24th and Parker.
Haget. S. E., 3411 Ames Ave.
Hammond, P. H 1619 N. 24th.
Har.som & Frelcks, 16th and Locust.
Harding, G. E.. 13th and Vinton.
Heath Bros.. 3001 N. 24th.
Hellne & Co., 25th and Cuming.
Herdllnger & Glbbern. 24th & Spragu
Hermanek, Chas. F.. 13th & Williams.
Hinz, Win., 13th and Jackson.
Hornsteln, Emil, 1813 St. Mary's Ave.
Hoff. G. S., 21st and Vinton.
Howell, S. G. & Son, 1713 Leavenworth
Hushes. D. J., 21th and Fort.
Husted, C. M., 3724 Sherman Ave.
Hunter. W. J., 24th and Blnney.
Hurdlinger & Dibblns, 4004 N. 24th.
Independent T. Co., 1701 Leavenworth.
Jankowskl. L., Military Ave.
Jensen &. Christiansen, 27th and Bur
dette. Jepsen E., 25th and Cuming.
Johnson, L., 1904 Cuming.
Jourd.in, D. J., 17th and Vinton.
Johnson, E., 24th and Seward.
Johnson & Goodlet Co., 20th and Lake.
Kaer, A. C, 36th and Hamilton.
Krogh & Smith. 33d and California.
Kulakofsky, 24th and Ames.
Karsrh, E. & Co., 18th and Vinton.
Kronstedt, O., 2704 Cuming.
Knezacek, J. F., 1401 William.
KulskofBky, I., 1944 S. 10th.
Kramer, T. C. 24th and Franklin.
Landan. F.. 24th and Indiana,
lng, The Gro. Co., 24th and Cuming.
Larson, O., 27th and Grant.
Larson, John, 2701 Leavenworth,
lirson & Bayers, 2330 J. 2th.
Leisge, H., 2918 Leavenworth.
Lenhart. R. A.. 16th and Izard.
Lieberman, 20th and Paul.
Leptln & Eggers, 24th and Q.
Levenson, F., 3215 Leuvenworth.
Lincoln, H., 83d and Leavenworth.
Lyman, E. J.. 2208 S. 16th.
Mallinson, C. H. & Co.. 1612 Capitol
Ave.
Margollne, Gail, 13th and Dodge.
Marks, H., 2911 Franklin.
Moeller Bros., 17th and Clark.
Merrlfleld, E. II., 2230 S. 16th.
Meyer, A., 10th and Davenport.
Mountbrian, A. A., 16th and Oak.
Muffinger, J. L., 22d and Pierce.
Nathanson, I., 39th and Leavenworth.
Nelson, Fred, 40th and Hamilton.
Nelson, C. E., 30th and Hamilton.
Newman, B., 24 20 Leavenworth.
Newman, M., 2 7th and Wool worth.
Newman, Sch., 1138 N. 18th.
Newman, A.. 3116 N. 24th.
Nuckolls, A. K. & Co., 40th & Cuming.
Nystrom. L. M., Benson.
Ogden, R. T., 2913 N. 24th.
O. K. Grocery, 24th and Grace, i
Pardun & Slpple, 3921 N. 24th.
Parker, Shaw Co., 1333 Park Ave.
Persels, S., 44 22 N. 2 4th.
Peterson, C, 20th and Clark.
Peterson, John, 24th and Lake.
Powell, Tony, 708 N. 16th.
Rachman, IL, 2802 Sherman Ave.
Rachman, M., 23d and Leavenworth.
Raisman, S., 1320 Capitol.
RasmusBen, N., 13th and Ohio.
Reed Bros., 2223 Leavenworth.
Relter. J., 45th and Leavenworth.
Rezinchek, J., 2707 Leavenworth.
Rice Bros., 25th and Davenport.
Richards, I., 6th and Pierce.
Roblnowltz, M. & Co.. 5301 N. 16th.
Roman, Wm., 37th and Gold.
Salisbury, J. L., 2562 Reese.
Sauter,' J., 10th and Bancroft. ;
Savage, E., 4323 Cumings.
Schiller, L., 16th and Williams. z
Sehlaifer, O., 24th and Mason.
Schnowber & Hoffman, 408 N. 16th.
Sellgren, K. P., 30th and Ames.
Shaw, A., 55th and Center. .
Sherman Ave. Market, 16th and Loefi
Sherman Ave. Mkt., 16th and Locust.
Singer. H.. 1014 Pacific.
SlabodlnBky, N., 13th and Chicago.
Sommer, L., 26th and Cuming.
Splgel, H., 20th and Grace.
Strawn Bros.. 24th and Hickory.
Stribling, Geo.. 7th and Pierce.
Steinberg. N., 16th and Grace.
Smith, F. P., 14th and Cass.
Smith, C. F., 1421 Military Ave.
Swelgert, M. W., 19th and Clark.
Sunshine, C, 17th and Webster.
Svactna, Jacob, 6th and Pierce.
Svacine, P. M., 1242 S. 13th.
Swoboda, F.. 1261 S. 16th.
Tharrlne, Theo., 40th and Hamilton.
Tuchraan Bros., 324 N. 18th.
Vopalka, Joe, 1324 S. 5th.
Veunto, R., 1413 N. 27th.
Wacina, M., 20th and Martha.
Wallace & Rummell. 30th and Maple.
Waxenberg, J., 1505 Park Ave.
Welner, B., 1104 S. 13th.
Weluhtcln & Greenberg, 16th and
Capitol.
Wilde, O. J. Jr., 613 S. 13th.
Wlster, J., 4 8th and Leavenworth.
Woodruff, L., 30th and Pratt.
Wolff. B., 2018 Manderson.
Wulff Bros., Benson.
Wolfson, M. L., 19th and Charles.
Zlotsky, H., 3624 N. 30th.
Zourski & ZourskI, 29th and Dupont.
RETAIL GROCERS, SOUTH
OMAHA
AndVeaaon, M., 20th and H.
Bazar, Mary Co., 36th and V Sts.
Beavers, R. C. 530 N. 24th.
Belster, J., 33d and K.
Bendixon, G. P. 25th and L.
Bradley, J. A., 24ih and K.
Beaverers. G. F., 424 N. 24th.
Bromer. A. G. & Co., 1224 N. 24th.
Byrne, Wm., 28th ana y.
Burne, J. E., 32d and Q.
Cahn & Co., Albright.
Chapman, J., 190 S. 21st.
Colin, L. J., 129 N. 26th.
Collins, G S., 561 S. 33d.
Cokos, A. & Co., 2519 Q.
Davis. A. M.. 25th and N.
Degan, M., 3125 T St.
DicKman, A., 20th and M.
Dietz, R., 329 N. 2 6th.
Dworak, F., 21st and S.
Ehler, Dora, Mrs., 20th and L.
Etter, F. G., 24th and J.
Fingerlos, C, 27th and X.
Geest, Henry, 20th and L.
Gerber, .1., 24th and N.
Greene. R. F., 403 N. 24th.
Gross, B., 30th and Benary.
Hart. F. A.. 21st and Z.
Hazuka, J.. 20th and W.
Horacek, G.. 2010 Q St.
Johnson & Motensen, 452 S. 32d.
Katskee & Beidlng, R. K. Ave. & Wash
ington. Klein, Max., 30th aDd R.
McGoldrich, P. J., 409 S. 39th.
McQuba, J., 2721 Q St.
Mertens. E. & Co., 24th and K.
Meyer, E., 24th and N.
Meyerson Bros., 412 N. 26th.
Moskbvltz, M., 26th and N.
Nagle. W. J., 208 N. 24th.
Newville, E. J., Polk & R. R. Ave.
Parsley & Co., 20th and L.
Pipal, J., 21st and R.
Ponec, R.. 2110 Q St.
Pros. F. J., 4 011 S. 13th.
Piusha, J., 21st and Q.
Ravens, R., 24th and A.
Sadill, S. F., 21st and S.
Saum & Wilson, 24th and Q.
Snef, P., 20th and L.
Shoramek, J.. 19th and W.
Smisek & Hardllcka, 27th and L.
Sullivan, M., 24th and W.
Svabodo. F.. 13th and H.
ve -l'nl. .).. 42d and L.
Vasak, Frank, 17th and Beny.
" . I s:', S. 21st.
Volz, Chas., 4008 Q St.
Welch & Co.. 2418 N. 18th.
RETAIL GROCERS, COUNCIL
BLUFFS
Alleshouse, M. L., 343 W. Ri oadwav. .
Applequlst, O. N., 1013 W. Broadway.
Arnd, W., 719 S. Main.
Bartel & Miller, 100 W. Broadway.
Cherniss. S. M., 1118 W. Broadway.
Christofersen, N., 1523 S. 8th.
Clarey, John, 1501 W. Broadway.
Crowe. J. J., 3409 W. Broadway.
Cronkelton, C. J., 63 7 W. Broadway.
Deupree, Geo., 381 Harrison.
Evers, Fred, 2313 W. Broadway.
Freldman Bros., 531 S. Main.
Flower, C. A.. 1600 High.
Graham Ave. Grocery, 105 Graham.
Green L., 134 W. Broadway.
Hakenson, O., 3340 W. Broadway.
Hitchcock, A.
Holm & Co.
Jennings, V., 204 E. Broadway.
Jensen, Jos., 1823 S. 9th.
Kennedy, P. S., 21st and Ave. C.
Keppner, J., 1102 5th Ave.
Lewis & Lewis, 400 N. 8th.
McAtee. A. T., 230 S. Main.
McSorley, John.
Nelson. J. M., 603 N. 8th.
Nogg, M., 1522 W. Broadway.
Olson, John. 73!) W. Broadway.
O'Neill, P. B., 2534 Ave. B.
Palace Grocery, 620 W. Broadway.
Peoples Store, 318 W. Broadway.
Petersen, Nels, 316 W. Broadway.
Petersen, Hans, 2118 S. 9th.
Petersen, Frank, 2 01 W. Broad w iv.
Petersen, H. C, 925 E. Broadway.
Sauders, I.
Sixteenth Ave. Grocery, 16th.
.Smith, W. L., 2227 W. Broadway.
Sorensen, O. C, 628 16th Ave.
Spetman. A. M.. 511 S. Main.
Simon Bros., 6th and Broadway.
Swanson; E., W. 701 N. 10th.
Thompson & Frazer Co., 932 5th Avo.
Toller, R., Co.. 1001 S. Main.
Zoller, J., & Co., 100 E. Broadway.
RETAIL GROCERS, COUNTRY
Abie Roh, F. .1.
Arapahoe De Allmond. A. E.
Arapahoe Hutchcroft, T. O.
Arcadia Hastings, M.
Arlington P. Z., The Shoe Man.
Ashland Hoffman. Oscar.
Atkinson Erychleb, Mann & Co.
Atlanta Coffey, C. S.
Aurora Davidson, J. R., & Co.
Aurora Johnson, S. J.
Arlington Unthlnk, O. N.
Anselmo Warren & Bass.
Archer Hansen & Templin.
Auburn Grant, Edward.
Auburn Weishon, G. W.
To all Grocers Everywhere:
This is the LARGEST distribution of t6ilet soap ever made in this territory We want
EACH of you to get YOUR share of this bminsss. If you hare neglected so far to get
Sweetheart Soap in stock, please note that we allow your customers ONE
WEEK from JULY 12TH for redemption of coupons to enable you to get stock from your jobber,
Order a case TODAY, and be prepared to redeem the coupons. YOUR JOBBER has this
soap IN STOCK He will redeem your coupons.
Manhattan
Soap
Company
B;issett I.evensky & I.ippman.
Boelus -Jensen. P.
Bridgeport MUler. J. 1,.
Bennington- -Wilt. Mick.
F.ei t ha--Ruing Bros.
Bertrand Swanson, P.
Blair Robinson. C. J.
Dlair Gilbert, O., & son.
Brudshaw Bubell. C. A.
Brock DePue, A. C.
Brock Slnsel & Jewell.
Broken Bow Peale, J. N.
Carter Johnson, Bloom & Co.
Central City Fonts. A.
Central City Kibble, A. P.
Cushlng Green, P. M.
Dawson Smiih-Buser Co.
Dow City, la. Bruner Bros.
Edison Burt. G. S.
Eldorado Bauer, Emll.
Elkhorn Housely & Buteschoen.
Elwood Can-ill. J. A.
Exeter Wilson, J. C.
Falls City Manger, I,. C.
Fuirfield Fairfield Dept. Store.
Florence- Anderpon fc Holllngsworth.
Fort. Crook Stickles & Katskee.
Fremont Gumpert, H. G.
Fremont Ilanlon, Frank.
Fremont Jordan Bros.
Fremont Murrell, J. A.
Gerlng Onstoft, D. C.
Giltner Marvel, J. A.
Glenwood, la. Timnierman & Hamil
ton. Grafton Rossman, C. H.
Grcshani Dien Bros.
Grand Island Alden Bros.
Grand Island Bee Hive Gro. Co.
Grand Island Bock Bros.
Grand Island Costello, T. F.
Grand Island Glover, H., & Co.
Grand Island Second St. Cash Gro.
Grand Island Veit. L.
Hampton Hanson Bros.
Harvard Florlne, Carl.
Harvard Yost, Ayton & Swartz.
Hastings Abbott, M. M.
Hastings McDonald, T. A.
Hastings Proffltt & Lovell.
Hayes Center Hudson, J. E.
Henderson, la. Adams & Harding.
Holbrook Bohl, C. A.
Holbrook Cooper & Tleter.
Hooper Saunders, J.
Hyannls Ashly & Co.
Hazard Fuller Fuller.
Hay Springs Waterman & Helnze.
Holdrrp;? Fredrlcks, J. A.
Humbolt I.yford, V. G. '
Hyannis Ashley & Co.
Imperial Benrwr, I,. P. Co.
Imperial Davis, A. A.
Imperial Terwllleger, C ?.
Linwood Tichacek, T. K.
Lushton Strater Morris.
La n ham OstendorT, H.
Mead Ostenberg & Son.
Maywood Perkins, Jos.
McCook DeGrosse, C. T. & Co.
Mitchell Burton. J. A.
Millard Peters Bros.
Mlnden Broman Bros.
Mitchell Burton, J. A.
Nebraska City Bartling Gro. Co.
Nebraska City Blckel, P. B. & Co.
Nebraska City Carlton, H. R.
Nebraska City Cleveland & Son.
Nebraska City Cox, A. S.
Nebraska City Fenner, Mary, Mrs.
NebrnskH City Fields & Johnson.
Nebraska City Hoban, H. L.
Nebraska City Lawrence, T. F. .
Nebraska City McNamara, Chat.
Nebraska City Mandelson & Goldstein
Nebraska City Petrlng. F. W.
Nefiraska City Rodenbrock, L. W.
Nebraska City Slonn, W. R.
Nebraska City Stahlhut. C. W.
Nebraska City Stephens. I,. L.
Nebraska City Thomson, Bros.
Nebraska City Thygeson, J. C.
Neligh Phillips. A. II.
North Bend Buchta Bros.
North Bend Dot le, T. B.
Oakdale Dunham, H. W.
Oakland Llndohl Bros.
Oakland- Rosen, C. E., & Son.
O'Neill McManus, P. J.
O'Neill Mann, J. P.
Osceola Abery, Alof.
Oxford Cebel Bros.
Odell Schlangen, C. C.
Ord Slier, M. E.
Palisade Rldrour, C. A.
Tilger Krueger & Happel.
Pilger Pilger Merc. Co. -s.
Plattsmouth Gering & Co.
Plattsmouth Haft & Son, J.
Plattsmouth Soennlchsen. H. M.
Plattsmouth White, F. S.
Plattsmouth Wurl, E. A.
Prague Polock. F. J.
Palmer McKay, G. C.
Pawnee City Adnew, Lew.
Pawnee City Neill & Jones.
Peru Good, M. E.
Ravenna Rasmussen, Henry.
Redington Gilman, Fred.
Scotts' Bluff Rice, Wm., & Son.
Scrlbner Milligan, G. J.
Scribner Steil, Louis.
Smlthfield Beckford, J. W.
Smithfield Edelman & Co.
Springfield Bates, G. A.
Stanton Loebe & Fuchs.
Stanton Raabe, F. A.
Stratton Daubler, A.
Stockham Maupin, P. J.
Superior Oliver & Felt.
Sutton Burllngame, A. C.
Sutton Figi, M.
Sutton Greiess, C. M., Co.
Sutton Roberts, John.
Sutton Heinz & Dulaigh.
South Auburn Kidwell, George.
Snrlngvlew Jones, R. JS.
St. Paul Freeman. C. B.
Shelton Dickinson & Easter.
Table Rock Carter, W. G.
Tennant, la. Woods. W. B., Co.
Tllden Nelson, G. K.
Tllden Avery, Erlckhoff & Thompson
Trenton Allen & Klrkbrlde.
Trenton Bosseman Bros.
Utlca Ren. F. H.. Co.
Uehllng, Chrlstonsen, Martin.
Valley Collen, Chas.
Waco Waco Mere. Co.
Wannet McCullum Cattle Co.
Washington Slmersen, H.
Weeping Water Johnson, Hans.
West Point Goldsmith, L., Co.
West Point Jurman Bauman Co.
West Point Krause, A. E.
West Point Smith W. L.
West. Point Steisen, Wm.
Wlsner Hlmes, H. L.
Walbach Schmidt, F. M.
Wymore Mentgen Bros.
Wymore Robertson, C. W. & Co.
Wymore Thlessen, Edward.
Wood River Brltt Mercantile Co.
York Chair. J. H.
York Klelnschmidt. H. S.
NEW YORK
Sweetheart Soap m
COUPON
Omaha. Neb.. July 12, 1908
This coupon la rdmabla for full oak of waathaart Toilat lofty, vbn prop
erty alg-nad, at any grocer's where the aoap la cold.
Pleaaa alrn yonr name and tddreas and preaent It to toot irooer bafor July It, 1908,
aa it la Told after that date.
Nam
Address , ,
Town
KXTAZX, GROCERS Your Jobber will red com thla coupon at 60, whan properly aimed.
Tlila la to certify that thla coupon wt.a redeemed for a full alia cake of SWEET
HEART TOILET EOAP by
Grocer' Name ,
Addreaa ,
CUSTOMER'S NOTE Tour grocer la allowed on week from July lath to gat
SWEETHEART SOAP In atock it hla preaent atock la exhauated.
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WATTLES WRITES OF TRIP
Find Many Interesting Thing on
Tonr Across Asia.
TEN' DAYS ON RAILROAD TRAIN
. Bleat Lata Going iw Wnatr la
Maackarta mm atltcrla, bat
Haaala, la Row Cilalla(
l.a ttrr.
' At the end of a ten ily" Journey acroaa
Siberia Uurdon W. WatUea. who '.a mak
ing tour around the world, reached M01
i'Ow June . In the following letlt-r to The
Bee he wrilea Interestingly of hli obarr
vations on the trip:
"I waa glad laat night to end our tnn
days' Journey acroaa Bitwrta aikt R'lexla,
and especially glad on rvarhlng tlila hotel
to find auany loiter and piera frooi
home. Nothing la mora pleasing to the
traveler than to hear from hume unleaa It
be hla arrival there after hla Journeying
are done.
"I have enjoyed thla trip around tha
world very much, indeed, though aome of
it, especially through China, waa fraught
j with aome personal discomfort. It ia very
difficult to y anything in a Inter that
will convey even an appro,ximuto descrip
tion of the many impression one receivwa
on auch a trip. It dispels many Illusions
and in the end maki-a a man appreciate
more the benefit and blessinga of our
country, where not only natural reaurcea
are unaurpjui-d, hut government la admin
istered by the people for the people.
Waste I.aud la Maaeaarla.
"I waa especially impressed with this
thought a we were passing throueh Man
churia. It is a fine a country a much of
our west la. Thousands and thousands of
acre of a fine prairie a I ever aaw lies
vacant. Not even is It used for ranging
rattle, although it la wutured by many
streams of pure water and covered Willi
good blue tem grass. Nar it In the great
citlea of China are million of half tarved
men and women who would be a thousand
timea better off on these rich land than
they now are, but the government of
China la so weak that It cannot protect
life or property rifrhta of it people in
Manchuria, and ao the land Ilea Idle and
travelers or caravan going through the
country find It convenient and advisable to
purchase from the brigand leader in the
cities on the border of Manchuria insur
ance on their lives and goods. For a liberal
fe openly collected the traveler is given
identification which will lneur hia release
If he la attacked by robler on the way.
Herniation la China.
' Passing Japan with the aHngle exprea
kion that tl to delightful to the visitor, and
Manila with tha thought that it is the
principal city of our colonies; the Philip
pines, a wonderful country full of future
problems and possibilities, I found China
in the throe of a peaceful revolution.
Since the Boxer war of the leaders
have seen it pithily written that China
must either adopt a higher and better and
stronger civilization or pas under the
control of other countrie which were
loklng lor new territory In the eat. This
conclusion has been accelerated by the
recent success of Japan In her war with
Russia. So now the Chinese hate the
aggressive Japanese and China Is trying
to take on sufficient military and commer
cial strength to save herself from the in
evitable struggle with Japan.
"Cores is pitiful. Not a semblance of
her former nationality is left. Japan keeps
her cnu-cov under guard, has taken
possession of her public properly, policed
the street of the principal titles and for
all Intents and purposes has taken over
her government. We found Manchuria,
(tho bone of contention between Japan and
Russia), a deserted hut beautiful country.
It only avails a stable government to
make it verv rich and populous.
Vouder of Siberia.
"But Siberia is the wonder of all the
countries I have seen. We traveler! on a
fast train constantly for ten days in cross
ing it. There are no desert ami nearly
all the lands we saw looked rich and pro
ductive. Forests of pine and birch cover
the country for thousanda of miles in
extent both north and south and east and
west. Flowers bloom everywhere, and in
all the towns and cities (mostly settled by
exiles) we only saw prosperous louk'.ng
people. I am almost of the opinion that
the exile lo this much advertised country
have not suffered more us a rule tv-tn
the pioneers of our we.stiin country (lid
during its early settlement. The Kuiati
government is now promoting the sit'l
im nt of 8llxTia and we saw hundreds it
long freight trains filled witli lannlus and
goods on the road M Siberia, where land
Is to be given them and ulso financial
aid for two years by the government.
"I shall be glad to get home and take
a hand In all that tends to build up Omiiha
or help Nebraska again. I have been very
well inded all the time sln- leuvlng home.
We shall sail on August i, and reach
Omaha almut August 15.
Bishop Poller a londitlou.
t'dOFERSTOVVX, N. V.. Ju y 11. -Bishop
Henry C Poller passed a conifortahie
li'Kht, sleeping naturally, and In condition
thla moinii g was no worse man eaieidav.
The (hvsciau saiJ the Li3hup aa tioldin.
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WARM PLAY OF MERRY WITS
How the Seerelary of State Turned
Ihe Tables on Msldues, the
Solid Man.
Secretary P.oot's previous visit to Mu',
duoii farm about a year agi stood lilm
in good plea, I this time when, as is the
custom with new arrivals at the White
Plains faim. tin- buggy was brought
;round in the afternoon, driven by tho
physical tuiu.rlt, and the secretary was
invited to "see the place."
Patients at Aluldooti's, or "clients. ' as
he calls tht m, never, as a rule, forget
this first diive on their arrival. It la
one of the tegular Joke of the trainer
to drive a putlent out about four or five
miles, under pretense of showing him
the country; drop the whip on purpose,
and when the obliging victim gets down
for it Muldeon drive rapidly off. The
unfortunate one ha a nice long walk
home.
When Muldoon and the secretary on
this recent occasion, reached a spot in
a wood about four miles from tha farm
the whip fell to the road, as though by
accident. The secretary had not for
gotten a similar Incident on hia previous
visit, and he said: "Muldoon, I think 1
twisted my ankle when I got Into ths
buggy."
"uh, all right," said the tralnor, "I'll
get It;" and, handing ihe reins to Mr.
Hoot, he Jumped to the road. In a flash
thi secretary clucked to the horse, a big
bay mare end she was off like a shot.
Muldoon yelled In vain, and nearly ad
hour later he arrived at the farm, to flna
Mr. Root on the veranda cooling himself.
"I couldn't hold the mare In," said
he, as Muldoon. all perspiration, walked
up. "By the way, you forget I took that
rld with ou last year only It was I
who walked home,"
Muldoon said nothing, fie never aweara
But they say the secretary got an eight
pound medicine ball to Ugin on Instead of
a lighter New York World.
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