TirK BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JITXE 9, 1900.
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THE AMERICAN YACHTSMAN
No better type of man exists on the face of the earth than the American yachtsman.
.; Since 1851 the supremacy of American sailors and yacht designers has never been
:t seriously endangered on either fresh or salt water.
Z. " : ben devotees of yachting gather to toast each other no beer is half so popular as
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AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Electric Lighting Ordinance it Pat
Through Council.
OMAHA COMPANY GETS AWARD
Minima of One llanrired Elaklr
Llftkta Provided for at TO Per
ArP (hansie of Urads
Ordered.
, : The King of All Bottled Beers
.'.j. It, has a bunk aboard every yacht. It puts a tang in the blood that tingles like an
r ocean breeze. It is pure and clean as the foam on a white-cap. It is cool and refreshing
as a, dip in the sea on a summer day.
r -CAUTION t To guard against deception nd substitution, see that
. t, . the cork are branded "Budweiser" and that the "Crown Caps"
bear the A and Eagle trade-mark.
BettUJ Only t tka
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
St. Louis, U. S. A.
CORKED OR WITH CROWN CAPS.
Anheuser-Busch Co. of Nebraska
Distributors
Bell Yasaa DsucIm 369 -Automatic Thar A-136S
OMAHA, NEBR.
ths wood work attempted. In thl work
they have homn grest improvement dur
ing the year. At flrat they were unable
to read a blue print or tell what was
ment by (he mechanical projection of the
article they were about to make at the
benche. Thl difficulty h been ovvr
come. Tha finished work on sahlbition
Ik well worth the time of a visit. They
have cabinet. stand, rack, tahlea and
many article of value and beauty on
exhibition. The manual training depart
ment at Wnt Side echool will ttlve a pe
clnl exhibition Thureday for tha benefit
of patron.
Mr. Nichols 1 hoping for more com
modloua appartment for hi claeee or
even for a new building. The present
no room for lathe or
The de
partment alo need a store room for the
preservation of finlxhed work for exhi
bition. Male t'lty Gssl.
Three vacancle exlt In' the high school
faculty.
Jetter Oold Top Beer delivered to any
part of the city. Telephone no. s.
The heavy rain lat evening- waahed out
some of the Intersections in Poulh Omaha.
The elarhth arade commencement will ba
held Wednesday and Thursday afternoon.
Teacher, before going away for the sum
mer buy an extra pair of our low shoea.
It pay. Crey'.
The Live Stock National bank of South
Omaha pledges Itself to serve faithfully
the Interest 01 It customers.
E. W. Crevlston, for six year Identified
with the Howe Printing company, haa
opnid a print shop of hi own on N treet.
School Cloolng Tog tha boy or girl In a
pair of our knoity strp pumps or oxiora.
They plene everyone. Cressey'a.
The Willing Worker of the Christian
church will meet with Mr. R. K. HoCgen.
SKI North Eighteenth street, Wednesday
afternoon.
Oet In Line Our low shoe ahowing please
evervrme. They win you. ah style ana
color. Cressey, the Shoeman.
The Christian Endeavor society of tha
Presbyterian church held a business meet
ing at the church and elected officer for
the ensuing term.
A boy' vacation or base ball shoe at
$1.50 that beat anything ever shown.
Cresey's.
The senior class dramatists rehearsed
their play last evening and will repeat the
same In dress rehearsal this evening. "The
Rivals" will be publicly preaented on
Wednesday evening.
Contractors, Take Notice The under
signed will give the lowest bidder contract
for grading the school site at 48th and Q
streets. All bids must be sealed and sent
to J. J. Hurt, Chairman, box 145. No bids
received after June 15. Communications
open p. in. June 15. Any information call
Tel. South 1182. J. B. Root, Sec. Building
Committee.
Ml Jane Loudon. Mfl North Eighteenth
street, died Juno 2 at Missoula. Mont., from
Illness and a consequent operation which
brought no relief. The funeral will be hold
at Hastings, Neb., today. She leave two
brothers, Robert M. Loudon of this city
and Oeorpe H. Ixmdon of Denver. She I
well remembered in South Omaha for her
quiet and affectionate character, which
endeared her to many friends.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Bar Root Prtat X.
t tas Kdholm. Jeweler.
Cniaba metrical Work rent motors.'
Btdolpa r. Bwooosa, Publio Accountant
Blnaaart. BkotogTapher, nth Farnam.
Kjra, photo, removed to Kth a Howard.
B. B. Comb, expert optician, 1420 Doug.
-qoitabla X.lfs Policies, sight draft at
maturity. H. D. Neely, manager, Omaha.
.olswtkl Batter is cliurued from pasteur
UeU etut ami old only la carton. David
K-vto creamery company.
Six rr Osa raid sjariags Aoasoats
1.-JU u la.uui) by Nebraska Savings and
Lu u'. Afesuclailon. Board of Trad bul.d
Int.. Uij.u.v 1J.1
lha vxitki CaSasra Ola will give a
Sit.u...i In 11 ciuo room. M old Boston jout ml
o.uit ouuaing, una evening, xna camera
lui'lii public la welcome.
. leaser Mt Thursday The monthly
b.eit.rg of tha Douglaa County Aswjciailo.i
04 .Xtiiiaska Pioneer will be held Tkmra-
the West Leavenworth Improvement club
Wednesday evening at Its hall, 3S63 Leaven
worth atreet. All club member are ex
pected to be present. The 8oithwet Im
provement club will be at Twenty-fourth
and Leavenworth street Wednesday.
Kaid on Tobacco and Out A whole
stock of chewing and smoking tobacco and
cigars was stolen Monday ntght from B.
Newman' grocery store, i'420 Leavenworth
street. The thief pried, open a rear win
dow, then opened the back door and etf'
terrd. The police are working on the case,
but hftv not yet located either the culprit
or the "chewln' an smoktri'."
She Says Xer Husband la Too Jealous
Mrs. Isabella Smith asserts that her hus
band, Ernest G. Smith, la jealous of her to
the point of untrue charges. She also com
plains that he ha not supported her for
some time. Hence a plea for a divorce.
Ltmma J. Klnner declares that his wife
was unfaithful to him In Chicago. The
couple were married in Buford, Ga., May
14, 130$.
Heavy Kalo Delay Train Heavy rain
of Monday night delayed many of the
western trahis by washing out the track
and bridge In several places. All trains
from the east were late Into Omaha Tues
day morning. Washouts were reported at
Creston, pleasantvale and Hebron on the
Burlington. The Union Pacific reported
that the main line had not been washed
Steinhart
Absent From
Deaf Institute
Nebraska City Man Failed to Put in
an Appearance at Graduation
- Exercises.
Basin Men Stand by Bmployora Fol
lowing a meeting of the executive commlt
.ee of the Business Men's association held
at the Commercial club Tuesday noon, the
statement was authorized that the, asso
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! ami noon In the public library build-1
i.ig. Ait augment will "be completed for
me aanoai mldumint ploitio or reunion.
OVooju Sa X Stole a Marc Geort
' Cuss -oi., M.-oln and tola Leo fainter of
; v..uier. it married by County Judge
. ".utediy morning. The groom lntl-
a uiaud uvai he has some Omaha relative
, p.. , y-6:.i he dole a march, for they were
' a.i.itd ceremony.
'-aWiy Ctsta Some Money Hurrying to
U4 i cu..tng. aiunday. Chef Lea Glover of
iuttiu' , lorgot and left tit In his coat
pucjiel nhen he hung up the garment and
v. tut. .Id work. When he searched for the
money later. .be found tt had been stolen,
'.in police were told of the matter.
, Ltatutory . CUtarg e la "Preferred Ait In
fu. W.nt.ou Involving a statutoiy crime has
Uen .itKlged In district court against AN
I kit I'hllilps, ho was arrested some day
HB9 after pursuit by a number of men
Irum a vacant house near Twenty-fifth and
Katl'ia.ii. A gitl pt I years will ba the
i kimt cumplalnlng witness.
: , ' Vw York Central Appeal Canoe Case
Ait appeal has been taken to district court
Ly the New York Central Railroad com
r'y in, the- matter of the Judgment ob
tained by Attorney R. H. Olmated for $164
( " i.k.t.iie to a canoe (hipped from New
,oiU here. Olmsted ha accordingly filed
u new petition In district court.
Improvement Clubs to Meet A meet
. lag of Mpw. lal importance will bo held by
ulon would stand by the electrical con-
rrr.
New Method of Reducing Fvt
A new Item from Pari inform us that
the AmerUan method of producing a slim,
trim ' ft4Urt, la meeting with astonish
ing ucves. The -tem which haa made
fcuch a wonderful impreaaton over there
must be the Marmola Prescription Tablet
method or reducing fat It is safe to say
teat we have nothing better for this pur
pose in, this couivtry. Anything that will
reduce the excess fleeH a pound a day
without injury to the stomach, the caus
ing of wrinkles, the help of exercising or
dieting, or Interference with one's meals
Is a mighty Important and useful addi
tion to civilisation's necesniilea. Just aucn
a catalogue of guod results, however,
lol low Hi use of theee pleasant, harmlesa
and econnilcal little fat reducers. We say
economical, because Marmola Prescription
Tablet imuta In accordance with the fa
mous prescription) can be obtained of
soy druggist or ih makers, the Mrmola
ca., uept- J. Detroit
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tractors and would "go the limit" to see
that the demands of the striking electri
cians sre not acceded to by the1 employers.
The striking electricians report nothing
tion of several nonunion men.
Two Pickpockets on the Cars Two
pickpocket operated on the street car
leaving Courtland Beach Sunday night and
manaafed to rob D. E. Rush and W. J.
Hixson in the crowd. Aa the men boarded
their cars they were crowded by the
thieves, one In front and the other behind
their Intended victim. Rush lost IS and
Hlxrnn 110. They live at 2234 Farnam
street" and 4211 North Twenty-fourth street.
respectively.
Book of XUnderg-artea Songs Miss
Helen M. Hitte. assistant kindergarten In
structor In the Lincoln school, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Perl A. Minnlck of YVarrenaburg,
Mo., have Issued a book of "Kindergarten
Bongs and Descriptive Melodies." Miss
Hitte composed the music and her sister
wrote the words. Copies of the book have
been received by Mr. Davidson, superin
tendent of the Omaha schools, and they
may be used in kindergarten work in this
city.
Ball way Mail Appointments These
railway mall appointments are announced
from the office of Chief Clerk P. S. Keller
of the Omaha district: Albert L. Bemis
of Sutton, to the Beatrice and Valparaiso
line; M. E. Wtnholtx of Kearney, to the
Omaha and Ogden division; George 8.
Wemple of Omaha, to the Omaha and
Osden division; Forrest B. Painter of
Omaha, to the Omaha and Chadron di
vision; James M. Grant of Omaha, to tha
Omaha and Chadron division: Clem Gren
vllle of Omaha, night trannfer clerk Union
station, Omaha.
John W. Steinhart of Nebraska City,
member of the board of trustees for the
Nebraska School for the Deaf, did not
submit his resignation, as expected, at the
commencement exercises last night, for he
did not attend the meeting.
Steinhart has threatened to resign for
some time, but Ms resignation has not yet
been received, so Governor Shallenberger
said at the conclusion of the exercises.
Mr. Steinhart Is wrothy over the removal
by the governor of Superintendent Cyrus
White and the appointment of B. R. Stew
art In his place. Had he been present he
would doubtless" have heard with some
pleasure the praise paid Mr. White by R,
B. Windham of Plattsmouth, president of
the board of trustees of the school.
Mr. Windham announced that Mr. White
had been offered the superlntendency of
the Kansas School for the Deaf, a larger
Institution than the one from which he
had been displaced. Governor Shallenber
ger listened with some embarrassment to
the praise and the announcement of Mr.
White's new position and the executive's
position was for the time being not a
pleasant one.
The graduation exercises took place In
the main auditorium of the school, which
was Jammed, and the students, young and
old, who took part In the program de
served all the complimentary things said
of them by Governor Shallenberger and
President Windham. The latter presented
the diploma and the governor made the
formal address of the evening and (poke
at considerable length.
Sever young men and women were
graduated, their home addresses and the
title of their essays being as follows:
"Luther Burbank His Art," Hattia Bau
man. Martlnsburg.
"The Days of Chivalry," Rula Ursella
Burt. Smlthfleld.
"My Native Country Sweden. Fred Joel
Hellsten. Omaha.
"The Girdling of the Globe by Our Bat
tleships," Theodore Byron Kellner, Omaha
The World of Science," Robert Wilson
Mullln. Omaha.
irue womanhood," Lueretla Banning
a BtirirtiM, f llllll UMC,
ifie farmers Place In History," Chew
ier nsrnson toxword, Pender.
Honor hie Dismissal Jeas McKnliht
tvngtii, jr., aper.
The session of the city council last night
was Imnortant for the passing of the or- Quarters provide
dinance fixing the details of the contract j larger pieces of shop machinery
for the electric lighting of the city and
awarding the same to the Omaha Electric
Light and Power company. The expected
Injunction and protests agalnat the orig
inal award of the contract were not forth
coming. The South Omaha Electric Light
and Power company did not ee fit to fight
agalnat the previous action of the city
council. The ordinance provides for a min
imum of 18fJ lights and the rate for the
public light Is to be 170 per arc. The
rate to private consumers I 14 cents and
6 cent excess per kllowat hour. The
time of the contract Is five years.
Eleven grade ordinandi, providing for
change of grades, were passed. One of
these changes, that of Twenty-sixth street,
Occasioned considerable debate between the
metnbera of the council, but It wa finally
passed. Thl change of grade haa been
successfully fought for two year.
The Omaha Ga company and the Omaha
Water company were Instructed to make
all their etop boxes on a level with the
curb, and In no case to Insert the same
In the sidewalk where there wan any room
between the walk and the curb. .
Among the petition and communications,
the building Inspector reported $21,153 a
the valuation of new building construc
tion In the city for the month of May.
J. W. Murphy gave notice of a suit for
$1,000 damage on account of the alleged
Improper drainage In the vicinity of Twen
tieth and J street. Thl cause torm
wter to wash hi property In Oakdale ad
dition. Several sewer estimates were allowed.
The contractor are pushing the work on
the sewers at a faster rate than they
1 ave done since the original contracts were
let. The estimate for the week amounted
to nearly fAOlA These estlmatea cover the
HlRhland park, N street gulch and the
lorth branch of the N s'reet gulch sewer.
The city engineer offered an estimate
of the cost of repa-lr.g and repairing the
intersection of N street at Twentieth,
amounting to 14,59!).
The police Judge reported 157 case for
May and $111 wa collected In fines.
r-tinrlrs P Scarr was anoolnted by C A
Melclier as ti member of the Board of
Review. The mayor appointed B. R. Leigh.
The board will be In session from June 16
to ?&.
The council voted to accept the proposi
tion of the National Humane alliance to
provide drinking fountains for the city.
The fountain will bo placed In position
some time In August.
A new pool hall ordinance was Intro
duced providing that ill pool halls close
at 10:30 p. in., have no dice or card games
and be closed all' day Sunday. No boy
under 21 I to be permitted to enjoy the
privileges of the hell. '
The city clerk, was ordered to advertise
bids for the Twelfth. atreet sewer.
Kindergartens ta Start.
The Board of Education held a routine
session last evening, but among the iema
two matters were, of , considerable signifi
cance. Th4 superintendent recommended
the establishment, .flt.Jvlndergartens at West
Side, Brown Park, And, Central schools for
the ensuing year. The board voted unani
mously for. such a provision., This will be
the first establishment of kindergartens
in the city. The need of this kind of in
struction has long beel recognized.
The superintendent also recommended
the extension of the manual training de
partment to Include Brown Park and Haw
thorne schools. This report was aiso
adopted. The superintendent was author
ized to correspond with various parties to
secure an assistant 10 a. n. i-iciiui, wnu
at, present 1 the director of the manual
training department of the nigti sen 001
and of the branch at West Side.
The financial report showed a balance of
$(12,178 In the treasury. The treasurer na
oalled In all of the outstanding warrants.
Bid for school sites were offered by
the O'Neill Real Estate agency ana oy
H. M- Christie. The former offered seven
lots for $2,000 and the latter six lots for
$1,830. They are located In the vicinity of
Fortieth and F street. No action i will be
taken until the next meeting of the board.
A petition was received for a gymnasium
for the high school, but the matter wae
placed on file as the board could not see
its way clear to provide tacllltlea in mat
direction.
The Janitors W'lll complete their work
Saturday.
Manual Training Pronree.
The manual training classes of the South
Omaha Hitch school nave Deen ai won
for nearly a year under the direction of
A. R. Nichols. The board has provided a
room In the northeast corner of the build
ing, where twenty benches have ,been
established. These v benches accommodate
over fifty boys, who were taking manual
training. The work being newly Introduced,
Is largely elementary, xne do.vs are re-
lulrtd to make blue print drawing of all
Peru; John H.
Mich., for seventy-
Meat Past Firty ts Danger.
Men past middle Ills v found comfort
and relief In Foley's Kidney Remedy, es
pecially for enlarged prostate gland, which
la very ooramv u imvui iubh tiieii. t,.
Morrt. Dexter. Ky., write: "Up to a
year ago my father auffered from kidney
and bladder trouble and several physicians
pronounced It enlargement of the prostate
gland and advised an operation. On ac
count of his age we were afraid he could
not stand It and I recommended Foley's
Kidney Remedy.; and the first bottle re
lieved him. and' after taking the second
The Glad Hand
removes liver inaction and bowel stoppage
with Dr. King New Life Pill, the pain
let regulator. 25c. For sale by Beaton
urug co.
II11 cent toe Lara c, which Is a de- ) bottle he wa rvo longer troubled with into
elded t economical price couauenng 1. 0 cwn,lBlnu- g0id by all druggist.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES KEEP
UP FIGHT ON SIBLEY ACT
File Tkelr Bill of Exceptions to Sal
llvan Saatalnina Validity of
the Law.
The five big express companies Adama,
American, United States, Pacific and Wells
Fargo this morning filed bill of exceptions
to the report of Judge Sullivan, as master-
In-chancery, sustaining the constitution
allty of the Sibley law The expreas com
panies filed their bill In federal court.
The Sibley law reduce express rates IS per
cent. The companies challenged the val
idtty of the law and held a protracted hear
Ing before Judge Sullivan.
The exception of the express companies'
are to the report as a whole.
inritj )-ei rvniain ins rignt of the at
torney general of the state to file his ex
ceptions to the report of Judge Sullivan If
ha so chooses to do. But this Is not likely,
as the report of the special master Is n
full accord with the contention of the at
torney general.
An answer may be made to the exceptions
of the expies companies by Attorney Oen
jcral Thompson and until this is done no
jfuiiuer acilou will be taken in the premises, j
COUNCIL LISTENS TO PLEAS
Petitions of Cltisena Fnvorlna- and
Opposing; Various Candidates
Read nasi Analysed.
Petitions for and against the confirmation
of Robert U. Wolfe. as boiler Inspector and
for the confirmation of Harry W. McVea
as plumbing Inspector were received by
the city council In committee of the whole
Monday afternoon. No action wa taken
on the petition as the council has before
it the names of no appointees.
William Brltton appeared at the head of
a small delegation from the Engineer's
union In suprort of the confirmation of
Mr. Wolfe and Rev. Jultas F. Swartt,
pastor of the First German Presbyterian
church, also spoke for the boiler makes.
James Murphy, representing the Boiler
makers' unton, opposed the confirmation of
Mr. Wolf. About forty-five employing
plumber appeared In behalf of the con
firmation of Mr. McVea, William Bellamy,
acting as spokesman.
Prolonged discussion of an ordinance
allowing the Loose-Wiles company to con
struct a spur track for loading and un
loading purposes at Its new factory build
ing at Twelfth and Chicago streets was
closed by committee recommendation to
place the ordinance on file. Councilman
Brucker wanted to grant permission to
build the track, saying that this permls
slo.i had never before been refused 1
wholesaler or manufacturer.
The ordinance to prohlbt the buying or
transferring of warrants in the city build
ing was amended to Include employes of
the city In the prohibitive clause.
The city engineer was Instructed to
prepare an ordinance ordering Fowler
avenue graded oposite the new Immanuel
hotfpkal, In accordance with a request
presented by the trustees of that Insll
tutlon.
Low Fares to Jersey Coast Resorts
Every day during the month of June
and July, the famous Pennsylvania Short
Line from Chicago will sell summer Tour
1st Tickets at one and one-third of the
regular one-way fare, good to return thirty
days from date of sale, to the following
named Jersey coast resorts: Asbury Park,
Atlantic City, Cape May, Belrriar, Long
Branch. Ocean Grove, Point Pleasant, Sea
Girt, Spring Lake, Holly Beach, Wildwood,
Ocean City and Sea Isle City.
Connecting lines are also selling these
tickets over the Pennsylvania Short Line,
and intending tourists should apply to
Passenger and Ticket Agents of connecting
lines for particular information, or call
up or address by telephone, telegraph or
letter,' W. H. Rowland, Traveling Passen
ger Agent, Omaha, Neb.
The Delicious Flavor of
Apollinaris Water
COMBINED WITH ITS PERSISTENT EFFERVESCENCE
And Valuable Digestive Qualities
Accounts for its
Ever Increasing Popularity
Our product and reputation are the
best advertisement we can offer
A. t lUet, lac, 1210-121 Hawara St, Omska
We Continue Our
Special Sale of
Ladies' Oxfords,
Pumps and Ties.
The Celebrated "Milo" Line. Worth $5.00, $4.50,
$4.00 and $3.50. On Sale at
50
In ome lot the siieg sr gomwhat broken, 1o othr thy are
complete. We probably still have YOUR slxe and favorite style
mongst the great variety on tale. v
The choice Includes Oxford. Pumps and Tie In patent
Corona colt; black, brown and gray Puedea; bronze French kid;
Royal vlcl kid In positively the roost stunning atylea and fashion
able shapes of THIS aeason.
THE HOUSE or HIGH MERIT"
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NO. 12 Chicago Nebraska Limited, 6:30 P. M. Diners and
sleepers ready at 6:00 P. M. Dynamo electric lighted;
library observation cars.
NO. G Chicago Limited. Day train, 7:25 A. M. Library
observation cars. rr
NO. 2 Overland Express. Afternoon train for Chicago, 4:20
P. M. In Chicago 7:00 A. M.
NO. 3 Overland Express; Denver and California, 4:10 P. M.
Through Coast sleepers via scenic Colorado, library obser
vation cars. In Denver 7:20 A. M. .
NO. 9 Colorado Limited, 11:50 P. M. Dynamo electric lighted;
library observation cars.
NO. 41 Puget Sound Express, Northern Pacific, at 4:10 P. "M.
Dynamo electric lighted for Seattle, Portland, Spokane, etc.
Only two business days to the Coast.
NO. 43 Great Northern Express, 11:50 P. M., a new train to
Spokane and Seattle through the upper Northwest along a
scenic and attractive way; 6leepers and chair cars ready
at 9:30 P. M. ;
NO. 20 Kansas City Day Express, 9:15 A. M. '
NO. 22 Kansas City Night Express, 10:45 A. M.; train ready
at 9:30 P.M.
NO. 26 ' Afternoon Special for St. Louis and Kansas City.
4:40 P. M. . ,
All classes of high grade equipment; approved dining car
service. Burlington trains have the habit of arriving at terminals
on time. .
Low Eastern Rate. It will pay you to ask about the very low and at
tractive special tnlrty-day summer round trip rates to New York, Boston,
New England, New Jersey and St. Lawrence resorts.
J. B. REYNOLDS,
City Passenger Agent, 1502 Farnam Street.
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MICHIGAN EAST COAST RESORTS
ST. J0SEP B. 80 miles from Chicago by rail, 00 miles by boat. .
WIITCOMB KOTXIi AMD MIMURAI. KPB.IMQS Hotel and bath in connection.
Finest bath house In the world, interior being constructed entirely of sanitary
atructural (la. The water positively cure rheumatism and nervous dleae.
Write for reference and names of people In your neighborhood who have been
cured. Hotel rate $14 per week and up. For fro Illustrated booklet, address
Vincent ar blake. Props.
BENTON HARBOR. 01 miles from Chicago by rail, 62 miles by boat.
SAMTMAsT SFKIBTOI BESOBT 4ft acres of natural woods and prlnsa. Hotel
and cottage, bath and treatment for all curable dl:cus. Modern appllnnce.
skilled attendant. Rate M to $10 per week; special In June and Sept Addre
laatuiuB tprlug Con, pun .
Baltzmaa Motel and Mineral Baths Only hotel In the city with mineral bath In
connection. Hotel unor new management since March 1. Write for free booklet.
Ornfr rrm Bssort, Bluff of lake.p'l. rale June & Sept. Mr.W. Oranger. Mgr.
HARBERT. 70 miles from Chicago by rail. 70 miles by boat an rail.
Birch wood Beach, Cottags resort un plnry wooded bluff of lake. Ad. B. W. 6 liar.
Cottage Kites for Sals un wooded lake shore, H ml. from station. Ad. M. Olavln.
IAKESIDE. 68 miles from Chicago by rail, 81 miles by boat and rail,
ria Bluff Bort Overlooking Lake Michigan. Kates $7 up. C. H. Wilkinson, proj,.'
Bacb Xotsl, Brick, wide verandas, mod. conveniences, I A to f 10 wk. E.E.Creohegau.
UNION PIER. 66 niilrs from Chicago by rail. 83 mile by boat and rail.
Oak Orov Btacb. HotsL on wooded bluff of lake Michigan. C'ha. K. Hk, jr.. Mgr.
On Lake MUhlaan and Oallsn River.
"reah fruit, vegetable, etc. Fishing, hathing. boating, etc. Be
side tO-room hotel, ar numerous boarding bouses and cottages. Xsew Buffalo
improvement Club, Box ti.
BPSCXA& TEATUBE TCLEOTBIO BAIL WAT BIDS on modern fnterurban ear
la mile along the tt. Joe Hiver, pant Tabor Farm. ZX.TXB BKACH AMUH
atEBT TABaf at lit. Joseph, on the. best bathing beach in tha Weal.
The resort Haled above are of high cla and their claim ar dependable.
All are situated on the shoie of Lake Michigan, which otftra an unaurpataad
bathing beacn inrougnoui mi. uimv-
is
A'., Diff.i1i mile fiom Chicago.
KCtw LiUliHU. Fi
PERE MARQUETTE
WEEK BBS BATES TO AZ.X
EAST COAST rOIBTB
tha direct rail route to all of the H-
corls of tha Michigan East 'oaat. Trains
from t hlcago as follows: Ually, T 4U a.
in ; Week Day. 12:00 noon; Friday and
Saturday (on and after June 11). 12:30 p.
in.: Saturday on and after Jun 27,
1:80 p. m.; Week Day, 4:40 p. tn.
Aak City Ticket Office.. 20 8. Clark gt.,
for particular. 1'hune Harrison 47JJ.
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Ruptur of men, woman snd chlldraa can ba cured in a fw day without 4 surgical
operation, loss of time or patn. Tha coal la governed by Ui sls of tha ruptured open
ing to bs clused. Tha money may be deposited In sola uiiulu Bank In the nanu- t,l
the patient or guardian, not to be paid until the cur Is completed. Thousands of
ruptured people have accepted these terms during the past la yeaia and ail are com.
pletely satisfied. Writs or call for further Information. Da, TBAMK M. WBAsV
SOS Bs BoUdlaar. Omaaa.
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