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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 3, 1909.
RAISING YOUR STACK OF YEARS
Doctor Offers Imt 9nirKalna oa
Atrvtrhlna; the LenaMh
f I I f.
A Nw Tork doctor has several surces
tlons to offer for ths promotion of long
evity In an article, on "The Human Body
Viewed aa Machine,' which appears In
the New Tork MedloaJ Journal.
"It U aid that a aura war to prolong
one's life la to contract an Incurable dis
ease." he says. There la a term of truth
In this Jest, for It has been observed that
a person affected with ana of the diseases
ommonly believed to be Incurable Is so
concerned for his safety that he follows
Without hesitation the strict rules of health,
and thus unexpectedly prolongs bis life.
It Is fair to Infer from this that If ons
In good health will observe voluntarily tiie
restrictions which hs Involuntarily submits
to, through fear of being untimely out off,
he will be almost sure to achieve extreme
longevity.
"The average duration of human life Is
aald to be lengthening. Methods of still
further prolonging tt may perhaps be sug
gested by viewing the body aa an Ingenious
piece of mechanism mora or leas under our
control. The body and the machine con
sume material known respectively aa food
and fuel. The fuel used must be that which
produces the most power with the least
wear and tear, but there la do vary strict
rule In regard to food.
"A. competent continuous diet might In
clude starchy vegetables, fat meat, bread
and other oereals, milk, plain cake or pud
ding, fruit, and the customary liquids. Such
food should carry one a long way toward
the desired goal of a lata and happy old
age. Striking a Just balance, the vain de
lights of extravagant variety may be set
over against recurring bilious attacks, dys
pepsia, abnormal introspection, ill temper,
a blighted complexion, rheumatism, and
other complaints due, In part at least, to
the dietetic follies of mankind
"Fuel is prepared fur the angina with the
greatest care. It la broken up and screened
till the slxe of Its particles la adopted to
the wants of the machine. It the same
attention were paid to the preparation, of
food there would be less trouble from the
early decay and loss of teeth.
"It were almost a sacrilege to try to dis
credit the family table. In a well ordered
household, where the day's routine is con
trolled by the conventional succession of
meals, it would be impossible to serve
mora than the customary three or four
dally meals at the family table. It may,
however, be fairly questioned whether the
prevailing routine providaa accurately for
the gross wants of the body. It la related
that the dining room was wanting In the
home of a certain family whose members
were In the habit of satisfying their ap
petites by occasional visits to the pantry
stored with cooked viands and furnished
with appliances for warming food.
"In place of this Bohemian scheme, it
may be suggested that the faat which
goes with sleep be broken at the hour of
waking by a small repast prearranged In
anticipation of the format breakfast. An
other slight repast may Intervene between
breakfast and luncheon. The afternoon
hours muy be Interrupted In a similar man.
ner without Interfering with dlnnet, which
In turn should not forestall a supper before
retiring. Finally, If sleep Is unduly broken
It may be Invited to return by levying on
the food provided for the hour of waking,
"The frequency of these meals would
prevent any one of them from exceeding
the bounds of moderation, and the day
would end without the uncomfortable sen
sations which so often precede and follow
customary Ingestion, The extra meals here
suggested would not, aa a rule, be eaten
at home. Soma of them. If desired, may
be made very formal and elaborate, but
many are likely to be Informal and eaten
from the hand and standing, Good food
and sufficient variety may be found In the
dinner pall, a bottle of milk may be left
at the door of the office, crackers and
cheese may be uncovered la the offlo
desk, a sandwich may ba extracted from a
coat pocket, luncheon may ba ordered In
a tray, a visit may be made to a dairy, or
fruit and nuts may ba purchased from a
convenient vender.
"In the uncertain future tabloid food may
cease to be a cause of merriment.
any day of the corn palace since the day
of Its inception was broken. Taft day laet
year held the record at ll.00. but Wednes
day the topnotch was reached when the re
ceipts for the afternoon and evening
amounted to tUM, There were over I.0UO
people In the building In the afternoon and
half that number in the evening. There Is
no question but what the corn palace will
pay out.
CoeteermlaeT Blakbev.
"This talk about whale blubber," said
the newapaper man. "reminds me that It
Unt nearly as unpalatable as the unhappy
sound of the name would Indicate. I have
eaten It In compnnr with Anthony Flala,
an Arctic explorer with st least one lot
ship to his credit, an1 I seemed to get It
down with aa little effort as he did.
"Blubber has an oily taste, but not
enough to make the stuff repulsive. It la
a Hon. fatty matter, and with the ther
mometer hiding below sero It oan't be hard
to swaUow even In the largest doae. I
have eaten whale meat. too. and have no
hankering for It. It Is of rubber shoe con-
leteney and about as nutritious as a rasor
strop. But blubber Isn't half bad. Cleve
land Plain Dealer.
Quick Action tor Tour Money Tow get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
Cora Palaco Show Pars Oat.
SIOUX FALLS. S. D Oct. 1. (Spa
in counting up the receipts at the corn
palace for Wedneeday It was ascertained
that the record for the largest receipts for
HOTELS,
SNAPP'S HOTEL
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Bttictly Modern, Cuisine Unexcelled, Ser
vice Ideal. Up-to-date In all Appointments.
Hot and cold water in every room.
All Rooms Equipped with Local and
Long Distance Telephones. 100 Rooms
Mostly with Bath. Every Room an Out
side Room. All of Generous alio.
Za The Heart of The City.
Broad and Bpaoious Terandss.
S. E. and J. W. SNAPP,
Proprietors.
to
Majestic
Gift
Week
Beginning Monday, Oct,
nth, and ending Saturday,
Oct. 16th is the Majestio
Gift "Week. Every day of that week we will have special rep
resentatives from the Majestio factory in our store to show
you the merits of the.
Groat Majestic Range
the only range In the world mado of genuine CHARCOAL WROUGHT
IRON AND MALLEAIVLE IRON. Not an ounce of cast Iron or cheap
Bessemer steel used In Its make up. Lasts three time aa Ions as a
ateel range. Each day during: the week we show a range In actual uae,
baking tempting biscuits In three minutes and serving free with prime
coffee to all visitors. With each range gold during this demonstration
week the Majestio factory will give
Absolutely Free
a set of kitchen ware worth eight dollars. The range will not cost you
a penny more. Tou get this valuable ware absolutely free. Order your
range daring Gift week, make a small payment and have It delivered
when ready, thus securing the gift. Remember the date, Monday,
October 11th.
John llussie Hardware Co.
2407-09 Cuming St. 'If you buy it of Hussie it's right."
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It Will Pay You to Read the Last Lines
During Ak-Sar-Ben Week
We Invite you to our store, wtilch Is full of choice articles, In the
following lines:
DIAMONDS CLOCKS
WATCHES BRASS GOODS
CUT GLASS UMBRELLAS
SILVERWARE CHINA
STATIONERY LEATHER GOODS
SCARF PINS RINGS
SOLID GOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY
Watch for Bargains on Sale
In our Douglas street windows, new ones added dally.
MAWHINNEY RYAN CO.
FIFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS STREETS
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BRANDEIO STORES
Special Demonstration and Sale
FAMOUS
La Vida Corsets
ALL THIS WEEK
"VYe invite the women of
Omaha, who desire to improve
or retain their figure, to attend
this special demonstration. ,
MISS M. E. NOLAN, Special
Representative for the Makers
Will . Be in Attendance.
La Vida Corsets conform to
the figure without the least dis
comfort. Special models for
figures that vary from the
ordinary.
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CANVASSING
GRAFTERS
The farmers of Miami county, Kan
sas, hare organised to rid themselves
of the canvasser.
What aroused the farmers was a
bunch of sheet iron range canvassing
fakers flim-flamming a lot of them on
$35 ranges at $76. There were four
things that made up the combination
that canght the farmers' wives. One
was the flashy nickel and polish on the
range. Another was the canvasser al
lowing $10 to $15 for the old worn
out stoves and the fourth, the can
vasser paying every fanner's wife $6
commission on every range she helped
sell. The canvasser received $10 com
mission from the firm he represented
for every range be sold. The canvas
ser's commission with the IS paid to
women who helped him, with the $10
to $15 paid for old stoves was all
tacked onto the price of the new range.
The same scheme is now being
worked here In Omaha, on the house
wives. The Intelligent portion soon
catch onto the swindle and fire their
ranges, but the other portion keep and
pay for theirs under the Impression
that they are alright simply because
the canvassing faker says they are and
because they pay two prices for them
and because they bake. They do not
stop to think that no reliable dealer
will sell a $15 cook stove that will not
bake. It the women who keep and pay
for their ranges would look up the
reputation of them snd find out what
they are made of and what they can
be bought for outside of Omaha they
would be as indignant as the farmers
of Miami county, Kansas. They would
run every canvasser off their premises
with a hot teakettle.
In the federal courts In Council
Bluffs, next December, will be tried a
bunch of canvassing fakers for swin
dling wealthy suckers out of from
$3,000 to $100,000 on bogus races,
prize fights and wrestling matches and
may go to the penitentiary for it. Had
they peddled bogus ranges they would
have made money Just as fast and kept
out 6f the penitentiary, too, because
suckers are so plentiful and are so
easy.
If the women of Omaha would go
to the old established dealers and in
spect a reliable range at much less than
the canvasser asks and then compare
the two she would promptly choose the
dealers' stove.
THE STOETZEL STOVE CO.,
714 South Sixteenth
TO
(ansas City
AND RETURN
Tickets on
sale Oct. 4
to 8. Good
to return
Oct. 11.
On sale Union Station and
Ticket Office, 1423 Farnam
street.
THOS. F. GODFREY,
Pass and Ticket Agt.
7 Oil want clothes that look aristocratic; that belong in good surroundings:
" that have a quality and style that will make you feel more like success
than ever. You want clothes like that? You can easily supply your wants at
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You'll find that our new
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Hart, Schaffner & Mai
Pine Suits and Overcoats will meet exactly tho
requirements; they're nil wool always; they're no
higher priced than best quality ought to be; tht
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economy in wearing tmch clothes for they're best
in style and quality at the price and worth much
mnrn tVinn (Viavfr frat V PQTI fit a n vVir1 V.
Fancy weaves, blue serges, fine colors and
patterns.
mJ Suits S1&T50 to S35
O'Coats $15 to $35
n&SZlaUilLm Many other splendid values at $7.50 up-
DON'T
FORGET
Try G-a&YDEffl'S First
IT
PAYS
SLIPPERS
Our line of Dress Sllpners Is
nothing short of a beauty show.
We have the prettiest creations
In Dainty Dress Slippers and
Pumps that we have ever offered
our trade.
Patent Kid Orientals
Patent Kid Colonials
Black Castor Colonials
Tan Ooze Sailor Ties!
8 Pink Kid Pumps . I
I White Kid Sailor Ties!
i Black Castor Ttieo. Ties B
I Strap Slippers ,n ,H st,es
I FRY SHOE CO., I
B THE BHOERS
1 16th and Douglas Sts.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
CLAJtlTB CBTTZSa of the "CUETEXiAJrO"
18,000 tons, brand nsw j.
HOUtlD THE WORLU
Safety, comfort, ONI STIATE for tns
XMTraS CKUI8E Maximum OonTsnlanos
With slsvator, grill room, ymnaalum,
dsok, swimming; pool.
OM HIW TOBK, OCTOBER 16, 10
Btmxlr (our month!, cowing only f.600 and up. In-
ludini all necrr Pn: prlncolr trYllns
la b<nr ollmalu. ttiuaruininema. Ucturen, card
prtu. and ch&pronag tor Udlaa.
SPECIAL FEATURES : Madslra, EgTPt,
India, Ceylon, Burma, Java, Bornso, PUU
lpplnas, OMna, Japan. An unusual elianos
to visit unusually sttraotlvs plaoes.
C&ABX'I 13TK AKKUiL CKTJISE
sm ' 0 to April 19 tna
TO THE ORIEIjf
By . Grosser Xarfasrst
SeTnl-thrM day. Including twenty-four in
MrPt Hoi L""J (wild aid trip to
Kuartuuui) costing only $4uo.OO anil up. Including
hora axcuralolia. Special fattturaa: Madalrm, Cadli,
Bavtlle. Alglara. Malta, (onatanttlnopla, Athena,
Roma, the Klvlara. ate. Tlckvta good to atop over
la buropo. to incluaa paaslon play, etc.
KHANK C. CUAHK. Tliuta Bldg., Now York.
W. K. BOCK, U2i Farnam St., Oiukbl, Nab.
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"'- 1 an an in M, in Miimiir
BAILEY &. MACH
DENTISTS
Best equipped dental office In the middle west.
Highest grade dentistry at reasonable prices.
Porcelain fillings, just like the tooth. All Instru
ments carefully sterilized after each patient.
THIRD FLOOH 1'AXTON UliOCK
Cor 16th and Farnam Sts.
Quality Is Our Guide
UPnii(T!f!iimnrBj
PMAHA.NEB. p
PLEASES THE MOST CRITICAL
At all grocers
uruim kaxxiNo com ant. omaha.
DAINTY SLIPPERS
FOR
AK-SAR-BEN
BALL
TOWIISITE OPENING
New town of TWO BUTTES. Colorado, will
be opened Ootober 22, 1900. Priority of selec
tion determined by drawing. Town sur
rounded by 23.600 acres of Irrigated Carey
Act and State lands, besides vast area of
finest grazing; land In Colorado. Ground
floor opportunity for every kind retail mer
cantile business. Full information on ap
plication. The Two Duttes
Irrigation & Reservoir Co.,
Lamar, Colorado.
We are prepared as never
before to supply your wants
In ball slippers Every lady
In Omaha will find a pair to
fit her feet As for dress
slippers, we always lead the
van In this city.
Today we are ready with
all of the prevailing styles In
this footwear. All Bhapes and
colors to match costumes.
This season we are showing
a full line of satins, which
have become very popular for
fall slippers colors black,
bronze, beaded and plain, In
the different shapes and
styles in the large and com
plete stock of fancy slippers
we are showing this season.
Prices range from
$2.5IS7.00
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam Street
Tlie Bee Trie Best iir Sinls
HEALTH, HAFFINESS, LONG LIFE, PROSPERITY
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Orange, FQ. Early Strawberry, Winter Vegetable Land In Ten Acre Tracts
TERMS: 320.00 CASH. BALANCE $15.00 MONTHLY FOR 32 MONTHS
THE LOCATION IS LDKAIj
These lands are situated in the coast country between Hous
ton and Ualvetiton within a net work of four railroads On these
railroads are fourteen passenger and express trains each way
every day. Houston Is within easy driving distance, and Harris
county has good shell roads in every direction to the county
lines. Galveston Is but thirty miles away.
Situated thus close to thee cities, within reach of the very
best home markets, with railroad and water facilities for reaching
northern markets, and in the most rapidly developing part of
Texas today, these lands offer exceptional advantages to the home
builder and the investor.
An interurban Hue Is now building between Houston and
Galveston, running a few miles east of these lands. In due time,
as the country is filled with people and made Into small farms,
this entire district will be aocetisible by trolley lines. Houston
Galveston and the intervening country will one day become almost
one city, the richest city-suburban area In the Tutted Htate.
Ol lt COMPANY WHAT WK'VE DONE
Within the last few years we have colonised several Immense
tracts In the Gulf Coast Country of Texas. We have handled on
special trains thousands of land seekers and prospectors. We
have sold farm tracts to a large per cent of them, and all, who
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have come, whether buyers or not, have been more than pleased
with what they have seen.
We find the number of small Investors constantly increasing,
and a growing demand for small tracts on easy terms for homes.
To meet this demand and to furnish choice small tracts on
easy terms, for homes or for Investment, we have purchased about
30,000 acres of land between Houston and Galveston, have cut
this Into ten acre tracts, and now offer It for sale.
HOISTON 'THE CHICAGO OP THE SOUTH."
Nearness to Houston adds greatly to the value of such lands
as these. Property In or near a rapidly growing large city always
Increases In value most rapidly. Houston Is growing. In 1880
Us population was 16. MS; In 1890. 27.557; In 1900, 44,633;
today the school census shows 19,200 children, and this means
about 100,000 people. This rapid-growth will continue for there
Is a substantial basis for it.
The city Is spending a quarter million dollars building docks
and wharves for ocean going traffic on the ship channel, which
will be made 15 feet In depth. Building operations for the year
represent an expenditure of 6,000,000. Houston is the center
of the lumber, the oil and rice Industry of the Southwest. It Is
the largest cotton market In the world.
It is the greatest railroad center of the Southwest, with 14
trunk lines and more than 100 passenger trains dally, lu the
suburbs of Houston, between these lands and the city, is building
the Rice Institute, the richest institution of higher. education In
the South, with an endowment of 110,000,000.
Investments In lands near Houston, especially between Hous
ton and Galveston, are bound to Increase in value rapidly. The
past few years have seen very great advances, acd property of
all kinds will continue to grow in value. -
OKANGE AX1) FIG OltCHAKIW. ,
In this Houston district are located the oldest commercial fij
and orange orchards in Texas in fact, these orchards almost
adjoin our lands. We will be glad to show you through Mr.
Stout's orchard. It covers six and a half acres. It's six years
old. It has about four thousand dollars worth of oranges now
ripening on the trees. And orange trees don't get their fultgrowth
till they're twelve.
ELDKUIW PEOPLE LIVE I.OXGEIt.
And enjoy much better health In the splendid climate of the
Gulf Coast Country. The reason for this 1b found in the famous
gulf breeze. It cools the summers and warms the winters, giving
the country a mild and evtn climate. No sudden changes to jar
the human machinery. The severe northern winters are respon
sible for taking off many old people before their rightful time.
A MAGAZINE FHEE,
To those Interested In our proposition. If you desire further
information, tear out the attached coupon, sign it and mail it.
We'll send you a copy of the Houston Magazine souuieru
Orchards and Homes" together with literature and maps por?
tainlng to Suburban Gardens. IK YOU WANT SPECIAL.
INFORMATION, Write us.
stna
IP YOU'RE COMING TO HOUSTON f
Write our nearest office. We'll tell you how to f Allison
make the trip In our private cars in such a way f Hlchey Gulf
as to enable you to see the most for the least f Coast Hoinn
money. Thirty dollars will buy you a round f ro nui,,,n
Texus.
trlD ticket. Fifteen dollars will pay all
the balance of the expense. We have
lands at all price throughout tlie
Coast Country.
Gentlemen
I am interested. Send
literature.
ALLISON-RICHEY GULF COAST HOIVIE COMPANY
Houston Texas, Mason Block.
Kansas City. Mo., Union Depot.
Name
Address .
St. Louis, Mo., Wain w right Building.
