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Half Minute Store Talk
"I am prettv I eid to int and you -e prrtr Im,v
. I thin 1
nntil M-'ndaj." .ild a mm S,t'.i: In v ' om kin. I oi" i ,m n i i-M i
orth .ul;ri for" Miarr. rat a h"nt mir rloih'S ni-l on 11 tnn .
il fts tntt t 'iv. - no oners weii to eer Mti'f ' l-'m i h i i ' r. 'I -.
mm in M"ndiv and dt-'iareit hlme f ill tepaM for nnit ik
MATTRESS
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COLUMBIAN
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KADb MARK
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Columbian Features
Cnfortunately th tnslle of a ma'
traae la conceaie.l toy the ti. a. !f
It war rot there would bp few mat
Ireaeae used rarest tha Column' to.
Tin eight light, spring- ro!i;inti.n1
iawt comprMil evenly srl ,.;nl
we In the tick are tu ".vc -is. -.a
features that make the i oi imr. s n
tnertree the most oomf'jrtahle 1
alee lnanelng bed la tbe wond. 1 h.
Columbian 1 ilt nut stuffed. U
Aaats a life-time
Hir murps n sor" ' rm' he
eauee the hair is t-i; red It. a one '-nd
nil inon shifts and gevs "'it of n:.;f.
so that It must l e-t r-ly t-"omh-1
end remade, wr'rn Is bom no cr.. v
ence and expense. T-o- wonderm:
eheeted Columbian fnting and met nod
af building uo ivr H
ging and lumnlns Imp"
Columbian is germ pro
Br""f and molrire l.rn
clean, iieai-n..
Ijle. Til
vermin
It 's
conxfortahle. nh-"-
liitely dun' pronf and will never mat
or park or requlr". r'msklnf It H
trie muttreea f r you If you ai pr
IUU theae qua:UM.
-fr.tnVrnt j
TRADa. MARK
Outside
Columbian Foatures
Puilt with the dntlet cre. ht ;
hand-laid Columbian is the moit 1
ehaprlr. ernlj aoft and enduring
e'.tic mattrefs ever made Thn
hich-r'.a.s coverings are made up
niih !iii.-n mathematli-al arcurary '
thar the patterns or atripes ara ,
matriipd both top and bottom,
hil the duplifate each oth-
ir. Th tiiftina is absolutely uni
form no to llta:;re, depth and
lii:liiiif. Th mattrea Is In fart '
the only mattress that Is consld
err il Just right. Kverything about
it is different, better and mora
f.iial)le to a!I peo;.'.a of lutein - ,
peni'e anl refinemnt, and the prfca
is most, reasonable..
Columbian Brand. Gold Label Felt Mattresses Are Made in Five Grades as Follows:
Competition
S8.50 to $10.00
Daisy
$0.50 to 912.00
F&skicn
511.00 to $12.50
Queen
$12.00 to $14.00
Snowflake
$15.00 to $18.00
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1 V. .Vt i-:W;
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7 r r iifit. 1
Threatening
VVeather
Suggests Raincoats
Petter ioiue hi lotl.i jh.i ii.'..uo
jourseif tor the Kaiuv L'as muo i i to;i.f.
ae many, many (OHt.s to th- tt our ,, .
tioular neves. It wouldn't be iwluih.
a bit to ay our niaguifli't-ut ini-.-iinniu',.!
ctioii loniain. twn.f as ujauy oi l ie .j
useful t'oats as any similar department in
t'niaha. Kvery imaginablt? tnUir. 1'l.im
tles and th uew ionertible i-ollar -You'll
like the prices as uct at) tbe coals.
New Slip-On Coats
Wt introdured tlieso now oats tu
Dmaha nun. and our lino U unit a -morn
complete than what you'll e about towu
$5.00 to $25.00
Top Coats for Dr.-wy M4.V1
We introduced tbio new iuai to Oiaaha
fho inii itiat it will well repay in
them. Seems lik' we'n a -r.t fur
every possible custom-r.
$10.00 and up
Some Information About Columbian Brand Felt Mattresses.
t,t,. .11 ,o.idered. there is .lavs a -besf to eyeryth.nK. In mattres.es. to be purchased by people In the city he -hraf means rolumbian Brand
KTa.t.le white mttnn felt always
proved and best modem machinery erer invented for the purpose.
bouynnt layers) and Is in
ek for the
as for the pl
folumbian felt Is made from the finest loug cotton fibres, which hare been gametted or "felted" into layers by the latest ini-
By this procesa all dust, germs, etc., are removed, and the cotton is transformed into strung,
every way the very choicest material that can pofcaibly be ued in a mattreaa.
1
What Your Money Buys
Tha pH-s of each mattress Is governed by tha a nount of felt used and the length of the cotton Hhreg
contained In earn laver of felt. All (trader win be made in either plain sfr'pe or fanry art tlcktna.
'ompetltlon and Pnlsv grade made wttl ImperKl roll edg's. All otji.r crades with Imperial French
edaea of finest daian. Every Columbian mattre.s Is auaranteed not only for two or three months
but for years. Any failure of a Columbian Felt Mattress to rtv- errellent results may ba reported to
the 'factory at any time and the trouble will be adjusted carefully and promptly.
When you buy a mattress, last pay for the mattress. Buy a Columbian.
10 to 50 Lower Than Other Makes
We do not claim to be the only manufacturers able to produce prfrt flt mattresse,. b.it we dn
claim and know for certain that It Is tmpoestbie to produce better quality than Columbian Brand, and
we can aav conscientiously that although we market our goods at prices 1 to fio per cent lower than
the custrmnry figures, our records show a fair margin of profit. Why then Is It not reasonable to
be'leva that In sa than five years we will supply 75 per cent of the western trade with Columbian
brand Matfr-sse,. All Columbian felt Is non-absorbent and If at any time the mattress becomes aoiled
It may readily be cleaned without injury by the use of a little soap and water.
utih:vp:
FOR SALE BY nearly all furniture stores in Omaha and South Omaha and KeVer-Farnsuorth Furniture Co., in Council Bluffs.
OmnisiIhiSL OcBdiolfiinio
Wholesale only-we do not Retail. Established 1895.
Co
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Sole Manufacturers
.a.e m i
"ajf-
MANY WANT GOOD PLACES!
property of the state under the pro-
nn of the physical valuation law
enacted last winter has filed a repurt w.th
the. Stat Railway commission eovering a
Iwentj Applications On File for ! Prlo,l fr,-m L'ecemher to April. The report
t i t j i Vj stjowa that fine f the iia;lrm4e have 'filed
KITSICAL VALTTATI0K REPORT
R. C. Hard Makea showing; of Som of
nark none t'adrr ew
ul the Last Legislator.
j complete statements as required and four
more have made partial reports, in ad
; dition to thesn reports n!nety-s.x plana of
structure htve been received which with
, the number reported previous makes a total
were before the railway commission today
discussing a move looking to forcing the
Missouri Pacific railroad to make a con
nection with 1 1 a Industry tracks. T'nder the
present arrangements, the Missouri Pacific
sets ears out on a side track near' the lee
house at the aids of the town and It Is
Impossible for the dealers in Ralston to
conveniently load their wares. It was fin
ally decided to appeal the case to the
Interstate Commerce commission, as that
of 443. Construction prof'ies of SS3 miles , bodv ha luriadiction. Ralston was repre
have been received making a total of 1.5!'6 I sented before the commission by James H.
'.V
i m'les of roadway, including terminals, have
i been received.
1 There h.is been lnpected 1.127 miles of
tr"rom a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, April 4.-1 Special. i-Si far
"twenty applications have been file.l for
places aa princlpa'a of the three normal
' achools Peru, Chadron and Wavne. The
' Chadron school is yet to be constructed
I and the Wsyna school will not be conducted
by tha slat unUl au appropriation for Its
maintenance has been made by the legisla
ture. It la possible, however, that the com
mlttee on teachers will maku Its recom
mendations to the State Normal board at
Ita next meeting. April 12. This committee
la composed of Plshop, chairman; Shell
horn and McDonald. v
' J. A. Beattle of Lincoln. V. S. Conn of
Columbia and William R. Jackson of Cni
. veratty Place have applied for the position
of head of the school at Wayne, while
I). ;W Hayes of Alliance, a former mem
ber of tha State Normal board, and .s. R.
Martia of Si. Taul have applied for the
plaee at Chadron. Inasmuch aa Prof. Hayes
of Alliance has served on the State Norma:
board with the present membership, having
been succeeded recently by Mr. Tooiey of
Cueter county, appointed by riovernor
ehallenberger, It Is a good gueaa to say
ha will be selected for tha Chadron school.
Tha other applicants did not signify their
choice of achools.
Following la a list of those who have
filed their names:
J. A. Beattie. A. M, T.L V. Lincoln
President R. H. Blouie FlagHtaff. Am :
feaa A. E. Burnett, Fayetrn, la ; ITem
ijent J. W. Campbell. Weaiherford. i iki
(Superintendent I". 8. Conn. Columbus Net. '
Jonn Oa-ar Cragsr. Lebanon. O; Pn.f"
X i Oentle. Plateville. Wis ; Prot
P- i Hawthorne. Lincoln; Superintendent
C Alliance. Neb.; Jiiu, T
Hopse. Chicaro; prnf William R. Jacason
tnlveralty Placa. Neb.; Superini-ndent s
R. Martin, et. Paul. Neb.. Prof. li
Moora. Balam. Maaa.; Prof. W. p. Morgani
Lhieago: Mnperintendent K. T Holt I i
hnque. la.; Suiertntiidejit c. 11. K o-n-nn
Cortland. N. V.; Prof. Harrr 11 Shuf-r'
Pittsburg. Pa.; Andrew Thomss Smith
Mansfield. Pa.; Prof. w. v Tiomas
f-ortngflald. Mo.; Prof. Herbert I.. Wlltou't'
- Laia Anltnaa, Colo.
Thera are letters of commendatlnn on t:lr
tor Preaident J. W. Pinsmore of B..re.
Xy.. but no formal application. J. w.
Oembie of Platiamouth alao made persona)
aepllcatton, but ha no papers on file
It C. Hunt, chief engineer In charge of
Bia work of placing a value upon the ta.,-
roadway, which added to that reported
previously makes a total of 2.707 miles, in
cluding flveia rgs terminals. Sixteen
me.-hanical plants have been investigated,
cover ng about 90 per cent of this class of
property In the state. Special Inspection
has been made of th principal and larger
building leratsd at fourteen different points
in addition to the standnrd structures or
curing In the total milcaee of roadway
covered.
Rleht.-of-jr has been investigated to thn!
extent of l,!Ui2 ml'es locateil in forty-two
of the more Important towns and cities o?
the state. The mileage when taken with
the 1'70, previously reported, make a total
of 3.4, mile Investigated.
The total expenses to il.Ce, according to
the report has been HI.'CS 01. out of an ap
propriation of liO.onn.
Meet Increase too Per lent.
Land Commissioner Coles has compiled
la tahle showing T hat the s'at. pad for
: provisions for the stats Institutions ir a
period of ten years. The comparison shows
that meata have increamd in that tim
pm per cfnt. while dry goods and groceries
have Increased about 3 per cent. As ail
the meat used In the mate Institutions s 1
of Nebraska production the increase h.is j
been to the h-nefit of the cattle raisen '
and farmers of the state. Practically no ;
increase Is noted in groceries according j
to th compilation since lfifl7. j
fieta Off n YVrtina; Fool.
At the bote's yestenlav many fave'lng
men expressed their d sapprova' of tri
statement published hv Mavnr l.m . to'
the effort that a f.-w traveilng men are
telling it around the s'ate that rhit lupi-ir i
csn he secured in Lincoln as easily no v.
ss when thi're Wfre sloors In the town
The u.iyor rarg-d thai these in-n n.Te,
vid-ntly in the pay of th bi-nvrHl. Tre
traveling men who wrre dli-M'ng tivl
r.'aiter insisted that the ma) or - h. h-f- r '
Biven the names of tne trave''n;: rien if
he knew th-vn nn.J not have pjt the :
tire prnfs.-ion under st:pir on. Mary fax
e'lng men mak- their noire ia I. n.-o n and 1
these esiieciailv were ii;d.gra:tt Rt tSyf
H gne.l aiat-rrent and expree'd t ,! rr.. . ix e
n xlaorous lant:age at th- attack of ihi-
Adams. C. A. Ralston and Arthur Chase.
Special Paaseaarer Order.
The Northwestern has been given per
mission to keep passengers off of freight ,
trains Xoa. l and 62. between Stanton and
Nickerson and Fremont and Scrlbner. The I
railroad put the order into effect without 1
securing permission from the commission :
and objections was made by J. M. Guild, i
As Mr. ?uild failed to show up anil defend i
his protest, the commission after listening
to arguments from the Northwestern of
ficials made the order official.
Marshal loin Drag Store.
P1.ATTSMOITH. Neb.. April 4. -i Special
Telegram. The drug store of Coring and
company, in this city, which has been
run by Henry R. tiering, was closed to
day by Deputy 1'nlted States Marshal Kn
sel of Lincoln, to satisfy a judgement in :
the federal court against Mathew and I
Henry tiering, for the sum of 3.t.2f) and
Interest about t'VK
of tha pioneer settlers of this section, was
stricken with paralys(. on Saturday
evening and la lyingt dangerously HI at his '
home south of thia city. Or. mg to his ex
treme age fears ar entertaiird for hi
recovery. He came ''to this clt- In 1 .'. ,
and seft'ed orr'th farm v tie re h row ,
lies r?Bngerousi,Ji "and has" since made ,
it his home. .... I
fiRAN'P ISLAND That railroad fare In
Nebraska Is cheap la the firm cjnvtotinn
today of M. Y. Harrtiig. W. L. Davl., j
Robert. Rohn and Hal Jarvis. who on Fri
day morning, undertook to walk to Hast
ings, to the Central Nebraska High school
oiaforical contest and yesterday "'hooTed'
It back again, covering on the round tr p .
a distani'e of about fifty miles. The fast i
of the primi ave In trnnspt.rtation thus I
secured. Is going to "do" fot uuite a '.iitl; '
while. i
hOLDRKGE-Humphrey .'ones. nn of
the proprietors of the Cltiren has returned
after an extended stay in Routt countv.
.'oloradi. He will remain, here for a xxeeK .
or more before resuming his work "ut
xvest. Mr. Jones Is emptoxed hy tha gov
ernment land department and is Investigat
ing land frauds, wb'eh have developed ex
tensively In that slate in the lai xear
Previous to his coming to this citv he tva.
In the same line of wotk. While her Mr.
Jonei. will probabiy d-spose of his interest
in the newspaper and mak preparations
to move h's famllx- to Steamboat Springs,
where he has made his headquarters fm
some time.
At the Theaters
ting and staging, as we I
Mr. .Morrison's n i hum ..r
th till- role is a a altogether admirable,
fharacterlzatiun. He ..-nds acres, lh- fot
l.ghts the fi,ll-ia,l-n siorx of the emotional.
experi nee of an indlx idual a hose personal-
ity ia completely subsututed for thai of the '
actor's own.
,W1 n,.p won,c f,p ..,
a t'orotny .-xcison. for whose
plight the most fl,niiaiii w .11 i
Miss Valentine is in the ingenue role a-,
plaxlng it with a liigli degree of chain,
Mr. Dudley pla;. s opposite h-r ss Saumler,
and the ttxo crejt.. much high coimd,
Mr. In graham lias a double role. He Is th
storming coach in the second act and th
untutored Indian of th last act who sum
mons Stroiigheart to his, own people. In
each the actor Is exci licnt. Mention sluuld
aiaJ be mud's of Ilalph Ma:h s plax ing of
the laid out half back in the. second act in
which ho di picts genuine frenxy of desire
for victory. Ervllle Ande-son is six ng
meritorious Thorn and Mr. Briggs . )M.
finitely better thin as a stagey l; ack
Michael of la.U week. Mr. Campbell has
; contrived handsomj settings thruushout.
Ishmsel" at the Krnar.
When Mrs. K. It. K. N. Southworth for.
, mulaled the plot of Islimael" h in
i eluded most of the possible dramatic situ
ations. When Grac? Hayward dramatized
it i-he did not overlook one. The maierji,:
for about three melo-dramas is the-e. Th '
plot tea. lies a remarkably Heavy con
sistency before the first scene Is over, r.--
Iiappy
FOUNDLING LEFT PARKHUR3T
Hnhy Itm One tli.x l)'l i: o ' l.il Into
Hnsruii-ni Ifniiij nt
Hi 1 1 u: .
NKW Y "io. I . : !. r it
a day old ;. ii-. ... . .; ,i i , , , . . ,,
pr rser 1 ei ton !
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The lair U-M at iae "" quiraiB of course, a whole flock of
Elsie Jama and company in "The 'lr I ever afterwards" in the last act
Co-Krt." a musical comedy in lime aci. j , .,
book and lynca by George Ade, music by J R ' Knmr and the company ,, i
Gustav Ludeis, siaaed by t red u. , in the production of the pi-ce bears uij j
Latnam; un.ter direction of Chat lea Dil- j n,anfui)v undei the stress of the P. I
liiigiiam. The cast: , ,. . , le c.ei-;
Day Uickeraon. ai.i.oH a aei.ior last.ng tense tragedy of the I nc .;
Annui- oiaaiurd "Isiimnel" Is calmly and ta.iely lielixei ,j '
Wellington Iteed, '.a. an oia i'o j and withal is rather interestin-4 The . . , '
c-dury Jarvia : . . ,, . IB lJ''
Josepnus cadwallader. p.uiebsor Oi p.j- j " been we" il,"",n and the general tone ;
ciiuiug tdgar Haiatead of the production la good. The very llttla .
Ernest urub, a scnoiarsnip siar tnat saxors of humor is conservathe T.,- i
, ri. L'aid I odd , '
Freudia Cai-ringioa. a society a.ar P' "UJ'U m urller 11 ln" development of
an athieuc star.
.Gi.tiert Dojalaii i the plot cjuid he kept from becoming su
j obvious. There a degree of contentment
Dob Chester,
... . . James Re.a.ix y I .
Captain PeacocK. a military a.ar ' knowing that the villain is ana: t:.v t be
. .i-iai ry x oun : nr.nueu nis aeserts. out it Is not thi iiling
Iia.iy uYV Viss, Aire, n Verfnn who
appears In the
cviuab Umgie. tresnman..
1. i..K,..4 ...-..,...... il',inen
Haters leaaue.' LeavM JanieSl'ole of Mrs. Dugald. the perfidious ao om-
A srrgt-ani ouuart Belanap
cyii.tiia Bnghi. the only co-ed ... fclsie janu
HAILSTORM AT BARNARD, MO.
Bank Safe is
Blown Open
Plate Glnaa TVIndowa Are Shattered
aad Fralt Trees Are Stripped
of Bloom.
I ST. JOSEPH. Mo... April 4 -A special to
i the Nws-Press from Farnard. Mo, says
; that locality was vlsitfd Sunday exening
I by the worst hail storm ever Known in
northwest Mlsaourl. Plate windows xvete
I shattered and fruit trees were atrlpp'd of
i bloom, ruining the crop. The hailstones
I measured three inches in circumference.
plfce of Viscount 'lr.cn i. ili arch villain.
Is quite good looking and likes her part.
Mark Fcntun makes a good Randolph Mer
lin. ;
VanderlMe at the Orpheam.
The most heart. ly applauded act this
week is tin- best -a coincidence which
sometimes occurs and sometimes does not.
The number referred to ia the singing of
Masked Men at Randolph, Zleb.. Tie
Town Marshal and Wreck Vault j
with Dynamite.
NORFOLK. Neb.. April 4. -A spec al to
the News says the First Na'ional bank of
Randolph was dynamited and robbed of
HO.'mi in gold and currency between 2 and
J e c'ocu this mornirg Town Marshal
fV!oll w ss held up on t tie street and
hound and gafft-'d ri-'d rel.ev:d of rin g.m
aril placed in a bank ri om. x b ie sex en t
plos.ons. .e.u;iri"g fort' -fixe ninuies.
x reel, ed the vault. Tlnee masked men d u
I lie too Te.ev HScnpe.J.
Sltil'X "1TT. A pi i 4. James K. Ty. !
of S uiii Vx. pr s ri'iu i f .ne K rst Na
tional rank of tta-ii.i ph Sen. whrh a-.ot'h.-d
tli s in i ntrg. sad Hie tanks lues '
ra f';l.x cexeted iv :rx;ijnr, i
mi.
i-i 1. 1. 1
i. in
Kcprr se?tatix s of
tl
town if I'.alst..
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Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
la tn fcaat ol all medicin - for the cm re of diseases,
disorder and waakneese peculiar to women. It is the'
oly preparetioa of ita kind devised by a regularly jr0i
teal phyioia-an expenanced and skilled specialist in
the diacaeas of women,
aa'e medicine Ia any condition of tha yatem.
THE ONE REMKDY which oontaLia ao alcohol
. and aa injurioas haba-forming dmfi and which
T'" orasrin for such stimulants.
THK ONE KFMFnv - t9o4 tl.t it. ar.ra
ra ao4 afraad to print ita arery ingredient aa
tMca aataida bottle-wrappar and attoet to the
trattifurnaaa of the same onder orl.
1 tak aubatuuta oi tuikoown oompoaitioti fur thia medicine o
iNosrw eoMwmoN, No counterfeit i aa ood aa tha genuine and tha druggist
rh eeyaoaaathiDl el., ia "just aa good aa Dr. Pierce-." m e.rW mistaken
SLS.T'".'. . ' Tmj ' hi. own sel6.h benefit. Such a man ie ao to ba
tad. II I. trut.naf with your moat pncaUaa poaaeaaion-yonr health-,
aay ba yottr life itaeU. St tW sen gel aaw ym tui f.
fhrtx,.B Nfxxi ea.
S!x". i'17V-A ci m 1 lit xx
1 "rev I x i he c o . ' t o o x
Poke. --on if Ta'aa-e. r'a-g
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HYMENEAL
naxxvmea-firace.
Miss Nellie M Grace, daughter of Irving
F. Grace of P-rry, la., and Mr Kdward
W Rtwman, wet marvi-d Paiuidac af
lei noon at 4 ?0 by P.ev Charles w. Siv
idge. at his tesidenee. A smil rar'v of
friends and rest. on accompanied farm
Cremer-Chesh Ire.
Mrs. Emma Ch sh.ie and Mr. I.ron It
f'trrer were n:arr.ei hx Ley, t'hiirls V
Six ids at h:s tesiiierre .-aic.rilax after
roon a a.m. Thv t niniri".il hy
v- ( Cnute of Niagara Fails
anl Mr. t.'har es i'hshir"
olsoa-Ilona.
J.Iss Mary Hoss daughter ,,f
ilosr. snd .V''. I'd 1 A. it sop. hr-.h i.'
Su'X I'm.', xsie tnarri d be H-x'. I'd;. res
W Siv de a his lesitinire Sunday af
i. moon a; 5 o clock
Angelina Haxler of Red Wing, Minn
llltZ billi'.T
Hazel I'inktiam uf Worcester. Mass
Allliea Fiances
Magnul.a Curtis of Jackson, M.ss
t ijlsie Steele
To Miss Els.e Janis; We knoA that tome
other specka on the map have dates with
you, and that in the Interest of sood busi
ness you must fill them; but please get
through with tiiein aa quickly as ou can. i the fcasque upera quartet, a young woman
and hurry rirfht back to Omaha. U e want j and three men, who give selections In
i to see jou again and again, and you needn t French. Italian and English. In the last
xvony greatly about new .stums; Inose yoj tongue is s ing a lovely song of recent
I put on at the Brandeis last night will do ! composition. "The Garden of Ruaes." It
I tor a long t.ine. In fact, oiu may as easily is not well known, but deserves to be.
.mamne the fjui tn dinier.a.on the Boston Paul Spadoni's Juggling act is a proml
j boy wunotr k now talking abuut-not to n,nt feature of the bill because of Spa
in e t out of the co. lege aluiuspiiere-as to j donl a really marvelous combination of
1 think of getting Hied of xuu. Whether .xoul dexterity and strength. Objects the aver
are c; nihia Blight, lister.ing to tne several I ... man couid handle only with extreme
I pioposals of Hie si ir student, and the chair ( difficulty. :f at all. are but toxs to him
P-ychoiogy at Bingham, or Cousin; The satire on "Mo'oring" haa been given
Jimmy ;uf.n n; gills xxl.n tales ot Ills I n.r, h,f0,,. i)Ut m,lrh of th, dl0 )p
navil pioixess. or Anna Held singing th , n,w thl, r .nrt th ciownlng of ,
Cut,a..o.a G!:d. " ii,:gi- Cohan playing i ..... ,, ,,u.;i .. ,
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Ccu.nii j." o- be.'s: M-.'" In her Ii.. pnotlc
Jarue, ou are d-'ulu. and ilia, a ah mat
ic. Oe ya:o -'ei .t. e iii.'ie acd over.
Muieoxer. iuai buncli of '.i.ng men now
iia.'lii.g w:in .:u .s s;..ely a live y lot,
iiir.ana is u-ed to college box s. for we
la-, e lad em iipi- at foot b-iH matches,
sttli:etic nie. '. and the like, and we know
a In: of tlio,:- xx a s acd tne'.r aougs, too.
nd 'l.jt's xxl;.v we rnjoxed the singing of '
hat .'1 : i !i'iiu.i last nig.it. xx e also ,non
a bit about tneir pi-n.ks. and for ihat re
Min the ant es of Snuah " Uingle, and the
.est of lh- rrw weie f ly appreciated. It
a Oi.iiy tiuni n of box a. and a harder
xx oik ing ml we never want to see. And the
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' a'e of t:i f-jMrk of
.ri, Okl.. twetitx- ml'es e-w
ii .-. .. jre.l 11 b T e e .p oso i
the rep.ri'ris if tie t i" n. bur
s escei'd on s haid fir.
dxar, and d-aerxe ii
surds for the.r Uelp In
The Weather
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a f'ne saddle f
tne Farm-r-' baek I'ofrniin iui h e,
I .,!. h fu a;4 nal a arnn . I .
c nat.on to be a cowbov. He was going
x r. i. tu trif s.iiidi . a hen a I eted.
'"KAMI ISlNf.-Cha l Newman of
'I ate I sixtv ar aim i ,1 d. feu from
tt-e platfi m tf the Cn on fa.'lfic f e'gnt
riero; and frac'nred a l.lu - ,e tie nlur
; being Bi:ch as may lene h'm a c-pp
j for life. Newman ieside noith of All
t"is emmtv He is bemi i'd for at the
ei. r rarris bospital by the
surgeon.
I MoCOUK Moi'nog I'ounci No. I'M.
j Kn ahts of I olumhwa, Sunday inlttated
i a claia of about sixty. The first and sec-
001 dugresa were confei red b Mi-Cok
council, on. of the fmeet and best in the
slate, th. third aad final degiee bene
g'ven by th. atata deputy and hla staff,
of Lincoln, N'.b . A banquet wae spread
bp tha ladiee of Court Grande ya r:
Daughtera of Isabella, to Menard hall'
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Official rreeasti
Forecast ti I T p. m Tu-sdav.
For Omaha. Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Tueaday: murh colder
toright xv th frost.
, Fir Nebrasl.a-Fair tonight and Tuesday;
colder ton.g'ai witn frost.
For lowaPartly cloudy and much colder
tonight, with ihuwiri extreme east portion,
frost west and central portions, Tueaday
fair with eo'd'r eatt p-riii.
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; m le are just a.
! inih ; y .ol of good
h .ast txo aefs.
I To Hie people of tjnoiha It may txr mid
il.an any seat left empty in th B andeis
theater tonight and lomorroxv n gut will
; he sure indication that somexvhere in the
city is a man or a woman who will rtgret
; not having seen K!m Jams and her com
pany In "The Fair Co-ed." A column might
be written, all in praise, and not exhaust
th possibilities of the piece. It is all that
has be n said of it. and a little more, an.1 0K
the audience that attended the opening per-
timer uona.d bnwlea and company give
a one-act play. "Guilty. " by Victor H.
Smaley. whose hero Is a sort of Raffles.
Kenu. Walsh and Melrose give a gymnastic
tumbling act which Is one of th. best in
xaudeville. Other acts are Har Merrltt. a
monologlst and mimic who draw, aeveral
cartoons, and an animal act entitled "Fox
and Fnxiee Circus." The klnodrome pic
tures of the week are interesting views of
army maneuvers at Fort Leavenworth.
Heats-aBtley Cm pa ay at Gayely.
Ths current offer. ng ia eomethlng on the!
order 0f ln( "Follies" of this or that year, !
as they appear to that puritan of the i
theater. Florence Ziegfleld. In other words, j
a good many well known characters and '
prrsorslities are burlesqued and travestied
in a a ay wh'ch amuses the crowd, bjt
which would make these same characters
aad pers.inai.ties fairly sick ;f they bjt
saw. As they do not there, no harm done
The feminine contingent Is about the usual
run a. respect, youth and ability to danc
and sing and tne flow oa comedians, if
you like are likewise of normal extrava
ganza quality.
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Robhara
Draaaalta af.
WOOOS. Tex. Anrll ickK...
dvnamited the safe of th. Oak Woods
Sta'e hank eerie tnriav .ura n.x .. ...
i iiiiii' lent u.,iii ucuei rnieruinfa niiKinf mnr escape. A pose. Is
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than any similar gathering has been In a
ong time.
-Slr.agheart" at the Boyd.
Few play, of recent year, evoke .fter
the last curtain as much pnxate debate
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"Sirongheart." Alwaya animated con
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