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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1911)
I TIIE BEE: OMAIIA, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1911. X Makhlsss Garment Bargain Saturday in the Busy Suit Department Ever since our organization we have been improv ing, enlarging and by expedient buying and close sell ing, keeping our Ladies' Suit Department a "busy one" in every sense of the word, rso quiet times, no laying off of help; but always letting down the prices. Money refunded if you can equal our qualities at the prices. Here Are Some Rousing Special Bargains for Saturday 275 Handsome Tail o r e d Suits Made to sell up to $45, in all newest styles and colors; serges, suit ings, fine English tweeds and novelties, all sizes in cluded, at $15.00 225 Stylish Tailored Suits Values up to $25.00, in plain colors, stripes, checks and fancies; lin ings and trimmings are worth our Saturday spe cial price $7.95 100 Men' RuiU $8, 99 and $10 t1ui, from our BUc Clothing Purchase on Bale In Itotnestlc ltoom, at $0.50 $7.50 Silk and Net Waists at $1.95-Entire manufacturer's surplus stock of silk, chiffon, net and tnessaline waists, in black, white and . .colors, big assortment, made to sell up to $7.50, choice $1.95 New Spring Dress Skirts Elegant assortment of clever designs ,in cream, serge, voiles, pan- ' amas, etc., attractive values at.... $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 to $12.00 , Put your Coats and Furs away in Tar Bags. We carry the very best. 150 Beautiful Silk, Taffeta, Foulard and Messaline Dresses That sold to $20.00 plain colors, stripes and fancies, in all newest styles and colorings; your choice Saturday at '..$7.95 Elegant Lingerie and Marquisette Dresses in almost unlimited assort ment, at $15 $20 $25 $30 to $125 Splendid Values in Children's Dresses An elegant new line of white dresses, in assort ment of beautiful styles that will insure sat isfactory selection and of superior quality at each price; beauties shown at from. . . .$2.95, $3.95 $5.00 to $15.00 Children's Colored Lawn and Gingham Dresses Plain colors and fancies; big assortment of clever styles 98 $1.50, $2.00 to $3.95 Everthing for the Baby's Wardrobe, in Baby's Bazar, 2d Floor. Special Hale Wash DresftPi Dainty Swisses, Lingeries and allover em broideries, in clever designs, beautiful ly trimmed, values up to $12.50; on sale, your choice, tor $5.00 Lingerie and Mar quisette Waist Finest and best showing In Omaha. Prices . . . 32.95 &T.95 $5.00 VP to . . $12.50 Ijawn and Lingerie Waists 100 dor In the lot, all styles very special bar gain, Saturday, at $1.45 Veilings and Neckwear BSc Yelling at JVc A great clearing np of our Veiling stock, all colors and styles, Saturday, at yd. . -5 IiADlKS NECKWEAR. Saturday will be a Special Sale day on Ladles' Fancy Summer Neck wear, Ties, Jabots, Bows, Linen and Lac Collars 10 15 25 49 75 Ladies' Handkerchief Ladles and Children's Handkerchiefs, regular 6c to 20c values, at 2H4H 7 nd 10 Hall-Borchert Dress Forms A few Bust Forms were slightly damaged In shipping, the factory writes us to dispose of them at once aad we will do so at (Special Bar. gain lrices. The damage done to these forms does not impair their value for fitting a particle. We are direct Factory Represen tatives lu Omaha. Great May Sale of Furnishing and Underwear Dainty Undermuslins, Cool Summer Underwear, Stylish Furnishings of Best Quality and in Almost Unlimited Assortments Prioed at Much Less Than You Can Duplicate the Quality DIG Shoe and Oxford Sale Saturday Men's and Women's Oxfords, tan or black, in all the late models and made from the best selections of leathers, values 'up to $4.00 a pair, on Bale, Saturday . . .$2.50 Men's Shoes, all leathers, lace, Bluch er or button, all the late styles," mostly welt soles and leather that will wear . .$1.98 Boys' and Youth's Elk skin outing shoes, box calf and Vici Kid school shoes ............ ..... . . .$1.50 Misses' and Child's $1.50 school shoes, Blucher and lace, the kind that wear well . . . . ,$1.00 Infants' and Child's shoe slippers and barefoot Sandals, up from 50c Women's Leather 8-polnt and serge house house slippers; also men's, boys' and youths' leather soled tennis Oxfords. -50 A polishing outfit FREE with each pair of Men's or Women's oxfords at $2.50 per pair or up. Special sales all day In our busy Chil dren's shoe department. (3 Muslin Underwear 93c Skirts, Gowns, Combina tion Suits, Princess Slips, Chemise, fine lace and embroidery trimmed, val ues to $3, best bargains ever, at 98c $1.50 Muslin Underskirts 49c All lengths, beauti fully trimmed with sev eral rows of insertion, tucks, edges, etc. Every seam perfectly sewed, val ues to $2, at 49c $1.25 Muslin Underwear 49c Combination Suits, Gowns, Corset Covers and Drawers," lace and em broidery trimmed, all per fect goods, choice... 49c Princess Slips and Skirts Dainty designs, values up to $5.00. Splendid assort ment for your selection $1.50, $1.98, $2.50 75c Cambric Brassiers, lace and embroidery trimmed, Saturday at 25c Italian Silk Vests, $3.00 to $4.00 values, at.. $1.98 $1.25 Lisle Union Suits, all styles, no sleeves, knee or ankle length, at 49c Indies 75c Silk Gauz Vests, all sizes, each 35c 50c axid 75c Union Suits, at 25c, 35c $2 Silk Lisle Union Suits, at 08c Infants' 35c Mercerized bands, 10c Children's 35c Summer Uu derwear, vests and pants, all sizea ISV'sC Ladies Mercerized Lisle Vests, nicely trimmed, made to sell at 50c, choice at 25c Kayser Silk Gauze Vests, pink, blue and white, all sizes, choice ..50c, 7C Gauze vests, values to 25c, at 7V2C, 12M-C Ladies 25c Lace Lisle Hose, all sizes, at pair .I2V2C $1 Silk Stockings, plain or embroidered, at ....49c 50c Gauzo and Mercerized Hose, all colors, at . .25c Ladies' $2.50 Silk Stock ings, Kayser and McCul lum brands, on sale Satur day, at $1.50 $2 Silk Stockings, at 98c Children's Black Seamless Hose, special bargains at 9VSC, 12V2C ftY . matchless Mm ' ' I I 11 II I Pyjamas- tWffl AU oolors tO kinds iff i made to fe fij I sell to $5 6 NS-J $2.50 tilove SpecUls Saturday. Milanese silk Gloves, with double finger tips, gauntlet tops, values to $.'.25, on sale at. . . .25 12 and Id Button HI Ik Gloves Very best makes, all wanted colors, double finger tlpa. at 500 t0 81.50 Umbrellas an1 Parasols, biggest showing and best values in Omaha here. Men's and Ladles' American taffeta Umbrella, plain and fanvy handles, flS to SI. 50 Silk Umbrellas Sl.OS to $10 Ladles Paraaolt 75c4 to Children's raras;. . .10 to 81.25 THRKK COKSRT RPKCIALS. All new perfect goods, (1, $1.50 and $2 values, good models, well made, sizes and styles for all, on sale Saturday 49S 750 n J 080 7Bo Brassieres, alt Blzes 250 Special Brush Sale A big line of Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes, etc., at Half Regular Prices. 20c Tooth Brushes, at 100 60c Hair Brushes, at 250 75c Hair Brushes, at 390 Hand Bag Sale A new line of Suede and Moire Silk Bags with fancy frames, regular $1.00 values, on sale, choice 400 $3.00 Hand Bags $1.98 Beautiful German Silver frames, full Hair Seal stock, fine tan leather lln- ln .-S1.08 Belts and Belt ing A new line of Silk Elastic Belts, reg ular 50c qualities, on sale .-250 Fancy White Belting, a belt for 50 A sensational offer Saturday A full size belt of high grade white feiton, 1 to a customer, at, belt ....50 & Pictures, $1.98 500 beautiful framed pic tures, great ' vuriety of sub jects in 22x26 and 16x20 gilt frames, with burnished cor ners, snap Saturday Sepia PrlnU, worth $1 variety of fine subjects 590 80c Fruit Ilctures, In dark frames, good assortment 230 Right Hats at Right Prices "We're now showing the largest line of Straw Hats iu Qmaha; prices ranging all the way from .... ..25c to $5.00 Just the hat you want at just the price you want to pay. Men's $3.00 Felt Hats $1.00 Final clearance of all the broken lots and odds and ends of 6tock in stiff or soft felts, to $3.00 values at $1.00 Men's Furnishings and Under wear at Matchless Low Prices in our great May Sale ( Beautiful Summer Millinery Just Half rSk Unrestricted Choice of All Trimmed Hats Regularly l -AifV rncea ai iu up. Absolutely Nothing Reserved. $2 to $4 Shirts 08c and $1.45 Entire surplus stock and samples of WelWRamsay. manufacturers, of Griffon brand Shirts, over 1,000 dor. , garments In all the f.ewest styles, colors and patterns white linens, Bilk pongees, im ported madras, etc., in two lota, at ...........980 n 81.45 Men's 25c Guaranteed So 12 He Four Ply Linen Collars, 15c values, all sizea Qo Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Pyjamas t 980 an $1.45 Men's $1.00 Cambric Crowns Made extra long, in all sires 12 to 19, on sale 490 Silk Four-in-Hand Ties $1.00 to $1.50 values at 250 and 490 26c Wash Ties, choice . ...7Vig Boys' Knit Union Suits 60c val ues, on sale 250 35c Balbrlggan Shirts and Draw ers, men's or boys', at .... 190 $1.00 to $1.60 Shirts 40c Sur plus and sample lines of John K. Britton Co., SC. Joseph, Mo., more ' than 600 doz. garments, all per fect goods, in all styles, fine new patterns and fast colors, $1.90 to $1.50 values ,.250 490 Men's Sample ilelta in all colors and kinds, Crown brand, worth up to $1.60, on sale ....250 and .490 Men's Summer Underwear Sur plus stock and samples of the Lawrence Mfg. Co. Balbrlggan and mercerized lisles, shirts or drawers, perfect goods, all colors, to $1.25 values 250 350 450 $2.00 and $2.50 Union Suits 080 Men's $1.50 Porosknit and Bal brlggan Union Suite 690 $5 Silk Lisle Union Suits $2.50 $10 Trimmed Hatsior $5 $12 Trimmed Hats for $6 $15 Trimmed Hats $7.50 $18 Trimmed Hats for $9 $20 Trimmed hats . .$10 $25 Trim'd Hats $12.50 $30 Trimmed Hats $15 And so on up. All Hats Marked in Plain Figures Here. Get Acquainted With Our 'Distinguished" $5 Hats. Don't get the factory-made hat notion in your head, for our 'Distinguished" $5 hats are our own make. We show 50 to 100 new ones every day from our own work rooms. You can't duplicate them at the price. Clever Hat Styles for The Little Miss. Sweet little lace braid hats, beautifully trimmed, two very special bargain lots for Saturday. School Hats at 25c up to $3.00 100 Children's Hats, Special Saturday at .... $2.69 100 Children's Hats, Special Saturday at $1.98 HAY DEN'S FOR GROCERIES. IT PAYS You Save 25 to 50 by Trading at Hayden's for Groceries. DRUGS AND TOILET GOODS AT SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY He alia Dr. E. U Graves Tooth Pow der for 00 2io nil Sanltol Tootli Powder 1V0 26c Tootli Brushes, extra quality, for. each . .100 Ho site Violet Talcum Powder, three cane for . ,;880 tOo Java Rice or Possunl a ae Puw der. for I5o Peroxide Face Cream; two to a customer at. each . .100 25c atza Pure Hydrogen Peroxide t three bottle fur ; ,a8 $1.00 alae purs Hydrogen reroxlde extra ante, for JSO 5c Blue Hire s Hoot eer l.j tract lo 2uc box 11. for aoia ftet. for.... .aoo 25c Uo Wood Violet Bath bait ..loo tOo Stlllman's Freckle Cream for. .3So S&o Mermen's, Colgate's or Williams' Talcum Powder for, 16c Klv bars of Ivory Soap for ISO 10c Jap Knse or Palm Olive Soap at two bars for 15c 10c Williams' or Colgate's bliavlng Soap fur BO 11. OU Raxor Strops for ...A 760 ll 50 Ittixor Strops lor .... . .11.00 76c Rubber Ulovea for . .480 11.00 S-quart KeJ Rubber Syrlilge and Bottle for ai.as 13.00 Wellington Pyrin and Bottle, guaranteed for five years for S3. 00 One-pound pkg. Paris Green for 85 Cine-half lb. pkg. Paria Green for 15 quality Large bottles assorted Pickles. Worces ter Sauce or Pure Tomato Catsup, bot- tlo tVo 1-lb. pkg. Corn Starch 4o The best bulk Peanut Butter, lb loo BUTTB, OKEX8S 1SD HQQM The finest Creamery Butter made, at per lb BSo The finest Dairy Butter, per lb.... ISO The best full creajn Cheese, lb 18a The best full cream Brick Cheese, lb. ISO The beet No, 1 Eggs, per doi..,.17Vo OOB TIAST CAB Or PUriAJf,I xs ur They are extra fancy, large, ripe 1 and Juicy. Now Is the time to put up your pineapple preserves. No finer or cheaper fruit known for canning. On bale Friday. Medium size each 7Vo 48-lb. sack best Patent Flour.... US 10 bars Diamond C or Beat-'Em-All Boap sBo lbs. Good Japan Rice. 7H quality, SBO 4 lbs. Fancy Japan Head Rice, lOo , 880 10 lbs. Best Rolled Oatmeal S5o 011 or Mustard Sardines, per can... 40 Bromangelon. Jellycon or Jello, per package THfl lSe pkg. Golden Rod Macaroni 100 1-lb. cans assorted Soups THo . . .850 . .S'iO . . . SBo Traveling Goods Specials Vacation time almost here. If you need a new trunk, grip or suit case now is the time to save on price. 500 Matting Suit Cases Regular $2.00 val ues; Saturday $1.50 Trunks In big assortment, regular $7.00 to $60.00 values; specially priced at $4.95 to $43.50 Heavy Cow Hide Suit Cases Regular $10.00 value, choice $0.95 Medium size, per doien Medium large, eatch Medium large alxe, per dozen.. Large. 36 alxe, each ' lOo Large, 3( slse, per dozen 81.18 Extra large. SO size, each ........ .HVo Extra large, 30 size, per dozen. .. .81-40 80 lbs. best Oruulate Bogar $1.00 The best Creamery Butter, lb 8Bo 41-lb. sack beat Patent Flour 81.18 fresh Tegetaslo Prices for Saturday. Bead Them. Fresh Spinach, per peck So 8 bunches Fresh Radishes... So t bunches Leaf Lettuce . So 6 bunches Fresh Green Onions Bo t bunches Freuh Asparagus. 5o S bunches Fresh Pieplant Bo t lbs. New Potatoes lOo New Cabbage, lb 6o Fancy Wax or Green Beans, lb 7Ho Fancy Rip Tomatoes, lb 740 Hothouse Cucumbers, each "B0-TV40 3 bunches Fresh Beets, Carrots or Tur nips loo Liquor Dept Speci'ls V x x 1 t CAxzroaurx WIVES Port. Sherry. Angelica, Muscatel, full quart bottles 500 Home made grape wine, red or white, per gallon , 81-00 B-Year-Old Whisky F.lther Rye or Bourbon, Schenly, Willow Springs, Cedar Brook, etc., qi!arts 81.00 Per gallon 83-BO Two-quart botrts high grade beer 89o In Domestic Room $1.25 Hammocks with pillow and spreader 98c $1.33 Croquet Sets''. . . .98c 85c Croquet Sets 69c Cloth Bound Fiction, 25c Big line of titles, such authors as Bertha M. Clay, Mrs. South ard, Mary J. Holmes, Alexander Dumas apd others. Hardware Department We are overstocked on Uwn Mowers and for this sale offer four mowers in two styles and slz.es. Kveiy mower guaranteed. 14-in. Clover Leaf mower jgl.98 16-ln. Clover Leaf mower $2.10 14-in Signet mower ....$3.98 16-in. Signet mower ....$3.29 Child's 3-plece garden set ..7 K1ce root Scrub brush . Ring Lawn Sprinkler 39 60c Hose Nozzle 35 100 25c Garden Hoes, each XBo 4-tooth Lawn Rake Mrs. poto' Sad Irons... It-gallon Garbage Can... Hone Reel. tras Shears Grass Hook, worth L6l!!! Tj . "8" P"1' foot. .190 .760 .880 .470 . IbO .16a to to 800 is. -?.?. -r1f .e..r.rr vey to it. li I ""Juoiauitj CU TetSil . , size Uieen Screen r 19a door, any 1 S-ln." Oiled 'sCfeei't' iVior, any ' !"?. 81.19 KEEPING FAMILY FORTUNES Wholly New Phase, of Usefulness De veloped by the Corporation. FAMILY ESTATE INCORPORATED Efforts Bere Perpietmlty by Leslagf Ike ladlTldaal ta th tr- porato Bdjr What etl The corporation which has taken over so many American Industries and Inveet ments has developed a wholly new phase of usefulness. The legislature of Now Tork has been aaked to grant a charter for the Incorporation of family Interests, un.lrr hi,h the whole Pant family, or Jones (anitly. or Vanderwagen family can pool all Its financial Issues and buy. aril r.d iiiac cerrem!a. 'h l' a rled financial and Industrial activities re ponMble to the stoi-kholde. s and their 4ulv eonitiiiuud directors. Few ktagea In the modern evolution of busineta have so piqued the attention of wealthy ocUty ropln or so awakened eurl.-u-lt) and tprculatlon as to the possi bilities and the probabilities of a novel plan. "Three generatlona fiom poverty to aealtb. and back again" lias pioted so often true of the lexser fortunes In this country that any form of assurance fur even moderate prosperity durng a single generation, with prospects of continuing the integrity of a family's riches with only a fair Increase. Is deemed worthy of careful scrutiny. As for the great for tunes. It has been suggested repeatedly that some such pooling of family Uaue might keep them Intact where disinugra Uon seems always to U In wait juat around the corner. rioaeee toncea. The ptoneor charter proposed In New Tork la rather modest in its functions. , It alms to keep the family uniud, to re lieve want among the members, to pro mote sociability, to pay sick and other benefits, to piovtde accident, life and fire Insurance and to conduct such bus. net enterprises as may be considered likely to prove profitable for the stockholders. The granting of such a charter should practically open the way to the conduct of any legitimate Industrial or commer cial or financial enterprise on the basis of a family corporation, with the holding of such stock limited strictly to ibjoj; who ou kinship to the parent family. Whether It would Infallibly promote so ciability is an altogether doubtful ques tion, for It would be a mighty poor brand of sociability that could be promoted on the basis of the late Cornelius Vamlerbtlt n duislon of Ins Immense fortune bet en his sons, where the elder got only a mil lion because he insisted on marr ing the womaa he loved and the younger got a!) the rest It might hae even operaud by limiting the free use of Individual capital to prevent the real heir of tha Vanderbllt brains, almost disinherited as ho was. from achieving the immense success he has since won. Had that first foundation for his now rapidly Increasing fortune been tied up In a family corporation, with the con trolling interest overwhelmingly in his brother's hands, he could not have sold out to Fliangrrs because of the charter limitation, and Alfred Uw)nnc could have cajmly refused to buy Esau's mesa of pottage for himself. So all the older brother would have had would have been the income to wield, and even that would have been at the mercy of his younger brothers business acumen. Cn the other hand, the large Thaw for tune, crippled hb it has betn by the un happy marriage of an helreaa to a noble blacks, uatd and the desperate struggle to save another menilrr from the electric chair, might have stood a fat sliongei chance of esi.ap.ng depletion, Hairy Thaw, for his part, would have been a rock of oppOf-Klon against the dowry that made his titter s marriage a possibility. U hether any other member of the family would have had the heart to oppose Mrs. Thaw's lav iali outlay for the a . lug of liei son If doubtful; but on a hard-cash, cor poration basis tl would have been the subject of a must serious discussion as to the extent to which the Thaw stock ought to be depreciated for the rescue of that one member from the consequence of his homicidal deed. The Trwstee System. The Gould family, with Its system of in practice than most of the other clans holding such Immense pusse&sions In the United States. The limitations enforce able by the trustee, when the well-being of an . Individual was threatened, even with the Individual s eager desire ex pressed to whoop it up along the load to ruin, were emphatically ehown during the latter years of Anna Gould s married -life with Bonl de Castellan. The countess was only too willing to go broke for the sake of her plcturesgue profligate. But her brothers and sister held the check rein, and were almost as powerful for her welfare as if they had been able to vote Bool's extravugance lntu the wuiie-bsket at a directors' meeting. Yet the corporation principals, applied to George Goulds freedom of action as to h's holdings of I'nion Pacific, might have affected (he plans of one of the most Important railroad s stems of the world, quite apart from the consequences that must have attached to hU own life and his Inalieivble light to the pun. nt I of liberty and h 'pplness. Another poweriul lallroad family, the Hal rimans, might have been injected as a corpoiatlon Into the transportation os teins that stretch from coast to coast, while finance coujd await with anxiety the extension of Hetty Greens pcisumil bank Into a close corporation m h as her genius for finance could enable her to construct. The only rival of the Green family corporation. In shrewd Invest ment by reason of the experience of its 1ving, and the care of her prosperity was taken In a way that rendered incor poration needless. The establishment of the family cor poration, if It should ever become popular on an extensive scale, might prove a pow erful factor In maintaining a modest prosperity, and a safeguard against folly and extravagance on the part of the pro verbial black sheep. But even at that, a lot of human nature will have to be changed to guarantee that all the de scendants in the third generation will have enough to get along on. Philadelphia North American. FARTHEST NORTH IN CIVIL WAR I'm Points Ueslanated as the Limit of the I'eafederato lava !. trustees planned by Jay Gould, whose ; founder, would have been that whli-h wisdom was greater than the serpent's, Russell Eage might have founded, but he has com nearer to the family corporation I died, with hit generous wife alone sur- A point at the stone wall on Cemetery r.ide. familiar to all visitors to Gettys burg, la correc tly enough pointed out as i "the hUsh water mark of tne rebellion." says the Bosion Tianscrlpt. 'I he rebellion sent Its spray farther north. The con federates during their advance In I&u3 entered Carlisle and York, but neither of these marks their northernmost progress. A bill now hi fore the Pennsylvania legls I lature proposes to convert Kort Washlng- ton, in Cumberisnd county, into a public I park as a nieniorlai of the faitheft point north attained by any confederate force In that memoiable year. Fort Washington Is across the Susquehanna from llarns t'Uri, about three miles from the capltoi Here the confederate advance was stayed by the conciliation at Harrlsburg of a large force of militia. Harrlsl)ui i; was spared a vl'N.uion of the Invaders, though for a U w d:tyji it seemed possible that the city m:glit ko( an experience of real war ll woukl !ji,g remoniber. It did see a skir mish at Kporting Hill In which the more venturesome of the confederate scouts were driven back. This wsa on June 30. before Gettysburg had sealed I.ee's fate, and when even Pltuburg was being for tified. - On a farm in Columbian county, Ohio, says the Richmond Tlmes-lMspatch, Is a laige granite boulder. It marks the farthest point north ever reached by any body of confederate troops during the war for southern Independence. A bronie tab let fixed In the rock certifies that "This stone marks the spot where the confeder ate raider. General John 11. Morgan, sur rendered his command to Major George W. Rue, July 36, 1S..3." An eld locust tree used to Indicate the place of surrender, but it was cut down not long ago. and its stump Is now preserved in a museum. The memorial Is near the town of Wellesvllle. The place Is farther north than Gettys burg, which Is usually thought of as the limit of confederate penetration Into north ern territory. The boulder Is a fitting me morial of one of the most dramatic chap ters in the history of the confederacy. Morgan's laid into Indiana and Ohio was f.T.e of the boldest and mod dating events lot the war. General Early and his hand ful of men drew rein on the outskirts of Washington during the war. hut Morgan and his cavalrymen dashed through Ohio and Indiana, and under the cloak of, night beheld the lights of Cincinnati. As a pri vate In Morgan's tioop rode a boyish Ten nesseean, who Is now a member of the i preme court of the I nlled Btates-Mr. Jus. tiro Lurton-and In Cincinnati, when Mor gan pasned by, there was then a i mall boy who la now president of the nation If Jackson cuuld h.tve been te cnforcrd after the Xlrst battle of Manatsas, or tf lee had passed beyond Gettysburg, wbo knows what the farthest point noi i a reached by the confederates might hao been? It might have been Maine; it might have been Massachusetts, but fate marktd tho highest tide on a little Ohio farm and caused the ebb to cease only at that th.u line which separates Texas from Mexico. Dlapeptlo rkllosophy, Manv a man lnn'1 vcni-th in.. i. takes to get the better of him. Is It the beef trust that prevents thn poor man from making both ends meet? - There la little In common between glit tering generalities and golden oppoitum tles. The Impecunious young man's air cas tles generally take the form of an heiret, . It doesn't require much pull to tak time by the foielock. The man who marrWs a woman for h- r money and the woman who marries a man to reform him are Jutt about pairnl. ' Most of us feel that we cuuld hrar each other's burdens with more fort. tin'.? than we bear our own. Tell a girl she Is an anpel miu t rhunres are she will want jou to flv wi ) ner. Most of the articles on how to c;r,rt a husband are written by women .: never had a chance New York 'i'niv-s. Persistent Advertising is the HoaJ to Big Returns.