Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1895, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE JULY 23, ECIAL NOTICES. THE FIELD OF ELECTRICITY 4 MADAM SMITH : . THE FLOWING SOURCE. e m. for EAGE, MADAME Rumblings of Coming War Between Cor* - ; ; uSlNCE I USED BY A. T. QUILLER COUCH. poration Giants, exting & num- : - s . prRRRERERREREREERERRERREERRR]E] — 8P M it " ; yelght, 199, by Teving B ) l],. el $xat inioking | WESTERN UNION ~ RINGS ~ THE BELL of me? P, W Mwers w0 addresse R Master Sim 1 upon prese & Ny Why that very af and Othor Signs of Strife in the Telephone check only., Rates, 1 N / k t 2 it b B R R i World—Testing the A atic Exchange word, fivat ipsertion, fe n word | L : . 4 & Tromn PRhASER'S. Bag: Db & tWIERi ~Wasted Power and Incandeseent therenfter. Nothing taken for less y < t a | thing not entirely unlike hope | fucsndinries TURKISH BATHS, g N h ¢ g rners of th \‘.m s eyes URKISH DBATHS, ONLY PLACH £ ¢ piibite a4 WHLE eah iy Lt 7 exclusively for ladies. 1 K put hat ca he hoadquarters of two glant g Now, 't 1t fowh Ateglos gan_the widow. Her 4 WANTED=MALE HE | ) et & he Western Unfon Telegraph e LADIES' BATHS. M 3 - s VAl shass I've brought § the Bell Telephone company, WANTED- 1,00 MEN TO ¢ 3 kept the Pandora’s Box fnn on the quay—a | «f ' gan never g Navet Hie: Iattop cotBorELION Aope) very tidy business. Master Simon had known | again it Vgl MSONAL, My Clothes are whiter,my Health better, her long_bef Wl | Yol ARHE b vent, o ‘ raph reveno by love; had indeed sat on m with | Suggested Master Sim fTably ! N e Wostorn - . X C b tle message about the weather, for instance. gerved n the people that : R L T e my Labor less: LI by two | Have SoSaiven Uhat Eiel wAFRIng to 10ave1" | & would o some telephons busltess 1aelt t t ars his junior, but always a trifle quicker You see, I'm =0 lonely here. honid e swtat A ] 1. tlos of wit. He attended he sband’'s funeral (Concluded Wednesday.) s Wik & Betwaan TN R e BEST. PUREST & MosT ECONOMICAL & nlghborly way. nd week nier 00| pAGSING OF THE QUAKERS. | tonpmins o b meen et o o DATHS, MASSAGE, MME. POST | ’ SOLD EVERYWHERE his black suit again and went down within its particular sphere. It is now ase eighborly way—to offer his Mombers Leaving the scct and Not Being Hiat tiie vont saen VioWted bicy t S o ’ which smelt damp and " The old-time Friend, or “Quaker,” as he L Al (L igned I ¢ Wi 1o Foi | in 1879, when the 1 n the than 25¢ for first dnsertion, These advertisements must be run conscentivels, known to the “world's people,” is almost oA P NS BURbIAR TRoP L Simo ked that extinct, says the New York Sun. Down fn [ Bell and American § Lkt *w » W FOR SALE=REAL ESTATE LASSOED A SCORCHER. At £ vyvesant square or Rutherford place a | Panles was very ho i 7 g tray broad-brim or plain bonnet may now e American Speaking Teleph N o an he ho en upon st day' or “fifth pan, as y the t ANCHD ON PUBLIC BME AtinGed Ovess P Ry ¥ t tul | and’ then b n upon “first d © “fifth | pany w 1t e Wes mmetcial Trust Co., 419 1 - e 2 day," but even then and there they ar i ] i rarities. The sight of them in any other A * - 5 d It was growing 1 and you dow part of the city would attract a great deal | Patents on transmitt The Bell telephone At o e 3 ¢ ribbon of f 2 It around the | d attention, It is the same way in Phila- | Was deficient in respect to transmitters, cone This company owned th lison f Strawber e San Fran & the stronghold of the sec! olling only the Blake patent, which the s 5t Fiiands WRIALY: bY Western Uni vimed was an infringemer “hronicl list of matur ¢ t Friends still ts, but it i 1 1 f nent ments t s . | fluttered over ea burst into the | Somersaults. She added, quit ; i | quent Mo Mi3 S | pay \ 1y * | music concourse at G Gate park and [9uently etrict, have lost many o tween the two companics > Jongs eri For one r siance telephone \ t thought of r Friends are constantly leaving their the r 1879, The people and becoming identified with | idea of t o n was to control the r sects, while there are almost no new tric X N botwee converts to Quakerdom. Proselyting has 1 ¢ “But 1 think,” she went L would | never b g - “He an angel."" R Dy oad Eapeh % T i | ANTHONY LOAN & THUST (O, 815 N.Y. LIVE, Mee | peddied metly past the thousands of people | wOF course. suld Simon, tn his turn i d i stam) E H ¥ Trust company, 102 Farnam s inous espaclally been a practic the sect. Were it Dr P, Ch Mii1-23¢ raska and lowa farn Omaha clty prop b ik |, This 1s a b 18 offense, espclally while | ratner nave a pair of carriers.” r those born into the soci h- | w i s | the orchestra playing on Sunday, and [ \ ) T E ow, why in the world?”" thought Master } y FED. BEXPRRIENG ALESMEN RAGTS, 1 ) COMPA w Ime who hav er white jackets | a; A in t right membership” being a condi WANTED ! Tttty | MONRY TO LOAN AT LOWT O ABSTRACTS, THIZ BYRON REED COMPANY. | wheelmen who h W ja o, H.Kapt earriar Digeons, 1o bb ite: | 1w i () W s hay ! b 0. I, Davis' Co., 1606 Far . | hor whiskers ha 11 He kept pigeons of every so mblers, of meeting”"—it would have died out pouters, carriers, Belgians, dragons—th axo. nto the parade grou sterday whils | Subdivisions, when you came to them, were The medern Quaker is an interesting de WaAN TEMALE HELP. INSURANCE _POLICIES LOANE musicians were playin pirited AL TRt Gt b yinos O dOR) velbpm He i3 wiiolly. aiforent trom ol draneof'imilen:wa ai at telephona i aght. I, O. Chesney, Kansas Cit A. McCiever, who ha Heall| LR O e 1| only Whittler's “Quaker of the Olden Time." | communications between extreme p T T T T TR ) s | BUFK: Hor CHET DENT nite - b mainly for the convenlence = of Ann |but the Quaker of Whittier's own time. He | pomunications botween extr Ay hAr Wsotutely BT Tty 1 iare; nd Who must the cook. Ann had a_cuns eye for a|is in ort. of transition state, having lost [ (EAREC Serviceable. - VAL - governing the co e of the traits of his ancestors and arvIoh il 1 g ! ty, apply to 5 AT 18 playlng, He s a.m tained others, He has taken unto himse rvice has cut wotully fnto the Western b 37, ey Nat alub; ‘and his daringIs some of the world's ways, whila others Union profits. A great revenue was derived L TnomMon 67 chb . Pk . RANI 15 ERor S INNORAOE: 2 vars ierew it from the leased f the Western MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMATA | o 2 ¥ | inspired by wheelmen to b Friends wear the plain dress and when they | Union between New Y and other great real Breanan, Love & Co., l'ax the regulation which has hith-rto prev ¢ it is generaily modifiea ties. Al of the large Wall street grain and A He DARKINE S bICY SlORFLhrouRT: e RSN K DHER Thend (ot the Teating” nowadavs n_houses had their own wires between MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PATE concourse while th: musicians w play AN wears a hat brim much less broad than | New York, Boston, Chicago and the smaller 8 (e Gento AL i ~ | ing that of twenty years ago. His coat_tails, | citics of commereial importance. WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN C0., 2116 CUMING With his /i ast thet wind : too, are more abbreviated. The capped and | In the past three years these houses hava : SONDY T T McCiever b sence of i WG kerchiefed clerk of the “quarterly meeting” | been gradually dropping their | TAD, ¢ (b e GMAHA BICYCLE CO 5 0 he officers, C n Kuren wa | M/ 18 quite likely to have a gown of brown or 1 uing the long distance t teif f : 18h the first o see the auda wheeiman. H: ! wk instead of the once inevitable gray or | change from telegraph to telej port s et raised his cane and called to the whisk ) Irab. has been most marked in the past eighteen = 4 ered rider to come back McCiever 1 | The old-time plain_ bonnet bas neither [ months. Switches are also built in connection B LN MANTILS, GRATE o nothing the kind, H his i pucker nor wrinkles. The modern plain bon- | With the telephone wire to which Morse tel- FOR RENT— HOUSES, cap, mpe | ti net k hol like a coal scuttl nd | » Instruments can be attached and the WOOD MANTELS, Git o W Officer, Vap n, who is = b rows of shirs and pucker re used either for telephonic or telegraphic ih all man, made after t and, as h ie majority of the modern ends dress | communication. The decrease in the West- n Rogers & a did so, he hailed Off v, who dr st like othier folks, They wear derby hats | ern Union’s revenues on account of these de- $ot IN ALL PAIUTR OF TIE CITY, THE his long legs out of the Rermuda grass and | nd do not dis wster honnets. They | fections of the it New York financial 0. 1% Davis Compar 1% 1 IAGH TATES BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, | nasturtiums, and ina loud v which the | s have been known evening dress | houses is known to be at least §250,000 a = — - , \ i b R throbbing of the drums could not drowr a4 decollete gown y g them the | Year, and is probably much heavier. It will B s LA S RO : b WM AT || e = janded the wheelman to halt. Aga Y ruples of George Fox and Lueretia Mott | Brow larger with each succeeding year. LA VAL Lty 1 | invader of the sacred spot doffed his iave apparently lost all welght. The ema The loss on account of general messages COLE (0., LARGEST LIST IN'OMAHA. | § 10 2 AD, 16 & DouarAs. | F b LA fali and laughed. The officers threw cipation of the modern Quaker is not con- | Which formerly went over the telegraph wires o] [ AR g SN NN IR 3 canes, but missed e Tt fined to dress. It extends to customs and | IS immense, and accounts for the fict that HOW TO GET A HOME . Come on, you fellows!" McCiever cri i il - 2 It ers as well. He goes to hear ‘“hire- | the growth in Western Union reveiies dus MONEY 10 LOAN=CHATTELS, N e and_then he leaned still farther over his — | ling priests” if he feels like it, unperturbed | Fing the past fivo years has not kept pac Fa 11 ¢ handlebars as he *‘scorched” through the | pigeon, and sometimes ventured a trifle of | by the fear that he will be “disowned” as | With the growth of the country and its busis VOUSE NEAR HIGH SCHOOL, | MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, dust toward the city. Officer Wagner was | her savings on a match, and though in his | his ancestors might have besn. He waltzes, | ness. Both the Western Union and Bell com- nth. Inquirs 2616 Capital horses, wWagons, et t t rates in eit = the mmy‘ o ; r who raiscd his mace and | masculine pride he never consulted her, Mas- | he listens Wagner and he plays whist panies have been quictly preparing for the ) i oval 18} strictly Lontial 5 B ordered the wheelmari to stop. But McCiever | ter Simon always felt more confident on hear- [ It was an idea among the old timers that | Struggle which is impending T BN e DO M OUSIALL - MODERNE | Rty s s ook GRIGLING Ofili dny CAR RS AND BUILDERS had a merry chuckle for this policeman, as | ing that Ann had put money on his bird. | there was something sinful about removing | The Western Union has been gradually improvements, Targe rooms, hard” Weod finish OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O, . TR — ¢ well as for the two helmeted men who wer: | Now when a match took place at some dis- | the hat when within doors or in the pres. | Feplacing its iron wires with copper on the 6 N, Hra 1 o R 3 W MORIILL, | PATER HANGING, HOUSE down the roadway and erying to | tant town or flying ground, Ann would natur- | ence of a woman. The use of the ti pretense that it affords a more efficient sery= FOR_RENT, FLATS NEWLY PAPERED AND X don Birker bik.; tel. 186; shop 918 N, Vi Sojmalcalmyks HEE, ) ally be anxious to learn the result as quickly | “Mr."” “Mrs.” and “Miss" was also a serious | i, Copper wire is much more costly than A IR e, 1th and’ Howard | MONBY 1 ON TR TR s | 1t was about this tme that Captain | pg possible, and Master Simon, finding that | offense. All these and many other heresles | iron, and the claim of the Western Union streets. It r8 o month. Inquire r 430 RATSE Ll o ———————————————— | Thompson, who sat astride his well-trained | the suspense affected her cookery, nad failen | are accepted by the Friend of today. that the greater durability compensates for _81i, First Natlonal Bank butlding. D—741-22 ey horse near the fern grotte, was told that | jnto the habit of taking a hamper of carricrs | The modern Friend still clings (o the platn | e great cost must be taken with several FOR RENT, FIVE-ROOM COTTAGES, BUSINESS CHANCES. hree 'vfn ce n]. \ML.U»,,. w“fl'wl of a Im ¥e- | to all distant meetings and spoeding them language, however. Even those who have | Sacks of salt K North 220 strcet. [3igh dollars per. m TR who had whiskers, o tantalizing laugh, | ik to Flowing Source with tdings of his | married out of meeting or straved Into othe, OTHER SIGNS OF STRIFE | Quive room 314, First National Bank T e T - Tatest slang phrase, bu ) and a white ]Jhlw-; .u’nl. o ith his larlat | jcooss, Apart from this office—which they | theological fields or are wholly given over | In the electrical field are be W STOCK OF MERCHANDISE IN i in one hand and th> other grasping the | oot P00 “ough—he took no special [ 0 the pomps and vanities of the outsids dis= mmunication {o the company. This arrangement ked harmonifously and to t satisfaction of all concerned until the Bell Telephona | chiidren whose paronts are “‘mem- | established the long-distance telephone serve Lyn A ; FAIDL LANDS, C. 1. HARBISON, men for violati gulation of | ice. —— e C. A. STARR, &5 5 park commis man wh 1t was not until the efficiency of the coppor wire for transmitting \essuges hine HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK ) HOUSE, CORNER 2TH AND trects, Inquire 2501 Farnam stri MG 306 16th St FOR RENT_TWO 6.ROOM COTTAGES it T Nl 0T land ndcash | wold " Ofwali last year. wWe glve you S0 | reins of the bridle, the famous” vaquero in | Friao"in' thom. The offer of a pair of his | WOrld, are apt to keep the friendiy speech, | company, It is bretty well ostablished that furnished. §02 th. Modern, Y- Moz TaLoE RIS ke TG0 Harnan st T el e bl *“‘nl‘xk‘alll_zl{ ;h‘»‘nf_flnvl_‘rl 1 but the | Pet tumblers, wortn their weight in gold After the German fashion it is “‘thee” and | the Standard Ofl people only last week offered ———— OTID TNVESTMENTS, BRICK RURINESS wheelman, laughed. again and kept on nis | had cost him an effort, and when Mistress ‘”? W theshome iRng to the family, how- | par value for all the stock of the Postal Te FOR I —FURNISHED ROOM: black, water power flouring mill, fine loe busi == - a7 Prudence, ordinarily a clear headed woman, | fYer ,,‘,“l', V”“-nnm""- be used elsewhere. | egraph and Cable company, amounting to o . 3. C. Alger & Co., Sheridan, Wyor TAKEN UP. Horseman and bleyelist were now in a | eclared "that she preferred carriers, she | Th bility with respect to the pronoun | $15,000,000. The offer was not accepted. g T _ e Retihe Tina S Atipdine 10 tha: o) could hardly have astonished him more by |4nd its verb is an interesting trait Then a proposition was made to purchase a WANTED LADY_ROOMMATE, HOUSER . flerce race, while standing In theghade of a | Sl Mardly Beve astonsboc b HoSwillaayitithioali it ut mamtar. 0thhlsl| Bastrol b o iy e SO pUECH I rooms. ' 2026 St Mary E-i12-) SAL K OF ML UP—A BUCKSKIN PONY, tree @ fow feet distant were three police s family and straight 4 — ety TRt the vity: kood rea Tt B AT sl L “Oh, certainly,” he answered, and went | family and straightway turn to an outsider | was taken under advisement, It is gonerally FOR DENT-FURNISHED ROONS, WITH Address at once, T 16, Owner ‘can have Thalt red Tagesana talhed atont the “noprert | homo ‘and thought it over. Women were a [41d address bim as “you and the stricter | believed the Standard people are the power " e g ONEAIALE INTER v son_Place of the man who was making a desperate | Puzzle, but he had a dim notion that if he | Members wll say “ihec to all persons. f behind tho Standard Telephone company, ROOMS | FOR™ LIGHT HOUSEK LD ING O Vusin ntral 3 ! effort to escape the officer on bis trail. Tor | coud fay hand on the reason why Mistross (LA 16 almost never heard. = The lan- | consolidation of several minor telephone com LSRR T M138-2 . LOS several hundrsd yards the race was run at a | Prudence preferred ordinary carriers to priz 1 O . iebngram= | DAnis SR egpukcliske folithoRHONAL YR il furlous clip, Then the capt whirled his | tumblers he would hold the key to sc o [{matical He habitually uses the objective | would place the new company in fighting LOST—BLACK FEATHER It lariat three or four thnes around his head, | the sccrets of the sex. He thought it over | foruh, 1 tho nominative case, but it seems | trim immediately, avolding at one bound the FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. 1 arie; busine ! ate, please return to Miss Thom and in another instant a well-seasoned no for three days, during which he smoked more | LAY Hely that the “thou™ will ever be v\['}l;l]‘l::\:w‘u[;u-“l ong drlrn\ln out I'\\Imwl‘“u'“r Whisen headquarters, and recelve rewa was circling through the air. It fell over | tobacco than was good him. At about S municipal franchises. Putting this and that NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM WITH o the bearded face of the man on the bicycle | 4 o'clock in the afternoon third day a | o “1"‘:"': ‘rh\‘ 1’\14‘(: speech of the modern | together, it will be seen that a battle of cor- board 1 family: ny other board- |3 STOC i , Gon LOST, JULY 1040 MILES 5. B [ and yanked him from the saddle of his ma- | smile enlarged his face, He set down his nd appears to more —appropriate ad- | porate glants is among the early probabili- ) ST | ken t ) v igh, st t vautage than others, A party of them | ties, and reduced rates and better service are 3 n 1 ey ) it | ch He was taken to the Park station | pipe, smacked his thigh, stood up, sat down party hem > it H | who sought to while away ti 4 certain to res s R MW | Omalia auctior housz, and afterward transferred to the city | again and began to laugh. He laughed [ 810 SOUEDL to while away the weary hour P L FOR SALE, A FULL 0-HEBL. CASE i t hall, where he was charged with violating | slowly and deliberately—not loudly—for the | &) [FAVE! BY 4 Bame of cards found them The alllance of Independent telephone coms= FOR RENT—UNFURNISE ROOWS, team floue an order of the park commissioners areatér ‘part of that cvening, and woke up | %105 the objects of much interest amon [ panies recently perfected at Piitsburk I sincss will requi 54 f the night and shool the bedelothes | thelr. ellow passengers, warmly commended by Electricity, the cham- SUITES OF LARGE HOUSEKERPING 7 PASTURAGE. Glass Imitaticn of Wood into long waves with his mirth oL b a0 Je e aausLronalyYoharianed, | (B AN FRTs frenrihiace MU HAABUNIUESK fit ! ms, §: per room; refs ternbinas hea - e e ‘ orning e took two carriers fre s * Mo 1 ends as among the old | Electricity he American Be elephone A,patent has been taken out for a singula m‘\'u. L e }. o pree ""’.\‘_"; timers. The second, third and even fourth | company ‘is, of course, here to stay, but it IO Waddilove was not at home. She had started [ - 5 AND OFFICES, FOITRADE It MERCHANDISE. CLi eealatioilior Forabmanilb sy i AALIIOYS aaN Ast B Al ding, B A ateTie) and the orthodox. =~ The latter agree upon |80 vast as that of telephony, with all its pos- o R AT T T At Ickiata | aRdress . Diorye T PR UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. | be cither semi-transparent or. opaque, and is | at the Pandora’s Box) on busincss connected | giifiyy M the, points wWith the Evangelical | sibllities, should remain in the hands of any o R T B e Filge, No1 made to represent highly polished wood of | With her husband's will. “No burry at all,” [ Siristian chur ie former have pr en, or twenty companies. The fleld is B ehaknt Lasamant: ommlate steantn — o | e AT DIRDOTON AND | high e Mraton Gimon. He slipped. . handful | Much the same faith Unitarians, ~ The | almost unlimited and will not be fully culti- Hxtures, water on all floors, gas, ete. Apply L6 ACRES OF CLEAR LAND IN GOOD LO 5 BURRET, BUNEBAL TURED any description. When used for veneering 1t | 814 Master Sinon BE nd left the | feParation in thy society occurred about the | vated for years to come. It 1s worthy of all the ofti¢ I . 1—-9 ity in” Nebraski it to ! is particularly adapted for vestibule and other | 0f Indian ¢ 2 middle of the p century. When | the thought, brain and energy which can be R s 2 3 PR i I B B ERIL, SWANSON & VALIEN, 1701 CUMING, T doors, the exterior of the glass having the | hamper owith his rospect.t o | Friends become members of other denomina- | brought to bear upon it and lts full des Sah hasemet, 3 Y n ever. Fidelity Trust Co., sole g o2 Far- | __ : appearance of polished wood, while in the in- | Then o rowed home, and spent (he vt | tious it has been noticed they are apt o go | velopment would be impossible if dependent nam e a i nam st %[ M 0. MAUL, UNDERTAKE 2 terior of the house it shows semi-transparent, | LWo divs after his wont; the only cbservable [ to the other theological ~extreme, and s0 | upon one company. Reasonabic term T Y T e Y Faviamiat talen The process by which this material is pro- | difrence being the position of bis garden | bocome Roman Catholics ‘or high chiiren The imperative first step to insure suc- tionnl Uiank bullding ved farm to tade for good resilince’ near | . AKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 8, 8TH ST, | duced is to cloud a sheet of ground or plain | chair. It stood as a rule under the shadow | Episcopalian; many of the Hicks- | cess is to convince local capitalists that the B ruan' ay X glass on one side with a liquid dye of the [ Of the broad caves, but now Master Simon |ito branch, however, turned to Uni- | telephone exchange busincss is sate, profitably AGENTS WANTED, —_— T proper color to represent any desired v orderci the tap-boy to carry it out and set | tarianism and permanent and to show to tens and ST e R = e fiye in aonlied reana loLia it by a rustic table close to the river's brink, | A gradual development of the sense of | hundreds of business establishments and NOMEN, 8 10 310 A DAY t Lvhry (At REn L r which 1s 50 manipul to bring of whence, & he smoked, he could keep com- | humor amous Fiiends ha toubtedly done | house-owners that individual telephone out- v Co., 30 New York Lif = o = mblance of the grain of ol up, fortable watch upon the pigeon ¢ much to - disiniegrate the so The | fits are safe to buy and economical in the v, Neb J MY EQUITY IN NICE SIN-ROOM COTTA AN A Azl » of the glas: A badger brush is “Yeu'll eateh a sunstroke,” said Ann, the | humor the individual found it hard work | service performed.' AN BNERG AN OR nd ot near Boy | %y S wang B an g soften the shading. The glass s | cook. I hopo youwre not begluning to forget | 0 accept much of what the hody took al e —— £ | lary, § JASAIIAL WOR ¥ as e g coverad photographer's varnish. | h care of yourself." 00 seriously. The fundamental principle: AN ADVANCED HEN 1 ) Omaha hermAR aves the grain clear and fast, without Well, I hope so, too,” Master Sim: o Quaker Al~ trine have exerted a wide & ESTATE. R et ¢ of using any gelatinous sub- | swered; but did not budge uence in the thinking world. Not so She Left the Brood, but a Gobble "l RENTAL AGENCY. VOAMERICAN pLax 1 would rend Uable to crack | On the morning of the third day ; involve, howeve har e Lot the. Rraod) Huf & Gobblerlisaumy LAND FOR SALS e | TE ram at S dayyioh somaiat 800 day, o spoil the effect. To complete the opera- | he saw that which made him speech i3 one of {neir pet poli That e L G. WALLACE, RENTALS es near ¢ b v Lt AR FiR Ty lelo b1 R means that any so-called “‘crank” may aris win Place, the aristocratic suburb of AR ~ | various shades require: the particular and air his theories at their religious meet- [ Topcka , whose beautiful streets, lovely, tom land, near Omaha FOUND, wood to be imitated ar to flow over . :“ There are many able and ecloquent | homes and green lawns charm the visitor, i ; ity Yoo s Serkar _ | it by means of a syrin > merging Ut the others nayh s achers among Kriends, | hag an additional attraction which Judgo J. STORAGE, tand, 1 THAT THEE NO. 2 SMITH PREMIER | the shadings into each other is prevent Th, the others have just the same privileges. [ o1t 10) ';"."“‘.I' ride In exhibiting # 5 tmproved typewriter in the macket. | by the heating of the glass. The whole L \ The evils of tea ani coffer drinking, the in A takea. speoial iy DHinE Q) B S D ekt e ‘sthel 0 L - made semi-transparent by the application of » ey of uilng pepper and salt ‘and the |his friends. Last spring, relates the § fowest Tat 1015 Leavenwor the - M 4 e another coat of photographers' varnish, which - By ainfulness of & neigbor's red flower | Louls Republic, he purchased a pair of fino s 8 ACCOUNTANTS, serves and protects. the dy The ex ~have been themes of discours: bronze turkeys and placed them in the yard STORAGE, FIt L1 HARNEY ) rior presents the appearance Priends are diligent promoters of educa- | gty ) ther fowls. In due time tl 3 M T WALTERS, EXUERT ACCOUNTANT thr 85118 wood finish, on. . Bvery meating liousa of any preten- | Yith. bis' other fowls. In due tims the PACITIC § i M s{ Navi bank. Tel. 1636, Reference o s ha ay school attached. Those | female turkey had a nest full of eggs, whila 810 Jon g and Lorwa Consoling (o,the Fatient. schools take high rank among t luca- | the gobbler spent his time in strutting Harper's Bazar: ! The patient had just natitution The scholars are obliged | around and making himself generally ¢ to attend meeting every ffth day WANTED=TO BUY, 000, described his symptpms and the physician ue o LBrlonan segardtihetooes i My dear fellow,” he criel, “I cannot tell ideas o moped around the yard, the very picture of ML ; L i 8 how delighted J am that you should rather cur lonelin Co., 3 « Y me to me. You have a disease which has A well meaning old Quaker once arose . INE PANILY ) e caf Topeka §18'an air g e R Rioh ey (e 5 old Quaker once arose | About that time one of the hens that had & such will pay ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTI it has always proved fajal and I've always little PASTURE FOR HORSES FOR EXCHAN head, Chatles Gani but ingenious pr for making glass ven HOTEL BARKER, FRANK HILDITCH MGR spicuous, till his mate began to set. For a 1 1 HAMMERLL DOUBLE-BARRELLED ¢ tustrution are m; Uot o ae e RO small brood of chickens partly reared or v cle Wt and motor \ to experiment 6 it myself. 1f 1 hensibl e, that they were one anl al |¢luded that they were old enough to take e save you I shall be immortal, and if T don't - u the habit of committing, and that t » of themselves and left them. T OND MAND z | Supy 115 Howard Y You 4 h & 8 st he felf | oare. OF LUGMARIYON 4 m ! ‘must | A 1D JHAND 3 ¥; | - what's the odds? ® they would agree with him was about | proved the disconsolate gobbler's opportunity. & N-MITS 1.y Sefeath ——— T / worst on re He made up his mind to adopt tic abandoned it an nore & How: to ¥pos Giger \Trappers. | Parent 1 teachers® he sald, “do not | brood, but the trouble was to get the consent ) ear Cons A SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, There is a tradition ‘aittong cigar smoker sufficient attentio i FOR SALE—MISC ANE 440 nea f G A acre gt g attention to this eyil. It [of the lttle chicks: and he set about the SAL E LANBOUS, L0 Aferici o, 8 acre - e - which finds more or fess credence, to the ef- | should. however, be brought to the notice of | task with the most patfent and untiring D ruce Cha TNATION | HOG - A2 —— | meet the demand for £ t(ed goods some man- | ts results. T.mean,” he concluded, sud-| In the end his efforts were crowned with ufacturers used diluted sphuric acid, which " t 3 enly, rop wrz’ into a conversational” tone the most mu,;;,.- sue 3 The chickens . - 2 weeks. TWO Lite being liberally sprinkted on the tobacco to b e C Anger nail follow him as closely as if he was their real FOR SALE-A GENTS MEXICAN SAD 00 el s e Alaloenfmoc e B8 e o T mother, and he wanders areund with them W bargain: apply W8 8. 25th ave. nt BARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTE AND FARM | GELLENTECK, * BANIO wppearance. dn justifidation of this practice | 400 mount to the attic unde nough rovoke a Nalot. all the day, making a cooing sort of a cluck, QM1 sale or trade. F. K. Darling, Barker blos 2 - e | the manufacturers say it doesn’t furt the opened with much caution A young maun in an out shirt and straw | apparently happy and devoted to their pros hat was wheeling a baby carrlage back and | tection; and at night they go to roost with SALE CEAR : igar at ail, and it pleases some smokers. \e roof, he slipp OF SALE, A NEARLY “NEW b YT AT T R S TR E AR tured a carrier pigeon forth along the pavement fn front of a cer. | hiM. s0me on his back or under his wings. = fios, &, 7 and 8 3 The bird carried a note folded small ! e And ever since the turkey has come off with and sower co 0 A tain flat in Brooklyn, relates Truth. The hot 5 ! o By TED MIRRC T - a0 ind under its wing 2 thread 4 L LT I her brood the gobbler still continues hig e ater 'and sewer DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILYERED, 710 N BUNEER | R e onensd the. nate and re afternoon sun poured pittlessly down wpon | oate and ateention of his adopted family i i = ! UNTOLD | It you loves me as 1 loves you, | him, and he was as angry as any man in the [ ¥ WU MERYE GUTR BOR L er 1o ace MOUNT HOIE CEMETERY 18 v B! ——————————Miserlos. | No knife' can cut our loves In two." clty count for the eccentricities of Judge Clark' duserved aitention: situate) on fu PAYMENTS, SELL AND AWNBROKERS. BRADFIELD'S i N e Ie for & Laants: | s SACP (042 me a voice from the upper | Contier a P e vation, northwest pa L Om e f . ¢ i gobbler as it would to fa 1 ullar= vation, northw ot On abTis arvin & HON. e | chuckle, but he broke out with a fuse | window of the h : — A ities of a hen belonging to Charles Owsley, & S L R TR . - _ | H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONE | perspiration instead. “Oh, this is hustling a [ ‘“You g0 to e shricked back. | farmer who lives six miles east of Welr Call on ageat at 31 S BAROAING, SALE QR ‘l“\\'\‘li IN CITY PROP- 3 , an!" he ingeminated, staring round th ‘Let me ne. you?' and he went on | City, Owsley's hen has bullt a nplete Rl ks e g et T ACTS A8 A srROIFIO | empty attic like a rabbit seeking a con- [ wheeling and mopping his face nest in the forks of an apple tree, ten feet Y, i | wenlant hols >t three weeks buried! | An hour later the same voice came from the | from the ground. The nest Is composed of FOR SALF_10 ACRES GOOD FARM 1 Chichosters Englisn Diamagd Frans. from the grous The nes mi t A 3 " By Arousing to Healthy Action all her Organs. | he added, with another groan, and began to | same window in earnest, pleading tones twigs, straw and pleces of binding twl | N R A ENNYROYAL PILLg | * o o b o | 3 sides, i, anlh iy Sty axd v of Bading Trisa IMPROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA ] At . 4y MUsIC, T AND LANGUAG RE-MI o l;?:l:e,;nlrl:;.l;:‘nk:f}:;#;fl} yoy While thus engaged, he heard a flutter “Well, what in the deuce do you wan eggs and continued business regularly until AIIM BARGAINS, IOWA OR NEBRASKA ON €, W avies . above the trap-door, and a second pigeon | he shouted Have the water pipes burst " the nest was robbed by bad boys. Nothing MR DI 1 WARKEN, CLATRVOVANT, 116 | /M HARGAINS 10WA O NEGRASKA, 03 e e ek o el IT NEVER FAILS TO REGULATE. |atikhted with o second note, also bound | = No, George, dear!” walled the voleo: “the | duunted. Biddy continued to lay 1n hef Hable buaine:u wedium; 3th Sear at 119 Ny liams, reom 411, MeCasue block RE—58 4, sealod with Blue ribbos. “My wife has been under treatment of leading phy- | With a silken thread water pipes are all right, but you've been | elevated nest, which now contalns several siclans three yoare \eitliout heneit Afier Lking | - *Lor-a-mercy!’ gasped Master Simon. pal tie' o ¢gs. Mr. Owsley will not disturb her, but . - ARGAL R0OM SO1 o - e bottics of BNADMIKD'S FRWALY REOULATOR sh§ | wheeling Lottie's doll all the after P r. Owsley will no rb her, bu PRC LEROY, THE GREATEST cnam | AR - A M BOUTH FRONT oo you better let baby have a turn now?" | Is curious to see how she will handle her | house in Walnut Hili; large trees, fine iawn 1 siampe for partiouiars. featimonials ©an do her own cooking, ik ing and washing.” Bug the second note was written in a | Hadn't - Yad This was last week, but George Is still in | brood when she hatches out one. Owsley Zoyant wnd dead uance wedium Uving: i71: | and shrube, brand new: S-year loan of $1.H at M“‘M" o 8 BRYAN liewdorson, Ala. | different hand and ran as follows e, Batistaction guarantse the hospital pending ab examination as ta his | says this Is strictly a Kansas hen, as nooe aanity, other would take such @ Dew departure Sper cen v Testimenlals, Sems Puper. BRADFIELD REGULATOR €0., ATLANTA, GAs L ould di f sh e. ltal Satiatac d ber almost your own terms. Call at ConMadionn ATOR LANTA, 1 could die of shame. It was all that pay. All ia trouble cail S Mis 4R Nicholas Bl R 991230 o) Deciine Lo & B0l by druggiets at 610 per bottle bhussy of & girl. She did it for & joke. I'll