Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 21, 1900, Page 20

Pure Whis Direct from Distiller to Consumer R PullQulfl / Saves Mlddle';el j\}\ Profits, Prevents ) Adulteration, OR thirty. nve distilled th at whiskey made andsold it diroct to con. Aumers Wo hiave thons. nnds of customs orm in every state and want more; wo thorefore mnke the fol. lowing Proposition: We will send you four _full || quart Imllfe: of || b Copper Distilled ! Rye for $3.20, Express Prepald. We ship In plain packages-no marks to Indicate contents. When you get it and test it, it it isn't satisfactory return it at our expense, and we will return your $3.20, Such whiskey cannot be purchased else« where for less than $5.00. Rerenenors: -State Nat'l Bunk, 8t. Louis, Third Nat'l Bank, Dayton, orany of the Express (ouumnlu. WRITE TO NEAREST ADDRESS, THE HAYNER DISTILLING CO. 305.307 S. Seventh St., ST. LOUIS, MO, 226-232 West Fifth St., DAYTON, OHIO. b B Orders for Avig, Col., Oal L daho, Mont., Nov,, N. Mox., Ore h, Wash., Wyo., must be for 20 qta., by frelght, prepaid, agaarantes above firm will do as they agree.-Ep, want It If you SEE US make you a DAVIS Singer, to buy a Sewing Machine makes no difference what want, SEE US. You may want BALL BEARING, STANDARD, or a cheap machine at $16.00 No difference Wao sions, it is worth, We have NO agents, pay NO commis- at T8¢ per week, sell parts for all makes of machines manufacture Monday we will sell the following second- | hand Machines at you. prices that will interest They are genuine bargains Choice $2.00 Monday. $ 6.00 7.60 12.60 1 Davls 3 Singers 1 White 1 New Home 1 Domestic Former Price $10.00 . 156.00 25.00 16.00 .« 26.00 . 12,00 6H0.00 Domestic Wheeler & Wilson .. Singer, modern Household Standard White . . Singer (shoemaker) Monday forenoon we will give one- hull dozen machine needles to any lady who asks for them at our store Nebraska Cycle Co.: Geo. E. Mickel, Mgr. Cor. 15th and Harney. return mail, full dexe nfnu circulars of oundation Al of scientific garment cut o taught so clearly and pro Iy that nuylu'!', of ordinary intelligence can easily and quick Iy learn to cut and make any gar " " nd Boys, anteed to fit |.(r1nn, with our trying on wwledge of the Moody System fs worth a fortune to any fidy, Thousands of ex spert dressmakers ¢ wody System. DY & CO,, neinnat!, 0, s . eyreen Jil\k‘f For Family and Medicinal use M. Wollstein & Co., Try a bottle of Sole Agents | plateau | dead but will sell you a machine for whull New York's liall of Fame The Hall of Fame, for whose memorial panels twenty-nine names have now been chosen, stands on the western verge of the at Morris Heights, upon which have been erected the buildings of New York university, reports the New York Tribune. The Hall of Fame is bullt in a semi-circle and has two stories. The lower story consists of a hall, along which may be ranged memorials to the illustrious The second story is open, con structed with a colonnade. In the pave ment at iIntervals will be bronze tablets, each Inscribed with a great name Be tween the columns will stand statues, with their faces toward the west, The corner for men of letters, according to the present plans, will be at the ex- treme right of the bullding as the beholder approaches it from the valley below. Here the colonnade joins the Hall of Languages Here, too, will stand the images of Long- | fellow, Emerson, Irving and Hawthorne, The other end joins the Hall of Phil- osophy, where men who have attained re- | nown in this realm of thought will be me | morializea. The Hall of Fame {8 rapldly nearing com- pletion and workmen are now busily at | work on the roof. Along its ceiling they are hanging at intervals handsome chan- deliers, which when lighted at night will | shine out with brilllancy against the dark background of the woods and may be seen by voyagers on the Hudson. On the other side of the Hall of Phil osophy Is to be bullt the second Hall of | Fame, for those who have become Ameri cans by adoption. The new structure is to be harmonious in architecture and will contain one-fifth of the space of the pres- ent hall. The plan for It was formally ratifled by the senate last Friday Stranger Than Fiction Uncle Sam has a regular contributor the general fund of the government Promptly the first week of every quarter a check for $75 18 received at the Treasury |department, with a request that it be I placed in the miscellaneous fund of the treasury, from which it can only be with- |drawn by a special act of congress. The | money is from a veteran of the civil war. | He 18 an employe of the Philadelphia mint. He explained in his letter that as long as the government employed him at a good |salary he would not accept the pension. to Electric Traction ing rapld headway In South Russia. A line with capital furnished by a Belgian company will begin the construction of an electric street rallway in Poltawa in the spring, and the Belgian Street Rallway company slon to an electric light the a period construct and work rallway in Winnitza and to town by means of electricity for of thirty years. PICTURESQUE WESTERN NEBRASKA COUNTY. Electrie traction and lighting are mak- | in Odessa has obtained a conces- | HE 1LLUSTRATED 'PATRIOTISM ~ THAT PAYS A Factory or Butiness House 8ecured Brings to Its Promoters Big Returns, A GREAT FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Is Worth Mo Deserves the ctory Co ty—=It Brings Direct Results, Patriotism in the abstract is at tribute of good citizenship. It brings, like virtue, its own reward. Practical patriot- but it is fsm is not only good citizenship, profitable to the individual and to the community, made up of citizens whose patriotism manifests itself in standing by and the and reside each other state which they town No Argn nt is Needed the truth of this general Men indifferent, the application of wholesome Wken B, H. Robison, Bankers Reserve Life attention of the to show propo sition are however, to truths president of the association, especially the bankers and of the were to the exhausting waste in business men on they continually going life resources mutter of insurance, startled And no Wonder, for the veriest child in economics can see that if we send away every year an amount of the total banking the state The alien insurance money exceeding nationai of poor circulation we ourselves life up in premiums every This comes directly fr and is deflected keeping com panies doing a Nebraska take about $1,500,000 the pockets of the people frem the banks and business houses of ‘lha state. Not only so, but most of it ,rc mains locked up in securities bought in | the east and held in trust by eastern cor- ip..l. tions. A Pe | calculation will show ! enormous strain ten years of this must be (upon the resources of a rich, productive | state like Nebrask It more than equals | the entire banking capital of the state. It business year m ny reader what an | deposits of the state. It is culpable igno- | rance not to know and realize this. The Hankers Reserve Life is here working to change this con dition. With the appropriate and prompt assistance of the business community of the state these enormeus sums of money and the accumulations of life insurance profits, surplus and reserve, May le Kept in Ne now sk, CLIFF NORTH OF PINE RIDGE, BEE. in | October 21, 1900, VARICOCELE and NERVOUS DISEASES I want to write or Varicocele or any of the reflex effects are the talk to every man who has Nervous Diseases which of pelvie ailments. If you will your will give fessional my book you ox opinion deseribe case carefully 1 a pro. and plaining the nature of your disease. I cure Varicocele in five days at my *Home." Deimer D. Richardson, M. D., 1286- 74 Mlch. Av. CA0O0. “HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS SUCCESSFULLY.” CLEAN HOUSE WITH SAPOLIO called | are | represents a sum equal to half the bank | SIOUX Purity, Age, Strength is the motto of the Omaha Brewing Association, This beer received the highest award r Draught and Bottled Beer at the Transmississippl Exposition rer is unhealthful oughly fermented a process for months— We us ne but our own artesian well water in our brews. A trial order will satisfy vou that our beer is pure and healthful. Telephone 171, Hurlmll\ made L Our beer | the which Amer- 1 urnlnu to like s00d beer, He is finding out by experience that it for to wine and champag ] a regular beve and it is b a strong as a tonic for in- valids nd thos: who are troubled with poor diges- tion, 1 ming favorite from impure re 1s that only D and purest it and hops en- into its manu- ‘ture and the re- |l|\l|..ur-ll|lll-( erage. 1t is p...ar ant t the taste aft AMects, no depression, such as use of cheap and adulterated r. Try a case of this wholesome bever- You'll see the difference. Brewed es- ally for home trade. METZ BROS. BREWING COMPANY, OMAHA. Lelephone 119, The $eal of $atisfaction WHEN we deliver an order of printing we render full value for our charges, and also ‘‘satis- faction.'”” The ‘‘satisfaction’’ {s thrown in, as it were, just to gra- Ill‘y ¥‘nu and retain your patronag ave only one way of dol bullness. and that is why every customer gets ‘‘satisfaction."’'s # A. I Root, Printer 414.416 South 12th, Omaha ' $52ADAY EASY FOR ALL WILLING TO WORK Gold, Stlver, Nickel, Meta) | Write today. Pamobiet, sam 1. GRAY & 00 Flating Worke CINGINNATL G, | All the Ladies Eant Gold Medal ChocolateBon-Bons By Express, 1,2, 3, and 5 pound boxes, 60c a pound. W. S. Balduff, 1518-20 Farnam St.,, Omaha. Neb, New Foot- wear " For Men in the celebrated REGENT $3.50 SHOES - shoes of the most approved and up-to-date patterns in all leathers, including the new and popular patent vici kid—the shoe for durability, tone and ease—others ask you $5.00 and $6.00 for their equal—our prices $2.50 and $3.50. We fit and quality. RECENT SHOE CO. 205 South 15th, Write for Illustrated Catalogue—free, ARNICA _TOOTH SOAP abon de Arnica, Savon Dentifrice D'Arnica, Arnica Zahn Seife, The Only International Dentifrice, The Standard for 3o years. Preserves and whitens the teeth, strengthens L @uIus—swvetens the breath, 25c at All Druggists, C 1. 5TRON( & CO.,Props.,Chicago,U.S.A, guarantee F.M.RUSSELL GAS FIXTURES 1t Sy ) . Sreen River s The whiskey without a headache M. Wollgjein & Co., Distributors