Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 18, 1900, Page 20

Pure ke irect from l():istiller to Profits. Prevents Adulteration, OR thirty. f threo yenrs we have distil heat whis ands of o in every state and want more; we therefore mnke the fol. lowing Proposition: We will send you four full quart bottles of ner's Seven Year 01d Double Copper Distilled Rye for $3.20, Express Prepald. We ship In plain packages -no marks to indicate When you get it and test it, atisfactory return it at our expense, and we will return your $3.20, Such whiskey cannot be purchased else« where for less than $5.00. RerereNors:—State Nat'l Bank, 8t. Lonis, rd Nat'l Bank, Dayton, orany of the Express Companies, WRITE TO NEAREST ADDRESS, THE HAYNER DISTILLING CO. 305.307 5. Seventh St., ST. LOUIS, MO, 226.232 West Fifth St., DAYTON, OHIO, 1nho, Mont., Wyo., must THE gy LNGCO UAYYH%IJ’.’U.SA Swansdown... Prepared Cake Flour Makes Delicious Angel Food and other Cakes. It you like delicious cake, write us the. NAME OF A LEADING GROCER and we will send you, FREE, our book, “CAKE SECRETS,” new re- cipes and ideas In cake making; will enable you to serve some very attrac tive and dellcious dainties in your home. Address IGLEHEART BROS. EVANSVILLE INDIANA, Department C. b K ¢ our trying Moody Sy lady, T owe the Agents FEANOPEN BOOK Y«w for opportunities that come toyou o health, wealth, love, friendship prosperity; wstrologicnl ehart ) venl the business chungos you should muke ; how to tuke cnreof your health nnd make those you wish, to love you. To demonstrate m ability to 100 dite of birth and stamp t Willard, 74 Winslow Ave., Cinel YOUR LI X F.M RUSSELL GAS FIXTURES 14 So OMAHA Ihth St WANTED Rellable women or men to sell our goods to the consumer in communities from 1,000 to 10,- wo‘ropulullon; ermanent employment at Eoo pag Address THE GREAT EAST- RN _COFFEE AND TEA CO., 301 South 10th Street, 8t. Louls, Mo. THE | Carpenter's Letter i (Continued from Seventh | Chinese Page.) He believes he can manufacture | here ten times as cheaply as in the United | States, and says the high freight is nothing in comparison This man is right about the artistic ability of the Chinese in stone cutting They make magnificent monuments, They cut turtles and memorials of various kinds out of marbles and their work In the Ming tombs and irn some of the great bridges near | Pekin is as fine as that of any sculptor. It seems odd to think of the Confucian Chinese cutting out tombstones for the Christian cemeterles of the United States, but this |1s a possibility | How to Get Mines in The chiet money to be [the industrial metals, 1 am told there are “ruhln-fl, amethysts, sapphires, diamonds and ‘upnlu in different localities, but these are nothing in comparison with the value of ‘lhe copper, coal and iron If concessions are granted and the country made safe there will be an influx of foreign pros- pectors as soon as the treaty of peace is | settled. There will probably be many Amerl- !lnns, and our government should see that |the mining regulations are eo fixed by |treaty that there can be no dispute as to title and the working of the mines, At present China has a bureau of mines and railways It has certain laws as to !foreigners who wish to apen up such ter- ‘rilury, but at present these laws are al- together in favor of the Chinese, | I have before me the concession of the « made here is in PICTURESQUE WESTERN NEBRASKA Pekin syndicate, which went into operation two years ago. It provides that the prop- erty and all improvements shall revert to the government after sixty years and that the company shall in the meantime pay the government 256 per cent of all its profits, with the exception of 6 per cent on its capi- tal stock and 10 per cent for a sinking fund to repay the capital invested. In other words, the syndicate gets a 6 per cent divi- dend and a 10 per cent sinking fund before anything else is pald. Of the balance it recelves 75 per cent, and this is to go on for sixty years. The government also receives a tax of b per cent on the cost of working the mines and double the usual taxes on the govern- ment lands held by the concession. Similar regulations are made as to all companies operating in China, According to the present law at least three-tenths of the stock of every foreign |mining concesslon must be owned by the Chinese. It 1s Impossitle to get a concession where all the capital is foreign. In no case will the government be responsible for losses of any kind. Al grants of such concessions must be ranctioned by the bureau of mines and promoters are required to show proof of having capital before their applications will be considered. The books of all mining companies must be open to government in spection and every such company must es- tablish a school of mines for young Chi- nege mining engineers. FRANK G. CARPENTER, ‘ . ~ P Chewing-Gum Towns J. J. Amend, traveling representative of one of the largest chewing gum manufac- turing companies in the United States, ex- | pressed surprise, In speaking to a reporter of the New Orleans Times, that the estab- lishment of a chewing gum factory at New Orleans is talked of. “It is true that much of the gum we use comes by way of New Orleans in its raw state from the tropics,” he said, “but I can see no other reason for putting up a factory here. I don't believe sugar {s any cheaper here than it is In the north and glucose {8 no cheaper, if as cheap. Then this i{s a very poor market locally for chewing gum.' “It st “Why {s that?" “I don't fact nevertheless. Why, I know lots of towns in other parts of the country that use ten times as much chewing gum--yes, fifty times as much—as New Orleans and they are not nearly as big as this elty, either. TI've been around to the stores since T have been in the city and T find that thelr sales are very light. The first-class stores tell me that sometimes they don’'t have a eall for chewing gum BLOWOUT ‘'The worst place in the United States.'' | know the reason, but it is a drug SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, ILLUSTRATED BEEK more than once In two or three days. | They only keep one or two kinds on hand, whereas in such stores in the north and cast a dozen different kinds will be kept constantly for and the demand is | at all time “Where is the best market gum in the United States?" “All west and north of 8t. Loulis. of gum s sold throughout Kansas, braska, the Dakotas and Minnesota «as City Is a great town for it."” ““How about Chicago?"’ ““Oh, Chicago 18 one of the chewing gum cities in the country. cago has gone ahead of New York in this respect. New York used to be a great town for it and one couldn't go anywhere in the city without seeing girls working their jaws as if their lives depended on it But the ecaricaturists and the paragraph- ists made such fun of the habit that a| ®ood many of the girls stopped chewing | and the sales fell off very heavily., Boston was a pretty good gum town at one time, but never so good as our western cities. | ‘““As a rule the newer the city the better the chewing gum trade in it. In an old city, like New Orleans, the people don't geem to take to the habit at all. The French are not gum chewers. The Ger mans don't chew gum either. In some of the places where there are many Germans, as in some of the cities of the northwest we gell but little chewing gum. The young people like it, but the old people won't | let them use it I have seen many a boy spanked by his German mother for chewing gum.” “Do you export much of it?" sale steady for chewing Lots Ne- Kan- greatest Chi- using WITH CORE, SIOUX COUNTY. and Australia. None Juropean nations take kindly to chewing gum. They won't have it at all in Germany and there is absolutely no sale for it in France or, in fact, anywhere on the continent. England uses a great deal, but they don't care much for a vari- ety of brands there.” “Do you think the chewing gum habit grows on one like the cligarette or the opium habit?"” “Not to such an extent as those you mention. Now take it in our factories. When we employ new girls we tell them to go ahead and chew all the gum they want, The first few days their jaws are never at rest, but about the end of the first week they don't chew quite so stead- ily. At the end of two weeks they chew very moderately and after they have been In the factory a month they don't chew at all. They are cured and you couldn't hire an old hand to chew gum.” One¢ on the Attorney Attorney (cross-examining)—You are of the Jewish race, Mr. Isaacs, I believe. Witness—No, sir. Caucasian race, same as you. Jewish religion. “‘Only of the to England HAZLEWOOD—"“World's finest butter''— from pure pasteurized cream At Court- ney & Co. Boys and Girls ea . Pearl nget thi tandle our Great Cold and 10t b 20 conts a hox, will send the Table \| sold send us th ($1.00 and wo wil send this stror durable Pocket Knife'which has four imported stecl blades Pear] handle, German silver mountings,and 5 fully wirra! et beauty A NATIONAL MEDICINE CO.,Knlfe Dept. 99 New Haven,Gonn, " A DAY EASY wnd wi wid, when New Met e \% Modern metho Heavy plate We do piat fng, make oul Complete. all ol art. furnish nol s, ero. B INCINNATL O, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHI DREN WHIIE TEETHING, with PER- | FECT SUCCESS, IT SOOTHES the CHILD, | CUURES WIND COLIC, and {s the best rem- edy for DIARRHOEA. S8old by Drugglsts in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for ““Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.* and take no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle, FULL QUARTS 3 00 Direct to consumer. 3 Express charges prepald. November 18, 1900. Four Years More o.0f the. .. Full Demijohn .. . Have it filled with. .. Green River Whiskey In order to Introduce this celebrated whiskey, we will for a short time, dellver, express charges prepald— One Gallon for $4.00. This whiskey s in use yal Hospitals on account of its abso- al properties, for which it also re- aris Exposition, 1900, Goods neatly packed in plain boxes. at the United States N lute purity and high medici celved the Gold Medal at At all first-class bars. M. WOLLSTEIN & CO., Sole Agents, 522.524 South 13th St., OMAHA, “HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS SUCCESSFULLY.” CLEAN HOUSE WITH SAPOLIO DO YOU WANT A CHANGE‘i Do you want a fine bottled beer that combines all the qualities of a stim- ulating tonic with the pleasant taste and snappy flavor of a cholce bever- age? All beers may look allke to some people, but they grade from A1l down to mighty bad, and regular indulgence in the mighty bad kind means billousness, headache and gen- eral depression, Our_ bottled beer grades Al and we only make one kind. Its a new brand, brewed from pure water, best hops and se- lected barley, and its properly aged before dellvery. Ask your dealer for it or send to us direct. All the Ladies Ent Gold Medal ChocolateBon-Bons By Expreas, OMAHAS 1,9, 3, and 5 pound boxes, 60c a pound. W. S. Balduff, 1618-20 Farnam St., Omaha. Neb. METZ BROS. BREWING COMPANY TEL. 119. OMAHA. 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A pure and nutri- tious stimulant for family Such whiskey as we of- fer for $3.00 cannot be purchased where for $5.00, We ship in plain packages—no marks to indicate contents —and if not per- fectly satisfactory return at our ex- pense and we will refund money at once. use, else- Do You Want a Genuine Bargain in a Piano? v of Upright P ing which must by a by pel returned from f at_once Reference First National Bank of Omaha or any Express Company, It would probably ¢ of these p Every piano warran actly as reps 4 HEALY,21 Adums St., Chicage The World's Largest Music House, T WESTERN DISTILLING CoO. Sole Owners Omaha The $eal of $atisfaction WH!N we deliver an order of printing we render full value for our cha d faction.'" thrown tify Lnu a We ha only one way of do business, and that is why every customer gets ‘‘satisfaction.'’'s » A. I. Root, Printer 414.416 South 12th, Omaha Jabon de Arnica. 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