Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1901, Page 20

THE i\\’ILI,IAM WRINLEY IN OMAHA | | | Indicate the Purpose of Our People All the Ladies Fat Gold Medal ChocolateBon-Bons By Express, and 6 pound boxes, 6U¢c a pound W. S. Balduft, 1618-20 Farnam S8t, Omaha, Neb, The Chicago Record has 61 of these Type writers ln dally use— | If you want a typewriter, why et oeme first where you ocan 8ee EVERY GOOD BSORT OF TYPR- WRITER in ite best form? TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES of all kinds for all machimes. TYPEWRITERS RENTED. TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED. New Century == The finest catalogue over Issued yours for the asking. Write or Call. floated over the Omaha club and the presi- but | | that The President Will Include Omaha in His Itinerary and 8pend a Day Here, THE PREPARATIONS IN PROGRESS to Give Him a Genuine Went- ern Welcome When He Comen. Wm. McKinley Is no stranger in Omaha. He has partaken of Omaha hospitality on at least three occaslons. Perhaps his visit to the Transmississippl Exposition was the most memorable visit of the three. Al our people will recall with pleasure that great day amd {ts incldents The President's Filag dentlal party cccupled handsome apart- ments within its walls. Hls stay when he next visits this city cannot be so prolonged and in many ways it will be less notable, An Omaha Welcome to any distinguished guest is never wanting in cordiality or taste It therefore goes without saying that the day fixed for the visit will be made the important epi<ods of the year's municipal history. When President McKinley's traln arrives within the elty limits The Siren Whistle will notify all good citizens to prepare for the reception of the honored guest. While he remains within the realm of King Ak- Sar-Ben, he and those accompanying him will be glven to understand that Omaha for one day will forget her partisan polities and put aside political predilections, unit- ing as one man to extend to the chief ex- ecutive of the United States the hospitality becoming his statfon and due from loyal Americans President B, H. Robison, of the Bankers Reserve Life Association will decorate the ofice of the Bankers Re serve Life with national colors. It the president of the United States cares for the information, he will be able to learn that Nebraska's most vigorous and suc- cessful Iife company is having its share of McKinley prosperity, He will learn also this McKinley state stands by home enterprise and that the Bankers Reserve Life Assoclation will double its business in the McKinley year of 1901, and that its policlies are not excelled in the waorld. Every loyal citizen Is invited to examine its | policles and Investigate Its superior plans, United Typewriter and Supply Co., 16014 Farnam St., Omaha. LIKE THE SUN'S BRIGHT RAYS— Glving warmth and strength— Hiller's Pure Rye Quickens the blood and Invigorates the system, A pure and wholesom: whiskey, 1t well deserves the pralse it has recelved from our hest physiclans "ut up in gallon jugs or In four full quart bottles. PRICE $3.20 PER GALLON, Charges for ship ment prepald. Ad dress all orders to THENRY HILLER. 622 N. 16th St OMAHA, NEB N. B.—Orders from states west of N braska must cal, (ur 3 galons w b NENRy HiLLER Nigepe v mARM W .1’“‘" ARNICA TOOTH SOAP Jabon de Arnica, Savon Dentifrice D' Arnica. Arnica Zahn Scife, The Only International Dentifrice, DON'T BE SO THIN. FREE REMEDY. Many ladles and gentlemeam who cannot complain of any kind of sickness are ab- normally thin and camnot find any medical treatment which will correct this condition Dr. Whitney's Nerve and Flesh Bullder is not alone intended for those who are sick, but also for those who appear well and hearty, but cannot acquire sufficient flesh te round out the form. In dyspepsia, Indiges tion, all stomach troubles, debility and nervous diseaser no remedy s so prompt and powerful. In order to demomstrate the wonderful merits of Dr. Whitney's Nerve and Flesh Bullder every person who will address the C O. Jones Co., Elmira, N. Y. will recelv: large trial package in plain senled wrapper absolutely free. For sale by Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha The Standard for 30 years. Presorvos and whitens the mm. strengthens the gums—sweotons the breath, ascat All Drnums. C H.STRONU &CO.,Props.,Chicago,U.8.A, full descriptive by return mu"“ ’ p prncipal of sc lentific [.u ting are taught so clearly and pre nun.ly that any lady of ordinary nee can easily and quick cutand make any gar B, ar w X-'.-'«'mcuy (mr trying on. A knowledge of System | o ‘I Phousand owe their succe; Agents waited. MOODY & CO. A. |. ROOT, PRINTER 414-416 South Twelfth Street Tel. 1604 ¢ # OMAHA, NEB, ‘!E. I‘.‘fi!l OV FREE lver, N new dipping proceats nl. ' Editors Who Flourish (Continued from Fourth Page.) weckl) in this territory. 0. E. Hull con ducts the Leon Reporter, democratic, and it 18 in the same class as its competitor Mr. Hull is a young man of high abilities | and has made his business a success from the time he took hold of it a few years ago. The Reporter is a very old paper founded in 1864 Printer of Morm But it is Joseph Smllh the Younger of | Lamonl, Decatur county, who does the big- gest publishing business in southwest Iowa Mr. Smith is the head of a printing con- | cern big enough to hold all the other news- Eighth congressional | the is something less paper offices in district. He than 100 years old, with a beard like the beard of | Auron. For he is the head of the Mormon church of America. He is the son of the original Joseph Smith, prophet and author of the book of Mormon. Joseph Smith the Younger never saw Salt Lake, but he is the real head of the church of Latter Day Saints. The supreme court of the United States has sald so. Decatur county is pop- ulated largely by Mormons. They are not polygamists, but otherwise accept sub- stantially all that the Utah Mormons do. Thelir prophet is Joseph Smith, patriarch of Lamoni. They conduct a really immense printing house, one of the largest in lowa not even excepting the citles. They give tithes after the manner of scripture; the product supparte Graceland college, a Mormon institution, a splendid home for l aged of the faith, and the big printing con- cern, whose bibles, song books, Sunday school lesson leaves and dozens of other products are sold all over the world A. D. Egan ig now the proprictor of the Atlantic Telegraph, the paper founded by Lafe Young. Mr. Egan has continued to give the people of Atlantic a good after- | noon daily. Gardner & Sons conduct the ! Cass County Democrat, weekly, at Anita; | Sherm Myers runs the Tribune (republican) Mr. Myers has taken a prominent part in Ninth district politics and {s widely known throughout the state. W. W. Waite con | T3 REGEN . HOE 0 ducts the democratic Herald. J. M. Briggs is the veteran of the Anita newapaper men running the Republican. James M. Gow's Greenfleld Transcript was for years the home organ of Congressman Hager when he was in congress. The Transeript and Democrat, by B. J. Sidey, are hoth strong papers. W. H. McClure conducts one of the handsomest little pa- pers, typographically, in the Fontanelle Ob- server. It is as interesting and sprightly as it 18 handsome. Mr. McClure helieve the appearance of a paper ls a large part of {ts attractiveness and he never permits carelessness In this regard J.C.W. Meeting of the Association. Recently a meeting of the Southwestern Towa Editorial association was held at Creston, at which time the photographs | accompanying this article were taken. The | following were in attendance Walter S. Beall, News, Mt I*. W. Hanton. Enterprise, G A Hill, Echo, Massena. \. E. Childs, Times, Bridgewater H. E. Perkins, Globe, Kellerton. D. H. Scott, American, Griswold Henry Purviance Gow, Transcript, field. w J W. E. Ayr, Cumberland. Green- | | Fontanelle, | Centerville, H. McClure, Observer, C. Barrows, lowegian, 8. Johnson, Express, Garden Grove. J. Sidney, Democrat, Greenfield. 0. E. Hull, Reporter, Leon W. P. Wortman, Leader, Malvern Nate G. Miller, Independent, Essex Edgar Brown, Record, Hastings C. C. Sheaffer, Enterprise, Randolph P 8. Junkin, Union-Republican, Corning. E. J. Barklow, Express, Red Oak W. C. Depew, Bureau, Walnut, W. 0. Hodgson, Hawkeye, St. Charles 8. M. Greene, Herald, Clarinda E. D. Hully and C. M. Kneedy, Elliott, Walt C. McClintock, Beacon. Tabor . C, Clark. William Ball, Sun, Red Oak. ). W. Wayne, Republican, Griswold. A. R. Barnes. Semi-Weekly Union, J. H. May, Review, Cincinnati W. H. Dweey, Democrat. Chariton Bernard Murphy, Eagle, Vinton. Latayette Young. Capital, Des Moines, J. G. MeCormick, Current Press, College Springs M. M. Hinton J. M. Gass, News, G. €. McCormack, I 1. Long, Union, W. W. Bisby, Tribune, Afton . W. Sprague. Reporter, Orient . 0. Hall, Journal, Conway Howard Tedford, Record, Mt. Ayr, . L. Guches, Sentinel, Osceola W. P, Wortman, Leader, Malvern R. W. Bruce, Herald, Chariton, H. 1. Bishop, Journal, Lorimor John Sterling, Democrat, Corydon, E. H. Lewis, Patriot, Chariton. A. W. Maxwell, Leader, S8eymour John Adams, Press, Seymour, James Johnston, Call, Stanton, C. P. S8heaffer, Republican, Red Oak W. J. Clark, Time-Table, Lenox. R. G. Wisell, Free Press, Corning FREE Graphie, Albia, Record, Melrose Albia, Republican, Russell Albia eto., ready - R ond eany Wl o Pamphlet, samples. eto P.GRAY & l‘ll.. I’I.lll. Works, CINCL N\A‘I‘I. when You can get one ILLUSTRATED BEE. April 14, 1001, We Are Glimbing Up. The Twentieth Century Farmer is now publishing over 30 columns of advertising each week. We ask the advertiser for no contract and give no dis= count no matter how lon uses—he can order he runs or how large space he his ,5 out at any time. It is plain then that unless it pays the advertiser, we can’t hold his business. That we published this amount of advertising, week after week, on these terms, is sufficieat evidence that our advertisers get ample results. Circulation, 27,000. Rate 10c Per Agate Line. IT PAYS TO BE IN The Twentieth Century Farmer The Bee Publishing Co., Prop'rs, Omaha, Neb. “A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT 'I'O SHAVE WITH.” SAPOLIO 1S THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANING. THE 1 ¢ 13 ’ New Spring Styles of the famous REGENT SHOES are, as usual, the leaders in foot fashions for men They come in all the well known makes, including the new patent viel kid. enamel Russia calf, kangaroo and all colors of tans We charge $2.50 and $3.50-—-others ask $5.00 and $6.00 for their equal. Regent Shoe Co. Write for Free Catalogue. Bock Beer Days LI TEES Spring is coming when everyone wants something to banish “that tired feeling” that comes with it, and there is nothing that will do it like our pure and wholesome bot- tled beer. It is the best and most pleas- ing beverage that you can drink and will drive away the blues by adding to your vitality and making you feel as if life was worth living. Have you tried our famous Bock Beer now on draught? Brewed and bottled in Omaha. Telephone 110, Metz Bros. Brewing Company, WANT ONE OF THESE 1901 B honest advertisement. Tfinlutl into vv« ry home, hem handeomely. You can get & 1901 Model Bicycle, with Lane in v : § (] \ h ! the Tea Spoonsithe clo, any size frame,with a Coaster E frve Kemember we guarantee tho 4 with a Coaster Brake, = Why pay out money for s Im yole, aale aad that aveey 'h"’ll’}:u"unnd"- :mn.ually.l.bu wo do as ;uluy Write at once & OMAHA, ‘We are and in onlur to do w uu m«l good ‘wonderful Ie Agents and are um Bell and Coaster Brako attached, for selling our ren We have a reputation for honest dealing, and to prove it wmn‘houllunu boxes of lcurs Headiche Tablets at 2 box will roceive our g so Lantern, Bell and Spoons which we give absolutely free for sellin nerous offer of this up-to-date wheel, irake, with half a dozen double phlul uw wix hlets 50 and we !'ulnma if you will nd you wit bonv. Don't send a cent, order hb-dnv and we send by madl;when sold send usth mmply ‘with our offer we w tern, the Bell, and the Bi rake, will be given absolute 1901 model, containing all of the latest im) Li2ek; IGURA REMEDY G yele to be a ! bad water.” a source shoul angd the best of hops, A Noted Divine Who Is [ ‘haplaln of a Wisconsin regiment, in speak \lm. on the qunsllun of abolishing the Army says: “Good beer is better than A qu tion coming from such ve more than ¢ L he Omaha Brewing Associn ‘anteen, nz thought tion wishes to state that in the manufac ture of their beers they use artesian water thus forming a com- is the best—artesian and “Blue Ribbon a limited number of that hops Have bination of all water, imported Bottled Beer." cases of our celebrated Bock Bottled Beer 0 get your order in at once and be up to date, Omaha Brewing Association TELEPHONE 1260 The Best is good enough for the i American People. THAT MEANS GREEN RIVER THE WHISKEY WITHOUT A HEADACHE At all first-class bars & FAMILY RADE supri CHICAG LIQUOR HO . 402 North 16th Street. M. Wollstein & Co. DISTRIBUTORS, 13th St. D By H22-5214 So. LIFE SIZE DOLL FnE **Baby’s clothes will now fit Dollie.” Girls ean get this bea 1 Life Size Doll absolutely Fr «Aling only four o our A Hend ache Tablets at 25 ¢ Wiite iy wnd we will s ts by thie 1 yon high and can lie doll 1% an exact re 1o finest han NITIONIL MEDICIN: co Doll "7nt 9G1) New Haven. Conn BIGYCLES ura Headache willing to pay 0., Bicycle Dept. E 42 New Haven, Gonn. hotels, OMAHA\, -