Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 14, 1902, Page 7

. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: POSITIVELY THE |CHEAPER POWER AND LicHT Of A. Hospe's “End of The|STRONG SUPPORT FOR CANAL FRANCHISE Year Sale” of Good Pianos SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14 | Geo. H. Kelly, Sec. and Treas. Kelly Co M. A. Disbrow & Co Aermotor Co. | 3. F. Twamley & Son, Feed and Grain. | The Altred Bloom Co., Planing Mill. | A. M. Thom, Contractor. R. Homan, Real Estate and Loans. W. J, Hunter. Grocers. Heata Bros., Groocers. N. E. Dillrance. Livery 8. 8. Lanyon, Druggist. Alfred Cornish, Saddlery Miller Bros., Model Restaurant. Wright & Lasbury, Real Estate and Loans George D. Rice, Hald & Rice, Coal. Twin City Express Co. The Nebraska Seed Co. | Douglas Printing Co. | John Hochstrasser, Bar Fixtures and Sup- plies. Thurston Hotel. | 3. 3. Hanighan, Plumber. 1. G. Baright, Pres. Royal Achates. 4. F. Helin, Helia & Thompson, Tailors. Moyer Statlonery Co. Byron R. Hastings, Real Estate and Loans, 4 B 2. in golden oak Van B. Lady, Bankers Reserve Life Assn. ¢ or mahogany | John Latenser, Architect. finteh, highly A. B. Baldwin, Justice ot Peace. polished, Fredon C. D. Hutchiscn, Real Eetat: Develod patiers, P. W. Birkhauser, Real Estate. plate mirrors, Geo. N. Hicks, Real Estate worth: 0.8 on A. P. Tukey & Son, Real Bstate. arotr B pl Wed Garvin Bros., Real Esta 14.50 ©. H. Henderson, Sec. Eq. Tontine Sav. Co. China C. 8. Shepard, M. D. W. B. Christie, Asst | 1. B. Cochran, Attorney. Bullding Inspector. | Samuel I. Gordon, Attorney Andrew Kiewit, Contractor and Bullder. ‘ W. T. Nelson, Attorney. Geo. P. Bemls, Pres. Bemis Real Estate Co. | Albert Swartslander, Attorney Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. | Ovando Cowles, Attorney, A. Hospe, Music and Art. John F. Stout, Attorney. Robert Cowell, V. Pres. Thomas Kilpatrick | Arthur Eoglish, Mgr. U. 8. Gypsum Co. Co. | Thomas B, Dysart, Attorney. Browning, King & Co., Clothiers. | A. C. Koenig, Civil Bugineer, Mawhinney & Ryan Jewelry Co 3. H. Sherwood, Real Estate and Loans. Norman A. Kuhn, Druggist E. Sherwood, M. D. James Morton & Son Co., Hardware David E. San Francisco, M. D. Henry Hardy, 99 Cent Store John A. Rine, Attorney. H. P. Whitmore, Art Ed P. Smith, Attorney At Nearly Half Pricess. No John Anderson, Contractor. | 0. 3. Smyth, Attorney Marks Bros.' Saddlery Co. | J. B. Sedgwick, Real Hstate and Loans. More Pianos or Organs L. G. McQuillan, Contractor Frank Heller, Attorney. i W. E. Walsh, Commission Merchant. Byron G. Burbank, Attorney Will Be So'd at Cutin- The names following, over 400 in number, | People’s Furniture and Carpet Co. | 8. M. Campbell, M. D Two Priczs are taken from the list of several thousand | Gladstone Bros.' Co., Grocers. | A. L. Knabe, Attorney signed to the petition requesting the city | Schnauber & Hoffman, Grocers. J. H. Johnson, Real Estate. councll to pass the proposed ordinance | A B. Davenport of Millard Hotel W E. Gratton, Real Estate. submitting to a vote of the people the An- | H. Rosenstock & Co., Tobacco Leat Deal- | W. J. Clair, Attorney drew Rosewater power and light franchise: | ers. F. A. Henninger, Architect December, 1902.—To the Hon. Mayor and | . Dietrich & Son, Livery. William Foran, Contractor. City Council of Omaha: The undersignod | W. A. Chandler, Kramer & Chandler, Print- | David 8. Lockwood, Contractor citizens and taxpayers of Omaha having| ©rs | C. E. Herring, Attorney. read the proposed ordinance of Andrew | David Cole. Commission Merchant. E. C. Hodder, Attorney Rosewater, granting a franchise permit- | Smeaton & Brow Commission Merchant. | H. A. Whipple, Attorney. ting him, his successors and aseigns, to dis- | Fred Wirth, Prop. City Hotel. Joseph H, Blair, Attorney. tribute and sell electrical energy for | S. Schiank, Restaurant. | €. L. Chaffee, Lumber Merchant. power, light and heat, under certain condi- | M. C. Kibbe, Mgr. Western Tinware Co. P. A. Edquist, Co. Surveyor. tions stipulated therein, subject to ratifica- | H. J. Abrahams, Prop, Om. Furniture and Chas. Blixt, Real Estate and Loans. tion of a majority of the voters at the next | Carpet Co. C. H. Kubat, Attorney. general city election, respecttully petition [“The Bell Drug Co. J. T. Wheaton, Mgr. Gate City Loan Co that such ordinance be approved and sub- | Pacific Mut. Life Ins. Co. Charles E. Ady, Gen'l Agt. National Life mitted to the voters at the earliest mo- | B. Flelschman, Butcher. Tus. Co. ment : Rutherford & Jensen, Wholesale Wall Pa- | J. A, C. Kennedy, Attorney, Herman Kountze, Banker. per. L. W. Wentworth, Wholesale Lumber. F. H. Davis, Banker. A. Martin, Merchant Tailor. L. H. Bradley, Attorney. Charles Cleves, Architect, B. G. King, Mgr. Dempster Mill Mfg. Co.|J. P. Guth, Architect. Reichenberg, Smith & Co., Jewelers. F. G, Urlau, Wholesale Cheese. J. 0. Detweller, Attorney. Thateher, Cott Hat Co. Perry, Bauer & Ennis, Commission Mer-| Albert Foll, Contractor. Z. T. Lindsey, Wholesale Rubber Goods. chants, | Fuchs & Fuchs, Fresco Artists. E. H. Sprague, Pres.-Tress. and Mgr. Om, | Robert Purvis, Commission Merchant { M. Carmichael, Real Estate. Rubber Shoe Co. C. H. Mullin & Co., Commiasion Merchants, | J. H. Parrotte, Real Estate. 2 George H. Lee Co., Chemical W. W. Bingham, Commission Merchant. Edward Stringer, Real Estate, | au Beebe & Runyan Furniture Co. W. E. Riddell, Commission Merchant. 8. P. Hughes, Asst. Supt. Reserve Inv. Co. | Levi Carter, Pres. Carter White Lead Co, |Swartz & Alexander, Commission Mer- | George H. Anglin, Pres. Western Pub. Co. | C. H. Guiou, Chieago Lumber Co. chants, Thomas Grocox, Real Estate and Loans Hiller Liquor Co. Tremain, Moore & Co., Wholesale Frult. | Charles J. Johnson, Contractor. Myers Dillon Drug Co. Leslie Commission Co, A. A. Newman, Contractor. Charles H. Pickens, Mgr. Paxton & Gal- [ H. G. Streight & Co., 0. Selffert, Druggist. Ingher. chants. C. W. Britt, Attorney. Wright & Wilhelmy Co. The Fairmont Creamery Co. Erastus A. Benson, Real Estate. Lee-Glass-Andreesen Hardware Co, B. B. Branch, Gen'l Agt. Equitable Life |Louls Swoboda, M. D. A. L. Reed of Byron Reed Co. Ins. Co. Lee Van Camp, M. D. D. V. Sholes, Real Estate. E. W. Arthur, E. D, Marriott, Live Stock Broker. Adler & Heller, Wholesale Liquor. Twyman Co. F. 8. Cowglll, Pres. Transmississippl Grain Dewey & Stone Furniture Co. B. Blotcky, Commission Merchant. Co. F. P. Kirkendall. R. B, Welsh, Grocer, 2234 Farnam. C. 8. Elgutter, Attorney. M. E. Smith Co. Henry Rosenblum, Prop. 16th St N. P. Swanson, Undertaker and Embalmer. Bemis Omaba Bag Co. Works. Z. R. Beeman, Pres. Reserve Inv. Co. King & Smead Co. Sommer Bros., Grocers, 2736 Farnam, D. M. Haverly, Gen. Agt. National Life and John Deere Plow Co. . D. Duncan, Insp. Om. Water Co. Paxton & Gallagher Co. . L. Robertson, Robertson Bros., Whole- Wm. A. Paxton. le Cigars. i John Steel, Gen. Agt. Northwestern Mut, [ H: B. Allen, Allen & Son, Wall Paper. Lite Ins, Co. . H. Hennings, City Treasurer. Adams & m ha Oitisens Demand that They Be Given Opportunity Offered. Sensible QGifts Much money is trittered away in the giving of use. less, fragile presents. There is nothing that is more Business Men, Bankers and Manufae- tarers Sign Petition to Counmell Asking for Passage of the Rosewater Ordinance. appreciated as a gift than a substantial and ornamental Our stock of Holiday Goods is now Buyers do well to make their selections Easy piece of furniture, at its height. now. We will hold goods and deliver later. » Payments. After This Week. If You Are Not Quite Ready to Buy It Will Pay Combination bookcases writing desks, and strument. We'll Make the Terms to Suit You. Terms on Pianos This Week $3, 54, $5, $6, $7 to $10 per Month; Pianos for $20, $23, $37, to $40. R. J. Hahn, Asst. Supt. Om. Ptg. Co. B. C. Wolcott, Attorney. Frank L. McCoy, Attorney. Lyman W. Chase, Real Estate. Why Is Cook’s Imperial Extra Dry Champagne endorsed by the medical fra- ternity? It helps digest your food. closets, all well finished, worth §35, sale price— 13.75 Rockers, In golden oak or mahogany finish, wood and cobler seats, in many’ different patterns, on sale to- morrow in three lots 4.50, 375, 1.98 Morris chalrs in assorted finishes and tomorrow, one in solid oak, the other golden elm, at the very low prices of-— 98¢ and 79c Morris chairs in assorted finish and cushions, ail tra polished, worth regulari 11.50 sale tomorrow. Dinner Sets Tmported serai-poroe- iain dinner sots, under- glazad pat- Sideboards In solld oak, French pattern plate mirror lano polish, worth omorrow And Good Uprights to Close For #85, %90, $100, #120 to $150 and Up. $5 Monthly. ° Only six more days to avall yourself of this great “end of the year sale” of good pianos at half value. We have no hesitancy In saying that an opportunity to secure great piano bargains like these will not oceur again in years. If the saving of a goodly sum of money in your plano purchase is an object—and it is an object to most everyone—then you should make haste and mecure one of these great bargains. Over half this sale stock at half prices was sold last week. The balance will go quickly. No matter what you are offered we guarantee to save you mopey here this week, the last days of the great sale. A dark cased upright, only $70 cash, or $4 T FEATURES OF LIFE, A Tarrant county girl who is attending school in Fort Worth, says a Texas paper, wrote home to her parents: “I am just in love with ping pong!” The stern Texas father is alleged to have said when he heard it: “You can write and tell Amarillls Jane that if she is going to fall In love with any of them blamed Fort Worth Chinamen she can just count on being cut off without a cent.” Commission Mer- Mgr. Arthur-McConnell- Couch patterns of imported velours, deep tufts and sanitary construction, worth Mrs. Alexander Dewey of Galeshurg, | [l ¥5.0. to- Mich., wae attacked by her cat in her home | i one night recently. She opened a closet door, when the animal sprang from a shelf onto her head. Its claws became fastened ia Mrs. Dewey's hair, awd the more It struggled the more firmly it became en- tangled. When her husband arrived on the scene he found she had fainted, while the cat was making frantic efforts to free Dye Mgr. Leahy Mfg. Co. Sec. and Treas. Rochester A. R. Cuyler, Dental Supplies. B! monthly, which is less than $1 per week payments. Another upright English oak case, worth only $90 cash, or payments of $5 $175, monthly, les And still hogany case, worth $200, for $120 cash, o payments of $5 monthly. than $1.25 per week. And another upright piano, rosewood case, or payments of worth $225, $5 monthly, A cabinet Grand upright plano in a prett walout case, worth $260, only $165. An: other, same make, for $176 cash, or pay ments of $5 or $6 monthly. only $135 casl Bring this advertisement with you and pick out the goods yourself. Any of the above instruments returnabl in two years at the sale prices toward brand new upright Knabe, Kranich & Bach-plano. Fine handsome Knabe planos to go this week at factory prices. Seven clegant Kimball uprights, to close, at tactory prices, §10 to $25 cash, 36, §7 to $10 per month. Six very fine Kranich & Bach planos, marked at veritable slaughter prices, ca or payments to suit. For beginers we ofter Hallet & Davi square grand, worth now $150 at least, sal price, §63. Emerson square, $35. square, only $38. Payments §2 to $4 monthly. An organ in good playing condition foi $8. Another for $10 and still another fo $18, and yet another for $23. Payments of $2.50 monthly. Brand new organs, worth $65, $76, $90 t §140, to clear out, at $39, $47, 353 to $83. Terms, cash or payments to suit. Store open evenings during It is Real Cozy That is what ladies say of ‘The California Limited. Private compartments, ample dressing rooms and observation parior, all daintily furnished. Perfect dining car meals. Chicago to California in less than three days. ‘Why stay at home? The California tour described in our books, malled for 10c in stamps. Address Passenger Office, Atchison, Topeka & Sants Fe Rall way, Des Mol Santa Fe. SEND US $3.20 ki !Sisgii SHAWHAN DISTILLERY CO. (Diswliory ab Wosion, Mo ) other upright plano in ma- Kimball or Hardman Another square for $48. le until 9:30, A. HOSPE, Thomas Kiipatrick & Co. Sunderland Bros. & Co. Hayden Bros. Chas, T. Kountze. Luther L. Kountze. Frank P. Gould, Contractor. = | B. C. Spinney, Pres. Bankers Union of the World. Wm. F. Rankin, Mgr. P, P. Collier & Son. Chas. A. W. Johnson, Grocer, 2404 Cuming. A, C. Ong, Prop. Neb. Business and Short- hand College. N. P. Dodge, jr., Mgr. Omaha Realty Co. George B. Tzschuck, Sec. and Treas. Beo Publishing Co. Geo. B. Turkington, Real Betate and Loans. T. L. Combs & Co., Jewelers, 16th and Douglas. Omaha Daily News. Omaha Bee. Berg, Swanson & Co., Clothiers, Continental k. y % | Wearne Bros., Foundry. Carlos Woodworth, Om. Merchants Ex. and Transter Co. Andrew Murphy. Willlam J. Burgess, Mgr. Boyd's Theater. Chas. F. Weymuller, Sec. and Treas. Storz Brewing Co. John B. Furay, of Furay & McArdle. S| Albert Nast, Tinner, 1216 8. 16th. ® | James H. Kyner, Broker. Chas. Gruenig, Prop, Nebraska Match Co. Wm, Voss, of Weck & Voss, Contractors. Lewis 8. Reed, Pres. Equitable Trust Co. Hon, Geo. B. Lake, Attorney. Kopp, Woodard Co., Mfg. Confectioners. Louis R. Metz, Supt. Metz Bros. Brwg. Co. Wm. Krug, V. Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Fred Krug Brwg. Co. A. J. Simpson, Pres. A. J. Simpson & Son. Louls A. Sautter, Grocer, 20th and Plerce. M. J. Feenan, Marble Works. Payne-Bostwick Co., Real Eetate. W. A. Herdman, Attorney. Danfel H. Wheeler, Insurance. B. R, Ball, Real Estate. 0. 8. Wood, M. D. Geo. W. Covell, Attorney. D. B. Zimmer, Mgr. Am. Newspaper Assn. B. M. Wilcox, Mgr. Ideal Envolope Sealer. D. R. Buck, Real Estate. H. @. Meyer, Attorney. Geo. Tilden, M. D. A. Breltung, Treas. Newton Land Co. John M. Haskell, Sec. Forgan-Haskell Co. Phiilip Potter, Asst. Sec. Am. Surety Co. Geo, P. Windheim, Pres. Neb. Seed Co, G. Fred Elsasser, Co. Treasurer. B. H. Smith, Sec. Willlams & Smith Co. W. H. Wilber, Sec. World Pub. Co. G. Sam Rogers, V. Pres. Rogers Real Estate Co. D. Risley, Cashier Standard Ol Co. G. H. Palmer, of Palmer & Son, Ins. H. C. Piculell, Coml. Frt. Agt. B. & O. R. R. Co. J. F. Emmert, Contg. Agt. Red Line Tran- sit Co. \ J. E. House, Civil Engineer. Hon. B. G. ,McGllton, Lieut. Gov. John W, Parrish, Attorney. W. 8. Poppleton, Attorney. Henry A. Wagner, Spl. Agt. Fidelity & De- posit Co. H. L. Fowler, Editor Dally News. Robert Smith, Pres. and Mgr. Robert Smith & Bros., Grocers. Floyd St. John, Mgr, Oliver Typewriter. E. G. Wilmot, of Baum Iron Co. Chas. Koran, Omaha Trunk Factory. F. B. Iochstetter, V. Pres. Wright & Wil- helmy Co. Frank Vodica, Merchant Tailor. Frank B. Johnson, Sec. and Treas. Om. Printing Co. A. Heller, Wholesale Liguor. C. F. Weller, Pres. Richardson Drug Co. J. J. Hess, Floris Robert Rosenzwel Shoe Co. George Company, Real Estate and Loans. Alfred Millard, Banker. L. V. Morse, Real Estate. R. C. Peters & Co., Real Estate and Inv. Anson L. Havens, Mgr. T. C. Havens & Co. James Neville, Capitalist. Paul Getzschmann, Pres. r r 0 Sec. and Treas, Drexel Festner Printing Co. Ralph Kitchen, Mgr. Paxton Hotel. Chas. Metz, Pres. Mets Bros. Brwg. Co. Richardson Drug Co. Neb. lowa Creamery Co. W. M. Glass, Sec. Lee-Glass-Andreesen Haw. Co. E. M. Andreesen, Treas, Lee-Glass-Andree- sen Hdw. Co. Reese Printing Co. Omaha Tent and Awning Co. 0. D. Kiplinger, Clgars. G. B. Shukert, Furrier. John N. Frenzer, Real Estate and Loans. Guekert & McDonald, Merchant Tailors J. E. Reagan, Attorney. | W. R. McLaughlin, Supt. Pav. Co. 3. M. Gibb, Buyer Om. Water Co. Welshanss Mantel and Tile Co. Pritchard Bros., Brokers, Bee Bullding, Owen McCaffrey, Pres. McCafirey Real Es- tate Cov Barber Asphalt Lew W. Raber, Printer, N. Y. Life bldg. John F. Flack, Mgr. Conservative Sav. and Loan A Chas. A. Tracy, Wholesale Cigars. 8. Arnstin, Prop, Guarantee Clothing Co. J. M. Borglum, M. D. Lewis Reed of Reed Printing Co. 5 W. H. Koenig, Treas. Thomas Kilpatrick Co. M. Kahn of Kahn Bros., Bottlers. Slosburg & Cornbleth, Meat Market. Chas. J. Gerstmeyer, Florist. Chas, Ederer, Florist Gustave Anderson, U. 8. Commissioner. Cackley Bros., Liquor Dealers. Schaeffer's Cut Price Drug Store Levine Bros., Furniture. J. J. O'Connor, Attorney. John D. Ware, Attorney. Willlam K. Potter, Rec. Om. L. and Trust Co, Omaha Fuel Co. A. B. Cook, Union Fuel Co. E. A. Blum, Mgr. Neb. Coal and Lime Co. §. J. Burgstrom, Gents' Furnisher. G. A. Lindquest, Merchant Tailor. John L. Boyd, Mgr. Boyd Com, Co. J. 0. Corby, Sewer Contractor. Ray C. Merrill & Co., Grain Dealers. Carl Brandeis, Mgr. Penn. Coal and Coke Co. Western Distilling Co. B. Robinson, Druggist W. R. Garvin, Grocer. Nathan Bros., Grocers. A. Melcher, Livery. Morris Brodky, Jeweler. Chas/ Schlank, Wholesale Liquor. Samuel Schuster, Com. Merchant. Harry Merriam, Drugglst. Philip Nathan, Furniture. A. M. Lesser, Central Market. C. W. Eckerman, Mgr. -Smith Premier Typewriter Co. L. A. Harmon, Pres. Harmon-Weeth Co. A. L, Graves, Lightning Mes. and Ex. Co. John Klein, Mgr. Schlitz Hotel. Helgren & Gradman, Merchant Tallors. Stephens & Smith, Gents' Furnishings. Martin Meyer, Mgr. Neb. Bhirt Co. Dresher Tallaring Co. William Rocheford, Contractor and Bullder. L. Pettingtll, Johnson Hardware Co. John Swoboda, Groce Fred Bruning, Grocer. Henry Roblff, Agt. P. Schoenhofen Brwg. Co. Joseph Beckman, Cigars, D. Hartson, Contractor. Joseph Seger, Harness and Szddlery. Olson Bros., Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Wk, C. W. Hakanson, Contractor and Builder. Kuncl Bros., Meat Market. V. F. Bartos Howell & Sons, Groo E. Steiger, Grocer. Western Button Mtg. Co. Henry F, Wyman, Wynfan-Shriver Estate Co. Nelson O. Pratt, Attorney. Chas. A. Goss, Attorney. R. E. Stein, Barber. Fred B. Dale, Agt. Eetna Life Ins. Co. Fred W. Clarke, Arcbitect. B. B. Hogan, Attorney, Real s Ly i ) 1 M % M. J. Greevy, Real Estate. Charles L. Thomas, Real Estate and Loans. L. A. Merriam, M. D. 0. R. Kelly, Dentist. C. G. Sprague, M. D. 8. J. Quinby, M. D. W. Simeral, Attorney. P. C. Morlarty, Oculist. John R. Ringwalt, Insurance. A. B. Lindquest, M. D. Charles S. Lobingier, S. P. Ct. Com. 0. C. Olsen, Real Estate and Loans. C. D. Woodworth Paving Contractor H. A. Westerfield, Real Estate and Loans. Charles E. Williamson, Real Estate and Loans. - Paul Platz, House Mover. John L. Plerce, Mgr. Mercury. E. R. Duffie, 8. P. Ct. Com. W. H. Gates, Real Estate. Willlam Baird, Attorney. H. W. Pennock, Attorney. | John A. Storey, Attorney. E. K. Long, Justice of Peace. Robert Z. Drake, Prop, Standard Bridge Co. H. D. Neely, Mgr. for Neb., The Eq. Life Assurance Soclety of N. Y. John Harte, Contractor and Bullder. Joseph C. Weeth, Sec. and Treas. Harmon & Weeth Co. E. Jepson, Grocer. ‘F. A. Helin, Groeer. A. R. Hoel, Contractor. John H. Hussle, Hardware. { H. 8. Parnsworth, Druggist. | Arthur P. Karbach, Carriage Mfg. | Otto M. Stuben, Livery. | Leo Baroch, Plumber. John F. Coffey, Plumber. Kuebn & Manning, Plumbers. Thomas 8. Boyd, Co, Auditor. J. L. Kaley, Attorney. Willlam F. Weber, Deputy Sheriff. Victor White, Sheridan Coal Co. H. E. Ostrom, Co. Com. A. C. Harte, Co. Com. John Trennery, Broker. Louis Berka, Police Judge. Harry P. Duel, Register of Deeds. MacCarthy Tailoring Co. Perfleld Plano Co. George E. Ring, Government Printer. C. C. Shimer, Real Estate and Loans. C. C. Callahan, Genl. Agt. State Mut. L. As- suranve Co. J. E. Thatcher, Broker. - Henry Foley, Grain and Feed. J. Bastian, Grocer. H. Bickel, Grecer. A. W. Keppin, Cigars. Jaycox Cigar Co. A. H. Schubl, Gents' Furnishings. Johnson & Goodlett Co., Grocers. M. H. Borlow, Butcher. Frank H. Bishop, Pres. Omaha Wholesale Grocery Co. A. C. Adams, Crissey Pharmacy Co. John J. Freytag, Druggist. A. C. Kusk, Contractor. F. Kaglin, Grocer. Adam Jamieson, Plumber. ob Brown, Grocer. Wagner & Buchanan, Lumber Dealers. Bullard & Hoagland Lumber Co. Butler Bros., Hay and Grain. CANISY CAT ' ORK WHI ANNUAL SALE 210000000 BOXES Gnmmfinin;ie“Mfld itself. It was found necessary to chloro- | form the animal before it could be disen- tangled from Mrs. Dewey's hair. Often a pleturesque fancy is displayed in names of American socleties. Something rich and large, often something original or devil-may-care, appears in many of these titles. The Grand Concatented Order of Hoo-Hoos Is a well known specimen of this embroidery of appellation. In St. Louts the | other night was held the thirtieth snnual celebration of the Knights of the Golden Knoeker. Brooklyn contains the oaly other society with this admirable name, used. will be noticed, in its proper sense, and with no connotation of fault finding, carp- ing, and so on, as in the living present words “te knock,” “knocking,” ‘kmecker.” Probably the most aristocratic caddy in the country is the ome employed by Justice ! Harlan of the United States supreme court, who Is an enthustastic golfer. He 1s a | bright faced lad of 12, polite and attentive to a degree. When the justice reached the links the other day the boy was not to be found, and he took another boy. As Justice Harlan approached the fourteenth hole the handsome Victoria of a rich senatorlal family drove up. The boy who had been | the justice's caddy the previous day jumped out. He r stice Harlan, cap in hand, and b2 awtully sorry I couldn’t get here at 2 o'clock, but, you see, mamma had a luncheon for Senator Depew, | and I just couldn’t get the carriage to come out in any sooner. A Missouri editor who is about to pull up and leave for lack of support sarcastically remarks in parting that editors don't need money. “Don't worry about the editor,” | he says. “He has a charter from the state | to act as doormat for the community. Hell | get the paper out somehow, and stand up {for you when you run for office, and lle about your plgeon-toed daughter's tackey wedding, and blow about your big-footed sons when they get a $4-a-week job, and weep over your shriveled soul when it is released trom your grasping body, apd smile at your glddy wife's second marriage. He'll get along. The Lord only knows ‘aow— but the editor will get there somehiw." A weck ago the hero of Niagnra Falls dled at the age of 72 in the pergon of Wil- lam Ells, He won his title of hero in 1848, when the first suspension bridge was being erected across the gorge. The firs footbridge had been throsn over the gorge and a second one was building forty feet away on the second se of cables. Between the two crude plegtorms the old iron basket was operated. A terrific storm broke from the southwist, which swept down the gorge and wrec'ged the bridge or platforms. Four men Wege caught far out over mid- stream, bavging by two strands of No. 10 wire. It ‘memed as though nothing could save iherp, but Ellis volunteered to go out in the ‘fon basket after them. Warned not to taks more than obe at a time aboard, he could not pass them by and brought all bagk. to the cliff. HARTIC LE YOU SLEEP A MILLION AMERIJAN BEAUTIES keep their blood pure, their complexion eoft and clear, their breath sweef, and their whoie bodies active and healthy with CASOARETS Candy Cathartic. The Q' dck effects of CASOARETS as system cleaners and M-od puriflel ; thelr promptness in suring pimples, boils, blotches, liver-spots, blackheads, and in sweetening & tainted treath, have become known through the kind words of ladies who have tried them. Hence the 83 6 of nearly A MILLION BOXES A MONTH. The quickest, urest, way to beauty 18 to cleans 4 the blood, for Beauty’'s Blood Deep. The first rule for purifying the blood is to keep the bowes free, gently but positively. CASCARETS Candy Cathartic are the only medicine to doit, AN druggists, 10c, 25¢, 50c. Never eold in bulk. The genuine tablet stamped 00O. Samp'y, and booklet fres. Address Sterling Remedy Oo., Ohicago or New York. terns, worth $12.00), sale price— French China dioner sets of one hundred B o |22.50 9x12 Brussels rugs in a lot of new patterns just received, on sale tOMOrTOW, &t.....w ‘Phree-piece parlor suits, upholstered in tapestries and velours, mahogany finiehed frames, worth $0.00, tomorrow. Rope portieres in many combinations of colors, worth $5.00, tomorrow.... The People’s Furniture and Carpet Co. ON ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT ALTERATIONS Still going on in our building, we are compelled to remove our Cloak, Suit and Millinery stock and beginning tomor- row we will sell our entire stock of Cloaks, Suits and Mil- linery at Less Than " Half Price All of our fine Monte Carlo coats, black, tan, castor, red, ete—made of the very best quality of kersey, with the best of Skinner lining—hand- somely finished and trim- med, which we have been selling at $17.50, $19.00, $22.50 and $24.50 for this week at only Electric and near seal, 22 and 24-inch length jackets—lined with guar- anteed Skinner lining— that we have been selling at $32.50, $37.50 and $42.50, for this 28 50 week only.... - Genuine seal skin jackets, only 3 left, worth $150.00, for this week, only..... One lot of genuine marten scarfs, with cluster of six tails, worth $10.00, for this week, 4 98 One lot of dyed opossum scarfs, with clus- z ter of six tails, worth $5, for this week, only...... -98 T Millinery Department All our fine trimmed hats that were sold as high as $15, this week only............ 2'00