The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 2

SATURDAY, EVENING. NOVEMBER 2, 1904." iTIIE LINCOLN DAILY STAR. LEFT ILLS HAS WE DELIVER FREE Telephone your drug wants to us. We will have our Willy boy out i with the package within ten tnln- titea of the time we receive the order. i $1.00 D.

D. T9e 4 ivc Chase's Nerve and Blood 8 Food tic Chamberlain's Remedies. a na a. II ii of Carters Little Uver 15c 25o Mennen's Talcum 12c $1.0.) liultv'i Malt $3.50 Marvel Whirling Spray Hvringe 2- 50c Palmo Tablets 0e 25c Danderine 20 500 llyoniel FOOTBALL FIELD The Career of a Brilliant Gridiron Warrior is Abruptly Ended AN OFFER FOR BENDER He May Go to Assist Koehler in Wisconsin Captain Benedict 8ay Ha May Not Play Any Mora Gams With Chicago May Be Scheduled Tha Condition of tha Football Treasury. a drunk fall day.

and the man was granted a twenty-five day vacation which he will spend to the county Jail. The W. R- P. C. club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Baker, 1500 street Borne interesting papers and discussions furmed the basts of the program The "Progress of Women." a paper road by Mrs. Rohrbaugh. started an animated discussion, led by Mrs. MeClure. on the subject "Are Women the Equals of Men In Progression?" Music was furnished for the neUng by Mrs.

Bobbltt and Miss Florence Rathbone. Mrs. Bobbltt was elected secretary to succeed Mrs. Seeley, who will 'remove to Omaha. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Bobbltt 1531 South Nineteenth street December The dub will entertain at a masquerade at Walsh hall next Tuesday evening. Frank Byers cannot speak or hesr. He has a little packet of cards which proclaim this fact nd on the card Is a verse entitled. "The Deaf Man Plea." It was because of the verse and the effort of Byers to sell It at almost any price that he was arrested and locked up. At the trial In police court this momlng.

a literary colloquy took place between hire and Police Judge Cosgrave. Leading questions were asked by the court In the dialect of the lead pencil and the replies came In similar fashion or by meaning gesture. When the Judge learned that the prisoner had been stricken with scarlet fever at an early age and deprived of his speech, his heart warmed and he permitted the man to depart, John H. Curyea provided oddly for his widow In the will which was fitwl In the county court today. Curyea died at his home near leaving considerable property.

-The children are left sums of from S5 to 1100, The care of the financial needs of their mother Is left to John B. Curvea and George Curyea. The wid IIARLEYcompaiPy CUT RATE DRUGGISTS, 1101 Street. A oooo-oo- oo-oooo- oo call special attention to the large line of Jewel Stoves and Ranges made by the DETROIT STOVE NONE BETTER Prices no more than others. 111 mm' MM One of the most important ajcticles of men's" wear is the Shirt.

An ill fitting not only makes a man uncomfortable, but he is conscious that he is not well dressed no matter what the cut or fabric of his clothes. Miss Emma Tt-lk-r of Omaha la visiting friends In this city. Mr. snd Mrs. E.

8. Mickey have gone to St, to attend the exposition for several days. A. B. Allen and Mrs.

Allen returned Inst evening from a week's visit at the Bt Louis exposition. Miss Kate Emerson and Delphina Em-erarm of Tamora, are the guests of their sister. Mrs, George Clark, 2018 South Tenth street State 8uperlntendent-elect McBrlen has gone to Crawford, to attend the session of the Northwestern Teachers' association, at which he will deliver an address. Dr. S.

Grimes of Lincoln has been called to Denver by the serious Illness of his wife, who has been visiting relatives In that city. Word has been received that Mrs. Grimes is now much tter. Clark sells coaL Bright, brief and aa astounding as a flash of lightning was the career of Leslie Mills, who played right guard on the Comhusker eleven of 1904, and was the largest man in football clothes In "the country this season. Unknown and unheralded, Mills walked Into the Nebraska camp this fait with a ponderous tread.

The work of the man, because of his elephantine proportions and Inexperience, created gossip ttuoughout the country, and now It la understood his life as a football player Is ended. Mills was called home yesterday by his parents to the little farm near Alma, and It seems doubtful If he will return again. Despite the fact Nebraska may lose several of her best players next year jki Wij.fi aW ow Is living In Wyoming. The will says that In case the widow Is dissatisfied with the apportionment offered by the two sons the Judge shall be asked to make such provisions -as will save her from penury. To leave the estate In her care would mean Its waste, says me wm.

The mother would spend every dollar, according to the husband, leaving noth ing with which to beneilt the emiaren. OOOCOOOCXXXXXDOOOOOOCOOCOOO COMING EVENTS. OCOCXXDOOC)OOCOOOCOOOC)COC)00 Tonight at the Oliver "Her Only Sin." FopuUr prices. Lodges. Canton Ford No.

I. Patriarch Militant, O. O. will meet tonight Election of canton and odd officer. Regular meeting of Unooln council No.

104. United Commercial Travelers at 7:30 p. m. Work in the Rocky Mountain degree. Sooltty.

Mrs. R. M. LeOore and Mr. J.

C. Sea-crest will entertain the M. M. Card cluh In the evening at the home of the latter, 1624 A street An Informal dinner party will be given this evening to the members of the Lincoln high school football team of 104 by the members of the eleven ofl02. The will be held at the home of Glenn Mason, la East Lincoln.

Club. The Arbutus club will meet with Mrs. Patch, 1271,, South Twenty-third street, Wednesday afternoon, November 80, at Effort will be made at the coming ses sion of congress to so amend the Klnkaid there is every Indication that the Corn- homestead law that land at present not filed upon may be withdrawn from entry, redistrtcted Into arable and grating districts and then offered for sale to the set. To wear a SAVO SHIRT means that you will always look right and feel right SAVOY SHIRTS fit around the neck, over the shoulders, in the sleeves and around the body. We have them refined in styles, strictly exclusive, in great abundance, making in every way the most attractive and most desirable collection ever shown in Lincoln and that's saying a good deal.

It is an edifying display of fashion's best. 'They sell for $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and we guarantee that SAVOY SHIRTS will never fade, no matter what price you pay. Wear the badge of quality. Armstrong Clothing Co. YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS IN NEBRASKA TOWNS.

tiers at not less than 10 cents per acre or more than 26 cents per acre. General buskers of 1905 will begin the season with a great promise as that of the season Just closed. John Bender will be missed from the lineup next fall. In addition Captain Benedict, of this year's eleven may not be In the game. Eager may drop out and It la thought "Bill" Johnson may not desire to come back.

Statement of Bender. Bender said this morning: "I Just received a letter from 'Deac' Koehler the other day and I think It la quite probable I will accept the offer he has made ma and become his assistant at Lawrence university, Wisconsin. I shall stay here the remainder of this year and graduate next spring." Bender is captain of the Cornhusker baseball team for next spring, and this The second wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Parsons was celebrated at the Parsons' residence, 1601 street, Tuesday evening, with a surprise tendered them by a number of friends.

The evening was spent In games and concluded with a luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons were presented with a set of solid silver spoons. Those present were Mr, and Mrs.

C. J. Slater, Mr. and Mrs. K.

3. Slater, Mr. and Mrs. 8. P.

Mason, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Vandenburgh and W.

B. Greer. The Indiana association, which Is composed of former residents of that state, held; a meeting yesterday evening at the home of James Heaton. 1108 street. Good Clothes Merchants.

Mail Orders Filled. Manderson Is preparing an amendment which will be submitted by Congressman Klnkaid. Senator Dietrich may propose an amendment to permit homesteaders to commute the land If desirable to do so and to provide for the sale of graslng land owned by the government but under private fence. In behalf of this modification. It Is urged that certain of the lands -can be used even for graslng.

only in very large tract and by those able to own Immense herds of cattle. At the Oliver tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, nr. Harold Monser of Ke-wanee, will address the men's mass meeting. Subject: "Setting Traps, or Why a Rat Is Smarter Than a Man." Dr. Monser Is a man of distinguished ability as a public speaker and pulpit orator.

He Is a graduate of the University of California, and although but 32 years of age he has attained a national reputation. He ha an attractive personality which always Inspires and appeals to men. The Patrons of The Star wlU confer favor on the management by aotifying the office of failure to receive tnlr paper or an Irregularity In tteo service. Pbone M. probably will end his athletic toll as a THE BUCKEYE representative of Nebraska university.

CHEAP LAND An Interesting program of short addresses Johnson will continue his studies this semester at Nebraska, but he expects to return to Tuakegee and resume his work as an Instructor there next semester. He Intimated early In the sea was given. A vncnl solo was rendered by A. Spain, and Miss Marie Bowers gave THE ARISTO BURR BUWC an Instrumental solo. An election of orll cers was held.

Mrs. W. J. Blystone was son that be Intended coming back next season, however, and he may cling to elected president; Mrs. J.

Davis, vice president; Mrs. Bhanahan, secretary, and Mrs. Jessie Chappell, treasurer. I-ater The newest and most up date barber shop in every particular In the state. The very bent materials and appliances for electrlo treat- his Intention despite outside influences.

FOLDING Captain Benedict says he cannot play next year, though he expects to attend the university. His friends believe he merit, face, neck and sculp mas- 4. saglng. etc. The Aristo does work on the scalp and hair that for sat- Isfaclory results, discounts any drug in use.

BATi will not need much persuasion when tho time comes to drag his old moleskins' off the shelf and climb into them, and he sees ills playmates preparing for the S' ic if if game. committee on arrangements has been fortunate In securing a fine musical "attraction for this meeting. Miss Silence Dales who has gained a fine reputation as a violinist, will render several choice selections. Miss Dales has appeared before large audiences and her playing has always been enthusiastically received. Her whole personality enters Into her playing.

The doors of the Oliver will open promptly at 3:30 p. m. Admission wilt be free and every man la Invited to take any seat which he desires. City Engineer Campen has Issued many CABINETS. Earl Eager, loft halfback on the In the evening refreshments were served.

There were about forty people present and several new members wore taken Into the association. One of the most pleasant family reunions held In Lincoln on Thanksgiving day was at the residence of J. F. Mo-Kinmon, 220 street, where Mrs. Helen M.

Pendleton of Nebraska City, her three daughters and ten grandchildren, gathered for a most delightful time. Mrs. Pendleton Is the widow of one of Otoe county's early pioneers and belongs to remarkable family. The party enjoyed the day with a delightful dinner, and recounting family experiences. Those present were Mrs.

Helen Pemberton, Nebraska wad. Mrs. a. T. family of Nebraska City.

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. a lummtAJT Cornhusker eleven, haa been In the game for several years and la one of the steadiest, shrewdest players the Corn' buskers ever had behind the line.

is" "i It is feared he will remain out of the game next year. He has made no def Dr. MoLeod, surgeon. Dr. Shoemaker, surgeon.

Tha scientific application of heat inite statement to this effect, but he has When one thinks of what Immense crops this Canadian land will produce, It aeeems almost like giving It away to sell It for ten to fifteen dollars per acre, depending on Its nearness to railroad station. Thla Is what Pete Studebaker would call an Izzer country. Pete was down In Missouri once buying horses. They took him around and showed him all the famous horses they had. One horse had gone a mile in so-and-so, another had won a famous derby.

Then they showed him their young stock. Hera was a certain colt that had a famous father, another yearling waa from a certain thoroughbred stock, etc. Pete didn't say much, but after they had showed him their line, they asked him what he thought of It. He said It was all rlqht as far as It went, but the trouble was It didn't go very far. He said that they had showed him has-beens and would-be's, and now he wanted to see some Is-sers, He was looking for Izzers.

Thlt Is an Izxer country. I once had a very fine ranch for sale. It was located 25 miles from R. R. station.

A party went out to look at It He agreed It was the finest ranch proposition he had ever seen, but that It was too far from the railroad. I told him that there would be a road built some But he Wanted an lizer road." 1 tw1froads our Canadi TbirfT'oht rate ftlUfcfcat Is 17c, n.ArWftrar three way's ma railroad stations from 7 to mites apart. Most towns have one -elevator. Many have three, and one has thirteen. Hotels' and general stores are to be found In nearly every station.

The land has proven Its ability to produce Government reports for the last eleven years show that the average wheat crop was 33 bushels per acre. And the reports for the last eight years show that the age was 42 bushels per acre. The government reports also, show that the land yielded Immense crops of oats, barley, flax and potatoes for same series of years, All Is needed to make this land worth more Is settlers. They are going there fast. Do you want to be one of them? Do you want to get a home and grow up with the country? Do you wish a big percentage on a land Investment, and get In on the ground floor In regard to prices? I think I have It.

All I ask Is an Investigation. An Investigating party will leave Lincoln next Tuesday. Do you want to be one of them? For particulars sea rpparenfly. the same' feeling In the mat building; permits during the last few months. iBven with- the- approach of cold weatheruiwben for parti new and steam.

Cures ur.tnat nas. it is McKlnnon of Mr. and Mrs. and prevents dl't Syraeuso. A.

K. "haffee and family ly oi fjulw, possible he returns if) school next fall ifmltl be induced I return to the -i building. ff, greatly- In volume, tbsvpermlts sr being applied ior by prospective hmisevewners. In two Regular price S5.00. weeks, more than 120.000 worth of build Candidates for Captam, The captaincy of the football eleven Special price $3.33., ings have been authorized, and this ratio f-; rr -v may keep up for several weeks yet.

The fol for 1906 Is a matter of much discussion among the members of the team. It Is RECTOR'S lowing persons have obtained permits within two weeks: T. Prters, 2105 South Fourteenth street, frame residence to cost understood there are four candidates for the honor. Those are said to be Edgar Cotton. Karl Eager, "Cy" Mason and 12th and O.

harlea Borg. All three are well liked by the entire squad as good fellows and A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PitcS. Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Druggists refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure In to 14 days. 80c.

HOT ALL MARRY HANDSOME MEN. Jersey Woman's Suffrage Association Holds Annual session. From the Now York Sun, The fourteenth annual convention of the New Jersey Woman's Suffrage association was held yesterday In tne lecture hall of the free public library, Montgomery street and Jersey avenue, Jersey City. The Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National American Woman Suffrage association, conducted a "question box" at the afternoon session.

One of ths Queries which ame out was, "WnnU woman vote for a candidate on E. 11. 881 North Fourteenth street, frame residence to cost (200; P. Jf. Myers, 1400 North Fourteenth street, frame residence to cost W.

C. Lawlor, lots and 4, Richards' subdivision of block 64, frame residence to coat 12.400; C. B. Capron, 3200 North earnest, conscientious players, and the IS PAVING fill race promises to be a close one. It is Harry Porter, stationer, Hit St.

1 A. Wttlt Trunk ft Bags, 1308 O. Mann'sUning. dyeing 1H No. 14th, Skin, blood and rectal diseases.

Dr. C. D. King, 1124 street The French department of the Woman's dub will meet TuesJny afternoon at 1:30 In the club rooms of the city library. Dr.

Spear. 7 Burr Blk. Both rhnnes. If you want good bread use Excelsior Flour. Sold by Fisher Flour Feed O.

Both Phones. The South Denver Fruit district presents unusual attractions far the Investor. Call or add reus Woods Investment company. See adr. on want page, B.

N. Bowman hits bought the Klock grocery, according to a bill of sale filed by Mr. Klock with the county clerk. The tore ie situated at 1811 street Beecher- Roper-Castle Undertakers. "The Aristo" Burr block.

Massaging with skin foods, applications to face and neck removes all Impurities, blockheads, pimples, flesh worms, wrinkles, etc, leaving the akin healthy, soft and. Special service given ladles from 8 to 13 a. m. except Saturdays. The Jansen Telephone company, a mutual and Independent concern, has been or likely the election will be held In the uear future.

Ilhe athletlo board contemplates a nest Fourteenth street, frame residence to cost Catherine Trick, 1224 A street, frame residence to cost 1800; H. W. Davis, 2305 street frame residence to cost LAIDJUINCOLN egg of about $1,600 after the expenses of the recent season have been cleared away. No definite statement can be made for more than a month, but a I2.TO0; Agnes D. Eastman, 35 South Twenty-fifth street, frame residence to close estimate places the sum In the FRED B.

HUMPHREY 132 North Eleventh Street Lincoln, Nebraska Improvements to Streets Will balance at about the slie given. Ne the matinee plan, or would she vote for cost 11.600; V. S. Howe, 1518 South Eleventh street frame residence to cost mun best fitted for office. braska's share of the receipts from the Illinois game wits about $3,000.

The sum of $4,000 was received from the Minne Mrs. Shsw ssld: "It depends upon the woman. Not all women marry handsome men" V- Mrs. Dora 8. Hansen, 1127 South Tenth street frame residence to cost A.

Winters, 826 struct, frame residence to cost J. N. Madaen, 2112 Cost the City the Sum ot $686,309.47 sota game, $300 from the Indian gamo Another nuestlnn was! the and $1,000 from the Iowa game. From woman suffrage movement look forward Hriirnvnnlhm Tha Famous Did Fnsrlish Mnral- street, frame residence to cost $1,000. to the election of women to onice oi gov-rnnr or nresldent of the United States?" One of the most notable dramatic offer these tha expense of the trips of the Cornhuskers muRt be deducted, and the deficit remaining from "last year must Mrs Shaw replied: "To look so far Into REPORT OF MR.

CAMPEN th future would make us nearsighted. be paid. The other games of the sea1 LUtnilvlHlJ ity Play at the Oliver Thursday Evening, December 1st At present woman can only work for ganised by residents of Jefferson county with a capital stock of 110,000. The company will operate an exchange In son barely paid expenses. The deficit remaining front last year amounts to about ings at the Oliver this season, will be the first presentation here of the famous old English morality play, "Everyman." by Rudolph E.

Magnus and his company on December 1. Bo much has been written in the dally and periodical press concerning this remarkable play, since Its clean streets, pure water, tne prevention of crime and the enlargement of her own character, which Is of more Importance $700. Jansen and will have lines extending to City Engineer Told of Work to Play Chicago? than service in the government. all parts of Jefferson county. Prices, 50c, 75c and $1.00 It Is hinted at the university that a Done in Districts "Is It true that the hand that rocks tho cradle rules the world?" ssked another.

i.vi.. ,1 ,1.. anwi.Ar fith mn. revival by the Elisnbethan Stage society at Oxford university, two years ago, that A final Invitation to loin In singing the "Gloria In ExcelKls Deo," on Christmas Sunday is hereby extended by the Bt. game may be secured between the Cornhusker! and the Maroons of Chicago uni straight curb were used.

Repavlng dis versity fo next year. Manager JB. F. BIIBWVItl Viiw ni'un. slderable emphasis; "only as long as the world stays In the cradle.

When the child crosses the dooryard fence he Is out of Paul Christmas chorus, to all singers not any comment regarding the literary and dramatic merits or the story of the play seems hardly necessary In an enlightened Davis went to Chicago Immediately af Combination of Curb and Gutter Hag Been elsewhere engaged. Kehearsula are held i.h nt th imiul that rocked the cradle. ter the Illinois game, and It Is under every Sunday afternoon at 5:30 for forty- stood he Intended conferring with Dr. R. five minutes.

Come to south door of the "Would men respect women as much If they voted?" Mm Hiiaw said: "Men ex not respect Clapp, Nebraska's physical dlreo' community. In "Everyman" the lover of the drama will find Btrong and pure heart Interest; the Shakespearian and literary students will delight In the archaeloglcal Extremely Satisfactory Detailed Statement of What Pavlno Cost Property Owners. church. tor. concerning an attempt to schedule A dnsen members of the Delta Upsllon a Chicago game.

Thla would be a mag the election should give ground and allow the other a clear field. Up to that time the object of their regard had shown absolutely no preference. The young liberal on the night of the election turned up smiling, but found her sympathy was with the banished conservative, and that he could make no headway with his suit. Revealing, in an unguardes moment, tha compact entered Into between the two. he was promptly ordered to the right about for making her favor the subject of a bet.

Now neither of the lovelorn youths venture near the house, except at night, when they watch the shadow of their lady love as It flickers on the window shade. women now. They love them and would die for them, as we love and would die for children, but they do not have that ra fraternity gave an Informal dancing party the house, 1438 8 street Inst night Interest and historical significance, and the clergy and church members will see In this old morality one of the chief nificent undertaking. Nebraskans have long desired a game with the Chlca-goana, but heretofore the managers have spect which man has for man. AY.

W. A. Pro8rn- A special musical program wilt be glv. had no success or consideration from Many of the members had gone to their hemes out of town for the Thanksgiving vacation. Refreshments were served and the evening was devoted to dancing and the Maroon managers.

It Is believed methods by which Christianity wa forcefully and eloquently Impressed upon the minds of the simple and uneducated people of the fifteenth century. Mr. Magnus trict No. 26 was covered with 2,469 square yards of brick. Considerable extra grading and excavation was found necessary in some of the districts, altogether, 2,062.61 cubic yards of dirt being taken out.

Most of this was used to raise the grade of some of the lower streets which are to be paved next summer. Cost of the Work. Of the total cost of the work. Including grading, paving and curb and gutters, the districts will aggregate as follows: IMst. No.

Total Cost. 25 .318.400.86 28 3.696.35 28 8,164.63 80 8,725.74 81 20.919.81 S2 8,688.81 36 2.682.46 44 10,252.01 48 6,988.45 that with her present recorj behind en at the afternoon meeting of the T. social chat her Nebraska will deserve enough respect this year to be permitted to meet Lincoln won another victory yesterday W. C. A.

at the association hall, corner of Twelfth and atreets Sunday. Tha devotional exercises will be conducted by the Chlcauro eleven. when the Rock Island team of this city triumphed over the town eleven of Val and his large company have been highly commended by many of the best known metropolitan critics and prominent clergymen. A performance of a high order of artistic merit Is assured. Special scenery and magnificent costumes, historically ThouglV' Manager Davis has made no Miss Lucy Haywood and vocal and In paraiso, by the close score of 6 to statements with regard to t'ne sched strumental numbers will be given by Miss Josephine Poynter, Mr.

Donald S. The contest was the best that has been tile he wilt try to bring Nebraska for next year It is generally thought the Plumb. Miss Qenevleve Harmer, Mrs, seen at Valparaiso this year, and though the Lincoln team was outweighed slightly correct, will add to the completeness of schedule of 1908 will differ radically from Frank Rector. Mrs. Grace Gore, and the two teams were well matched.

this comrrendable engagement. Prices: 50c, 75c. $1.00. Miss Lucy Haywood. that Just finished.

More larger and fewer smaller teams of the Middle West Mrs. Major Oiilett of the Volunteers of America will take part in the exercises St the Red Ttlbbon club tomorrow after. Much paving was done In tha city during the summer, Of all descriptions, asphalt, brick, new paving and repavlng, Including tha cement gutters and everything that contributes to the covering of the streets, S7.869.2S square yards were put down by Contractor JIugh Murphy under the direction of the city engineer. This Involved a total expense Of $88,309.47. City Engineer George L.

Campen has Just completed a list of the assessments against the property In the nine paving and repavlng districts covered this summer, and has also prepare dtabloa showing graphically Just what work has been dune In all departments of street Improvement. Where Paving Was Laid. This report shows that 16.968 lineal feet of the combination cement curb and gutter were placed, as follows: S. 073.10 In repavlng distrlot No. 25.

the district around the capltol; 1.469.66 In No. 28; In No. 4,617.45 In No. 31; 2.067 In No. 32, 1.5S4.90 In No.

44, and 1,679.80 In No. 48. This material proved so satis. at the earlv experiments with It will be sought. In place of the Haskell and Colorado games, contests probnhry will be sought with Chicago and Wisconsin, It Is not likely the big games Minute Screws Used by tha Watchmaker, From the Bt.

Louis Globe-Democrat'. "The fourth Jewel screw or a watch I so small that to the naKeai eye It will not look like anything more, than a bit of dust." snys Ed. Key, watcrimaker, "ana Is probably the smallest screw made. It must necessary be perfect Iri everf respect, and the character of the'Workman ship required on It Is Illustrated by look ing at It under a powenul jtitcir when It Is seen that the threads average 2C0 to the Inch. "It Is exactly 4-100 6f an Inch In diameter and over 60.000 could be packed Into a lady's thlmhle with ease.

Counting these screws is never or course, but 100 are weighed on a delicate steelyard and the total number of an output Is arrived at by comparing the grows weight with the weight of these. Such tiny sreews can only be made tn mrge numbers bv machinery, and the operation attending their manufacture Is one of the most dedicate things in watchmaking." ..186.309.47 Total. noon. The Wesleyan school of expression will furnish a render and Mi Williams will give a piano solo. It Is world's tem of the year will be piled tip on each other with only sis days between them perance day and an nthuslstlo meeting la anticipated, at 1034 street at 1:30 as they were this year.

It Is firmly be I ROBERT BURNS p. m. lieved by many that this was the rea CANADIAN ELECTION BETS, Plight of a Young Man Who Carried Rat In His for Nine Days. From the Halifax' Evening Mall. Several very peculiar nets which were son the Haskell game was lost, and Man- Governor Mickey has honored a requlal sger Davis will not attempt to force the tlon issued by the governor of Kansas for the return to that state of F.

L. r. l. Cornhuskera to repent the experience. now In I ty.

Ford Ford, alias Frank Hutchinson. 10 CENT CIGARS made this county as to the outcome of the county Jail of Douglas eoun Dr. Shoemaker's hospital, 1117 street oma- i sw recently was tried and acquitted In Oma in Wealth In Tiny Particles of Gold. ha on a larceny charge and is wanted In Kanaas for burglary, alleg1 to have been committed In Wyandotte county. the recent elections have come to light, and not a little Inconvenience Is being occasioned the losing party In some Instances.

A young man agreed with his friends to Use a hemp xacK as a nlKht shirt for one week. If tne otner lost he mn nnt to lie down for the same length From the Milwaukee Sentinel. The United States government assayed $50.00 a Month lor $4000.00 Investment that petitioners for paving all over the city asked that the combination curb and autter be adopted in their districts also. Amasa Hall could not keep away from the alluring cup when he was released from the city Jail wsterrtay. end before the old mint at Denver recently," said R.

Hut one distrlot was equipped with the W. Burchard of that city, "and got 130, night he was again hack with a Jag of of time. The young man with the hemp pajamas Is down with nervous prostration, but the doctor hopes to save his reason If election Is not of In his 000 In the clean-up. That sounds like old fashioned stone curbing, 18 reel arhih were nut in district No. 35.

even greater proportions tucked away peculiar statement, but It Is the truth, within him. Arraigned in police court Have been sold for 50 years. They are always good. LITTLE BOBBIE A Companion 5c. The new coinage mint, which hss been In tha next five years.

this morning, he declared he wasn't course of coimtnirtlon there for about Another young mun got slink on the whole Dominion, and warf onllgated by his drunk, but "had had a few." Officer seven years, was completed recently, and The whole amount of new asphalt laid during the summer was 22.446.33 square yards, distributed among the districts as follows; 1.196.73 In No. 28; 2.8U9.63 In No. 30! 7.132 In No. 21; 3.060.34 In No. Reynolds observed that he had been the government moved from tho old mint, whii-li had been occupied for about thirty year.

I have a new double house, well located, modern construction, which will rent for r0 a month, for sale at the entrcmcly low figure of 34.000. This proposition Is worth your Investigation. W. J. Trump Rest Eatste, Loans, and Insurance.

115 North 11th. Aute 2714. 32 835.24 In No. 85; 3,675 81 In No. 44.

agreement to carry a rat In his pocket for nine days. There was nothing said as to whether It was to be a live rat. but as cold storage was, under the circumstances out of the question, a carcass seemed likely to prove obejctlonnhlp. Ths llnelf a veritable "Itrlnda- "When they got ready to clean out the old plare every particle or dust and dirt 381.89 In No. 48, District No.

25, renavlna-. was covered with 7,674.21 yards. Four districts Included some brick pv-ia the sides of the streets, and hi Bold by first None better. Try one. class dealers.

THE OLD LINE BANKERS LIFE OF LINCOLN WPITES MORE BUSINESS IN Nebraska than any other company In America. Get as Arency With It. mour." and could not be kept mtissled or handcuffed. Finally a small case waa devised, which, worn In a specially constructed pocket, lends the spearsnce of a mammoth tumor to a llmh otherwise Apollo-like In symmetry of mould. In yet another inntance two young men of contrary political oplntons, who were paving attention to the same girl, and nrh nther dreadfully tn the way.

was carefully saved. This was then run through the sunny furnace, and It was found that the tiny particles of gold which hud serumulRled about the building In nil those yesrs had amounted to the snug sum I hnve mentioned. The particles had been carried through the air during the mflnlng processes, and were so minute that they had not affected tne weight of the metal annayed to any appreciable extent. Hut the total sccumuliitlon whs extremely lnrg. It was nil velvet for Uncle Sum and more Ihuii mild the expenses ot moving to the new mint." these, the straight curb was used, with the brlrk Isld close against the curb.

These were districts 31. 35, 44 and 4S. Including 680 69 square yards of brick and 681.96 lineal feet of hte curbing. This was done In places only, the combination gutter forming the principal style. Around comers, at the opening of sewers and similar places, tha brick and GEO.

M. CONWAY, DISTR. Sioux City, Iowa. Dr. jLeoniiarfit I7MN BtTM.

LINCOLN, NE. Xlcart Specialist 3 agreed that the one whose party lost till v. v--.