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Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

Shipments of Nebraska butter are now
going to England, Nebraska has fo,
years been exporting grain ana meat
products and if lis dairy industries he
come exporting agencies England may
be induced To draw on all the varied az
riculIural interests of the state
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

Governor IIOlcOmb will soon be the
most experienced expert in writing let
ters of invitation for conventions aud
societies to honor Nebraska by locating
their meeting place in one of our cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18
The Snobbery of Treating.

Treating is a peculiar phase of snobbery.
1t is not a token of good fellowship. In
Germany the thing is managed much better
than it is here. The Dutch treat" as it is
called in this country. consists in. each man
of party ordering and paying for the re-
freshment he desires. 1t is obvious that
under such custom there is no chance for
SnobbisA attempts on the part of Convivial
companiors to outve each other in the
matter of expenditure
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

If Governor IlOlcomb and all his staff
attend the Logan monument mvelnug
in full regimcnta!s the gold lace fac
tories will have to run overtime for Jnc
next ten days.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

Word comes that the Connecticut to.
bocco crop has been damaged badly by
high water and heavy rains and we may
expect TO sea the result in rise in the
price Of imported cigars manufactured
in the Nutmeg state.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

The British newspapers do not like
the tone of Secretary Sherman's note to
Lord Salisbury on the seal question.
Perhaps it would sound better if they
did not read it aloud.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18
ChuInIonSrorn is II Daisy.

King ChulalongCorn of Siam keeps his eyes
open and asks more questions than Ii Hung
Chang. He expressed his opinion OF news
paper men as follows: THE newspaper re-
portcrs nuts have the best places and the
greatest houors because they see for thou
Elp IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

The man who conceived the idea of
getting Il corner on bicycle tubing ought
to be capable Of solving the problem Of
sluaring the circle
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

When a woman goes OFF to spend the sum
mer at a cool resort, leaving her husband
at home to work through the heat and dust
she starts a story about how gay the men
are when their wives are away.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

Parties leaving: the city for
the summer can have The
Iice sent to them regularly
by notifying The Bee busi-
ness office in person Or by
mail. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

Detroit Free Press "Do You belong to N,
bridal rlrty2" asked thc hotel clerk,
"No, I'm only the groom
New York Journal: First Wlrc-whcn my
husband stays out all night retn-" to set
Second VIE When ms husband stays out
all night he never wants any.
Chicaco Record; Little Ruks ie going to
marry that very tall Miss llopkns'
"Goodness' How did he court her-wtth
stepladdcr OF tvlephonr'
indianapolis journal "Oh' Maul" said
the other girl MAUD s the sort of girl that
every fellow who courts her has his arms
fun and t4o man who marr'e~ her viii nave
Judge: Gobson-Joucs hasn't rccn arounl
to lae club for two weeks. Wonder what 'N'
iIobson-Why. his folks are all away at the
seaside and he can rest just as well at home.
Detroit l'rcc rrcss: 'Wen Whirloy dli
you tpd that tn, divine young creature re-
"Ycs just as soon as | offered it to her"
Cincinnati Enquirer! "Matrtmcuy." said
the Sweet Girl Boarder, rs a holy rite m
why then" asked Asbwry reppera, with
the air of a man sure of his ground, why.
are wholly LETT
philadelphia North Americans Mrs. Peck
If | had my life to so over again | wouldn't
marry the best man alive.
Mr.. II. Peck this chance at lasO-lOu bet
YOU wouldn't. | wouldn't ask YOU to.
Detroit Journalr "Wn YOU not fly with
me-" he pleaded
81 know not" she faltered
She could reach no conclusion tonight for
her papa had locked 10 her street hat and
she couldn't leave the premises.
indianapolis journal: Miss Grabhs de-
clares her girl friends cant deny that her
attachment to that gentleman with title
was a case of love at first sight"
That's very true" replied Miss Cayenne.
"Shp SAW him first 81"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

Missouri estimates the value Of its
fluit crop this year to be not less than
S2O.OnuoO. There is 20 question that
there is money in the diverslication If
agricultural industries Nebraska and
Iowa may not be able TO Outdo Missouri
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

The tlutter caused by the announce
mcnt that the women prisoners in n
Kansas town We're to be treated on n
perfect equality with the men prisoners
by being set To work on the rock pilN
without Discrimination aS to sex has
been Quieted by the resembling of the
obnoxious order, but not until several
of the professional woman suffrage agi-
tatOrS who have been bowling against
inequality seized the opportunity for
adding to their notoriety. We all admit
that women ought not to be placed upon
rock piles, but the reason is because
they are women. Nobody even in Kan
SaS would have dreamed of such bar
barity had not the woman suf1nGiStS
been prating about their equality in all
respects with man ana demand equal
rights with men.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

NlSOnETUN I7Ost.
A statesman is a man who endorses us
for job and succeeds in getting us ap-
pointed. \ politician is a man who is sup
porting some other fellow for the same Job
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18
AMERICAN u1Ia4T IN THE ORIENT

than are killed by the Spaniards in
Cuba?
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-18

STNTFWHNT OF IiIFI- I'N IIT'N'
state ~ Nebraska Gsa-laa County S.:
george E rzsuhuuK secretary uf The re" Iuo'
fishing company, being uuly sworn, bays tlal lu'
actual number " rlI anl complete copies u The
Daily Morning Evening and sunday Bee printed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-06
ROBUST HEALTH.

How to Gain vital Force The Importance
Of Sleep.
DR.. Augusta Brown Girard says: A
strong, healthy organization is the first
essential to success In life. With every
thought, effort or emotion we expcnd q
certain amount Of vital force. We Gre
vitalized, refreshed Curing sleep. Then
while asleep, or in passive state, We
are reserving what is already accumu-
lated.
Many persons cannot sleep during the
day. They should lie down in q perfect
1y passive state, withdrawing the mind
from all outside external cares and in
terests. Make the mind blank as much
as possible, and in this state one may
accumulate nervous strength nearly a.
rapidly as in sleep. Dismiss all contend
ing thoughts and give up the whole be-
ing to be acted upon by natures law
simply rest absolutely. .....
We must practice self control. Learn
to stop exertion just short Of fatigue
Nothing is gained by overtaxing and de-
pleting the vitality.
A well managed, judicious practice Of
exercise and rest Of body and mind will
soon improve the most debilitated. The
faculties and functions Of the human
organization are numerous and varied,
and, to be healthy, 1t must be exercised
equally. -,..,., -.
We must not overtax, smoke, chew
or take stimulants. Get right down to
bedrock nutrition. Be very temperate in
c; ting and drinking, taking only the
most nutritious and easily digested food.
Keep the MUD hopeful and serene under
all circumstances Few people realize
how much force is expended i'll frivoli-
ties.
Make two crash mittens large enough
to cover the hands. Put 2 tablespoon
fuls Of common salt into just enough
water to dissolve it, and then wet the
mittens evenly. Let them dry thorough
ly and keep one constantly under the
pillow. Before rising in the morning
and retiring at night rub the body all
over thoroughly with the sailed mitten
until it is in glow. Then dip q
towel in cold water, wet the whole body
| quickly and dry with the second mitten.
| This gives the best kind Of salt
bath, with very little trouble and in five
minutes time, and it will pay the mos,
busy person to take it.
1t is protection against cold, keeps
up circulation Of vital enepgy, upor
which the circulation Of the blood de-
ponds. Salt is one Of the best known
tonics for the bath Of an invalid. The
friction generates kind Of electricity,
and one feels exhilarated for hours after
1t is also sleep producer. Warm Of
cold steel, also warm or cold water, ju
diciously applied to the nerve center'
has very beneficial effect. But by cleo
tricity, correctly applied to the nerv'
centers to stimulate or depress, as de
sired, one may produce almost any effect
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-06

All kinds of fine repair work is
done with neatness and dispatch
by the Hawaiian Cycle & Manu-
featuring Co., at 3l2 Fort street,
opposite Levers & Cookies.
If one can ride single bicycle,
they can ride tandem without
any trouble. If you want to tho
roughly enjoy an evening you
should try a ride on the new
Sterling.
Our work is better and our
prices are lower for enlarged
portrait work than anyone else's.
We are not making much at it,
but don't let that worry you. IT
you have anything in this line to
be done see our samples first,
and you won't regret it. King
Bros, ITO Hotel street.
Singers lead the world. Over
100000 made and sold. High
est awards at the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition for excellence of
construction, regularity of motion,
ease of motion, great speed, ad-
Instability, durability, ease of
learning and convenience of ar
| rangement. B. Bergersen, agent,
l6A Bethel streets.
P. F. Ryan, the genial manager
| of the reliable old Anchor, has Sc
cured an able assistant in William
| Carlisle, late of the Hawaiian
Hotel. At the Anchor the famous
Seattle beer is on tap, and half
and-half compounded at "two FOL
quarter" The Anchor main.
tains its reputation for superior
brands of WHISTLES, as we'll as OF
| other liquors, wines, etc. y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-06

If you are interested in the sub
ject Of enlarged portraits, it would
be worth your while to see the
samples at King Bros. at prices
ranging from $500 to $1,000
frames and all. They can't be beats
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-06

Patsey-Why don't yer git new
pair o. pants, Chimmie?
Jimmie-Ah, go on! Does yer take
me fer dude tor have more den one
pair at time? Me mudder wants me
ter wear desc out first. Brooklyn Life
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-06

~ Office and Shop: No. $40 Fort street
adjoining W. w. Wrghts Carriage Shop.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

ment Club that sufficient sum for bitumnizing be
included IN levy.
San Jose avenue Twenty-ffth to Twenty-sixth
street-Proper:y-o Tor bitumtnous paving.
stree, and Twentieth Avenue-SunseJ District
Improvement Club f,r a change OF grade.
PROTESTS REFERRED To STREET COMMITTEE.
Walnut. Ga ifornia 10 oSacramento-London and
san Franc SEQ Bank against performance of street
WORK under private contract
Chelsea place, Bush street southerly-Property-
owners against sewering.
Waller, LagunA TO Buchanan-Sa1 Francisco
Protestant orphan Asylum Society against paw
Castro, Nine: eenth 10 Twentieth -Property-own-
ers against laying OF stone sidewalks
Julian avenue, Fourteenth 10 fiteenth-Same
against paving.
hickory avenue, Cough TO Octsvia-J. Cunning
ham against paving.
Waller, Ootavja 10 Laguna-Same.
Central avenue, Oak to Page-Property-own
against laying of artihcal-stone sidewalks.
PETITIONS REFERRED TO STREET LIGHT COM
MITTEE
Alpine and Fourteenth-Property-o y-owners for gas
or electric lamp.
Congress street and Buena Vista avenue and on
Buena VISA avenue go feet from st. Juseph's
home-Property-owners for electric lights
REPORT OF STREET COMMITTEE on MATT ERs
SUBMITTED AT PREVIOUS MEETING.
Hill, Castro TO Noe-~toue sidewalk may be laid.
Mission, Crescent avenue TO County line-sprink-
ling recommended.
Capitol avenue, Lobos TO Minerva, etc-In favor
OF srading
cupy more than three feet OF sidewalk.
KEN, Mason westerly-A gainst paving ami for
staying woIk six months.
Julian avenue, Fourteenth TO Fifteenth street.
Permission to pave granted
K, Tenth 10 Eleventh avenue-Same for grad
ing, etc, north SIDE.
Castio Nineteenth to Twentieth-In favor Of
stone sidewalk.
Bay street and Montgomery avenue-Paving
Mason Beach to jefferson Property owners
may do sewerinS.
Other petitions and protests either re-
ported on adversely or placed on file.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
WILL BREED MASTIFFS.

Clubs Organized in the Interest of
watchdogs-The Fox-Terrier Club.
A mastiff club was organized recently
and it promises to become a strong
auxiliary to the San Francisco Kennel
Club when its next show will be held 1t
will be known as the Pacific Mastiff Club.
DR.. d Evelyn was elected chairman and
Messrs. ]. z. Norman, +. w. d'Evelyn
and J. V. Geary were elected a committee
of arrangements for a second meeting,
which will be held in few days TO perfect
the organization. The aim of the club is
10 place the breeding OF the mastiff on q
scientific basis and thus improve and
populariZe the great watchdog of the time
At the annual meeting OF the Pacific
Fox-terrier Club DR.. F. w. Evelyn was
elected president and H. H. Carlton was
elected secretary treasurer. The hoard of
directors consists of Messrs. Sumner
Moore, Gonzales, McLatchie, Debenham
and Heffernan.
The monthly meeting of the st. Ber-
nard Club will be held this evening at 3I3
Bush street, and as matters OF i'm portance
concerning the recent bench show will be
discussed full attendance OF mem bers is
expected.
Messrs w. A. Cooper. Hon. J. P Kelly,
Thomas Sullivan, J. Refs and Bradford
are njoying splendid trout fishing n the
McCloud River. The sportsmen are
camped near Slsson.
Al Hall of Olema and friend will leave
on Saturday for a weeks fishing on Garcia
River They will be joined IN camp by
Messrs. Moorhouse and Jones, who are
expert anglers.
John Butler is fishing the strea ms near
Boulder Greek.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

make arrests under the ordinance prohib-
iting minor from the use of them il
would soon be checked.
RottanZi, under question OF privilege
took exception 10 ClintoD's reference to
him. IF the gentleman from the Elev-
enth had given the water question the
same study as l have, even though he is
chairman of the Wafer Committee. he
would probably have gone as far as did
in his order"
The order was postponed.
Petitions numerously signed by resi-
dents and taxpayers were presented re-
questing that reasonable appropriation
be made IN the next tax levy to provide
one or more small parks in tine Mission
district.
Similar petitions submitting resolutions
were presented by the San Francisco AS
sociation of Improvement Clubs. The
resolutions suggested that as a beginning
selections be made between Fourteenth
and Thirtieth streets.
A communication from the Sutro Rail-
TOAD Company was presented in reply to
the resolution of the board making in
quiry as to possibility OF that company
esta abllshing an electric conduit system.
The reply stated that it would be useless
TO make any such suggestion, as the COM
pany bas neither wires nor poles in the
downtown districts.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
HAMBURG EXPOSITION.
The California Exhibit Has
Secured a Very Fine
Location.
Com missioner Filcher Writes That
the Attend ncs of Visitors
l. Large.

j. A. Filcher, manager of the State
Board OF Trade and comm issioner from
California to the Hamburg Exposition,
writes from that city under date of Nav
y that the exposition is good of its kind,
but Is imposed chiefly of fruits and
flowers. The grounds are beautiful, :"
says the commissioner, land the halls are
radiant with scented flowers. The attend
ance is large, the number attending last
Sunday being 1l0, ,000."
The commissioner also writes that the
California exhibit has splendid position
facing the main entrance of Industrial
Hall.
The California display is pronounced
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
STREET IMPROVEMENTS,
Summary of the Weeks Work Acted
On by the Board

The following is a succinct but COM
plete record of the street improvemen ents
which passed the Board of Supervisors
at yesterdays session:
AWARDS OF CONTRACTS.
street, sevenrh to Twelfth avenue-To z. DON
nelly for plank Sidewalks,
l street, tenth TO Eleventh avenue-To George
Spencer for grading cUrbS, etc.
Clement street and Twenty fifth avenue-To
Williams Belser q Co., for pipe sewers, culverts,
tenth avenue, to street-To Fred Lefier for
grading, curos etc.
Treacy for pipe sewers cu.verts. curbs. etc.
EugenR avenue, Andover avenue to MoultrIe
streeJ-To NJ. J. Pires Tor grading, curbs gutter
Engrna avenue and MouItrie street-To same
for grading. curbs macad adamiZing, etc.
Tive ty-nrst, Castro Dimond-To Buchanan
Contracting Conn any Tor grading
Prospect anu Esmeralda avenue-To the John
Kelso Company for grading. pipe sewers, curbs,
Prospect avenue Virginia to Esmeralds avenue
To same for grading. sewering, etc
RESOLUTION ORDERING STREET WORK.
Thirteenth, Castro to Alpine-GradIng.
California street and Nineteenth avenue-Grad-
ing, pipe sewers culver s. curbs, etc.
Mission street, Crescent 10 Silver avenue-Curbs
and paving.
Rhode Island Iwenty-second to Twenty third
Walter, octaviA to Laguna-Curbs, sidewalks
paving and pipe sewer
Sanchez, Twenty-fourth to Twenty hfth-Plank
sidewalks.
RECOMMENDED PASSED TO RESOLUTION ORDERING.
Fifteenth avenue south, Richmod avenue south
to street south-Grading, etc.
Fifteenth SOUTH street south to p
street south-Same
Fifteenth avenue south, p street south TO street
gOuth-Same
Fifteenth avenue south Q street south to
street souta-Same.
fifteenth avenue south, street south to S
street south-Same.
RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO ORDER STREET
WORK.
Montgomery and Withdrawing with basaIt
and granite croSswalks.
seventeenth avenue California TO Clement
Gra1ing. curbs and macadamizing.
Nineteenth Tennessee to Minnesota - Plank
sidewalks
Twentythird Iowa to Missssppi-Grading.
Eleventh, Folsom TO Harrison-ArtifciaI stone
sidewalks.
street south and Eleventh avenue south
Stormwater inle, grating and culvert on three
corners.
Castro, Nineteenth to Twenteth-Curbs and
paving
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

the best and most extensive in its line. 1t
consists chiefly of horticultural products.
The managers show the Californians
every courtesy, seeming to re-
gard it as a remarkable example of enter
prise that State so far distant as Cali
tornie should send to the exposition such
an exhibit so creditable" f"
The apprehension that California would
lose a few medals by reason of tardiness
in getting on the ground has been happily
dispeIled by the Hamburgers who give
assurance that a question of forfeiture
shall not be raised.
While Mr.. tilcher is resting abroad
from his arduous labors as secretary of
the Board of Trade, G. F. Montgomery,
the secretary and manager pro tem., is
getting much needed rest with the excur-
sion OF the Press Association.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

EXCITEMENT INCREASES.
Chemistry and Science Have Again Aston
ished the World.
Success of the State Electro Medical Institute Truly
Phenomenal.

Chemistry and science are daily aston
ishing the world with new wonders. 1t is
no longer safe to say that anything NAV
not be achieved. The researches of the
celebrated physicians composing the staff
OF the State Electro Medical Institute
nave eliminated In results as beneficial to
humanity as can be claimed for any mod :
ern genius or philosopher. Week after
week these columns have been filled with
the outspoken gratitude of hundreds Of
sufferers who have been restored to health
by the Eiectro-Me dIcal cure. These ex-
presslons OF gratitude have come from
men, women and chidren-from people
OF every station in life and every nook
and corner OF the Pacific Coast. These
testimonials were the glad cries of chronic
sufferers whose lives would have gone out
only for the benefcent work of the State
Electro NJ edical Institute. What more
can you ask than this unparalleled record
OF health-giving and life-saving? The
rational conclusion is what has been done
once can be done again.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

cure for any distressing nervous trouble is the
Electro Medical cure. IF. NJ. COOKE, S69
Market sire et, san Francisco.
81 must thank you from the bottom of my
heart, for you cured ME entirely of rheuma-
tiSnn. l travel all over the United states, and
never heard anything like it. Your home
treatment was revelation to ome."-CAPTAIN
J. S. DYNES, Preslden National Decorating
Company, 420 Wabash avenue, Chicago.
81 really think that the EIectro-Medical
treatment is the only thing in the world that
viii cure bad case OF rheuma atism. l had
tried electricity alone and medicines alone,
but the combined and we'll de fined treatment
OF medicine ana electricity of the State Elec-
to-Med1cal Institute has proved my greatest
blessing. Inever before took any medicines
Just like them They have changed my con-
ditlon from of misery 10 happiness
There is nothing like their electrical appli-
ances elsewhere on the Pacific Coast"-Wil-
liam Fitzgerald, 961 Mission street, San Fran
cisco.
"a very few trea tments of the Electro Medi.
cal course completely cured me of nervous de.
bility of long standing.'-CHARLES SCHILIA
262 Eighth street, San Francisco.
No one having or threatened with any
dangerous disease should hesitate a day.
but without delay call or address
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
Alleged Malpractice.

Rasmus Rasmussen has sued DR.. ], F. Glib
son for $4,000 damages on account of alleged
malpractice. The plaintiff says the defendant
advertised himself to be infallible physi-
clan, and that this led the plaintiff to trust
him; that the claims to skill proved Incorrect,
and that plaintiff has suffered in consequence.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
ANOTHER GREAT WEEK OF SPECIAL OFFERINGS!
BLACK DRESS GOODS!

0Se-1 case 37-INCH ALI-WOOL STORM SERGE, marked
-1O down from SOC 25c yard
05a-1 case 37-INCH FIGURED ENGLISH ALPACAS
-oO marked down from Soc will be closed at 25c yard
65e-25 pieces 54INCH EXTRA FINE ALLWOOL ENG
eoO LlSH STORM SERGE, marked from 81 yard.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
sutro Railroad Sued.

Miss Edith Aylward has sued the sutro Rail-
road Company for $1,000 damages. She was
injured in an accident and had her nose badly
oisiSured
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
nLittIe Pets,s,, AInrdar

'L1ttIe Pete' 81 Murder.
The trial of Chun Woon Sing, charged with
the murder of Little Pete" is progressing
slowly in Judge Cooks court. The following
named jurors have been secured; Carl Silk,
j. w. Mccormick, F. Marks, J. d. Bulwinkle
an1 G. w. Burnett. A special venire has been
issued for 100 additional jurymen.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
WASH GOODS.

Another Of Wash Goods business. Our
been closed shall
goods and make low prices out OF them. For example:
a NICE GRADE FINE WHITE ORGANDY, value 2Oc Oh
yard, special l.2C
HIGH-GRADE PRINTED DIMITY, Dresden color : Z.
ug % inches wide, that 1Oc, this JC
Y ard
IMPORTED HIGH-GRADE ORGANDIES, large and I ( .
medium floral effects were 25c and soc yardl l0C
A GRAND VARIETY GENUINE NAINsOOK DIMI. IL
TIES from the printers value 1215c yard (2C
offered ard
ONE CASE SATIN STRIPED WHITE GOODS fine 01a =
weave and choice value 20c sale 1-2C
VERY SPECIAL.
so PIECES IMPORTED ORGANDIES. stylish col IN
orings, yard closed t........... IUC
NO SAMPLES GIVEN.)
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
BOYS SAILOR SUITS.

75e-2l lots of FANCY STRIPED DUCK SAILOR SUITS, in
toO navy and brown shades with combin neatly
trimmed, blouse and pants for 75c.
&I MI lot of WHITE LINEN DUCK SAILOR SUITS,
9VV with anchor brodeed and with pearl but
tons, blouse and pants for 81
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.

6Ae-LADIES LAWN, DIMITY AND PERCALE SHIRT
oVV WAISTS made IN the latest STYLE detachable white COL
Ia regular price 81 and 81 2 will be placed sale
II
81 0A-LADIES' LAUNDERED SHIRT WAISTS, in fancy
pAVV figured materials detachable collars regular price
81 TO- will be placed sale a 81 each