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Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
So Say Utah BARRIERS

use HerDicide continually work and does
stops falling hair and dandrun Yours respectfully
w. GIBSON,
237
Appreaing merit
barber
falling
believe that Herpicide
duf other hair
Y cry
FRED HALVElSON
have found Newbro Herpcde be the best preparation that
cured of
think it is the best
Leh Utah.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

roast IS put on. the soups set simmering
as soon as the majority Of tickets are sold
the conductor is informed Of the number
ana ne carses the quantity Of other food
10 DC prepared according 20 his judgment
II any known party Of people is TO come
aboard at some other point he IS tele-
graphed TO --- that dinner for that num-
ber may be got ready. In all standard
provisions there is no waste, but in meats
and perishable articles no calculation can
be made close enough to avoid loss. Much
bread Is thrown away or given to the
cleaners and helpers about the station
And there are waste fowls left over or
dishes requiring long preparation that are
lett untouched because the number OF pas
sengers was less than expected. The but-
fet car loses extensively in such matters,
the patronage being uncertain, and already
cooked food bound to be provided in case Of
call. The efficiency Of the service" said
the superintendent, rs tested by special
agents. These board the cars simply as
passengers, note any inmperfections and
report to us by letter when
there are many lines extending over a large
territory such an agent is not recognized
by the train people. He buys a meal like
any passenger and looks out for flaws and
defects. A printed list OF questions that
VIII help him to tell us what we want TO
Know is furnished and he answers them
candi1ly. II the partitions between state
rooms and compartments creak when the
door Is opened or closed he tells us and
the fault is remedied. II the carpet is
worn anywhere or the vestlbule lamps
don't burn clear we are informed. Also
whether the attendants are solicitous or in
different to passengers comfort II the
porters are slack in assisting people to take
the train, In placing steps for their con-
venience, etc, we learn the fact through
the place where the misdemeanor happened.
be It thousand miles away. II a porter
hands passenger a check without using a
salver we know It. There are only a few
ladies' maids On the extra smart drawing
room cars and on some special trains that
go out to Mexico and up through Canada.
or these conscientious service is expected.
Women look after the laundry work and the
cleaning Of bedding at the terminal stations,
but owing to limited space mems services
are preferred. they being able to do with
less conveniences than women"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Colorado BARRIERS Say Ditto.

desire to say that your HERPlClDE
is a wonderful remedy, and, In my
nearly forty years of experience In the
barber business, | never found anything
to give the satisfaction it does.
Respectfully yours,
CHAS. GRABERT,
Prop. Palace Barber shop and Bath
Rooms, Loadyille, Colo.
We have given your uerpicidc a fair
trial and 1t will do all and more than
you say. l find that ii will cure sore
heads without fail. l have tried va
rious hair preparations until Hcrpicide
came out, but use none other now. l
cannot recommend lIerpiclde too highly.
Yours, j. Il. NOLAN,
Nolan's Union Barber Shop, Denver,
Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
'ECZEMASS 5
jTCH IS TORTURE.

Eczema is caused by an acid humor in
the blood coming in contact with the
skin and producing great redness and in
Illumination ; little pustular eruptions form
and discharge thin, sticky fluid, which
dries and scales off sometimes the skin is
hard, dry and fissured. Eczema in any
form is a tormentng, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning at times are
almost unbearable the acid burning
humor seems to ooze out and set the skin
on FIRE, Salves, washes nor other exter-
nal applications do any real good, for as
long as the poison remains in the blood
il will keep the skin irritated
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

l have used Newbro's Herpicide in
my barber shop for the past three
months and can speak in the highest
terms of It, My customers who have
preparation for the hair.
| have been in the business twelve
years and there is no question in my
mind that dandruff and falling hair are
caused by microbe that infests the
hair bulb, and Newbros Herpicide is
the only preparation that will positively
destroy the dandruff germ.
Yours respectfully,
HERMAN LEITZ,
Portland, Oregon.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Oregon BARRIERS Testify.

OF all foreign and domestic hair prep.
arations have used during my many
years experience in the profession, l
find Newbro's Herpicide the most sat
isfactory. and far above anything that
has been put on the market, As a dan
druf cure and hair tonic it has no
equal and no frst-class barber shop
should be without It,
Yours respectfully,
SAM II. HOWARD,
Pres. Barber's State Board of Ex., Port
land, Oregon.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Washington BARRIERS Endorse.

I have used Hcrpicidc with good re-
suits. Yours respectfully,
j. G.. RANDRUP,
New Whntcom. Wash.
Have sold and used Hcrpicide Tonic.
1t is the best ever used in my shop.
Respectfully yours.
A. McDOUGALL.
Aberdeen. Wash.
During my twenty years of experience
1 never came across anything that gave
such universal satisfaction as your
Ucrpiclde does. | run seven chairs and
constantly employ six BARRIERS, and they.
as well as all of my patrons, speak In
the highest terms of 1t and want moth
ing but uERPIClDE ON their hair.
Very truly yours,
Il. II. MOVES,
Seattle, Wash.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27


three months and the highest of it. My
hair entirely
falling
been this business there question in
that will positively the dandrun microbe.
respectfully,
A. PETERS, City,
Newbos erpicde is continually testify
a
J L.. HARRIS Utah
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
IT'S NEW NOME Is Now READY
burlington Passenger Department
Goes into NcNv Quurtrrs Monday.

Goes Into New Quarters Monday.
The general passenger department Of the
Burlington will be installed in its new quar-
toTs in the remodoled building at Tenth
and Farnam streets Monday morning Nov
ing operations are in progress and
will continue until all Of tho Office furnl-
ture and equipment is properly located in
the new rooms The passenger Offices will
occupy one-half Of the lower floor Of the
building and the other half viii furnish
room for the freight department. The
freight department will probably not be
ready for business in its new quarters until
later ia the week BY the end of the week.
however, all Of the departments viii be in
stalled In their enlarged Offices and the ia
cuiues will, in every instance, be greatly
improved
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

In twenty-one years experience in my
business l have found no preparation
that equals Newbro's Herplcide for
stopping itching of the scalp and re.
moving dandruff.
Yours respectfully,
w. G. GOODRICH.
Portland, oregon.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

Chapped hands, cracked lips and rough
ness Of the skin cured quickly by Banner
Salve, the most healing ointment in the
world, For sale by Myers Dillon Drug co.
Omaha, DillCn's drug store, South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
BAD FORM OF TETTER.

For three years l
had I etter on my
hands, which caused
them to swell to twice
their natural size. Part
of the time the disease
was in the form ofrun.
ming sores, very paiu.
ful, and causing me
much discomfort -Four
doctors said the letter
had progressed too far
to be cured, and they
could do nothing for
me. Itook only three
bottles Of 5. $. S. and
was completely cured.
This was fifteen years
ago, and ] have never
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Uiu shipn 90 CruisIuu

PENSACOLA. Fla, Jan. 2G-Thc flagship
Eearsargc the hattlCship Massacnusatts
and the tug Potomac Of the North At
lantic squadron sailed today loT a cruise
IN the Gulf of Florida,
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

American Consul Talbot ]. Albert reports
from his consular district in Germany that
a number of bicycle factories therein have
gone into liquidation or limited their output
TO save themselves, within the past season,
Some have undertaken the manufacture OF
other machines, thus relieving ne market
from a surplus production of inferior wheels
and slightly increasing prices,
Taking the Victoria bicycle works at
Nuremberg, as an example, it is shown
that this company was founded in Novem-
ber 1895, with a capital of S297 500; imme-
diately the subscription price OF shares rose
100 per cent During the first year dvi.
derds of - and II per cent were distributed.
At the end OF July, 1897, new stock 10 the
amount OF sS3, 800 was created and offered
to the old shareholders at 1870 per cent. In
lS97-9S the dividend was reduced TO 10 per
cent, The year lS9S-99 closed with loss
OF S2l ,42O, and the present business year
will close with a still greater loss
In enumerating the causes OF the decline
OF the bicycle industry in Germany Ameri-
can competition is given first place.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

The Panamerican exposition will extend
welcoming hand to the millions OF
cyclists and automobilists OF the Americas
during the summer of 1901.
The automobile exhibit, it is promised,
will be the finest ever seen in any eXposi-
tion. There will also be a large and COM
pleto display OF bicycles. representing all
stages Of progress from the heavy and
clumsy iron-tired velocipedes TO the finest
pneumatic tired modern machines .includ-
ing the good old ordinary" or high wheel
bicycle fitted with small solid rubber tires
which was first exhibited in this country
twenty-five years ago at Philadelphia, in
1876.
grand carnival Of cycle races will be
held in the magnificent Stadium which is
now being erected on the Panamerican
grounds. This vast arena will be in many
respects equal to the famous old Colosseum
at Rome.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

Finishing his work the Officer observed, l.,
cut In one end OF the car an opening about
three feet high by two feet wide, covered
with cloth curtain. lie raised this and
seemed to be about to enter. but changed
his mind. All was darkness beyond. lie
thrust the tallow dip into the aperture, 5ut
the only knowledge he got of what lay be-
yond was that It smClod damp and musty.
As he was unable to understand the
womans explanation of the secret pas
sage" he concluded to let it go uneXplored
The interior Of this 5hanty was virtually
the same as that Of all the others. lie
found much filth, but. strange to say, no
bedbugs OF other vermin, and no evidence OF
ill-health. The Italians seemed to have
mastered the art Of wardlng away disease.
Perhaps the secret lay in the onions, wnlcn
were in great number and strength.
It was learned that the adult male con-
tingent of the colony, almost to man,
works upon the railroad section or in the
city sewers. Only one Of them keeps
fruit stand. The sergeant. says it is the
Sicilians rather than the Italians who - ke
a speciality OF fruit vending
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

In motor cycles much attention was given
to n twentieth century model that has been
built to sell for 5000. 1t is OF the same size
as an ordinary diamond frame bicycle,
though the framework Is slightly heavier.
The motive power is gasoline. the horse
power one and half and the total weight
of the bicycle about eighty pounds.
The motor is small and compact and is
PLACED in the forward part Of the frame.
The speed capacity of the machine is
claimed to be twenty-five miles an hour.
The pedals are used only in starting and
stopping or as an auxiliary power In climb
ing grades.
Several neat motor tricycles and quadri-
cycles and small runabouts were shown by
several makers. One electric runabout with
flexible frame commanded much attention.
1t has a long, low and narrow box body,
seats two persons abreast and has a four
horse power motor. An advantage claimed
for It Is that there is no jarring to the
body of the vehicle on rough roads.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
An Illinois Barber's Experience

using Newbros Herpcdc with
a be expected o it.
respectfully, w. H. OTIS,
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

since any sign of my old trouble" - MRS
L. d, JACKSON, I4I4 MeGee ST., Kansas City, Mo-
S. S. S. neutralizes this acid poison,
cools the blood and restores il to healthy,
natural state, and the rough, unhealthy
skin becomes soft. smooth and clear
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Destroy the Cause, You Remove the Effect
At All Druggists-$l.OO Per Bottle

nishings The sergeant busted himself in
specting the bedding, of which there was
an enormous amount, The woman sat sui
lenly on soap box looking on, while the
children munChed sour bread and onions.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

In the bicycle display were many notable
improvements that were revelation to
bicycle riders The equipment OF the cush-
ion frame. chainless gear and coaster brake
OF several 1901 models was favorably COM
mented upon by scores of experienced rid
ers. though some expressed the opinion
that they still preferred rigid frame and
chain driven wheel.
other new features of some models that
met with favorable comment were the for
ward extension bars, simple adjusting
handlebars, smaller tubing, smaller hubs.
lengthenng OF pedal cranks, new detacha-
BILE grips, smaller sprockets and the use
OF improved spring saddles. Next to the
cushion frame, the forward extension bar
was the new century feature most con
spiCuous.
In prices there are few changes from
those that ruled last year. Chainless
bicycles for men and women are listed at
$50 and $75. and the highest grade chain
bicycles at $40 and $50. Manufacturers who
supply cushion frames and coaster brakes
as equipments add s. to the price of ma
chimes for each. Other changes in models
are included in the listed prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
IN THE WHEELING WORLD.

a combination bicycle and automobile
show drew moderate crowds at Madison
Square garden week ago. In former years
cycle shows were a midwinter attraction
in overy live city. Life without them was
hardly worth the living. Now the distinc-
tion is limited to New York City, and drew
together not only enthusiasts but thousands
to whom the rubbered steed is a pleasant
memory.
The show was a picturesque mixture Of
bicycles, small motor vehicles and variety
OF automobiles. Two hundred and forty
spaces were allotted to ninoty-soyen ex-
hibitors, of whom twcnty-four showed
bicycles Of the highest type of construction.
OF the others, sixteen displayed automo-
biles, motor cycles or motors; six showed
bells for bicycles and automobiles, while
as many showed headlights and tires for the
same classes of vehicles. Brakes were in
view at five exhibits, cycle saddles at four,
while thirty booths were occupied by ex-
hibitors OF other accessories and parts
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
DANDRUFE IS 4 GERM DISEASE
All Say That Newbros Herpcide nfaIaby
I'M MOrrS Proprietor of the Largest Barber Shop West of the
Tells of His Experience With Herpicide.

cen h vel m t tr r y~1w is Nsch rs sHer~ ~ trad nt% %
~ ,.
Tms oaN
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Montana BARRIERS Fall in Line

Newbros Herpcde with excellent results
t. MAXWELL, Barber 10 9th Ave. Helena Mont
IIcrpicide time
We it altogether
CEIAUNCEY Barber
thorough trial and
who has used 1t be-
of Cs would have Cs In
shop could obtain IIERPICIDE the dandrun cure
respectfully
RHONE,
IIoIaan
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

oAllOoAll dlli NlNdls
cures letter, Fry
sipelas, Psoriasis, salt
Rheuni and all skin
diseases due to a pois-
oned condition of the
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27
Idaho BARRIERS LOya

Idaho BARRIERS Loyal
afflicted with dandrun
a 1t has benefited
delightful hair dressing
GAIlOP Boise CITY, Idaho
Nwbo erpcide be the leading tonic 1t does all you
claim 1t NORMAN, Caldwell, Idaho
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-27

blood. Send Tor our DooS and write us
about your case. Our physicians have
made these diseases life study, and can
help you by their advice; we make no
charge for this service. All correspondents
is conducted i'll strictest confidence.
THe SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
Evening journal., 1901-01-12
Some Marriage SuperStitionS

Notwithstanding the popular impress
sion that June is the most popular
month for weddings the facts show
that October, November and Deem
Der are the months in which the great
est number of marriages are cele-
brated. The record of half q century
proves this and also demonstrates that
January. February and March are the
least popular months for marriages in
the entire year.
Superstitions relative TO marriage
possess interest for the average woman
and while the origin of these saying
cannot be definitely indicated. they in
tluence many people, even If the sus-
picion enter the minds of some that
the originator was actuated more by a
sense Of rhyme than reason. Here are
some lines concerning the color of the
brides gown:
Married in white, you have chosen
all right.
Married in gray, you will go far
away.
Married in black. you will wish
yourself back.
Married in red. you will wish your
self dead
Married in green, ashamed to BE-
seen.
Married in blue, he will always be
true.
Married in pearl. you will live in a
whirl.
Married in yellow, ashamed Of your
fellow.
Married in brown. you will live out
of town.
Married in pink, your spirits will
sink.
The days Of the week have also re-
ceived attention. This is the ancient
advice:
Monday for wealth,
Tuesday for health.
Wednesday the best day OF all;
Thursday for crosses,
Friday for losses,
Saturday no luck at ALL
Brooklyn Eagle.
Evening journal., 1901-01-12
Notes From WOman's Realm.

J locks were silky and dark red, while
others were kinky and carroty. On
the wall Of his office the captain had a
rramed mat containing hairpins label
ed and dated and showing where they
had come from.
Are you a stenographer?' asked the
captain addressing young woman
with red hair.
q" / am, replied the applicant.
"At last sighed the captain. and he
then proceeded TO come T. terms with
her regarding she salary she was 10
receive.
The captain then announced that he
only needed a few little red-haired
girls. the sort who were willing TO
start at Sc a week for store work.
When this announcement was made
several Of the girls threw up their
chins soornfully and left the room.
That's the way with red-haired
girls remarked the captain. while
they are brighter in some ways. they
get on their high horse when you rile
them. But guess I have hired enough
for to-day and l think / got the right
sort to assist me to my place of busi-
ness"
Evening journal., 1901-01-12
SAY THE FIGHT
WILL TAKE PLACE
Athletic Association and Its
Opponents Both Express
Confidence

Cincinnati, Jan. 12-The directors
OF the Saengerfest Athletic association
express the fullest determination that
the Jefries-Ruhlin fight will be pulled
OF here Feb. Is, but the pTepOnder-
nnce of public sentiment is TO the con
trary.
While the ministers had an enthusi-
astic meeting yesterday and the wo-
mems clubs and other organizations
opposing the fight were unusually &c
tive, yet the contest now is between
Mayor rleischmann and the Saenger-
fest Athletic association. After re-
peated conferences with their attor-
neys these two elements finally met.
The directors gave out the following
last night:
"The members Of the Saengerfest
Athletic Association company today re-
quested of Mayor Fleischmann the i'm
mediate issuance of a permit. The
mayor declined to issue the permit
now, but reamrmed his promise and
assured the committee that he would
issue the permit two days before the
date of the proposed contest. The di-
rectors yet hold that the contest can
and Will take place in Cincinnati on
IeD. 10.
Since Mayor Fleischmann has been
legally advised that the fight FOR the
championship of the world does not
come within the intention of the Ohio
statutes for sparring exhibitions under
the auspices of q bona fide athletic
club, it is understood that the only
kind of a permit that he would give
even two days in advance Of the date
would be one that would come under
the Ohio law and allow the directors
to take the chances in proceeding un-
der that permit.
There is talk of bringing off the bout
IN the Kansas City convention hall In
case It Is prevented here. Negotiations
to that end are already in progress.
Evening journal., 1901-01-12
A Dudes Description Of Life

buhN VI
I.ife's just hollow bubble, don't yeh
know;
Just a painted piece OF trouble. don't
yeh know;
You come to earth to cry, you grow
older and you sigh:
Older stll ana then you die. don't yeh
know.
It's all horrid mix, don't yeh know
Business. love and politics. don't yeh
know;
Clubs and parties, cliques and sets,
Fashions, follies. cigarettes. don't yeh
know.
So you worry through the day, don't
yeh know;
In sort Of kind of way, don't yeh
know;
You are hungry, you are fed; some
few things are done and said
You are tired, go to bed. don't yeh
know.
Society is dress, don't yeh know;
And a source OF much distress don't
yeh know
+N NNhli Ah4hN MAlAll " MtIIs 10 make
your face look fair,
And how to part your hair, don't yeh
know
Lovel All, yes; you meet a girl, don't
yeh know;
And you get in such whirl, don't yeh
know;
You get down on the floor, and i'm
plore and adore,
And it's all a beastly bore, don't yeh
know.
Politics? Oh, just a lark. don't yeh
know;
Just nightmare in the dark, don't
yeh know;
You perspire all day and night, and
after all the fight,
Why, perhaps the wrong mans right.
don't yeh know.
So there's really nothing in it. don't
yeh know;
For we live for just a minute, don't
yeh know;
ANA when you've seen and felt,
drank. ate or heard and smet,
why, all the cards are dealt, don't yeh
know.
We've one consciousness. that's all,
don't yeh know;
One stomach, and it's small. don't
yeh know;
You can only wear one tie, one eye
glass in your eye,
One coffin when you die. don't yeh
know.
Baltimore Sun.
Evening journal., 1901-01-12

yaf An senter Blakely didn't say
uuthin
After we'd ct a lot an neerly founicro
ourselves on Seniter Mackfnrlin's milk
we went down to Middletown an wuz
farmers fer two or three hours. Hit wuz
astoaishm' how much interest the mem
bers of the Legislature took in them far
mers. with the eleckshuu two months
gone. Bui they set throo h,tan. an wen
Seniter Maclnultce an Chawnsey llol.
knin got out on the sidewalk they wuz all
most hghtin as tn wether the rite time %
plant korn WIZ IN November or iiccem.
hcr. Scnitcr Macknullee sed hii WIZ
November. and ChaWnsey H0llum sod
hii wu2 Deccmhcr Seniter Macknnifer
scd he'd saw kou in marlit In wntcr
am hc n0wed wat hc wuz tnllin' about.
They wuz Just about to Kit together wen
Scniter Hart stepped IN an thre.cned Ia
send telegraf 10 his hruther General
Hart, 10 call out the milishy ef the riot
wn2nt stopi. an the two houses then
separated
i don't think hit wuz rite fer Renrescn-
iativc Haley 10 take one of them Red
Astrakin apples oficn the tabel an pui hit
in his pockit, an hits mi opnm as how
he awt TO send hack the kore 20 the Pen
insula Hortykulturel Society after he's
dun with the apple.
Io-day we went an saw the new koun-
" werkhousc, the Ferris Industrial Skule
an the Dellywer industrial Skule fer
Gerls. Ef hit hadn't bin fer the rane We
mite have had good time. but sum of
our felers had an awful wet time Of e.
As matter of fact, Mary Ann, they got
snked klcen thr0o
Wen all be- In Dover ON Mundy. our
fellcrs is dcpcndn' ON them -to-win
lteelers 10 cum down an help pail sum
of them licglers over To Mister Addix. /
serienly hope thcy'n be sucksessfcl. fer
Mister AddiX needs votes an plenty of
them. an hc han't goin' to forglt the
Kindness of Mister Higgins an Mister
Hilles ef he knows hisself
CESS IN stop ritin fer hits pittin' late
an so III say mi little pecce an tern ia
an dreem OF the day wen I'm to be Mis-
ter AddiX's private seckrctary. an be-
lecye me 90 be-.
Nore risin husband.
BILL JONES.