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Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11

ing could be smarter for a box party, which
semi social occasion calls for something
more elaborate than common in dress.
With 1t a black velvet skirt combines
beautifully and the white lace or felt hat,
which tops the costume may show wreaths
of velvet flowers in natural tints.
The flowers now blooming in millinery
gardens are invariably of velvet and
though all the fora Of summer is seen,
the leaf, berry or spray, which initiates
the sparse and wistful growth of winter.
Is more the thing. Among these deckings
holly and mistletoe appear. these forming
with green leaves the entire hat in some
Instances.
A very stunning coat worn with a white
MORE hat, trimmed with a soft wreath OF
gardenias, was in a soft cloth with a nap
like eiderdown. This somewhat clumsy
material was curiously and clumsily treated
though the result obtained was emlnently
satisfactory. Made in a three-quarter
box shape, the skirt OF the garment hung
in inverted box pleats. These were tied
at intervals with silk cords and produced
n slot-seam look. The same treatment APP
peared at the outer line of the large
sleeves, which were pulled into pointed
cuffs, heavily stitched. The deep cape col
lar was Of a very handsome white lace.
with the tie strings OF the same cords. with
spike finish used elsewhere.
Long, half fitting coats Of black or blue
velvet are worn by some of the stylish
matinee goers. These may be entirely
plain, with only fur trapplngs to set them
on, but many a velvet coat severely simple
on the outside will show front facings OF
white satin magnihcently embroidered
Again. this facing may display at the outer
edge only a narrow line in ribbon velvet,
generally black, but not infrequently sky
blue. This device for q little additional
elegance is as pretty as IL is inexpensive,
and as such coats are made to lap at the
front, the inside trimming need only show
on occasions. Then, OF course. the fronts
are worn open and slightly turned back.
In open wraps smooth cloth in ivory
white and in a soft shade of old red are
materials approved by the ultra fashion
ables. The cloaks are made in various ways
and all models which lean 10 quaint and
picturesque effects are immensely admired
A stunning wrap In mantilla style dis
played pointed angel" sleeves reaching al.
most to the bottom OF the skirt. At tho
top the sleeves were short enough to re-
veal arms gloved to tho elbows, and bach
and front the full skirt OF the wrap am,
only to the waist.
White cloth embroidered in white com
posed this elegant creation, whose edge.
were bordered with brown sable. Further
contrast was made at the neck, where
over a round collar Of the embroidered
cloth, fell a second one Of turquoise velve;
also fur edged.
Deep collars OF white cluny and othe
fashionable laces deck the red coats, whicI
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
DONATED
TO HYPN0TISM

DR.. x. La Motto Sage, a Noted Scientist Donates $4,000 to Be
Used for the Publication and Free Distribution OF a Val
liable Work on Personal Magnetism and
Hypnotic influence.
Wants to Demonstrate the Practical Value and Power OF This
New Science in Business, in Society, in the Home, in
Politics, in Love, In Disease and as a Factor in
Influencing and Swaying the Minds ,
of People.
Prominent Business and Professional Men, Ministers OF the
Gospel and Others Heartily Indorse the Movement
ANoed College Undertakes the Work Of Free
Distribution.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11

gilt ~spangles and when these match the
costume-white with white and black with
black-the effect LIS bewilderingly beauti-
full.
Looking Her Best.
More than ever is it the aim Of woman
to consider primarily her looks and any
thing which tends to her beautitication is
accepted with open arms. With this state
of things styles which have no other virtue
than novelty cannot exist long, and hav-
ing run their brief career they com to the
usual fnish-bargain counters.
And here let us tarry a moment, for
Christmas is over and all the shops have
caught the bargain fever. Everywhere one
sees things which, at the beginning of the
season were often three times the price now
asked, and here and there something really
desirable may be picked up.
First among these things may be reckoned
the sets in gray squirrel, which a panic OF
fear lest the skin should not be worn next
season has greatly reduced in price.
A long stole collar finished with three
fox tails and a "milliner's'' muff-the fiat
sort with shaped LOUNGES at the openings
composes one of the prettiest OF the SOUR
rel sets. Originally SIS, the price Of this
is now $40, and such Furnishings would give
a look of splendor to the plainest gown.
The flower hats have also fallen much in
price, many $25 models now going for $12,
while a street gown, which was once $50 or
more may be had for 500 or less.
The price asked for the bargain does not
alone depend upon freshness of condition
or splendor OF materials. The usefulness
Of the garment and the popularity OF the
model are the main things considered, so
that elaborate fnery and the plalnest wear
may often be found in the same heap.
Useful street suits.
Two pretty reduced gowns, shown by a
good Broadway Arm offer pleasing sugges-
tions to the women needing a useful street
suit. Made in pale brown cloth. the skirt
Of one has a drapery effect over two deer
~hounces. Brown soutache outlines the un-
even edge, as we'll as the hens OF the
f%ounces, The same trimming also shows
on the bodice, which is made with double
basques. The sleeves are in long puffs, be
ginning under a close shoulder cap and
ending at tight braid-trimmed cuffs.
With this frock a brown cloth turban with
a Persian lamb brim and q lamb collar and
muff will be found stylish accessories.
The second dress is Of blue and black
boucle, with broad-tail trimmings. The
skirt has a box-pleated front and a foot
border Of the fur. which on the Jacket over.
lays a deep collar OF the b7ucle. A slashed
Elton in two sections, the odd little coat
is made even more unique By wide. double
sleeves, which suggest the sentimental arm
coverings of long ago. These are also
slashed and trimmed, like the rest OF the
garment, with black bone buttons II
groups of three.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11

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Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11

not in necklace form. Beads are strung to
a length of, say, three yards, and the
string is weighted with tassels. The string
is twisted around the neck a couple Of
times and its pendants swing freely and
clatter. The variety, length and weight of
these are astonishing. In black
teak or bOgwOod the size of the beads Is
enormous. A usual sort of chain is made
by stringing small, vari-colored beads, such
as a year ago would have been left 20
children or squaws, separating them at
intervals by larger and more complex orna-
ments. The making of move chains has
become an occupation, at which college
girls and reduced 6entlewomen max a
DrecariOus living
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
HAIR SOFT AS SIX.
New Scientific Treatment Kills Dand-
run Germ and Makes Hair Soft.

1t is an accepted fact, a proven fact, that
dandruff is a germ disease; and it is also a
demonstrated fact that Newbro's Herpicide
kills the dandruff germ. without dandruft
falling hair will stop and thin hair will
thicken. Herpicide not only kills the dan
druff germ, but it also makes hair as soft as
silk. 1t is the most delightful hair dressing
made. 1t cleanses the scalp from dandrufi
and kepse it clean and healthy. Itching and
irritation are instantly relieved and perma-
nently cured. At all druggists. There's
nothing Just as good" Take no substi-
tutes. Ask for "Herpicide."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27
TYKIETY
DO LAKE WASHINTON
(Kasota, St. Peter

NU' OVOA
albo Eagle Lake,.
sprzedawane beda pc znizonej
Genie W czasie sezonu latowego,
przez kolej North.W estern
z Winony W piatek sobote
do Kasota "a 81. 10
do St. Peter "a $4.l5
do Eagle Lake "a 1915.
Tykiety zwrotne z ograniczeniem
czasu do powrotu W nastepny VITO
rex
i do Kasota "a $685.
do St. Peter "a $6.65 "
do Eagle Lake "a 5000
"a tykiet zwrotny, z ogranicze~
MEM czasu do powrotu W przeciagu
t~rzydziestu dni. Kowienie okuni i
szczupak6w jest szozeg6lnie dobrem
W TEN pieknem j~eziorze, ida wy
cody rybaktw ob6ty zapas }odzi,
it'd, dostarczanych. -Nowoczesne
hatele i inne przyjemnosci wzdluz
jeziora z parowym jacbtem dodac
do powabu. 0 blizsze informacye
ytajcie agent6w kolei Chicago q
P ORTIZ Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27
Kara 6mlerc1.

Mafa rzeoz oEeste powoduje
.smlerc. Jak jedyne podrapnieoie
wyprysku, ME wiele znao,ace "a
rzniecie, albo ma}y wrs6d, przyp}a-
como kara 6mierci. Jest to madrze
mice Bucklena masG arnikowa pod
reka. Jest to najlepsza mas6 ma
.6wiecie i>zapobiega fatalnemu Po~
parzeniu, rancm, wrzodom5i krwa.
wnicy. Tylko CSC u NJ. J. Kowas
lewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27
1Ra1 Special Reduced
|& Excursion Rates

-
Nadzwyczajne znizenie cen ex-
kursyjnych. Nastapi, ma w~szystkieh
stacyach kolei Chicago & North
Western, z okazyi nizej podanych:
Deadwood, S. D. cd 7 do 1lSWrze'
snia miedzynarodowy kongres
r6lniczy.
Baltimore, Md. cd 81 do 26 Wrze-
snia Zwierzchnikow Grand Lodge
I. O. 0. f.
O informacyl wzgledem rat:
daty ~sprzedazy it'd, tel Tub inne:,
sposobnosci, pytajcie agent6w kole
North estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27
SKABI MEzCZYzNI.

Kopja znakomitej 1ecepty wy
sela darmo wszystkim potrzebu-
jacym pomocy. N,ema tn zadne-
60 humbugu G. O. D., Tub Gle
czenia pr6bnego". Czytaj niniej-
sza notatke do kohca.,
Chcia}bym by to przeczytali CT co
cierpia ma nadwerezeu'e systemu,
os~fabionego naduzyciami m}odoscl.
Pos}uchajcie mel rady Porzuccie
wszelkie Acknowledgements z tspr6bne-
mi leczeniami" pasami elektryczny-
mi, specjalistami i innemi szarla-
tanskiemi sztuczkami. Pasy was
nieulecza, a nieustanne przyjmowa-
ME lekarstw zniszczy wan organa
trawiace. ~zatruje wasz system og6l-
ny i doprowadzi was do stanu nieu-
leczalnego.
Przez dfugie lata cierpia}em z
powodu b{ed6w mfodosci ma rozsze~.
rzenie zy}, polucye, nerwowost,
slaba panied, utrate mezkosci, SHY
zywotnej checi do zycia t p. i
by1em do tego stopnia n~ierozwaz--
nym, re pr6bowafem nieomal wszy-
stkiego co mi SIC tylko spotkac ida.
rzy4o, lecz stan moi, zamiast polep~
szenia, ciagle pogorsza} sic estate
cznie wyjecha}em do starego kraju
powr6ci}em najzupe}niej wyleczo-
nym. Recepte tego znakomitego le~
kara posiadam dotad. Poniewaz
WIEN z w}asnego doswiadczen;a jak
trudno jest bye wyleczonym W tym
kraju, postanowi}em wiec przyjsc
1nnym z pomocai kazdemu cier,
piacemu kto do mnie napisze wyszle
W zap,eczetowanym liscie kopje
tel znakomitej recepty wraz re
wszystkiemi potrze bnem1 Informal
cyami besp}atnie. Recepta ia opie-
wa po1aczenie sifnych choc nieszkoe
dliwyh srodk6w lekarskich tax
Jest pisana, re mona przez MIA o.
trzy1na$ takowe W dobrej apiece "a
ma}a Gene. Wien ia dok}adnie co
tie lekarstwa moga. One lecza Poi
dzcie "a mojq rads i spr6bujcie ich,
a znajdziecie je przewyzszaj acemi
wszystko cokolwiek badz dotad pros,
bowaliScie i one wylecza was kom~
pletnie.
Prosze mnie ME braG "a jednego
z tych wielu szalbierzy i n~aciagga~.
CIV, co ma zaka}e medycyny ofaruja
ssbezp}atnie recepty', bezplatne
leezenia", ,pasy elektryczne' ! t. p,
ably tylko wy}udzic cd was pien'a~
DE "a bezwartos.iowe a czesto i
niebezpieczne srodk', wysy}ane
przez G. O. D. ia ME mic do
wysfania przez z. o D. mic do
sprzedania i nazwlsko waszezacho-
wan " %tajemnicy. Ia Gala mojs
usluge wymagam tylko SO centow
po waszem w~yleczeniu. Pod zad~
nym warunkiem wiecej zadac ME
bede mad to mafa kwote, a ! tel ME
potrzebujecie mi przysy4ad az Pc
acknowledgement wyleczeniu mojej
przysfugi dla was. Piszcie vice
mnie natychmiast, zanim aapomni-
Gle to uczyni6. P~amietajcie, ze Q.
trzymuiecie recepte j wszystkie pos
trzebne lnformacye bezplatH;e ME
potrzebujecie mic placid al pc wyle-
czeniu was . p6zniej tylko SO cen r,
tow. .
G. II.
f. Box 622, Chicago, Ill,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27
(Ci3g dalszy)


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- gruntu MOVIE !
stajnie lotto bia-
lynn pomalowane Sw'eze1 wy
I pokazoiei cd samego
dworu.
Zreszta naiwieksza ozdoba
miejsca by|y stare lipy. CRU
re, kt6re zielonosc;a os'ania,
n'aly nie'ad, jaki tn panowa''
.vla chwila. " ktorej Ibis
.ySlai soble dwor no"y n'u"
rowat, za|ozono nan fund.-"
menta, "odprowadzono sc'any
ma pare lokci, ale ceg'y za-
brakEo, .pieniedzy ME by'o'
w lima strooe Pier@-
chnela W tel nowe1 RUNE
gniezdzi|y sic psy my$1iwsk'e
a wszelkiego rodzaju Sm'ec'a
plrgastwo. Dw6r Sza'awiiy
byl liczny dorywczo poz~
bierany i kompletowany dziw'
n G., a n;eustannie sic zmie~
niajacy. N'ekt6rzy uc'ekal''
innych w~yswiecano bata
klaskajac "a mimi, niedoleg6w
by]o wiele... . a darmoz jazd6w
najwiecej. Ale kazdy z tych
slug, dworzan. popychacz6w
mial jakis s'ynny przymiot.
kt6rym sic odzoaczal. jakas
swa specyalnost, co mu roz-
grzeszenie wio wyjednywa}a.
Ten gwizda( cudownic, CIV
sic ma kouiach zoa}, inny wa
bill doskonale lub doiezdzs]
UNI ejetn'e. Jeden navel z gio'
sem tenorowym repertuarem
piosnek dramat} cznie odspie-
wywanych zyt tylko z. te~
20 tale7tu ma divorce Szalawi-
~ Zna& on sic dobrze ma
pochlebstwach. smial sic z Ii
zi}ap6w. ale mail do n'ch
slabostke i tr,yma}o sic 60
DUO takich, co mu tylko pod
kadzae mieli obowiazek. Zeh-
skiem gospodarstwem zarza
dza'a c6rka ekonoma; parma
piekna, dorodnego wzrostu
Smia}a / energiczna, kt6ra -
jak ~utrzymywaro - tax da|
le!ce 5y}a W l,skach pana II
niemi ojcapcs4lako~any ME
raz O ]awne e $p'chlerza po-
zyczki I ME pr, ebaczone pi~
;ahstwo umia'a utrzymac prey
obowia>kach. W istocie RIA
dill pono wl6darz w|osc'an'm
ieszcze T. ojcowsk'ch czas6w
do popychania gospodsrswa
nawyk'y.
Pan mlody z towarzyszami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27

nasi ludzie pozwolili sobie..
ale - zjedra -. pieczonego.
Panowie bracia wYsiadamy....
Bolesne westchnien wyrwa'y
~. - M#45 y
sic : plersi. alec Zhi,iem ME
by'o sposobu. ,ak .obie CO
powie.d.tat = sac 81 nusia'o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27
SZafawiia {


(ci4g d:
Naprz6d tidy gorliwie sic
wzja} do gct6wki Zb'sio' po-
iechal do Warszawy zaoa~n
tam pol roku zgra} Sc zacho~
rowat i powr6cil czysc'e)'
szvm workiem MI sum'en'em
w jstoc;e dolega}o mt to, re
duzo, DUO pieniedzy Posz'o
ma zielony st6l " rece szule~
row w domu by]y jesz~
cze niepodnies;one sunny OBJ
ligi rewersa itp., kt6re zydI
rozkupili chetoie kasa costa
ia znowu zaopatrzona. Tbs
iezdzl, bill sic swawolil kohm'
frymarczyl panny zwodzA pc
miasteczkach burdy wypra~
vial a wkr6tce on jego
banda staly sic s'awnem' W
okolicy. Ma chwile navel
nasladu;ac Albedska przy)a~
cielsk;e mundury nieb'eske
zz,e'onym, podszewka kar~
mazynowa ..ale tedy gdy IT, Sic
podarIy. dlu2ich juz Mkt lie
Sprawl. Ibis byl postrachem
okoli.z Ell ubozsze] szlach-
ty do kt6rej dwork6w uczesz-
czat lub be- ceremoni', a
rzadko sic gdzie Pc libacyach
be- ekscessu obeszlo. W je~
doym to Z tych wyPadk6w
dostal to znakom;te c;ecie
przez}eb - O kt6rem owa
szrama Swiadczy}a. .lnnych
pomniejszych W pojedynku
otrzymanych policzyt by by}o
.trudno
w tych c4aszch przytium;o~
nego JUL W Polsce zycia po]'-
tycznego z~ichnlonego bytu
wewnetrznego potworoych
stosunk6w kt6re sz|achcie cd
jelly dawoa jej role | zatrud'"
nienia Gala zywotnost i si|a jej
1zuci}a sic ma r6zne tego 70
dzaju ekscessy oryginalnos-
CT wybryki pr6zniacze....
Starosta Koniowski Gozdzk,
inni mnogich mieli naSladow~
COW. - Zycie przyjemne ply
nelo ma awanturach dlugo
bezkarnych a czlowiek ID Mich
pewoego nabierat blasku.
Ma takiego Szaiaw'le wy
ksztalcil SIC IBIS Wierzchow-
ski. i juz zad|uzony. z-uInowa~
ny dyszat nIemal ostatkaml,
gdy mu sic traffic bogate o.
we ozen'enie.. wyfrymaczo-
ne u stryla.
M Wierzchowce tel znae
bylo i rzady ] spos6b zyca
jej dziedzica - i przesz|osc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-27

Cd
czasu jeszcze spodzie~ali sic
stanat y Wierach6wce. lynn
czasem. = vozie jedoym pre-
tadowanym zaat .os pc
kia. wlokac sic ma przedluzo~
nym dragu. stracono du4o
czasu potem ma przyprawiante
osi... potem ma przekasywa-
ME tax Re do Wierzch6wki
wypadlo al pod noe przybyt.
Znajac stan swej sfizarni i
gospodarnost slug pan Zbi-
slaw przewidywal re powrot
syna marnotrogo zadnym
tlustym baranem uSwieconym
ME bedzie Me traffic -mu sic
jeszcze nigdy " zyciu przybyc
do domu bez awaotury /
przymusu do surowego o.
beiscia z del,kwentami zfapa-
nymi ma uczynku Cos go
sic nawet spodziewano....
zawsze kto$ porobil cos zna~
lazIo sic ME po m>S|i. Wpraw~
die tym razem dw6r sic
m6gl spodziewa6 przyiazdu
pana mEodego z iona ku cze'
mu I dyspczycye wydane
Il przygotowania powinny bye
Ibyly poczynione. Ma ten ctl
starego siwego lokaja - kre-
dencerza kt6ry niegdys pc
wielkich dworach s'ugiwai
! przyjat byl sob;e Zbisiaw -.
ale mimo to sam on drzal
ma mysl iak zastanie " domu.
Ekonom6wna klucznica stra~
szliwie byla samowolna a o.
zenienie pana majace radon
LEI absolutoym prawdopodob =
ME pofozyt koniec wcale jej
nie smakowalo... NIGGA
sic wiec przez zemste dopus~
cit Bog vie jakich nadurzyt.
Wiecz6r byt pc bury je~
szcze parry. mrzyt deszczyk
drobny i cichy. noe byfa car
na.... gdy sic Wierzchow~
ka ukazaia podr6znym znuzo~
nym, ochryp}ym ziewajacym
cd niewygodnego snu ma wo-
zach. Ibis jeden Okla ME zmru~
zyl ten powr6t be- szabli |
bez worka dolega} mu, pre-
czucia jakies divine dreczy}y.
Ma zwrocie ku dworowi, kt6~
ry spodziewa} sic ujrzet ciem
nym j we snie pograzonym
ljakiez by}o zdziwienie jego.
gdy we wszystkieh oknach
postrzeg} swiat}a, az kuchen~
oego komina dobywajacy sic
dym czerw!ony swiadczacy,
re tam ME ma cart cos sic
przygotowywa}o.. Mia}zeby kto
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-20
Select a Motto.

The Chamber of Commerce of
Grand Junction. Colorado. offers q
cash prize of $40 for the best sugges-
tion for motto for that institu-
tion, also to be adopted by Che city
and county if desired.
Below you will find coupon for
said purpose. Anybody can make a
suggestion, and as many different
ones as he may have coupons. SuRges-.
tions to be sent by mail only, address
ed to the Grand Junction Chamber of
Commerce, Grand junction. Colorado.
The contest is now open and will close
at 3 D. m. November, 18th. 1908. All
suggestions will be numbered as re-
ceiYed
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-20

There is hardly a person who will
not concede the fairness of John
Mitchell, of Pennsylvania. head of
the United Mine Workers of America.
This he has demonstrated time and
time again. Now if the situation is
presented to him in this state in fair
manner. we honestly believe he will
rebuke those who have pretended to
lead. The conditions of the coal
miners in this state are immesaurea-
bly, superior to those of the east. 1t
is possible in some parts of the state.
working under the tonnage system
for a miner to earn his hundred a
month. This is practically INN ossi-
BILE in the east 1t is to be hoped that
every phase of the situation be IRE
sented Mitchell and we believe that
instead of commanding the agitation
for a strike. he will rebuke the efforts
of incompetent leaders to foment
trouble
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-20
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his own people by his language and
his brutality. Another Tillman in
suited and abused a newspaper writer
from the platform and then when he
received what was his due, shot the
other in cold blood. Old South Caro-
lima has descended many notches in
the scale of public opinion, by eleva-
ting these brutes in public life. She
could do no better job than to retire
the whole litter to deserved obscur-
ity.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-20

Dowie doesn't seem to be Impress
ing New Workers greatly. He is not
taken at his own estimation of his
worth and this is always humiliating
to the average man. He has hard
time to hold an audience. Dowie IN
Zion and Dowie in Madison Square
garden. are two opposite positions.
The average New Yorker is hard to
impress under any circumstances. so
that even Dowie becomes common
place when they. see him face to face.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-20

Canadians it is said, will rebe |
against the boundary line settlement
All that America was contending for
was hers by right without boundary
commission. but to be eminently fair
this country agreed to submit mission of
the case with the result that we have
obtained only that which VISA ours by
right. Canadians have no kick COM
ing. as their contentious were prepos
ferrous from the first.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-20

Durango which was ruled for a
long period by men who cared for
nothing else than to embroil working
men and tradesmen against one anoth-
er, has a strong Citizens Alliance.
Telluride has also working organiza-
tion. These men mean business in
both towns and they don't propose to
be dominated by some chaw mouth
agitator.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-20

A man must have been greener
than gourd. to have gone up against
the game which Gibler played in Po
catello. The foot racing fake has
been exposed thousands of times all
over the country. A man who
would venture 1000 plupks on anoth
err mans game. should have guard
ian.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-20

Does any one of the thousands of
Dow cites figure out how it was posi-
Bile for the prophets " wife to have
"A 81. 800 diamond. And that this is
only one Of her many diamonds. Peo
ple will be gulled and doubtless it is
just as well to have Dowie do it as
anyone else.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-20

Every human being that bears the
name Tillman. who has been before
the eyes of the public in any manner
whatever. has offended by his gross
ness. his cowardice or demaRoguery.
The Tillman of the one eye las insul-
ted the traditions of the senate and
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-20
THE SENTINEL.
LEE g. BUNTING, Props.
I. N. BUNTING. Editor and Manager

A man must have considerable
nerve force to sit through an evening
with poet. but there were great
number passed through the ordeal
with considerable pleasure to them
selves. last night
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-20
COUPON.

The Canon block is being connected
with the Main street water main.
The water has heretofore been brought
from Colorado avenue.