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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-23
WOMEN WHO CHARM
HEALTH IS THE FIRST EssEunll
1t Helps Women to Win and Hola
Mems Admiration, Respect and Love

Woman's greatest gift the power -
inspire admiration, respect, and love
There is a beauty in health which b
more attractive to men than mere regu-
larity of feature.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-10

The furnishing goods man can always
suggest a number of nice things for the
young man-and for that reason Albert
Calm. at 1892 Farnam street was asked TO
make up this list Kid gloves, lined and
unlined-knit gloves-in neckweaT, four-in-
hands and ascots-collars and cuffs, silk
and linen handkerchiefs. muffiers-full dress
protectors-umbrellas, in natural wood han
die and suit case style-plain and fancy.
silk, wool. cotton and isle hosiery-night
robes, bath robes pyjamas, bath towels
and slippers-white and fancy full dress
vests-shirts. white, fancy. and full dress
fine all wool underwear, in two-piece and
union suits
What young man is there that does not
like to look well and at the same time he
wants 10 wear things which have style OF
their own. Anything that comes from
Pease Bros. Co.. 14i7 FaTnam street is
thoroughly up-to-date and in style. A very
handsome present for any young man is
an opera hat. or silk hat. Pease Bros. Co
carry Knox hats as well as other makes.
In the way OF derbies. Pease Bros special
is a popular 800 hat. A handsome silk
umbrella is a useful present Among some
OF the less expensive articles shown in the
latest designs are neckwear. hosiery ana
fancy vests.
Every man to his taste-some prefer one
thing-some another. In big store-like
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-10

with jewelry, such as rings, brooches, pins,
hat pins. hair ornaments, watches and
hundred and one other products Of the
jewelers. art.
What 20 get new for the young woman Is
the leading question. She adrnires almost
anything that is new. and especially a new
style setting diamond ring, pearl brooch
gemmed dog collar or the new tangled back
combs on display at Albert Edhom's Six
teenth and Harvey streets.
In the jewelry department OF ]. L. Bran
deis & Sons win be seen numerous appro-
PIRATE gifts in silver and gold. There arc
great variety of toilet sets. costing from
81 to $50, selection OF hat pins from IS
cents to $500 Rings OF all kinds from
70 cents to 5000.
II you wish to choose something real nice
and something that she will enjoy and be
proud OF for a long time to come. a nice
pair Of opera glasses is good present.
The Columbian Optical Co. are showing
large selection.
II she IL Musical.
A nice music cabinet II she is unsteady
inclined. Orchard & wilhelm Carpet COM
pany are showing a very pretty pattern IN
mahogany, with the marquetry and mother
of-pearl in the door. This particular cabinet
has French shaped legs with a shaped
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-10

drawer in the lower part. Interior is fitted
with sliding shelves. Beautiful figured
mahogany for S24.
IL She Has "A sweet Tooth.
Huyler's & Allegrettrs candies are sure
to be appreciated by the young miss. They
may be bought at the Myers-Dillon Drug
Co.. 10th and Farnam.
1t is a habit of the small town to question
the value Of its own products and insist
that to be good, IL should come from the
east. Omaha is getting too large and the
excellence OF our manufactures too well
recognized abroad to permit us to be him
dered by such provincialism. The lovers OF
really fine candies are forced to admit that
nothing richer or finer than O'Briens
chocolates has ever been sold in Omaha
What could be more welcome as a Christ
mas gift than OBrien's Monte Christie
chocolates, packed in handsome glove or
handkerchief box7 Appetites differ as
widely as faces, but there is one common
ground-we all like candy, and you can't
go wrong II you give OBrien's Monte
Christie chocolates-6Oc per pound.
Omaha has candy man who is master
OF his art. When D. ]. O'Brien swings his
shelalsh and orders the pots to boil, the
most delightful CONNECTIONS are a sure re-
suit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-10

the Peoples store-one can almost find
anything to please the most fastidious. For
a young man. get him a book case COM
bination book case, writing desk, a den
cabinet. den clock. mems furnishings.
suit OF clothes a new hat. a pair of shoes,
See the Peoples Store.
Women folks very often prefer TO buy
their presents for their men friends at a
dry goods store. Thompson, Belden &
Co., can provide them with bath robes.
shirts. neckties, handkerchiefs. etc. A box
of fancy half hose. or a collar box. filled
with collars and cuffs. makes an acceptable
present. A handsome pair Of suspenders is
something a man can always make use or
Big brothers usually have a weakness
for things for their rooms or dens. Why
not brighten II up with some now drap-
cries? card table or den table would
be good, II he hasn't one. Miller, Stewart
& Beaten will give some good suggestions
for fixing up his den.
There are a great many things a Dig
brother absolutely needs and wants. A
nice fancy vest-Charles f. Black has a
great assortment young man can al
ways use few neckties. watch fob, half
a dozen handkerchisfs or a couple of new
stylish shirts.
In order TO please the big brother-one
can do that by selecting for him one OF
those BEAUTIFUL handled pocket knives
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-10
or Sweet Sixteen
Pretty Things She Likes to wea

with moderate incomes the Schneider &
Mueller system has every advantage; the
lowest cash price is freely given to all and
without advance; terms OF payment may be
arranged as low as s. monthly Attend
their removal sale at 1907 Harvey; see the
$500 new pianos they are selling for SIS.
They are the most remarkable piano values
in the west
II you want TO select something which
Is just a little different from what the
other stores carry go to a store that car
ries an exclusive line. Ed F. Pickering,
18th and. Dodge streets, has. a select as
sortment of umbrellas and parasols, which
cannot be duplicated elsewhere. A pair OF
gloves or a handsome fan is a Christmas
present that may just supply the proper
want. Pickering has a beautiful selection.
Every young lady likes to have pretty
things about her room, At Hayden's art
department will be found some very tasty
pictures. A book rack from their furniture
department is a useful Christmas remem-
brance. A very appropriate present for a
young man to give a young girl Is book
or some stationery. Some other sugges-
.tions which are sure 70 bring pleasure TO
her on Christmas day are a work box. card
case or manicure set
You will have to pay a personal visit
to t. L. Combs q Co.. 1890 Douglas street
the busy tewelers''--as space will not
permit OF a list of their appropriate
presents. but a few SUGGESTIONS would in
clude diamonds. rings. brooches. cut glass,
chafng dishes. baking dishes and hat pins.
You VIII enjoy a VISIT and are welcome to
inspect their stock; besides this, II you
buy here. you will be money ahead.
There is nothing that will make an even
ing. pass more delightfully."-. for a. young
girl and her friends than to try their skill
in making things In a ehafing dish. A
handsome assortment or channg dishes is
shown by J. L. Brandeis Sons at 500
TO $40 90. Every young lady would like
to own pair Of opera glasses, These are
offered at the Boston Store at from 500
to 5000
Could anything delight the young lady
moro than to see the plano van stop In
front OF the house with a piano, or organ
from Hospe's2 Perhaps a violin or man
dolin would be more TO her musical taste.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-10

y15.Uo. s..e probably also would like a iur
boa and nun II she is not already pro-
vided With one They offer them from s2ss
70 sllSS. Among the less expensive presents
ars kid gloves, which may be bought at
Brandeis' for from 50 cents up to $3.50
The eirli OF 1s is Just beginning to be in
tsrested IN parties and small AFFAIRS. Has
the girl you have in mind party eoatF
She certainly ought to have one. You can
get a livery handsome one indeed OF ]. L.
Brandeis & Sons for from $9450 to $500.
She probably also would like a fur boa and
mum II she is not already provided with
one. They offer them from sass to SASS
Among the less expensive presents are kid
gloves. which may be bought at Brandeis
for. from 50 cents up to $3.50
II you want something that will really
please her. about as much as any gift that
will come TO her on Christmas day, invest
in a pair Of silk hose. Hayden Bros. will
show you some that are in good taste.
They have on their counters some dainty
lace collars and pretty handkerchiefs
which win appeal to her taste They can
likewise show you furs of all kinds, which
any young lady win be proud TO possess
You can md some beautiful little presents
which win not cost YOU a great deal at
Weilander & Smiths. 1910 Douglas street
Among them are fancy collars, turnovers,
ehemisettes. gloves. handkerehiefs and a
variety OF beautiful things,
what young lady doesn't like a stylish
pair Of patent leather shoes. The Fry
shoe Co. win show you the very latest
styles and can offeF good suggestions
Give sister box OF pretty hose. selected
from Thompson. Belden & Co.'S stock. and
you will make no mistake.
Suits. 8 10 50; coats. $ TO $50; scarfs,
- to as; underwear. 15c TO 81; shoes, 81. g
70 g, hosiery. loc 20 81: gloves. sc to S.
For girls. over Is. here are some good
suggestions offered by the Nebraska Cloth
Ing company;
Appropriate Presents for Young
Ladies.
A good plano makes a good present for a
good. girl. At the same time its merry music
brings JOY and gladness 10 the whole family.
Furnishing entertainment 10 all and elevat-
ng the home atmosphere 10 moral heighth
lot reached by any other means. To people
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-10
SS4 9 IS ny lfS sSE
TIPS forxma s. Shoppers.

i some cigar cutter as we'll as a match safe.
Young fellows these days smoke a pipe
and we are carrying some beauties 7. l.
Combs g. Co, 1920 Douglas street
Among Christmas gifts for the young
men, none arc more acceptable than THOSE
that appeal to the smoker. and none bring
pleasanter memories OF the giver.
He may have everything else in the smolS-
ing line. but has he smoking Jacket
There are some handsome ones to be seen
at Hayden Bros.
II the big brother smokes. there is a line
Of cigars and smoking novelties that would
be hard 70 surpass at Benefits
A nice smoking table for his den would
be good. All prices at Miller, Stewart 4
Beaton's.
when He shaves.
For shaving, a Gilett Safety Razor is a
mighty good idea-they can be found in thu
hardware department at Benefits. They
likewise carry a complete line OF the best
hollow ground and imported razors.
1 have a nice sterling silver shaving set
which is very appropriate and useful. ~
r. Frandsen, 100 South Sixteenth street.
jeweler
what Can BE Found in Leather.
Some OF the handsomest Christmas goods
Bros. have some splendid specimens OF the
leather mans art in the way eS collar and
cuff boxes, pocketbooks and bill cases. A
nice grip or suit case for travelling is a
present that will find favor in the sight OF
any young man.
Are you looking for something that hs
can wear and get lots Of good put OF.
Something economical. too Could he use
pair OF shoes7 II he can. look over the
Regent Shoe Co.'s Onimods. They are In
$3.50 and $3.50.
| Leather goods suggest an excellent oppor-
tunity for buying something for the biz
! brother Purses. pocketbooks, notebooks
In the stationery and jewelry sections at
Bennetts-books bound In leather. with
titles burnt in-the worlds greatest poets,
Every young man likes TO have a good
suit case. J. L. Brandeis & Sons have some
that can be bought for ti.5 and some az
high as $i5.
Ideas from the JeweIer.
The young man always likes handsome
brushes on his dresser. A pair OF military
brushes, a clothes brush and hat brush
are gifts that no man despises good
fountain pen is a useful present. Have you
noticed him going around without a hand
some watch fob. or vest chain. An en-
graved signet ring. or shirt studs are popu-
lar presents T. l.. Combs & Co., 1850
Douglas street
Get scarf pin or cum buttons for your
bis brother. In fact, anybody's big brother
will enjoy them.
Henry copley, rs South 18th street. has
select line.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-10

or If you wish to save him money get him
either a Star or Gillette safety razor-he
need have no fear OF cutting himself with
one OF these. II neither the above, James
Morton &, Son Co., have tool cabinets,
tools for all trades scroll saws and work
benches.
II you buy him a necktie you need not be
afraid that he will have too many. J. l..
Brandeis & Sons have a stock specially SCI
lected for Christmas at from % cents to 81.
Gloves-the same thing is true Of gloves,
which they offer from 25 cents 10 81. If hi
hasn't nice pair of military brushes. J.
l.. Brandeis & Sons offer them from ss
cents 10 Sc. II he likes handsome jewelry.
they have some watch fobs at from 40 cents
to SIS.
It's not a hard task to select something
for the young man II you go to Hardys 90
Cent Store. There you will ind collar and
cuff boxes, glove boxes, neoktie boxes.
smoking sets. letter cases, card cases,
pocket match safes, hat and clothes
brushes, manicure set, etc.
The big brother is always in need OF
something TO wear such as mufiers, sus-
penders, neckties. fancy vests fancy hose,
handkerchiefs. sweaters, etc. and the
Guarantee Clothing Co have them at all
prices.
Military hair brushes, travelling sets, etc,
make presents that are appreciated by
every young man. Myers-Dilon Drug Co,
Sixteenth and Farnsm, have an unusually
large assortment at reasonable prices.
Useful presents in the furnishing goods
section at Benefits can be found In beau
tiful wool muhsers, hats and caps, sweat
ers fur gloves-prices are exceedingly low.
II he has a phonograph he would appre-
ciate nice selection OF records. All the
late and popular songs as sung by Edison
and Victor records. Nebraska Cycle Co.
A nice suit case II he hasn't one is both
useful and appropriate. Alfred Cornish
Co.
II He smokes.
o. u. Kiplinger, 1923 Farnam street.
brides himself on knowing the exact brand
Of cigars favored by the most discrimiat-
ing smokers Of Omaha. He also has meer-
schaum pipes from 800 to $500; humidors..
for keeping cigars moist, at $3.50 10 5000;
in fact everything that the smoker can
use
Big brothers are sometimes particular
And what they get they like 10 have the
very best OF. A box OF imported cigars
would certainly please him. Sherman q
Mcconnell Drug Co. have all the leading
brands and at special prices, too.
A|nice little remembrance for young men
will be found at J. L. Brandeis & Sons
jeweiry department, with a number OF diff
terent cigar cutters offered at IS cents.
They also have silver matchsafes at $50
10 &C.
A young man always likes to have hand
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-10
no or the Big Brother
Useful Presents for Young Men.

IseIuI Fresents
HAVE thought OF something for him
chair will delight him II comfort
possibly rocking chair
leced furniture department.
might select his
Possibly the novels would the
department. them considerably than
regular price Perhaps would prefer him
thing would the following him:
slippers, bath pair silk suspenders
cap pair gloves
These ell be found under Hayden
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-27
The Dellneatcr for January.

The Delineator begins the New
Year with an attractive cover and a
display Of all that is new in the fash.
ion world, to say nothing of the many
features Of literary excellence. OF
particular Interest Is an article by
Postmaster-General Cortelyou, de.
scribing woman's place and share of
work In the postal service. The ar.
ticle in the "Safe Food" series Is de.
voted to discussion OF the real value
of glucose as food product. Cecilia
Lotus gives her impressins Of "Ophe-
liza character which she has acted
with success, and n. Hudson Moore
writes Of cold Fashioned Beds" "The
President OF QueX". Helen NJ, Win
slows club story, Is continued, seri-
Gus note being introduced in the dis
cuSsion OF child labor LAT Spinster
Farm is concluded, as we'll as John
Luther Longs clever story Of the
stage, Castles In Spain" The edu.
cation OF the child Is the subject Of a
thoughtful paper by DR.. Grace P.
Murray, and the paStimes for the lit
tie folks include the tirst Of q series
OF fairy tales by Alice Brown. The
various departments are filled with
matter o. interest and value to the
woman Ut the home.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-27

The greatest Of all newspapers
is :he Daily Globe Democrat, OF
st. Louis. |. has no equal or ri.
val in al! the west and ought to be
i'll the hands of every reader Of any
daily paper. 1t costs, by mail,
postage prepaid, daily including
Sunday, one year, 500; 6 months
$500; 3 months, Sl.5o; daily with.
ont Sunday, one year, $4.00; G
months, 81 90; 3 months, $1.OO
Sunday edition-a big newspaper
and magazine combined. 4s to &C
pages every Sunday, one year, S2
G months, 81. a subscription fol
the Globe-Democrut, at these
prices, is the best possible news
paper investment. Send your Or
der 10 day or write fox free sample
copy to the Globe Printing Com
pany, St. Louis, Mo. See adver
,isement of the "rwice-a- eek
issue Of the Globe Democrat else
where in this paper.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-27
Chinese Peculiarities,

In giving his opinion Of China, Capt
Faulkner of the artillery corps epi-
:omiZed the Chinese characteristics "a
cleverly that some of his listeners
copied down his words. China" said
Capt Faulkner, is a country where
.he. roses have no fragrance and the
women no petticoats; where the labor
er has no Sunday and the magistrate
no sense Of honor: where the roads
bear no vehicles and the shtpg no
kcels; where Old men fly kites and tie
neade points to the south: where the
place OF honor is On the left hand and
the seat of intellect in the stomach:
where to take off your hat is an inso-
lent gesture and to wear white gar
ments is to be in mourning; a country
which has a literature without an al
phabet aud language without a gram
mar"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-27

Many EarYl,, v 10 deal with hanss
very daE 60 Mt r. aiiv understand
f.c ps";Cr Object enS purpose CT
':.1Eing. Ea.i,t5 cannot create Il,Gnev.
5;lt hey can Gather small sums v hich
,ra distributed among the people and
iLus creaio an aggregate which can be
made araiiai!e tor important business
operations that previously would have
been Impossible. individuals. each pas
stssing a few hundreds or few thou
sands invest il in stock IN a rank. and
thus ftIad of s." 600 or 800 900 is es-
rabliShed in town or community as q
great aid 90 the business activity and
prosperity of its people There is no
more moEey in the community than
there was previously, but 1t is in a
form where it can be made to assist
In the successful conduct Of five times
or ten times the amount of business
than Its actual sum stands for.-N. O.
Picayune.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-27
Freaks Of Nature.

There is huge natural magnet
in Upper Bnrmah, India, covered
with great blocks of iron ore.
which travellers notice has a tre-
menGoue attraction, which renders
compasses and watches useless. In
Spain there is Il spring Of water
said to cure lovesicI1 people. An
other queer spring is situated in
Mexico. the waters of which cnrc
alcoholic cravings. SO the legend
runs. Hintar Mountain, near Fort
Davis, Tex, produces an effect
would countcract the good work
done by the Mexican spring, with
none of the evil results. People
60 up this mountain and they SUD
denly become conscious of Il sort
of anaesthetic which takes posses
sion Of them aud makes them act
as if intoxicated. If IL Traveller
reaches the top he staggers like an
old topper, and many haye been
known to fail in a stnpor on the
rocks. Tbs mountain has fol.
lowing. which returns season after
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-27

house in the city Of Potosi. in said cogsH-
on the 5th day Of March. Iec6. next. soa
| on or before the third day Of said term Il
the term shall SO long continue-anE e
not. then on or before the last day ct aid
| term-answer or plead to the petitok IN
said cause. the same will be taken as sv>.
fessed. and judgment will be rendered ;us-
| cordingly.
And it is further ordered, that .csu
hereof be published. according 10 lax. IN
the Potosi Journal, newspaper publisazf
in said county of Washington. for su<
weeks successively, published at least cxa
a week. the last insertion to be at last
t1fteen days before the first day OF sod
next March term Of this court. 1906.
ISAAC A. LETcHER, Circuit Clerk
true copy from the record
Witness my hand. and seal of the sc..s-
i'cuis Court of Washington county. this ,s1h
day OF November 1905.
rSs,,, ISAAC A. LETcHRR,
Circuit Clez4.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State of Missouri,

State of Missouri.
County Of Washington, D.
invocation. November Ie. 1905. in the
Circuit Court to March term, 1906:
Agnes Sbimin. Plaintiff.
Unknown heirs of John L. Caldwell. De-
PENDANTS.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff
herein, by her attorneys. and files her Pc
ttion and affidavit. alleging. among other
things. that defendants aee non.residents
of the state Of Missouri and cannot be
served In this state in the manner prescrib-
ed in Chapter of the Revised Statutes of
Missouri. 1909 That said defendants can
not be served within the state of Missouri
by tho ordinary process CT law: that in
said petition it is alleged that the defend
ants are the unknown heirs of one John L.
CALDWELL, deceased; that said Caldwell
died several years ago iutestate without is
sue living or the survivors thereof: that at
the death of said Caldwell his property
descended 10 bis collateral heirs who are
made parties defendant herein. Where
upon. it is ordered by the clerk of the
Circui, Court aforesaid in *acation, that
said defendants be notified by publication
that plaintiff has commenced a suit against
them in this court. the object and general
nature of which is 10 partition the follow
ing described real estate. to-wit: Sc 4
Of N " !. and N Z 1 of S W Z section
~, township 81. range 2 east, containing
So acres. more or less, and situatein Wash
ington county. state of Missouri; that
plaintiff owns and is entitled TO the undi-
vided enc half of said real estate; that
one 1otn L. Caldwell in his lifetime owned
the undivided one half of said real estate:
that said Caldwell and Emma, hi. wife.
died several years since. in,estate and
without issue or descendants thereof. that
the said undivided cne half of said lands
at the death Of said Caldwell decended to
his cciiates al heirs, the defendants herein.
that the names and number of said coEat-
eral heirs are unknown TO plaintiff aad
therefore cahnot be given nor can their
individu al interests be given. but said col.
lateral heirs and the defendants here
in are entitled collectively to the undivid-
ed one half OF th. above described real IS
tate. that said rea! estate canno. be di-id-
Sd il kind without great prejudice TO the
owners thereof and 4 sale Of the iand is
prayed for and division of the proceeds
among the parties and such other and
further relief as to the court may seem (.
meet and just in the premises, and that un- |
less the said defendants. the unknown
heirs Of said John L. Caldwell. be and ap- |
pear at this court. at the neat term there |
OF: to be begun and talden a; the court |