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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
CHRYSANTHEMUMS ARE HERE
Great TOusIy Bsauties and Closer
BaIl-Like Variety on the
Market.

Chrysanthemums are in market, great
gorgeous tously beauties the closer
ball-like variety and the little, shaggy ones
that make such charming table decora-
tion. The first came in last week. but they
were small and chiefly in the white, but
Monday morning brought the big ones in
yellow and pink and the rich shades OF
wine The Horse Show has FASTENED their
arrival a little. for these shaggy beauties
have no rivals. except the American
beauty roses as effective touches to the
boxes as they liescareleasly along the rail
in a long. loose bunch. The larger ones for
s. and "a per dozen and the others from 81
up,
The plants with blossoms and buds cost
81 and s1-50. The orchids are also On. They
are Exceptionally perfect and Of exquisite
color azd cost 50 cents a blossom.
= There are also violets In some os the
shops selling for 50 and 40 cents a bunch.
An innovation that contributes materially
10 the richness OF the bunch Is a loose bow
Of violet velvet ribbon tied about the stem
Roses are 81 a dozen and American beau
ties from g to SC. There were also carna-
tiOns at 90 and IS cents a dosen.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
DRESSMAKlNG

MADAME -WOODRUFF-Robes Suite a12-
il-i5-l6 Neville Blk. Tel. Douglas 5tl2
DREssbfAKING IN family or at home.
MISS Sturdy. 25l6 Davenport. Phone Har-
ney 2u2 -
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES

GENERAL DEPOT, QUARTERMAs-
ter's DEPARTMENT yenersonvillei Ind
endorsed on cover, Proposals for quarter
masters supplies" and addressed 20 un-
dersigned, will be received here until 10 a.
m November q. 1905. for stationery, ONCE
furniture, paints, wagons, ranges, lamps,
hardware leather and miscellaneous sap
piles, required for Manila, p. ll as pes
schedule, which viii be furnished on appli-
cation 10 this depot ana the depota az New
York and San Francisco. Preference gwen 70
factupe. The right is reserved 20 reJect
or accept any or all bids or any part
thereof ]. ~ Marshall, assistant quar-
termasteT general and depot qnarterllas-
ter. o23-2i-25-2e H2Q-A
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE-one Ford model r touring car
with 1906 radiator detachable tOnneau,
prestolite tank. gas lamps, TOOLS etc; car
Is In fine condition and looks like new
Price, N50 Walter BealL kearney, Neb
--M&6 =
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

IF YOU do not find what you want in this
column, put an ad in and you will soon
get IL. Z-933
FOR EXCHANGED number of good first
mortgage loans and good lands to ex-
change for groceries or a general stock
of merchandise. Globe Land q Invest
ment Co., Patterson Bldg. Omaha, Neh.
Z-M99S
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
FoR sALE-MlscELLANEOUs

TWO Besley letter cabinets in good condi-
ton made OF walnut and have two
drawers each. Call at Bee business Of
nee and get a bargain. Q-4A1
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
PLUMBING

BUY plumbing supplies direct. WhoIesGis
prices. Save on every article. Only first
class goods handled. Prompt attention to
every order. Send for catalogue. b. r.
Karol, 2S5 Harrison st.. Chicago. III.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
CAR SHORTAGE IS RELIEVED
sunday and Baa weather serve TO
Break che Conges-
tiOB.

Sunday and bad weather coming at the
same time have helped the car shortage
considerable and the railroads we're able
to furnish needed cars Monday morning.
Most OF the sheep FROM Wyonling have
been moved and heavy orders for cars
from that territory have cult coming IN.
Grain will soon start 20 move 10 more
abundance and then again viii the short
aEs bother both shippers ana TailFoadA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

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Will be taken unti1 ~ m. for the
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for ieHn than zoe for the nrHt inser-
tion. These advertisements must be
run consecutively.
Advertisers, by requesting q num-
bsred check, can have answers ad-
dressed 20 n numbered letter in care
of The Bee. Answers 30 addressed
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check.
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DEATH NOTICES
HESS & swoBoDA ili5 Farnam. %

/. HENDERsoN, i5is Farnam. TsL
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WANTED-AGENTS
wANTED-SALEsMEN

WANTED-EiEht experienced novelty
salesmen for 1897 to handle, under con-
tract our exclusive line Of advertising
wall map hangers pocket maps, art and
business calendars, The best selling line
csft: liberal cOmmi ssions, exclusive terri
tory, fine samples; state experience, send
references. or don't write. Kenyon Print
Ing Co. Des MOines, la. I.--Meu q
WANTED Experienced salesman lOr fur
niture ade, January lst; give references.
experience, etc. Address Z ~, Bee.
Ls-M2sl TX
WANTED-HustlinE salesman. travelling
this locality, TO sell enameled ware
tinW2re, spsciElties, assortments, etc
as side line; most liberal commission
dead ones save stamps CItsMetl Mer-
cantiln company, los s Meridian 81, In
dianapDliHs Ind. Isis 90
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
WHAT is LEFT

Of my beautiful furnished home must be
sold at a sacrifice, so any one desiring
cnoice high grade furniture, call at once
at 1871 Park Wilde Ave; goods can be
seen till p. m. daily until sold. -
Q--M226 n
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

Nebraska Local. via
Weeping Water ,.....b $3.50 pm b12:SO pm
a Daily. Daily except Sunday. Daily
except Saturday Sunday only. Daily
except Monday.
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DETECTIVE SERVICE

NETMUllE deceive service. Phone Red
iiei. Roorns y AID u uni0n Blk, 18Th
and fernanL -MSa Nlt
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
PATENTS

N. ]. LARSON Co, patent lawyers;
patent book free. Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
&c
SHARPE MACHINE WORRs-Patents
procured, inventions developed. drawings,
patterns, castings machine Work. 6o4-6l2
PATENTS procured and sold. / fee. Natl.
Investment Co., Douglas Blk, 10Th and
Dodge. M-li2 NOv.s
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
MEDICAL

DIR. PRIZES, specialist, women's diseases.
weaknesses, discharges, irregularities.
cured painlessly and safely. Withnell
block, 18th and Harney, Room 2, Omaha.
-s
BEST nerve bracer for men. "Grays Nerve
Mcconnell Drug Co, Omaha. -665
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-28

SEBASTOPOL, May 27.-Severa bombs thrown
day while of troops being held after the TIE Dem
celebration of the anniversary of the Emperor coronation Three
persons killed and several wounded Among the wounded
the of the fortress General Nepue who
slight and the Chief of Police who grave injured Other
high dgnares escaped Two the bomb hrowes
ST PETERSBURG, May 27-Dispatches received here
Sebastopol bomb during the review of troop
after the celebration of the anniversary of the Emperor
today that eleven killed including five children
persons wounded The dispatch
says that four arrests made
NJ Shaalof of the City Prison here, shot
today mora wounded by 1syearod youth
socialist revouion for Shatao
of political prisoners The assassin whose
Skumau killed beggar who tried stop him. but aftewar
arrested
TIFIS May 27whle Governor General Tmosieff
driving today bombs thrown
injured but Cossack belonging their
killed The made the center of the few
from the scene of General Grazno
staff Of viceroy Caucasus who killed by
poson January l9 last.
Tmosef and Chief of Police Martino riding
carriages their attend the
the Cathedral Two bombs thrown simultaneous
~ one Of failing explode Chief of Police Martnof whc
revolver hand shot and killed of the
escaped General moses
rounded.
The city is agtated, fearing armed outbreak.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-28
b|G RAISE
IN | TAR|FF
IN JAPAN
New Schedule Arranged
to Build Up Home
Industries.

CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Henry B.
Miller, Consul General at Yokohama.
has furnished report TO the Bureau
of Manufactures on a tariff bill before
the Parliament of Japan, which has
subsequently, been passed with slight
notifications.
The foremost plan of Japan is
shown by this bill to be the building
up of the country as manufacturing
and commercial center. Coal is
placed on the free list, as we'll as
ships stores, transferred in harbors.
Japan prepares for retaliatOry tar
ifs against countries discriminating
against her vessels and products, and
proposes also to prevent importations
of bounty-made products of other
countries. The new measure is in
tended to increase revenues several
million dollars and substitutes spe-
cific for ad valorem duties, which is
agreeable to American merchants.
The raise in the tariff on wheat
rom flour to ~ cents per 1873 pounds
viii make this food too expensive for
he masses and reduce the consump-
ion of American -four. The wheat
ate is also slightly advanced. the OBJ
sect being to tap the great wheat sup
ply of Manchuria and Mongolia, using
Tapanese-owned railways and ships to
larry it to Japanese mills.
Fish will pay higher rate of duty,
out fish gathered by Japanese vessels
will be admitted free. This will pre-
sent American ships carrying salted
salmon to Japan.
While raw and ginned cotton re-
main on the free list, there is a gen.
sral advance on cotton yarns and cot
ton goods of every nature, but as cot
tons of almost every kind are -speci-
fed in the conventional tariff this
part of the law will not take effect
until after 1910.
Locomotive engines and electric
motors, of which the imports from
the United States exceed 100000 an
nually, are to pay Is instead of 10 per
cent. Boilers meet with the same ad-
vance.
Watches, which now pay 25 to 80
per cent, are to be. changed to 40 and
so per cent Photographs are ad-
vanced from So to 55 per cent Cheap
metal jewelry is raised from 10 to 160
per cent.
CHEFU, May 27.-The continued
forced circulation of a nondescript
Japanese war note yen in Manchuria.
which seven at a premium over the
gold yen, seriously disturbs trade
from Chinese ports to Manchuria
other distributing points are over
stocked with merchandise for re-ex-
port to Manchuria, which, prominent
merchants declare, they cannot move
on account of the impossibility of Sc
curing redemption of the war note
yen by Japan except at a heavy dis
count. which often reaches 25 per
cent
TOXIC, May 27.-vice Admiral
Togo, General Kuroki and Marquis
Ito, with suite of admirals and gen
erals, will soon go on a tour of in
spection in Manchuria. This impor-
tant mission is supposed to be the out
come of the recent state council at
which, though the details have not
become known, it is believed weighty
decisions were reached respecting the
Manchurian railways, which are in
tended to be permanently operated by
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-28

ST. PETERSBURG. May IS, 1:1o a. M
With brcathless anxiety all Russia awaits
the Government response 10 the bold
action Of the lower house of Parliament
N Saturday, which in censuring the Min
istry and demanding its retirement was
Ike a deliberate slap i'll the face and a
direct challenge that the Government.
,hougn inclined to prefer its usual policy
OF temporization and compromise, can
hardly avoid meeting.
Parliament has burned the bridge and
--i-tually has taken the step which the
French States General did when il trans
fo-Jacc itself into a national convention.
2y flaUnting the fundamental laws and
practically declaring that it proposed TO
exercise full parliamentary rights, with
2 responsible Ministry. IL has become in
The eyes Of the law revolutionary body.
and from that position there seems no
.atreaf
The news Of the action of the house
c1me Ike an electric shock. the people
being generally as greatly surprised as
inc bur useaucracy at the promptness with
which the whole of the Governments pol
icy VAS absolutely scorned Both sides
recognize the acutcHes and seriousness of
sie moment but the panic is IN the Gov
ecsi1ient and not the popular camp.
Premier Corcmykin went TO Pcterhof
immediately after the adjournment of-Sat-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-28

urday's session to cenfer with the En-
peror,. and agitated conferences occurred
On Sunday.
The Constitutional Democratic chiefs
are displaying calmness in the face of the
crisis. They declare that, having deliv.
cred their reply, they propose TO go calm
y ahead with the work before them. fore
ing the Government to take the initiative
The strength of their position lies in the
conviction that the Russian nation, and
especially the peasantry. who are sure to
be discoHtented with the fiat concerning
the appropriation of lands, is behind Par
lament in its rejection of the Govern
mcnts policy as utterly unacceptable.
The Government, if it dares to fight, .
said NJ Kokoshine, one of the Constitu-
tional Democratic members of the house,
-'can disperse the Parliament. but the vic
tory of the Bureaucracy would he only
temporary 1t would inevitably be fol-
lowed shortly by a bloody revolution.
which would not leave a stick of the
present Government standing The EN-
peror must chooso between a real con-
stitutional government and the loss not
only of his crown, but probably of his
head"
CAMPAIGN OF ASSASSINATION. !
The Social Democrats and Social Revo-
lutionists are delighted at the turn Of
events, believing they supply just the
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-28
MANY WILL SAIL
FOR CITY OF NOME
TO DIG FOR COLD
Nearly 100 Passengers Booked
for Voyage to the
North.
special Dispatch to The Can.

TACOMA, May 27.-An extraordinarily
large number OF mining operators and
workmen are preparing to sail for Nome
during the first week of June. The steam
ships Ohio. Senator and Victoria, sailing
June l. will carry nearly 100 passengers
Over 1900 have already secured passage.
One steamship company will carry north
21o0 passengers on the first trip Of its COM
bined feet. 1t is estimated that nearly
10000 passengers will be carried to Nome
and other Seward peninsula points dur
ing June. July and August. Steerage
passengers will comprise many railroad
laborers. who will receive S. day and
board this season. an increase OF 81 a
day over last years wages. This situa-
ton results from the present employment
in Washington and Idaho of over 10000
men on railroad construction work.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-28

stimulus needed for the rising they are
planning. The terrorists were quick to
seize the opportunity for series of blows
n widely separated parts of the country,
the news of which forms prominent fea-
IF the expected decree of amnesty. The
vincing indications of the determination
campaign of assassination with full vigor
The press today almost without excep-
lion is pessimistic, recognizing the ex-
treme gravity of the situation and the
tempest which the denial of the right of
forced appropriation of land wliI provoke
among the peasantry. The Reich declares
that the Governments reasoning in this
respect is false and faIlacious, the expro-
priation of land standing practically on
the same basis now as in 1851.
REVOLUTION Is NEARING.
Professor kareieff in a special article
says parallel of the early stage of the
French revolution is now complete He
invites the Ministry to substitute for the
1906 events those of 1889 and then to con-
slider whether it wishes to continue its
present course.
The Slovo, the Octoberist organ, falls
behind none of the others in sharpness of
criticism, declaring that the Government
has proclaimed war on Parliament
Orders for the guard corps to go into
summer camp at Krasnoye-SeIo have
been countermanded. and it is supposed
they will be retained ..ere in readiness
to cope with any outbrea--.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-28

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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-28
SEATTLE MERCHANT
CHARGED WITH
STEALING $4,000
Arrested for Embezzling Coin
Years Ago in New
Jersey.

. SEATTLE. May 27.-William Nal
ohm, who for about four years has
,een engaged in the furnishing goods
BUSINESS here. was arrested yesterday
~ Detectives Shilbrick and Darbee or
he charge of embezzling approxi-
nately s150,000 while he was secre-
ary. of the Passaic Mutual Loan and
Building Association of Passaic, New
Jersey. The alleged crime is said to
lave been committed, years ago. The
irand Jury at Passaic has returned
i've indictments against Malcolm. One
# these charges forgery and the
,thers charge embezzlement.
Malcolm admits that he is the man
wanted. He expressed no great sur
rise at his arrest and added that he
had understood that his troubles had
been fixed up.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-28
SPANS ROYAL PALACE.
Future Queens Apartments Adorned With
Rich Art Treasures.

MADRID. May 27.-The royal palace OF
Madrid is doubly interesting Just now.
both as the place from which King Al
fonso goes 10 meet his bride and as the
future home of the royal couple. The
suite of apartments designed for the fu-
ture Queen have been lavishly prepared
with the richest art treasures from the
galleries of Spain But. aside from this.
the palace itself is one Of the largest and
most sumptuous of Europe. 1t is built on
the former site OF the Alcazar OF the
ancient kings from plans by the italian
artist. Giovanni Bettirta Sacchetti.
The first stone laid in 1873, and
twenty-six years afterward Charles III
took possession OF the edifice and began
the decoration OF the interior. The expen-
diture amounted to 100000 900 reals I'M
mense substructures give the palace a
dominating position on the Mauzanares
river. and lend it the appearances not
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-28
Nine Miners Hnrnefl

MoNONGAHELA, Pa. May 27.-Ninc
men were burned, two OF them seriously,
in gas explosion in the mine of the Braz-
nell Gas and Coal Company near Bentley
vile last night. The men were erecting
a fire wall to stop n fire that had started
from an unusually heavy blast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-28

the Government. This naturally will
necessitate the floating of another big
loan. Opinions are divided as to the
prospect of the railways. but a hope
full opinion preponderates.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-28
Prince of wales in Paris.

PARIS. May 27.-The Prince of Wales
made n visit of half an hour at the Official
residence of President Eallieres today. and
later the President returned the visit.
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that the business will be conducted
along the same satisfactory lines that
have characterized the Poison Imple-
ment e Hardware Co., and this alone
will be enough to win the new Pol
son Implement Co. an abundance of
new trade and hold the extended pat
ronage of the old concern.
The head office of the Poison Imple-
ment Co. will soon be moved from its
present location on Western avenue
to larger and more commodious offices
at S4S First avenue South. The hand
some brick warehouse of the former
Seattle concern, which is without
question the finest in Washington or
Oregon 75x140 feet in dimensions and
five stories high, will continue in use,
The new Poison Implement Co.
commences business with a host of
friends and patrons, which may we'll
be figured among their most important
assets. Their business throughout
the northwest, already large, through
the consolidation of two of the most
important implement houses in this
section of the country, promises to
increase largely during the next few
years of prosperity, and the institu-
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Nothing But Good Results.

Belmont Park, Mont. Jan. IA, 1904
The Lawrence Williams Co., Cleveland
O.: After using your Gomgault's Caus-
tic Balsam for more than twenty
years, I believe it to be the best blister
l have ever tried 1 have used it in
hundreds of cases with nothing but good
results. 1t is perfectly safe for the
most inexperienced person to use. This
is the largest breeding establishment
of trotting bred horses in the world, and
you may know we have occasion to use
your blister quite often. I have recon-
mended your blister to many horsemen.
w. H. Raymond, Proprietor Belmont
Park Stock Farm.
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One of the best authorities on the
matter says that all of the inventions,
on which the inventor secures a patent,
represent only small per cent. of the
actual number of inventions which are
designed, and in explanation of this
statement, says that the balance are
perfected by the inventor and after he
has secured a working model he allows
them to be put aside as useless. This
same gentleman states that in several
such instances he has persuaded the
article has netted him thousands of dol
lars when placed on the market. Com
paratively speaking. it costs little to
secure a patent and when a man has
apply at once for patent. His particular
article may be just the thing needed and
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patents issued through patent attorneys
they probably issue more than half.
They are located in the Starr-Boyd
block, Seattle, and issue complete
booklet of facts about patents, which is
sent free to all inventors who apply
for it.
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the biggest fortunes have been made
from the simplest devices. Barnes and
Company are probably the largest pat
ent attorneys on the coast and of all the
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Important Change In Implement Field.

A consolidation of two large imple-
ment houses has recently taken place,
which is important not only on &C
count of the prominence of the two
concerns and the fact that something
like a quarter of a million dollars
we're involved in the transaction, but
also because the new and larger COM
many will make it's headquarters at
Seattle. which will give this city some
thing it has never had before-a large
implement house with branch offices
in Portland and Spokane, as well as
Wenatchee and LaCouner. Portland
has always been considered the head
quarters for the northwestern imple-
ment trade, and the houses there have
had their branches in the cities OF
washington. The new condition in
the implement field will give Seattle
q precedence in this trade which she
has never before enjoyed.
The new concern, the Poison I'm
element Co., is the result of merger
between the Poison Implement &
Hardware Co., offices in both Seattle
and La Conner, Wash, Downing