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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
FriIIa OF Ennhinn.


Handmade lace coats OF the most elabor-
ate and costly sort are very plentiful this
season, and some OF them exhibit the mod
ern fad for combination laces at It's great
est extreme.
The pocket. which is feature Of the plain
front waist, may be tailored slit pocket,
like that in mans waistcoat, or may be
an applied pocket, and in the latter event
an embroidered monogram sometimes decor
ates IT,
A majority of the chemisettess and stocks
supplied by the haberdashers for women re-
quire pinning in the back, though there arc
q few models whose ties pass, one end
through the other in the back and come
around to the front to tie.
The most conspicuous novelty in the prov
lnee Of the tailored shirt waist is the short
of the high fiat rundown type or with a
low collar turning away from the throat
Tussor and the other silks of the pongoe
class will be In favor for the dust coats.
which have become an attractive as we'll
as serviceable item OF woman's ward
robe since the advent of the automobile
made the matter OF protection from dust
Enveloping capes OF chiffon taffeta in rose
or light blue, with capuchin hood and Shout
futtering scarf ends of lace In the front,
are eharmingly useful and are not neoes-
sarily expensive, though for the imported
eapes OF this kind high prices are asked.
Rose, OF the exquisite shade usually desig-
mated as French rose, is used for the little
six coat to be worn over muslin dresses
one of the lovely hats in this same rose
which are a feature Of the new millinery.
Coral pink, too, Is to be worn in coat and
hat with sheer white frocks, and the straw
berry and raspberry hues are not ignored
by the coat makers.
Irish lace is as we'll liked for coat pur-
poses as ever, the baby Irish usually form
Ing the formation Of the coat, but almost
covered by striking raised motifs In Irish
crochet A modernized version OF the old
time Spanish lace is another material liked
by the cloak designers, and there are com
bination laces OF valenciennes and Spanish
that are very effective for coat purposes
having body and hrmness, yet being light
and sheer.
A pelerine OF rose pink taffeta, made with
a wIde-frinRed frill falling back from the
neck and running around the crossed fronts,
which are fastened to the folded girdle by
brilliant buttons and with a similar friil
forming little basque below the girdle and
running from shoulders to waist In the
shirred back Is a creation OF Paris maker,
and has frilled Eunshade Of the same pink
taffeta and a leghorn hat trimmed In pink
ribbon and shaded pink roses to accompany
IT,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Ar In FreckIea.

A New York photographers who has the
reputation among his fellow professionals
of making the best pictures OF children
never retouches the freckles from ehild's
face If he is allowed to have his own way.
He considers the brown tone they give Of
high value, as well as proving the exquisite
delicacy of the skin
He has on exhibition now an almost life
size picture Of the head of the little daugh-
ter Of very we'll known parents, over whose
nose there is a fine brown spatter work. It
must be admitted that It is pretty in this
case.
but it is only clever people who will
allow me 10 make real pictures OF them
selves or their children. Commonplace peo-
pie always want all lines and blenishes
retouched out, and the general result Is
putty face" the photographer said.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

vsGsS. II G.y e. o. M gnsras ggGss PROT
oa influence in cases Of sexual asstae in both sexes the re-
suit Of especially in those instances where there
memory, mental apathy indifference and eneebed
renal sma Of the back) region In diseases
Of the reproductive organs females especially the
tonic and gradually removing Abnormal oOnaons while at the
sS f %Ra T.s 0Rs snd wg0g to the 0Tgn
and the tendency repeated and successive mca
ds.pSnS.5Sy 35Ps osa es9ds i5oaSsS i painful
Sans With aSd the aching Rd
very decided L is considered useful by Some for the relief
Of the eCg Of pregnancy HOonaS is decided tonic to the
Dr. John ye Editor of the Department of Therapeutics in
Of oSs Dr. Poe
and remedy which invariably acts as uterine scS
OF the entire reproductive system cannot fail to be OF great use
OF medicine. In Helonias have medcament which
a e 1o S" % % orig Sn
seldom that case seen which does not present some IN
He continues: UHeonias Unicorn roo-through
and alternative nfuenceacts equally well in amenoh9a Cup
menstrqaton especially called for in of amenor
(weak condition Of the digestive organs increases APP
petite and promotes digestion and assimilation When there is
miscarriage is influence upon the system will aid
Vved In % Snd impotence it's curative e
taxable and within reasonable time it will restore to heathul
activity all not dependent organic wrongs and
leucorrhoa and in defective menstruation it frequently
The following the leading indications for Helon
las: Pain aching in the back with eucorrha; atomic weak
conditions of the reproductive of women mental de
preston and rab associated with chronic diseases Of thu
reproductive sensation of heat in the
region of the Kidneys menorhaga howing due to weakened
condition OF the reproductive SYSTEM amenorh9a compressed
menstruaon arising from accompanying abnormal
dion of the digestive and anmc (hin bood habit
dragging sensations in the extreme lower part of the abdomen
do ' SSovS as & s9or no ON. N
the leading and predomnang Ingredients OF which Unicorn
root, Heonias
We invite all those who would like to read extended
extracts from eminent medical authorities treating of the
several ingredients entering into the composition of Dr. Perces
medicines send for booklet recently compiled by Dr. Pierce
and published by the Worlds Dpensay Medical Association of
Buffalo, n w. which will be sent FREE to one requesting
copy of the by postal card letter. Ask for the little
book of extracts compiled by Or. Pierce.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
A Wiunrd PostnI clerk.


N1Ss ELLEN ]. MOHR, money or
I'M der clerk in the postofice at AL
lentown, Pa, has the rare dis
49, tinction OF an Al record with
- the Postoffice department in
Washington, and has frequently been com
mended from that quarter for her skill,
capacity for hard work and general eff
cheney. Miss Mohr was appointed in 1883
Although mere girl at that time Just out
OF high school, she Immediately demon
strated cieverness and aptitude for her
work. She Is the only one left Of the force
Of clerks in ofiice when she was appointed.
Her chief distinction lies in the foreign
money order division. Practically every
civilized nationality in Europe is repre-
sented In the great cement Industries, the
iron ore fields and the furnaces and roll
ing mills IN this valley. These foreigners
send home every month, in the aggregate,
enormous sums Of money. and to deal with
this illiterate class OF people, who can
neither read nor write, and who are pro-
portionately suspicious OF anybody and
everybody, particularly in money matters.
demands not only high order of intelli-
gence to NIX the rate Of exchange and to
have every detail OF the bushes at ones
fingers ends, but tact and patience OF the
most sxaOting kind. To have Russian
with beard like a hstful of cold slaw fire
at the money order clerk the name OF
some hamlet In czardom that sounds like
an ear OF corn run through a shelter, and
to have such thorough acquaintance with
that vast country as to instantly recognize
the name. is one Of the innumerable Sc
erets OF Miss Mohr's success. Her sue
cessor win probably never be thought OF
until she dies or tires OF the job.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Renned Torture.

The wife Of a we'll known official in Wash
ington, reports Harper's Weekly. holds
some novel ideas with reference to the
punishment OF refractory children. Phys
ical ehastisement Is most repugnant to this
woman's mind. but she has evolved
unique system that has proved most sue
cessful
on one occasion a friend was visiting her
when one OF the boys had surreptitiously
appropriated an orange belonging to his
younger brother The misdemeanor was
discovered before the eulprit had disposed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

Busybodies who in success only falsity, who,
without making effort to inform themselves batantly
cry oense against honesty and truthseem to forget
that sur against Dr. Perces we-known non-alcoholc
family remedies is sur against the intelligence Of thou
sands Of clear thinking American who know they
have been helped and cured by Dr. Pierce's Favorte
Prescription 1t is not "patent medicine in the
meaning Of the wordt is simply the favorite remedy
which Dr. Pierce used in extended practice for the
treatment Of the diseases of women
TRUTH AND INFLUENCE
name for honesty and square dealing is better
than great riches. Fraud is bubble that bursts
Dr. r. " Pierce has always been known to speak the
truh-his famous medicines are founded the rock of
public approval and have thousands of truthful testmo
malls their ability to diseases for which they
recommended
TRUE SPEAKING.
No man ever lost prospective customer through
telling the truth In the long DR.. Pierce believes
make public the ingredients of his "Favorite Prescrp
ton which are
GOLDEN SEAL ROOT CIydrastls Consciously.
Prof John NJ soudder NJ D., says: vt stimulates the
dssvs s S and Ss the assimilation Of food BY
improvement the ganduar systems
results" He continues In relation to its general effects
tonic useful in ali debiftsted states" ~
Of Golden n is hasno e%s h nassDce SAYS
d a s Of on an nSndns d
liver stsgnan and imperative 1t is most superior remedy
constipation general debility in convaeecence from protraced
fevers, in prostrating ngtsweats II important remedy
disorders peculiar In all catarrhal conditions
cay there be muscular relaxation and general eneebemen
it is useful"
Prof Roberts Bartholow, NJ. D., Of Jefferson Med College,
of Golden Sea VALUABLE in uterine hemorhage hood
ing) menorrhaga profse mensruaon) congestve
enorrhea painful menstruaton Locally good in eucohea
liberation Of the cervx meek of uterus unhealthy
and sloughing and ulcers of the leg"
From the foregoing extracts will be that Golden Seal
root very Efficient curative in most of the weaknesses
and ailments affecting the peculiarly feminine But there
several other unsurpassed remedial agents for the of
womans malads found growing in the forests of this blessed
land of and these Dr. Pierce knew to be of such great eff
fcacy make advisable to combine them IN Just the right
proportions with the Golden Seal root in making the
pound known his vFavote Prescription" Thus he believes
he has produced the most happy combination of the most vau
able remedial agencies known modern medical science for the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

Thanks to the perseverance OF the manu-
facturers, we now have the rainproof
foulard This dainty SILK has been a
favorite for some time but is now rem
dered so practical fabric for general wear
that there are no bounds 10 it's popularity.
II is silk which always looks well and
can be made over as long as it lasts.
Here is sketched a charming gown in the
same silk, which is designed for develop
ment by the home dressmaker The skirt
is circular and heightened by fiounce.
The pretty collar and rolling cuffs OF the
waist are its chief adornment and may be
trimmed with rows OF gathered lace and
bit OF braid or darker silk for contrast
The closing Of the front may be finished
with groups OF buttons. In the medium
size S5k yards OF s6-inch material are
needed TO develop the patterns.
Two Patterns; 647s-sizes, Sc TO a inches,
bust measure.
6tSo-Sizes, % 70 80 inches, bust waist.
The price OF these patterns Is % cents. but
either viii be sent upon receipt OF 10 cents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

all their life all OF these traits. Naturally,
not always to the full in all cases at the
beginning Of the work, for heredity will
make itself felt first, and. as in the plant
under Improvement, there will be certain
strong tendencies to reversion to former
ancestral traits, but, in the main, with
the normal child, you can give him all
these traits by patiently and persistently
guiding him in these early formative years.
And, on the other side, give him foul
air to breathe, keep him in dusty factory
or an unwholesome school room or
crowded tenement up under the hot roof,
keep him away from the sunshine, take
away from him music and laughter and
happy faces. cram his little brains with
so-called knowledge all the more deceptive
and dangerous because made so apparently
adaptable to his young mind let him have
improper associates in his hours out of
school, and at the age Of 10 you have
fixed in him the opposite traits"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

Of his spoil, so the two youngsters were
summoned to the judgment seat.
James" was the stern command of the
mother, take this seat; and YOU, Thomas,
that one. Now, Thomas, give James the
orange you have stolen from him."
When the lads had done as they were
ordered the mother added:
James want you to take as long as
possible to eat that orange You, Thomas,
are to sit there and watch him eat II.
Under no circumstances are you to leave
the room"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Inauenee OF women.

I'm the United States there are at least
100000 more men than women. and only
one-tenth Of the women are at work out
side OF their own homes" says Worlds
work. yet the stamp OF the feminine
mind Is upon everything American. and
IN many OF the higher phases OF culture
women take the initiative. This rule Of
women In the United States begins In our
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Hints on Latest Fashions

For the accommodation of readers of T'hs
Bee the1e patterns. which usually retail at
from % to so cents each. will be furnished
at the nominal price OF 10 cents. A supply
is now kept at our office. so those who
wish any pattern may get It either by call
lng or enclosing 10 cents. addressed Pat
tern Department. Bee. Omaha"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

The lingerie blouse has become an indis-
pensibie bit OF finery in the well-dressed
woman's wardrobe. The present blouse Is
as fine and elaborate as human fingers can
fashion, with the result that IT. Is rather
expensive II purchased ready to wear. Here
IL sketched one Of the newest ideas. IN
blouse for home construction which is sim
ply made and yet very effective. The en-
broidered front may be done by hand with
out much labor, or q pretty effect may be
gained BY using the wide embroidery and
joining the pieces in a seam below the v
IN front and back. The three narrow tucks
on the shoulders give extra fullness 10 the
front. A fnely tucked material or all-over
lace may form cuffs and chemisette. the
latter being removable The design might
be utilized In the making Of a taffeta or
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

that the professional endorsement Of those the
several schools of practice will be found amply justify him in
the use of this strong language.
SLACK coHosH MOOT (cIaIctuus Rseemosa).
Prof John King in the Dspensatory says OThs
is sctve powerful and useful remedy and appears
n n over the M system In m. doses the appetite
strua discharge. WIG '
used successfully anspasmodc in hysea epilepsy when
Sgs m snd dsT
Horsio WOOD, M D. Professor University Of Pennsylvania
says "of unquesonable value in chorea Isl Vuss dance
Promptly cures urtcana hve Recommended in rheumatism
and chronic bronchitis"
LADVs SLIPPER ROOT (cyprIPsdIum Pubesesns).
The United Dspensatory says oCyprpedum Lady's
m6 pSs Pa ss SOnn 81 Ant
edy in hypoehondTas melancholy and depression Of mind,
orally, and especially of the eye.'
oI Edwed Hale M D. Professor in HSRnsma3 m Medical
dance nervous headache neuralgia and fdgetyness
which It pallated"
BLUE COHOsH ROOT (cauIOphyIIum ThaIicsroIdss).
The American Dspensatory says "Bue cohosh used by
three weeks previous to labor facilitate childbirth"
sh P. S P "1 s S gGG R;
those who experience prolonged and painful bo for several
weeks previous 70 confinement gives tone and ygOr to all the
rsoSg much suffering Prot Hale esaes that Blue oohosh
the trouble depends" Dr. King says employed to
so1 81 3 % s on on
and gives of debility In the
the female is indicated by tenderness end pain
In debiaed patients it has been very successfully used
of hysed the attack and to relieve
PAIN irritation when accompanying that disorder
ouarGgd lecohod deHoThea Suppressed mnstratioR)
dysaenorhed painful enSaon) conditions in which
has successfully employed. has an established
reputation remedy for rheumatism of the with
excitement for uterine attending
for menOThagia (profuse menstruation)"
UNICORN ROOT (EIoIonIas DIoIca).
The American Dispenatory prepared by King
and Scudder), "Helonas, Unicorn has
found very dyspepsia appetite and for the
removal of 1t especially applicable in indges-
ton and n1dldssmlaon where the trouble
FROM associated WITH Of the female reproductive
Such digestive disturbances depend upon uterine
and ovarian irritation lack of uterine activity in chor
otto hn, waery poor bood benefited by it,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

MoAluHH WOmen 81 WOFk.
A the Moors practically controlled the
commerce and education OF Spain for over
1oo years. the spaniards acquired TO a great
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

Royal Brides Costumes.
Princess Ena is distributing the orders
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

Louisine blouse, or a cotton wolfe or linen.
In the medium size 27s yards of S6-inch ma
terial are needed No e4S4, sizes, 80 to 40
inches bust measure.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
n VWDIGATYON FOR DO0TOR PIERCE
FORK State, Against the Ladies' Home Journal
al published by the Curtis Publishing

tS Ss p4 fr % s 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

OF womans peculiar weaknesses and maadies feels
that the professional endorsement OF those eminent in
several schools of practice will be found 10 amply justify him
the use of this strong language.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-12-27
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, DECEMBER "a.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MiLWAUKEE-Egg s-Market is steady.
The produce boards Official market for
strictly fresh laid, cases returned, 30:
high grade, caudlcd. 3l432c; miscellaneous
receipts, as to quality. 24a26c; April stor.
age, 2342ic; seconds, 114lSc; checks, log
lSc
Butter Market is firm. Elgin price on
extra creamery is Size. Local price extra
creamery, slice; prints, 32lac; tirstS. 2sa29c !;
seconds, 25u2Gc dairy, fancy, 2Gc; lines,
--u2"c; packing stock 1Gl2ul1c.
Checsc-Firm; American full cream,
twins, 1314c: iimburgcr. new. 12c; fancy
brick, 13Aml3Ac, low grades, 9VlJiac; i'm
ported Swiss, pc; new. block, 13t2glir.
new, round SWISS l+l2c; Sapsa-o, 2pts
daisies, lie; Longhorns, lac; Young Ameri'
cas-, l4lll4lRc
ELGIN. i'll, Dee 2l-LSpcclal. butter
Official firm Mt 3lla.c
CHICAGO, H., Dec. 2I--Buttcr-Stoa
crcamerlcs, 22a&lc; dairies, 2oH-Ic, Eggs
STEADY; ut mark, cases included. 2lU2ir.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 2i.-Checsc-S Steady;
daisies, 13lAc; twins, 134l3Ac; young Amer
teas, 14c.
NEW YORK. Dec 2i-Buttcr-St,ady.
receipts, 5291; street price. extra creamery.
39a33C: official prices, creamery, common
10 extra, 23a32c; held. common 10 extra.
22a3Oc; renovated, common to extra, lSN
24lac: western factory, common To trsts
1sl22c; western imitation creamery. tirsts
23024c. Chccsc-Quiet; receipts, -Gjs,
state full cream, large and small September
fancy. l4l2c; October, l2Ul7c; inferior, llG
he: skins. 2a11c. Egs-Firmer; receipts
1917; state, rcnnsylyania and nearly fancy
selected white 3S4lOc; same choice. '}5n
SIC; do mixed. fancy, 35a3Gc; western
hrsts, 2sc; (oiiical price, trsts, 2sc; sec.
ends o6GoI
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-12-27
HELlOTROPE BELIEFS FREE
Mrs. James G. Blaine, Jr., Divorced from
Son of Statesman in Record South
Dakota Time.

YANKTON. S. D., Dec. 24-Mrs.
James G.. Blaine, Jr., who is a daughter
OF Rear Admiral Hichborn. retired, OBJ
tanned a decree of divorce from her hus-
band hc.e Saturday night on the grounds
of desertion and nOn-support \. i.
Fairbanks Of Huron appeared for Blaine
70 make the decree valid in all states.
The divorce was granted III record
breaking time, rs the case was called
ut O'Clock, and before the courtroom
was clear There was no contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine were married in
1901 and lived together for Il year or So
Her father and mother had strongly OPP
posed the marriage. Mrs, Blaine. as 4
girl. was one of the bellies Of the national
capital. As she WIS generally goWned
in some shade Of purple, she was called,
by many, the heliotrope belle. From
royal purple to pale lavender her fancy
ran, but her favorite shade was mauvc.
After her return to her fathers house.
about two years ago, she went but lttle
in society but enjoyed dining, driving
and walking with her most intimate
friends. Last spring she took up her
residence in the divorce colony at Sioux
Falls.
Mr.. Blaine was married first TO Miss
Marie Nevins of Ohio. They had one
child. n son James G.. Blaine III. The
frs! Mrs. Blaine secured divorce from
Blaine and afterward married DR.. Bull
of New York
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-12-27
big QUAKE SOMEWHERE
CALIFORNIA SEISMOGRAPH INDI-
GATES A TERRIFIC TREMOR.
lShocks Recorded Soon After 0 O'Clock
Sunday and Lasted Unusually Long
Location a Mystery.

BERKELEY, Cal. Dec. 24-The
'Oromi seismograph at the students OBJ
servatory of the University of Califor-
mia recorded earthquake waves yesterday
at 9:2G:35 Pacific standard time which
indicate that severe earthquake mas
occurred at u distant point.
' Prof 4. o. Leuschner said that dura-
ton of the preliminary tremor was 1
minute, 20 seconds duration second
stage of preliminary tremor, minutes
Is minutes; duration strong motion, IL
minutes IS seconds.
The motion is shown in the east end
west COMPONENT only. The average .e-
riod of the waves was 1G seconds.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. Il
The weather bureau today says, ne
seismographs of the bureau recorded TWO
earthquakes of considerable magnituue'
the first shortly after noon December -,
and the second about twenty-three hours
later. From appearances we are ieu
to conclude that the earthquakes origl-
mated at widely separated localities, put
this cannot be definitely told.
"As far as can be judged from the rec
Ords the second disturbance was not al
so great a distance as the first one, out
both disturbances must have been sever
al thousand miles from Washington.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-12-27
BRYCE DECLINES TITLE.
Offer OF PeeraPe Turned Down by Man
Who Will Be British Ambassa.
dor at Washington

LONDON, Dec. 2i,-Jamcs Bryce has
dcrIiura a pccragc. and will 20 to the
United States to b" British umbassa dor
rs the first plain citizen to represent his
country NJ Washington. And, says the
Chronicle, "Amoricans who know and
honor him as James Bryce VIII esteem
him az the more because he declined Il
title"
The finding Of successor for Mr.
Bryc" az CHIEF secretary for Ireland is
giving Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman
considerable trouble Lewis Iiarcourt
first commissioner Of works. has declined
the position.
Most of tn" newspapers this morning
print editorials an Mr. Bryce'S departure
from the cabinet ana changes in the min
islry The Standard urges that a much
larger salary should he attached to the
Washington embassy. The comments
of the Irish papers Of all shades regard
ug Mr. IIrrc"'s departure are rather
cool They generally regard Mr.. Bryce
~ lacking Iu necessary sympathy and
as having been rather weak than a
strong Irish secretary
The Tribune iu M editorial says that
tn" close connection with President
Roosevelt viii give the ambassador an
opportunity 81 pushing forward the work
of The Hague conference.