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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
SINECURES OF FRANCE FAMOUS
II CIemenceau Succeeds in AbOIishinR
snaps" He viii Have
Done Wonders

PARIS. oct. 2n-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee.D-If NJ. Clemenceau succeeds in
abolishing sineCures he will have achieved
a miracle. No other man in authority will
ever have done as much
Some sinecures are famous in French his
tory. A favorite post for men Of letters
IS a clerkship in a government department
You are not expected TO turn up oftener
than twelve times year, on pay days
Even that was TOO often for Alfred de
Musset. who regularly sent a deputy TO the
Homo office 10 draw his money. In sud
den reforming fit LedTu- Rollin dismissed
the poet from the ministry. where he had
never once been seen. Ernest Rsyer was
for many years librarian OF the opera
One day he thought he would like TO have
a look at the library. but was stopped by
the porter. who said that il was closed.
NO matter" said Reyer, Il am the libra
riau" "Oh, you are indeed, said the
porter. Now. none OF your nonsense, or
III call the policeman round the corner. %
And Reyer never saw the library. Albert
Cave. an OLD boulevsrdier under the second
empire was clerk in the Fine Arts depart
ment. where he turned up regularly on The
last day Of every month TO draw his salary.
one day. on the 10th Of the month, the
minister called al the office and found Cave
there What, you here? ! must get the
cross for the Legion OF Honor for you.
And sure enough Cave got it shortly after
wards
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
COMMENT ON RACE RIOTS
scotch NewspaPcr Grows severe in
Referring 10 Disorder Rt
GeorEia'S Capital.

GLASGOW. oct 9o.-(specisl Csblegran
10 The BeeD-The Glasgow Herald per
haps the most influential paper in Scot
land saws Of The recent race riots in the
southern parts Of the United States
The news from Georgia reads like story
~ Russian baTharities. II VIC substitute
Atlanta for Odessa and murdered negroes
for tortured Jews, We can draw no dis
tinction between the tales Of cruelty and
horror except that the shame attaching 10
the rnisdeeds ~ an ignorant populace and
an infamed soldiery deepens into infamy
when the actors in such outbursts Of saw
agery are men usually described as intel
BFent educated and normally humane.
one can forgive "a Russian bureaucrat, re-
calling The Indignation that swept over the
United States when the tragedy OF Kishinef
was related. looking on this picture and
on this and eEClAiming, Physician. heal
thy=elf,'' or a Cuban jealous of recent
events. inviting President Roosevelt to set
his own house in order before venturng ia
dictate to an alien menage. Unless We are
10 suppose that the ancient feud between
north and south regarding the negro Is
account BILE for gross eNagEerdtion, II Is
difficult TO conceive OF anything more re-
hukeful of American pride In America 5
civilization and enlightenment than tho
stories told Of the outrages inflicted upon
people whose chief vice appears to be that
they have black skins and proEnathOus
"a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
kULD BRIG IS TO BE SAVED
Nearly Half sum Necessary 20 Repairs
Ha. Been Rnired by sub
scriptiOn.

GLASGOW. oct 9O-CSpecal Cablegram
10 The Bee AFTER recent big meeting in
Ayr. the preservation of the Auld Brig, in
obedience to the general wishes OF the peo-
nle not only Of Ayrshire but of the whole
Ct Scotland. is regarded as being beyond
doubt Mr. Oswald Of Auchincruive. the
energetic chairman Of the committee that
has already done so much 10 bring the
question Of the future CT the Aud Brig
before the public. was able 10 announce
that SofOc0 or nearly half the sum re-
quired. had already beer subscribed. Fur
ther steps Of the most pract cal kind will
be taken soon 10 complete the work The
people OF Ayrshire and OF Scotland, the
troops OF pilgrims to the land Of Burns. the
devotees who take part in Burns nights
and celebrations appropriate TO January 3,
to all these an appeal has been made.
Lord Rosebery even went SO far as to
declare that if il is impossible TO preserve
the Aud Brig the Burns dintiers should
cease. Mr.. Oswald. Mr.. Morris and the
other engineers of the recent demonstra-
ton declared that II they found it neces-
sary to appeal to England and America or
our colonies for funds To complete the work
OF preservation, the request swould not be
made in vain The request would be an
swered by dazen checks, But such a
proof OF Scotland's Inability to give other
than lip service to its supreme poet is ex-
pected
They stated that IL would be preposterous
TO preserve the Aud Brig il it stood in
the way OF the actual crossing Of the River
Ayr, or if it was a genuine obstacle to
traffic But nothing OF that kind has ever
been suggested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
BRIToN FINDS coREA RICH
Hermit Kingdom is said 10 Have Rare
Natural Advantages for
Farming

TOXIC. Oct. 20-(Special Cablegram 10
The Bee "A British resident al Seoul,
holding an Official position, but who desires
that his name be not made public. has Just
given an interesting and important inter-
view 10 the japanese press upon The
future Of Corea-
He saws that the country is very rich
The experimental farms already established
demonssrat. this, and also that the south
ern provinces are admirably suited for
cotton-groWinE. The cotton experimental
farms, which now include close upon so. 90
acres. have undoubtedly a great future
The Yields 50 far sre showing thrice The
native crop while The cotton Is OF Longer
nbls and hner quality.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
FRANCIS JOSEPH is NOT WELL
Cough aud CatRrrh Are Not stopped
by Visit TO Mountain
Resort.

VIENNA, oct. @.-(special Cablegram 10
The Bee. e.l-Disquieting rumors are circulst l.
ing among the public respecting the state
Of health OF the Emperor Francis Joseph.
and they are especially strengt hened by
the fact thar his ma jesty, since his return
several days ago from lschl has not left
his apartments in the Schonbrunn palace
and that his general audiences as vel as
public engagements, arranged for the nexI
few days have all been postponed
X Is stated in authoritative quarters tha,
these reports are exaggerated. but that
nevertheless his nsjesty's health can by
no means be characterized as satisfactory
Neither the cstarrh nor the cough from
which he was suffering Welded 10 III,
mountain air Of lsChl but sun obstinately
remain. IN consequence Of the extremely
uufsvorable weather, the monarch is com
pelled 10 remain in his rooms for feai
neuralgia symptoms should develop.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
Ix-RAY INCREASES PIGMENT
Man who Handles Them Makes Re-
port 10 the British
Medical journal.

LONDON. Oct. 30.-(Specih Cablegram 10
The Bee. PROF NJ. A lmbert Of Mont
pelier, whose work since 1895 has neces-
STATED his constant exposure 10 the action
Of the X-rays. relates his personal ex-
perience 10 the British Medical Journal Of
the influence Of these rays upon the pfg-
mentation of the hair Of the beard and
head.
His hair began 10 lose its pigmentatiou
as long as thirty years ago, and he can
remember that al least twelve years age
every trace Of pigmenta ton had disap-
peared from his beard. But recently the
pigment has gradually returned. and he is
now enabled 10 say without fear OF con
tradiction that, al quite q modest estimate
he has become rejuvenated 10 the extent
Of some fifteen or eighteen years
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
lNHUMAN PARENTS PUNISHED
Man and Wife who Beat Child to
Death Convicted in
Germany.

BERLIN. oct 2O-(special Cablegram to
The Bee THE trial Of Johann Kower and
his wife. living in 4 Berlin suburb, Tor
causing the death Of their 4-ye4r-old son
by torture. has revealed terrible details OF
the childs suTerings
He was frequently tied hand and foot for
hours together TO a bedpost. aud thrash ed
If he ventured to cry. Another refinement
Of cruelty was 10 give him salt fish to eat
and then 10 make him go whole days with
out drinking.
The mother acknowledged placing the
child I'm ice-cold water on a winter day
and scrubbing him with a hard brush until
the skin came of.
The day before the death of the child
who was named Bruno. his father led hin
and his brother into the heart of a wood
The brother kept watch while Bruno wa,
logged until he became unconscious. II,
died next day
Kower was sentenced 10 two wears and
his wife 10 ten months Imprisonment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
SWISS OFFICIALS DIspLEASED
Officers Desire TO Conceal All Reports
Of LeprOsy iR the
Republic.

GENEVA oct 2o.-(special Cablegram TO
Tho Bec l-ThC authorities are making de-
termined efforts TO hush ND the cases ~
leprosv that have beer discovered in the
canton Of Valais. for the district is situ-
ated on the main line between MartiCny
and Brig and is dotted with winter resorts.
The season Il just be ginning and II is feared
that if alarmist reports set abroad il Will
be entirely spoiled
All information with regard to the result
OF the investigation being carried out bv
the federal government is refused. Il IS
known, however that number of families
have been isolated and that several vii
lagos in the canton are affected
The worst is the lonely hamlet OF Guttet
where the disease was noticed last June
II was then considered 10 he onlv a skin
complaint Of the nature Of ervspelas but
DR.. JadassohEl. q professor Of derrnatology
was appointed to make Investigations Eac
inhabitant was carefully examined and the
members Of five families were found tc be
affected.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
RAILROAD FOR MONT BLANC
swiss Engineers Propose Novel
Method for LINE 90 Famous
Alpine Peak

GENEVA. oct eo.-tspeci N.fam TO
The BeeJ-A serious 5, So Dulid
railway almost to lit OF the
Mont Blanc range sN prepared 10y
a Swiss syndicate . IS received the
approval Of the T government The
projected rsilws NfJvide the greatest
thrill on EARTH. 81 .aking passengers TO
the roof Of Europe.
The syndicate which has obtained the
concession is ar present completing an
aerial line to tho summit Of the Wetter-
horn II now proposes 70 build a similar
line from the valley OF ChamouiX 70 the
summit OF the AIggille du Midi. peak
nearly l2cH feet high. IN the center OF
the Mont Blanc range.
According to the contract. an ordinary
funicular railway viii Join the existing
system at Chamonix The double aerial
cables will begin at tho first Alpine station
near the Glacier des Blossoms at height
Of over 5000 feet
The cost is estimated al about s1.ooo.c5o
and is believed that the project will take
four years to carry out. The first and
easiest half will take only a year. and
tourists may bc able 10 ascend TO the
Glacier des Blossoms at The end Of next
summer
The line will skirt d score of glaciers
dozens Of creyasses and unfathomable
precipices and will give those who 60 not
care for climbing the Alps on foot an idea
Of the dangers and the pleasures Of noun
/ taineering.
To ride on this railway will give the
passenger a series Of thrills which no other
line in the wm.S can Ufford. II Is believe
. further, that it will be absolutely safe. fol
the engineers have examined and studied
every yard Of the route, and have tsLher
every precsution in preparing the est
mates. In several places it will pass ovc'
blue ice creVasses. giving the passenger tht
sensation Of riding over blue water
! The electricity which win work the line
/ will be generated by the River Arve. Th'
coaches will be specially constructed t'
withstand the great changes Of cold and
/ heat.
! The engineers are very hopeful of th'
I success Of the projects but they Recognize
I that the nearer the line approaches th'
summit the moro difficult will be the wuri
! OF construction owing to the difficui lies O.
the glaciers and the deep snow and III,
danger Of avalanches in the known trac Is
I Of the avalanches tunnels will he con
structed TO avoid all danger. hut four
ffths Of the line will be in the open air
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
DlRIGlBLE NAVAL
MINE
France Believes ia Has New Device
for Warfare which VIII
he Effective.

PARIS. Oct. 3o-tSpecial Cahlegram 10
The Bee Successful experiments with
new floating mine have been made az the
TOulou arsenal
The mine can be made 20 travel on the
surface in any direction and 10 sink and
rise again al Will By a mechanical ar
raugemont the charge can be neutraIiz-d
and the mine made uns1QloSlFS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
TALK BY BISHOP WILLIAMS
Omaha PreIEte Addresses Episcopal
Mission Conference On work
Among Negroes

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., oct 2O.-A unique
feature Of the final session of the EpisCo-
pal missionary conference Of TIE Sixth
district was the participation Of thirty-flv-
full-blooded Indians. Speaking IN The CHIP
peNa language the aged grandmother of
II, ". 81. Clair, Indian minister al Birch
CU.he Minn., paid heI tribute 10 the work
of tie late BishOp NhiDoif
An address ON work among me negroes
was made by Rev. John A. Williams oi
Omaha.
The neKt conference viii be hello ~ Dss
GoineS Ia. "A -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

rumors Of fuither relief from Washing
ton. but these were not substantisted IN
responsible quarters.
The force of the liquidation broke
through the support from time 70 time
making lower level OF prices. some
Of the extreme declines were Great
Northern preferred, z, Reading. 81;
Canadian Pacific. AZ Smelling a. ST.
Paul, az Union Pacific. 81, and Balti-
more q Ohio, "a, and the active list
generally up 10 " points
PARIS. oct 2o.-On the Bourse today re-
alizations continued owing 10 fear that tie
raising Of the Bank OF England rale q
discount viii be followed by the raising OF
the rates Of the Imperial Bank of Germany
and Of the Bank OF France. Prices, how
ever. closed steadicr. Russian bonds o.
lgei closed al 4S.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
GENERAL AFTER VETERINARIANS
Lord Kitchener Says Present System
in British Arms should
Be Revised

LAHORE oct 2O.-tspeciaI Cablegram 10
The Bee Lord Kitchene is revising the
army veterinary system. He EXPIRE ssed
establishment at hnding two different sys-
TENS. with two different bodies of veteiln-
AIRY doctors, one for peace and one for
war. A frequent result which This ne s
had On the service "a past years has been
that veterinary doctors. who's aNperIenct
has been limited 20 horses. have been
placed IN charge Of = e0uple o; Thousand
canels
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

CHICAGO oct. @.-The body OF Charles
II SfeayenSOn an attorney, Was found
.a.tr today al the bottom Of freight elr-
.ster shaft in the rear of building at -
tvsshinFtpn street. II Was a. first sum 1Eod
fea. Mr. Steavcnsou had faNen down the
60 Nuf iafer dpFelooHleuts lcd 20 Iha
.rtrfon nn the part of The inVeetiEzi -ors
- fhe artarnez had been rohhcd ard
w.strsiers-d and then thrown eoE1 The e'r-
go shaft M Stevenson h sgi io have
- 4 disfar+ fcisltVe 81 ez-Nice P-csi-
l. AdIaI L. Stsavenson
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

Monday, Fair and Not so Cold.
NEWS SECTION-Ten PAGES.
l Warsaw an Amtcted city.
Irish stand Firm for Home Rule.
sailors Are saved from Barge.
RritRins Think Their Gold safe.
ToppIinE walls Xiii WorkmeD.
tie Indians in URly Mood.
Rumors of BiE Packing Combine.
= News from All Parts of Nebraska.
Progress of state Campaign.
4. ". Horton SuccumbS.
British Are watching Hearst
q past Week i'm Omaha society.
Court Takes Charge Of children.
Sporting Events of the Day.
Cornhuskers Defeated ny Ames.
Creighton victor over Bellevue.
81 Council BIufs and Iowa News
10 Republican Rally in the First.
New suburban Car Line Opened.
Editorial SECTIoN-Ten Page.
I Benson Not Guilty OF Murder.
Trooos 10 Round Jp Jtc Indians
= Editorial.
3 Timely Real Estate Topics.
Troubles of stricken city.
Panama Canal Contract "a BiG One,
want Ads.
- Want ads.
q Want Ads.
want Ads
Condition of Omaha's Trade.
New Rules for Pure Food.
Echoes of the Ante-Room.
Happenings In Omaha suburbs.
. FiEancisI and Commercial News.
HORSE SHOW SECTIuN-Eight Pages.
I Good HorScS--Good Clothes.
4 Classification of stylish Horses.
Correct Modern stable outAts.
Palaces where Horses Live.
Jet Jewelry and silver Chatelaines
Fail Fashions for Men FoIk..
Freak Footwear and sober shoes.
How 90 Dress BccOminEIy
bright CoIors for DreSsy Men.
RihhOns OF Many Hues Are Used.
Couture for Fail aud winter.
Some Little Belongings Of Dress.
FASHION SECTION-EiEht Pages.
| ! Fall Fashions for NiIady.
Gloves, Waists and vies.
One Way to BE Ever Young.
Omaha and the Regular Army.
/ Motor Clothes for the Men.
Variety in Infants Wardrobe
/ w. VI. McCord's show Horses.
| Modes for Cloth Costumes.
Omaha Horses for the show.
! Millinery for Fall and Winter.
O Omaha In a Strangers Eyes.
FUrS Are Now Higher fn Price.
Car Horses Used for Food.
what Americans DO for Cuba.
HALF-TONE SECTIoN-Eight Pages.
I Bryan in Dreamy spain.
Tragedy of Rejected Immigrant
/ Little Stories of Great Men.
= Gossip of Plays and Players.
Music and Musical Matters.
4 Home Life of Norris Brown.
Stories for the Little Folks.
Count Creishton's Diamond JubI
Flower Parade AZ Beaver City.
Chinese Coolies for Panama.
Woman; Her ways and Her worI,
! Weekly Grfst of Sporting GoaSip
4 GnF Nd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
They Are Laborsrt Who We're Working or
Railway Extension.
THREE OTHER SHIPS AID IN RESCUE
Houfeboat On Which Men Lived Csllspses
and Several We're Killed
EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO CUBAN CROPS
seven Men Drowned mt BatabRnO and
Two American steamers Driven
Ashore--Nayor Asks
for Help.

KEY WEST Fla Oct @.--The Austrian
ste7mer Jennie. bound from Guliport for
Genoa. has called at this port TO land forty
nine workrlen picked UP at sea neac the
Bahama coast 100 miles from Key West.
The men were part Of force of ITO work
ingnen belonging to barge No. 4. engaged
on east coast extension work. Most Of the
others were either killed or drowned in
the storm early Thursday. Nine other
bnrEes crowded with worlIngmen engaged
in extension work were al sea with barge
feared all were lost
W. p nusenberry, one Of the engineers,
saved by the steamer Jennie, says the
storm struck barge No. at 5 o'clock
Thursday morning One hour later the
househoa. went to pieces in the raging sea
and thirty to forty men were killed In the
crash Dusenberry says nine other boats
working on the extension at Long Key
went to sea with barge No. 4. He has no
intelligence of their fate and fears for their
safety
officers of the rescuing steamer Jennie
say that they heard cries for help Thurs
day night and, following the direction Of
the sounds came upon a lot Of men float
/ ing in the sea, clinging 10 logs, lumber and
small rafts Boats were lowered and tbs
4 ioIAN mine men Drought mere were feSCutI.
Three other steamers. using searchlights,
/ came on the scene and assisted in saving
/ life. How many they rescued was not
ascertained by those aboard the steamer
/ Jennie.
Damage in Cuba Ovestimated
/ HAVANA, Oct. 20.-Reports received by
1 Governor Magoon this evening from the
provincial governors show that the hurri-
cane was less disastrous than at first be-
lieved The storm was confined mainly
/ TO the provinces of Havana and Pinar de-
/ Rio Batabano, thirty-twO miles southeast
! Of Havana. was the only town except the
/ capita which suffered greatly The mayor
4 Ct that place reports that nine persons
were killed and that many are missing
The American steamers Campbell, plying
between the Isle of Pines and the coast
4 and the Sarabusara went ashore, and many
4 small craft were wrecked. Nunerou:
hhouses weie blown down and hundred:
of persons homeless and destitute This
loss there is estimated al $6o0, ,OO0 Governor
Magoon has directed Governor Nunez Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
liquidation in New York.

YORK. Oct 90.-LiqUidation WAS
on a large scale with the opening
ock market today and prices broke
in all directions Speculative
were the largest sufferers. but
Inning up a point were common
whole list Reading and Gregt
) fell Sls, Anaconda 3, Smelling
3|dian Pacific 2ii, Northern Pacific
~nl Ia, Baltimore & Ohio. National
neral Electric and Colorado Fuel
/ lnion Pacific IL.
ssVy movement Of currency 10
-ior for crop moving purposes
Canadian requirements TO for
Toronto banks complicated the
a tuation The liquidation WAS
n a large scale. but large buy
& for supporting purposes re-
Ghe decline after the opening
did not entirely stop it
was again a heavy seller in
next weeks settlements there
accounting IN part FOR the liq-
q pm that center. Much Of yes
d todays selling represented
g. Of traders accounts This
hs been dominant factor iu
hat tor a fortnight or more, its
A htldings probably amounting
n million shares. There were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
iupIly Of Yellsw kstal Getting Toward
Danger Point.
SUGGESTION FROM BRITISH HSANcItR
feoreisry Shaw Can Relieve Situation BY
Releasing Treasury Holdings
AMERICAN SECURITIES ARE AFFECTED
sharp Drop in London IL Followed by
Liquidation in New York,
where Prices Decline
Rapidly.

LONDON. oct. &-After the surprise
caused in financial circles yesterday 10y the
eNceptional increase in the Bank Of Eng
lands rate of discount a feeling ~ great
relief and confidence was manifested to-
day. as il was believed that the per cent
rate Will prevent the export Of further
gold. Nevertheless, the stock market this
morning continued TO show much nervous
ness but there was an absence of the
feverish excitement which followed the
first announcement Of ihe increased rate.
American securities continued their down.
ward movement the opening prices being
I in marked contrast TO those Of the opening
yesterday. Union Pacific opened al lS9ia
| against 1881, yesterday while United States
Steel was offered at asa against 50S hid
yesterday. Banking circles showed not3-
be satisfaction at the fact that the Bank
Of England had been able to stop tho con-
tinued heavy exports Of gold TO the United
States
British fiuancier. discussing the situa-
1 tion. said today. ''The United States can
/ hardly expect London to finance the whole
world, and we are now confident that our
/ 6 per cent rate is a safe and permanent
/ protection against further inroads on our
/ stock OF gold. There is no thought at pres
ent OF a per cent rate, but and even 3
! per cent will he adopted II necessary 10
protect us against an abnormal depletion
! of the gold reserve. Therefore. il the
! United States continues TO require gold for
| the movement Of the cotton crop or other
needs. we feel that relief should come from
the other side Secretary Shaw once be-
1 fore relieved the situation by releasing il,
I and we in London cannot see why he
should SIT on his gold chests while thr
/ United States draws its needed supply II
gold from Jondon's depleted stock"
shipment of Gold.
II became definitely known today that
! about S10,O0OO0O in gold viii be shipped
! from England within the week, OF which
I amount s4,450000 went today to Egypt
/ according to announcement Its exact
I destination continued more or less in
doubt, but Egypt appears TO be getting
the bulk of the gold, with Argentina and
! Canada taking less amounts
The local bankers have recovered from
the scare they experienced over yester-
days crop Of rumors of alleged impend-
ing financial disasters. Leading bank
-inctly stated today that the ru-
velNety, ere the work Of those who were
tn white to profit by yesterdays sur
Ava II R;ct that there is much stringenCv
9-6X Z n hny, together with Frances uu-
lss. owing TO political considera-
release any of its huge stock Of
RS. Nelvet,her checks the earlier hope that
them verIu uld meet some Of the Egyptian
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

so rolls and part rolls the finest Administers Veve,
These have been and returned them
3ngs at great saving each and yard. At each
Remnants of Mating Fine Mixed japanese, per lC
japanese Cotton Warp yard .............. 15c 6S
IT. yard 1Oc Mating Samples, one yard
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

Guaranteed washable. Soft and velvety,
greens, pinks and blues combined with white
patterns.
1Sx36 inch Bath Rug. $50 3x3 fl. B
2X4 #. Bath Rug ....... $3.50 2-6X IT,
3x6 #. Bath Rug ...