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New-York tribune., 1908-09-13

porches steps. columns and fences charmed the
eye of the strolling visitor. The architecture OF
encroachment sight in itself When many
old houses abandoned for residential pur-
poses and were turned into shops. the making OF
basement entrances, with extensive steps leading to
sunken spaces, constituted new form of encroach-
ment.
All these things must go now. if they lessen
the picturesque aspect and entail heavy expense
on proprietors. The must retire their
fences, remove their porches and fill up basement
entrances TO the sidewalk level. Dealers in rugs
antique furniture and pictures bemoaning the
loss Of light and advantageous approach to their
New-York tribune., 1908-09-13
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

rwo-HoUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. W. Esd ST; T.
1l.5o a m. 1880. 40. l.50. $50. so. 40.
$50, $50. 650. 7.50. $50. 11.50 p m.
sundays, $50 $50. ESQ. 1880, 1l;5o g. m
1850. 80. $50. $50. 4-bo. $50. $50. 7-oo'
Ty. LIBERTY sT.E1.so. $50. 700. 500.
$50. 300 1000. I1yoo. Il.so a m; r. ~ %
6Oo, 200. 500 800 p m. u Is midnight
Sundays. 40, 500, 800. 1000. IL 90 q. m,
1900 noon. 100. 200. 800. 400, 500 500.
TOO. SEQ eco. 1890 p. m. 1918 midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. W 2Sd ST:-7-50. ESQ. 1l50 g. M.
J-5o. $50 $50. $50 J. m. daily. Lv. LIB
EETY ST.:-1.5o. 500. 1000 a. m, l2Oo
noon. 200. 800. 6.o0 7.eo p N. daily
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-
only), 1-20. 5.20. 40 p m sundays; 500
$50 a. m, go ?. n. Lv. LIBERTY ST; !:
500 1000 q. m. 200 sats, onlyl, 1.3o
5-40. 500 p. n Sundays. ZOO. 1000 a n1-'
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W. 2sd
$3.50 a m. Q2.5O Sats. only). $50
n. SUNDAYS. $50 a m. go P m Lv.
LIBERTY sT.:-1e.o0 a m 200 sats-
onfs). $40 p m sundays. 1000 a. H.
2-30 ,. m.
VIA ALL RAIL-Long Branch, Asbury
Park. Ocean Grove &c; Lv ". 2sd ST. ST.,
10. $40. 40 SOS except satsD. $50
{. 20. II.5o ?. M sundays 9.o5 a. m. $50
{ % p m Lv- LIBERTY ST.:-4.co. $50,
1I30 a m 02zo 1.2o Sats. only, 100
$50. AS (5-15 except Sats.). $50, g.
p. m, u OF midnight. Sundays. $50. e.l5
a m. 400, $50 .. m.
SANDY HOOK ROCTE.-For Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch. Asbury Park. ocean Grove.
&c Lv. Pier 81. y. R. Foot ". z2d ST.
1000 a. m. 1890, $40. 415. 7-45 D. m
Sundays 80 a m. LOO. 7-45 D m Leave
Dia- EOOr =
! 90. 845 AS. s10 ,. N. Sundays. 1000
a. IN. 80 $40 ?. m
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing Offices: Liberty ST. W. 25d St CTel.
Chelsea 3144), Piers 10 and 81. y. r.. 8
As-or House, 24S 454. 1900. 1854 Broadway.
1s2 225. PSI Fifth Av-. 279s Third Av-. Ill
West l25th St. PAS Columbus Av-. New
Nostrand Av., Brooklyn; 800 Broadway.
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co calls
FOR and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1908-09-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections in New Union Station.
Washington, with all Lines South
Leave New York Daily 23d St Lib'y St
WASHINGTON. SI'perr. 11-5o pm 1-3o am
WASHINGTON. Diner. 80 am 500 am
wAsHING1oN. Diner. $50 am 1000 am
tParlor car N Y TO Richmond, Va>
WASHINGTON. Diner, I1.50 am Il. 90 mn
WASHINGTON. Buffet, $50 pm 200 pm
ROYAL LTD - Diner, $50 pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet 6.5o pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 the West;
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG, T.5o am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 115o am II. 90 n n
PITTsBURG. CJEVEL'D. $50 pm 100 pm
-'PITTSBCRG LIMITED. ''6. 20 pm 700 pm
GIN ST LOUIS. LOCISV-. 80 pm 1.30 am
GIN. ST. LOUIE. .IOUISV.. $50 am 1000 am
GIN ST LOUIS, ,LOUISV-. $50 pm 600 pm
Offices: 2z5. s24 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. los Greenwich st, 225 5th Av.. s91
Grand St. y. Y: 343 Fulton St. Brooklyn:
West 23d St and Liberty St
After p m Sleeping Car Reservations
end fun information regarding trains. etc
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
b & o. r. R. 23d St Terminal Phone
Number. Chelsea-3if4-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-13

STAMPS AND COINS.
ON COINS. medals paper money. bought
sold Thomas L. Elder. 81 L 20 st. N l.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-13

WORKOUT gold and silver bought by r
Longman's Sons. gold and silver rehlsrs.
8 John st
New-York tribune., 1908-09-13
FURNITURE
APRONS.

60 E. FOURNIER.
S Mfr. FRENCH COOK JACKETS:
KIN CAPS AND APRONS. Walters and
flt ~ Bartenders' Coats. Butcher Gar
( E.h ments. Pastry Cooks Articles. etc.
AfAh19 Great assortment of Imported
knives. 10 w. 4Oth St. near Broadway
w Depot for Royal Windsor Hair Re
ecnerat5r: also The Niger: dyes hair any
color.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-13
WATCHES. DIAMONDS & JEwELRY.

MANUFACTURE OF diamond mountInss,
old jewelry bought, exchanged or made
over into new Morris SchiH. 81 Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-13

LEE BROTHERS Storage and Van Co. 21o
East 125th st.-Storage, moving, packing;
best service; telephone.
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sLO gusil ID ndsIsa7 5Qulors olrla2

Compre una Pianola 6 nm Piano pianos
lR de ls c6iebTe casa THE AEOLIAN
Co., de New York que ha perfsccionado
eIto instsumento haAta HegaF & Ia altUEs
que est6. CualquieT persona pu0de inter.
psetsE ma Pieza de mdsica como Bi fuoEa
un aHtista.
AdemEB, hay HiempEs pianos de la como
CidR maFca PLEYEL Pianos AIemSneT,
planes WebsEy maEca PARIS BAZAR,
eItos dEtimos { pla8oa Eaz6n de SO men.
saales sin pagan NADIA Rdelantado.
Una vista RI PARIS BAZAR de Pc.
drO Giusi una caEta diriiilA al departa'
mento muAical pondE6 Las peEuonaG into'
EeaadaG on pOIesi6n de loB datoE que 70
d aeau
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SObHe eI lrabsjO de
Ia paSada legislature.

La legiaIatuFa hs terminado "a sus Ba
sioneP. TODD 10 qua Bs Ia hechS, ehtS &
la yiata dc los obSeEvAdoEeg que eBtudia
ran la impoEtanciR de cRda ano dc Los pro
yectoa que Be han anaIi7sdo en- el labora.
torio paTlRme1t1Fio nat.vo. Las leyeB
apEebRdnH en- nentido general aon de com
pletS FefoEma para To- mAEehR interior de
nueAtro niEtsmR local de gobisrno, = sisndo
aplicAb!eB 81 pusblo de PusIt1 Rico, para
nadie ha de ser Ia EsfoEma On IL prEcsica
giuo para el pueblo pueEtorEiqut6e
La pRSada legislatura ha deiado tEas 81
algo q 1e pignifca psna el pueblo trabaiA'
dor una gran ventsiR y para 81 partido
unioniats, uns gloria. Ne Esfsro al bill,
que pEohibs que 4 los tFabsia lores 80 Iss
Eague 50 BalaEio en- fchaB de metal CAL.
tones BellRdoP, que fac apEobado. Las or
ganizRciones obreraB deBde hRCa RIgun
tempo venian pidiendO que 81 RiBtema de
hchaH y Wales fusFa abolido, = nuuca al.
can2aron mas que la pTomeBR de "haremos
s'go", por paTte de IoH legisIadoreS.
El delegsdo obreFo sen lR Romero Rosa,
pEesent6 por tres Vscsg 81 pVoyecto nara
hRCeT lR ley deseada poF todoB los obreFog,
sin podeF ConssguiFlo; psro So VOC siempre
potsnts cuRndo de pedir aaticia 90 tfataba
hizo lleg4r hahts las atlas eaf3raB del q.
bieTno la necsBidRd que exists de que al
pueblo que vive en- las CampihaB de estS
is'a 90 le hicisra juSticia.
La i.tima pRlabra Hobre eBo, IL diio 81
indicate De ofeics vaEios en- 81 mau pasa.
do, ' traH la petici6n que hizo 81 paEla.
mento indicando 10 neCagidad de que ga
prssentAra de nusvo 81 pEOyecto, HuFgisron
ca ambas C6msras Faladines que, como
RomsrO RoIa, supisron poner muy ca sit,
la petici6n de ess sindicato, que intsrpTstA.
bR las aBpirRCionss del pals en- g lneraI.
La CGmRrR hlmcg6nsa h6 hecho t9do
10 que ha podi 10 poF Rtsnder laH neca
nidade1 del pAfs y nsdie que tsngS lano
juicio, 20 IRA poueT Gobrs ella 81 eatigma
del guserGGmsntaliSmo que aquf mas que
Q ninguna otEa paFts prostitayo degra.
dc quisneH 10 ponsn en- pFfCtica.
FL pats tisne ants Bf un cuadro que de.
be do eBtudiaF y los directories do Les frsc'
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AVISAMOSa a nuestEos favorecedores que
en- nuestro establecimieuto "LA VILLA
DE MAORID", acabamos de recibiT:
CORSETS Franceses desde 81 centavOs
SS, TRAJES bOrdadOs de Tul de los ul-
t-nos modelos de PARIS Y st GALL, teji-
timRs PLUMAS de Ostrich, un gran surti-
do en- ClNTURONE5 de Piel Eslasticos,
el surtido mas complete en- PBINETAS de
fantasia desde 25 centavOs q S25 cada una,
los lejitimos DRILES No, 100 y JIPIJAPA,
Tricots y ELASTICOTINA para Frac etc.
Exclusives en- estOs patrOnes) Ell surtido
mas complete en- TIRAS BORDADAS y
BRODERIES, que vendemOs constante-
mente mitad de precio, Tenemos tam
bien, leiitimRs MANTAS de los Princes
para Wales, Telas de hilO Espaflolas e.
Ynglesas cuantos artfculos de nuestrO
ramo sOlicite ell pGblico de buen tonO.
Visitenos pidanos muestras y lie hare
mos cualquier envio poT correo EXPIRES.
TelefOnO 278. p o. Box, 764.
San Francisco 81. San Juan, r, R.
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clones po' 'fEicas exiltsnts8 sn Il iala, una
leCCi6n que dsbon aprendeE; sato 60, & BsT
amsrieanos uiendO pueEtoEEiquehoB, como
tusEon nusatron pssudo colonizRdores IN
gleseB, hiendo ante1 que todo ameEicanop.
El paEtido unionista hR atsndido las
peticio1ss que Be le hieisron para rtfoFmar
lau cOndiCioneg de loB obrero1 y, hacienda.
10 asf, no hizo otrs cOIa que CumpliE con
81 pueblo que dGpOIit6 On 81, 80 ConfRn1a.
Vsrdadero
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10: sanbrsro. 1. las Nov.dat.s" ("

Ha cauEado muy gEatR impression sntre
el sIemsnto fsmenino de esta ciu1ad de
la isla, 81 gran suEtido de bonitos ele'
ganteI BombreroB que de todan formaB y
pEeCioB est6 Tecibiendo la acreditada ten.
do de modas "Lag NovedadeB''. PHopios
para Ia eutaci6n de Ioa tiitimog modeIo1
do Paris NuevR York LondEeB = Madrid
tienen 'fLsB Novsdades" 81 mss espI6ndi'
do BuItido dc sombreIoB para seiioEaB, Sc
ffoRitaa nifiag. one daFas puade,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-18

INTEREsA A LAS sENORA5.-Ei
dia 10. de Abril pF6ximo Es aSFir6 81 I'd
blico an slegantiSimo sAtAbleCimiento en- el
local que hay oCupa ls casa David Bella
more, on donds habr6 un exEenso y variR
do HuFtido ds aFticulon para Bt1i ,rRB , oa'
bllleFos de la mas alta novedad. Las
exiAtsnCias que adn qusdAn de la casa Be-
llamoEe 1e Esalizsn unas al costo otrRs
msnoB del CoHtO. No dejs de ir durante
eatos dias que ala quedSn de MRTso para
compEaE preCios de qusmaz6u. 15v.E.
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Ell MAS ACREDITADO. Haats
bonitas pleas muSicaleB han ai1o com
pueBtas en- honor de los favoTecedore1 de
Ia RcreditAda msrca "Ron San Luis" que
han podido lIsvRr 81 primer puesto los
Alvarez HermanoS de eHtS plaza. FL de
p6sito, San Jol6 en- San Juan, % We
conBtantemsnte viBitado poT los fAvorsce.
dores de enc aEtfCulo que haoen gEandeB
pedidoB para toda la iBla. No 10 OlvideiR
Ron "san L7is" que no contisno ninguns
8uatancia peRjudiciAl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-18

REMATE DE PRRNDAs el dia 81
del corrients tendr6 lugar on Ia casa de
pE6itAmsS de JoG6 Bazin, Allen II, 81 re-
mats de las prsndAH cuyoa tAloneB han
Cumplido lon muses. que manda ls ley Gin
hRbaF Bido cancelRdoB nj TenovRdoB La
caua SIGMA guR oneFacioueR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-18

OPORTUNIDAD.-Por tensr que de
diCaHHe 81 dueiio otFos negocioP, 90 van.
de 81 estRbleCimisnto BiilaE Cafstia ms
tslsdo On Ia psrada 25 dc BantuFce frente
q lR Iglesia. Para infoFmes en- ell mismo
astableCimisnto Gabriel Ferrer. 15vp.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-18

LOS MAS AOREDITADOB = a.
BIanOo Fernandez. FahTleaRi0 Do e0T0S
conoCido yentaioEaments On toda II isIa =
sxtranisro. OrdsnGa 81 ApaItado 887, 8 la
Gale dc Tstu6n 43, on San Juan, de
Pnarfo Rico.
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SO[ERES EN- SlNTUREE.

So venden aoIaFss con frents Ia carTe.
terra central , otFoH interiOEs8 con GALES
Rfivmsdas.
Iaf3Emar6 w. Bosch. Tesaan n6msro
3 altos. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-18

al CLUB de f. Kehrhahn & %.
regals I'm Fsloi de orc "WaIthlm' sema
nRlmente entire Bus clientss, II Ultima se'
mana obtuvo uno, Ii san rits J1sefa JuE-
be, de B1yam6D, Uocio ndmeFO q.
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WANTED, by large commercial house,
photographer capable tf tskipg letters il
Englilh aud Spanish. Write, stAting
experience and salary expscted, to T. =
BnX 602 e.
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sE VENDE.-Un busn piano , va
rios otFos mneblea de casa. PaEsda 4 al
lRdo sala de SocoTFoH. 8 v. O..
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INTEREsANTE. = S. ofreoa on ysnta
an autom6vil maEca Thomas Flyer de SO
cabAlloB de fusrzA d. muy POGO uso = re
Ci ntements impoltado.
Una caldera mu.6tubu'a lax s, Guys
tuberfs R6lo 90 ha usado una zsfsg.
Una chimenea de pIsnChaB de hierFO
3 IS. 80 pies alto por 5 de diGmetFo' en-
busnas condolences de uBo. .f1Emara
Iidro A. Sanchez. San Juan F. h. Fe'
brero 25 de 1908. 10 va.
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: Sc VENDE UN HERMOSJ , so
LAR frents al Psrqus BoEinqusn distan
to 60 metros del mar.
Informar6n en- la Notsrfa de Julio C6'
EaF Gonz6IeE. 10 v
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RestauTadOr Vital de RicOrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres. Ca
rantizado. Precio $1-OO, orc. Siempre la
Venta en- la Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha curado otros, 10 cura v Sc
solicitan pedidOs por correo.
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lnnIclnnR GEMERll

lHSEjO = Las FaADkrs.-ci lasabe eai1asate q
: seI "a Wnslow debe senpre que los nios esth
a f. fodo de IA dentici6n Proporcona aVo in1nedato
81 ueoueho paciene produce sueno natural tran5uJo
Iva el dolor el angelic desperta muy viveY aegf&
n yv aeradable Il Taadar, eana ii nno, ablaIda ss
sncias aviA sus dolores hace faeles lss ncones de
sst6mago Eegua los intestinose s q mejor Tel1edie
~ eusiouera otra causa. atngre mpcho euidado peR
4 Berab6 camaOso % 4 Se6ngs Window ss q nso5
y.
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n sE ALQUILAN apoSsntos
& " tres = cuatro pesos On la casa
- al lado de Ia fsbrica de tabs
COS Puerta de Tterra. antigua C6Fcsl. In,
foRmar6n Allen 66 45 v.P.
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Al RECIBO DE s enviamoB &
vueIta de- correo un relOj Elgin gsFantizR-
do poE diez afioS, , por $40 rsmitimoa uno
maFoB WRIthan. - r. KehrhGhn. San
j Junn p. r. V.p.
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En- eata impFoNta e V8nd0 papal le
paEi6diCo visio & $500 los 46 kiIos Gun
qUintaE)
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S so semanaIeS ' VallOSOS regaIoS

Y % VVTINIWIVN VVTVNVN TVBWTVV
Cualquier persona de actividsd y energfa
puede ganarse $4,000 SsmaRalss yendiendo
nuestros cuadros al 0leO de asuntos religio-
sos, en- colores. Los cuadrOs miden 10 X 20
pulgadas. Solicftese circulary muestras en-
ViandO 25c. orc americana osu equivalete a
FREE & Ktzl 81 Union Sa. NsW-YOrk U. S
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EX ~ERT b 4 kkespeF frs his BeIyi'
csB during svsnir e hours. +. f., T. y.
b. 494.
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TENEDOR dc ibTou ofrsCs BuB nsTvi'
clos de las cinco dc IR taTde On Rdslant'.
R. p. % b 494. Pm.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
SHAWL IDEA IN NEW FURS
Marked Tendencies in Winter Wraps
of Ratakin Seems to Be in
High Favor.

It is always difflcui. 10 Describe a sea-
sons furs. In many cases the new shapes
vary but slightly from those of the pre-
ceding season, and besides often much of
the beauty Of a fur garment depends upon
the quality and color of the fur and the
workmanship put into it rather than upon
airy originality of line or trimming.
The most beautiful furs are at their best
when severely handled No applied trim
ming or bizarre cutting can improve Rus
sian sables. silver fox, etc, and indeed as
a rule the better long-haired furs are more
effective when merely self-trimmed.
There is, however. a marked tendency
even among these furs-a widening tt
shoulder ard flattening of line in the large
neck furs, oddly at variance with the
fluffy frilliness and choking closeness of
the frivolous small ~neckpieces.
Naturally, consideration for purse or fig
ure usually modifies the size Of such
models, but the shawl idea finds an echo
evep in many of the smaller pieces. Chin
chilla lends itself particularly we'll to this
treatment, and lovely shawl models, large
and small, are shown in this fur and in
ermine, while the lighter, thinned breitsch-
wanz is usually slightly draped when it
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
GIVING WEDDING PRESENTS
Among Best Families Relatives Alone
Are Now Expected to Make
These Gifts.

Wholesale giving OF costly wedding pres
ents is nc longer in good taste" writes
one of the dictators. Many wedding in
vitations sent out by the best families OF
Europe and America now are accompanied
with requests that no presents be given.
Among these it is the custom for presents
to be given only by relatives. Occasionally
such a privilege might be enjoyed by a very
dear friend, but for others to give presents
to a bride could be interpreted as taking
a liberty to which their relations do not
entitle them. 1t was only among the vulgar
classes that the great craze OF wedding
gifts ever received extensive sanction"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
SUBSTITUTE FOR BRIDGE
other Ways II which Butterflies of
Fashion May Make
Money.

There can be no doubt bridge has lost
its hold, but this does not mean the butter
flies of fashion will cease to find excite
ment in gambling, said a New York man.
If it is not bridge, it will be something else,
as was shown the other night at one of the
first formal dinners of the opening season
in New York, when an ingenious young
matron added several hundred dollars to
her credit by a guessing contest as to the
number of feathers in the Indian head
piece of the Irish maiden decorating the
new so gold pieces.
The thing was rather apparent, but the
diners, pining for novelty, did not seem
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
Hollow Cheeks
and SUnken Chests
May Be Quickly Rounded Out With
Robust Flesh by Using Stuart's
Calcium Waters.
write for Fres Trial Paotar..

Hollow checks. sunken chests. muddy
compilations. plmply faces. and nervous
b~reakdowns are caused primarily by bad
blood. either filled with impurities or con-
tanning hut little strei 9Th,
Build w. your blood and you supply every
part OF the body with the material for
building flesh. bone, muscle and nerves.
The ordinary woman or man who suf-
fers from physical decline is morose,
moody and inclined to despair. Conss-
quently they do not eat or do those things
which tend to improve their condition and
thereby steadily grow worse. Stuart's Cal
cium Waters is a tonic pure and simple
with a great blood purifier combined, thus
giving tho system Immediately that re-
newed vigor and life so necessary to over
come decline OF flesh and nerves.
These little waters make themselves felt
at Snce by renewing the blood so thai II
invigorates the nerves ard buoys Up this
spirit OF the sufferer.
One notices almost Immediately a gen.
ersl improvement in health and a desire
for greater activity and vim.
This condition is due to the introduction
OF new blood to the dying, tired or decay
iEg flesh and nerves.
stuart's Calcium Waters. though power.
full and their results wonderfully rapid in
t~rsnspiring. are absolutely harmless, and
they may be used by children as well as
adults.
Do not let your blood remain longer in
an impure. decaying state, but write at
once for a trial package Of stuart's Cal.
cium Waters. We will send them TO you
free. or go to your druggist ard buy a
box. Price soc. Address r. A. Stuart Co,
IN stuart Bldg, Marshall. AIiel
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
RECEPTION TO REV. FRANK DYER
Followed by supper and Address
Urging COnEreEatiOnalists to
Organize.

A reception and supper for Rev. Frank
Dyer Of Chicago, general secretary OF the
Congregational Brotherhood Of America.
was given last night at the Young Mems
Christian association by fifty or more
prominent Congregational laymen OF the
city.
TIE event began at 5;45 last evening with
an informal reception in the Young Mems
Christian association lobby. This was fol-
lowed by the supper. after which Mr.. Dyer
delivered an address; The Challenge of
the Times to Congregational Men" Short
addresses by others present followed. A
feature of the evening was the discussion
Of plans for a more complete organization
among the Congregational laymen of the
city and II is probable that a general move
ment to this effect will date from the meet
Ing last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
assumes the long shouldered shawl or

assumes the long shouldered shawl or
fichu lines.
The directoire cape goes beyond the
shawl idea ard is possibly the newest and
most luxurious note in fur garments. Va
rious models launched under this nams
show slight differences of line and finish,
but the general character Of the garments
is the samoa long, loose, sleeveless cloak
whose shoulder line runs down almost to
the elbow.
The cloak is opeDed all the way up the
sides, but caught together lightly undet
the arm to provide some slight semblancs
OF a sleeve effect. Often the back ends In
one long point, falling out over the train
and the front in two shorter points, but
other models show a gradual slope from
middle front to middle back.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
MISCHIEVoUS AUTUMN WORK
RakinE Leaves from the Grass De-
strOys Natures MethOd OF
Restoring IL,

Why on earth should a man or woman
run a lawn mower in October, or why
should they rake all the beautiful brown
leaves out of the grass and burn them?
Nature sprinkles these leaves all over the
lawns as a protection against the cold OF
winter, and I would have removed only
those which gather In heaps, or possibly
lie so thickly as to smother the grass.
Nature works all summer weaving at mil
lions of looms to shade us and the earth,
and when the work Is done she shakes off
the leaves to keep the earth warm during
the zero weather. 1t is a wonderful gift,
and that man is a fool who rejects Il,
Leaves not needed on the. lawn should
be gathered for the compost pile; others
to be used as bedding in the stables, and
others still to bank the buildings and cover
the floors of the chicken room and the
apple cellar-if these are under the barn.
In all sorts OF ways autumn leaves are
money savers and money makers, and yet,
/ think that over half Of these brown beau
ties are burned-that is, of those that fall
near our villages.-outing Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08

to care, paying their SIS each. and the win
ner CALAMITY returning his prize of 500 to
the fair originator OF the friendly swindle.
Although large amounts still are won and
lost at bridge, adeptness in the game is no
longer necessary to the woman Of a COM
paratively slender purse remaining in the
social whirl, for the unskilled or unlucky
ones now may plead off the card table
without running risk of being looked upon
as a hindrance to every hostess.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
WhoIe Tomato PreserYe..

Take firm tomatoes, not too ripe; place
in jar and cover with melted paraffin. Have
jar warm by placing in hot water, put in
layer OF tomatoes and cover with the paraf-
fin, then add second layer OF tomatoes and
until Jar Is filled. To remove fruit
place jar in hot water, and wax will soften
ind tomatoes can be taken right out.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
Attention, A. O. u. w.

You are hereby notified OF the death of
Brother John p. Haman, a member in good
standing Of Union Pacific lodge No. II, A.
o. U. w. Funeral from the residence, SlI
North Seventeenth street. Sunday at 2 p.
m. All uniformed degree teams of the city
and members of the A. o. u. w. are re-
auested to be present. H. 1. Chestnut,
Master Workman. John p. Carr, Recorder.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08

carefully. In this sheath the hair lies
smooth and u~ntangled, only needing TO
be cared for once in several days, and
giving the sick one the least possible an
noyance.