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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
NEW SMELLER MADE TO ORDER
Skin ana bone of Victims Forehe
L 10 Form n Nasal
A~ppendage.

D~isfigured by the absence OF a nose ana
fortune, Arthu: Meyer. an ironworker OF
Philadelphia. has undergone an operation
In the Samaritan hospital, and two weeks
hence he will be discharged with a flesh
and-blood-nose made from material his
own body supplied. The operation was
performed by DR.. Wayne Babcock. Meyer
was under ether for ninety minutes when
the operation was being performed.
DIR. BabcUck laid back to either side of
the face the skin covering the spot where
the old nose had been, and pulled down
the small, remaining portion Of the old
nasal bone to form a h-ldgs FOR the new
one. Two incisions were made In the skin
on the forehead, just above the point where
the nose should be-. The cuts extended al
most TO the edge OF the hair. When pulled
down over the artificiaIly formed bridge
what had been skin and flesh of the fore
head presented a surface that will quickly
adhere and grow to the new bridge forma-
ton.
OF Meyers first nose all that remained
was the cartilage and ~nostrils. To this tho
skin that was stripped down ( ON the
forehead was stitched, and the skin flaps
at either side OF the nasal passages were
drawn together and sewed dow the CEN
ter. ending that phase OF the operation.
Tiny rubber tubes were inse ted at either
side OF the cartilage. extending upward
through the nasal passage to the point
from which the air reaches the bronchial
tpbes.-Philadelphia Record.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
REAL HOG AGAINST ROAD HOG
nsIIsh Motorist Sues Farmer q
Animal Caused an Accident
90 Gar. '

LONDON. Feb. 2T.-(Special.D-That the
motorlst is not the only road hog has just
been proved IN an amusing case in the court
OF appeal here.
The owner Of a motor car sued the owner
OF a large, fat hog for damages caused by
a complication OF circumstances. 1t seems
that the hog was thoughtlessly sleeping In
the center of a public road near, Truro, IN
Cornwall, when a horse and cart and the
motor approached. Reused by the pounding
Of the horses's hoofs on the road and the
footing OF the automobile horn. the old
hog, slowly and laboriousiy. struggled TO
his feet.
When human beings are in the way Of
the motor car nowadays they loose no time
in scrambling TO a place of safety. Not so
this particular Cornwall hog. He had his
own ideas on the right OF way.
1t was at this point in the narrative that
the court evidence became amusing, and,
incidentlly. conflicting. II Is not easy to
tell from the testimony just what the hog
really did. II We are to believe some OF
the witnesses he Is master of a bag Of
tricks that would ehtitle him to a place in
Ringling's circus. The consensus, of opin-
ion was that the hog refused to bulge from
his position In tho center OF the road. One
witness contented himself with saying that
the animal ''snortsd' at the oncoming mo-
tor car. Another declared that the hog
''barked' seversl timer at It.
1t was neither OF these actions, however,
which was Responsible for the court ac-
ton. Evidently 'snortius,' barking hogs
are everyday sights in Cornwall. Finding
bis defiant grunts OF no avail, the hogh
actually sat up on his haupches, with his
front feet in the air. Such an exhibition of
cleverness was too much for the horse at
tached 10 the cart, and he SHE'D across the
road. One witness said he thought the
horse was trying to emulate the trick of
the hog. but the others who were called
retused~to be drawD on the psychology OF
the animal, ' 1s f.
When the horse SHE'D the motor was
close behind and. In attempting to avoid .
collision the diver ran his machine into
q stone wall One; witness f~acetiousiy re-
marked that he Thought the motor was try
Ing to 60 both horse and hog one better.
and turn a back somersault.
The plaintiff based his case in court on
the fact that the defendant had occupied
the public highway with something dan.
gerous. The court. however, refused TO be-
heye that the hog was really dangerous
The lord justice remarked that "A man
can ait down by the roadside when he Is
tired, why should not q hog?"
Upon a witness being called who gave
the hog an excellent character alignment
was given for the defendant.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

land who would be divorced tomorrow n
they had the means. The society is at
present engaged in collecting instances Of
hardship caused by the present law. IL
has In its files records OF hundreds Of cases
Of wives who have been deserted by their
husbands M who are compelled to support
their children unaided. because they are
unable to marry again. There are cascs
also OF husbands tied to drunken wives
who neglect their homes and run their hus
bands into debt, but who are secure from
divorce because they have not committed
the one form OF misconduct which entities
a husband TO divorce.
The Divorce Law Reform society would
go much further than has been suggested
by Sir Gorell Barnes. for in addition to
oheapening the cost of divorce proceedings
It would add to the grounds for obtaining
a divorce. Some OF the causes suggested
are drunkenness. the drug habit and con-
vietion OF q crime.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
FEE TEETH EVERY MINUTE
Record of Woman Dentist VINO RE-
= @Oves Motars for Charity
So. In L0ndNn.

H"
LONDON, Feb, E.-'F1ve teeth pulled per
minute, while You walt" is the enticing and
attractive advertisement OF the Dalmains,
who might be called the official tooth
pullers to the London East End. To see
this couple at work in Petticoat Lane on
Sunday morning 10 one Of the queer sights
Of the English metropolis. Mrs. Dalmain,
besides helping her husband In their out
door work, has q permanent establishment
in Pinnlico Row, not far from Whitechapel.
where she carries on the business OF barber
and tooth extractor to the general public.
In the course ottheir long and successful
tooth-pulling career. Mr.. and Mrs. Dalmain
have yanksd out, with more or less pain
lessness-oftep more-upwards OF 1901 90
~ulolays. II you doubt this fact. you can 60
to their shop when you have a few weeks
TO spare and count, these teeth, to the utter
most toothlet, for the Dalmains never let
80 OF a molar enoe they have captured 1T,
carefully dspositing the refractory organs
OF torture In a big glass jar. These jars
are ranged AL In a row" and probably
represent one Of the greatest monuments
to hum IN palm now in existence. 1t gives
you . toothache 20 loog at them.
Strange to sal. for all Of their thousands
Of Operations" on the human jawbone. the
Dalmalns have never charged a cent. They
pull teeth just for the delight OF the thing
Anyone with an aching molor-the big back
ones, yOu kaow. that when they begin
throbblng remind you of the place said to
be paved with good intentions'-can 20 to
Mrs n@imain. or her husband, and have
the toTturing member jurked out in nc
time. "
In accomplishing their philanthropIe mis-.
sion among ths sufferers from toothach,
the Dainains divide their labors: the hus
band attending TO the men. the wife plying
her art among the Gentler sex.
Most Of the trade OF these peculiar
philanthropists Is done on Sunday morn
inse. at the entrance OF famous Pettiooa
Lane. This street IL thronged with peopl,
who pay . cents to eater an enclosur,
where. clothing OF every description is sold
Hers you may have the opportunity OF buy
ing a fairly good suit for % cents or a dres
worth siB-or iess-for 81. Speaking o
dollars. II il peculiar that English none,
20 the value Of 5 shillings 0l.2D is oitsi
termed "a dollar" especially In the white
/ chapel district. But thls. of course. /
neither here nor there. and has. perhaps
little to do with the teeth. except that
is the bargains OF Petticoat Lane tina
bring the immense crowds to the spot.
must certainly be a real bargain that woul
induce anyone with a violent toothachs /
go shopping. hut the attractions of .th
: lane are ovsrvheiming. You can buy you
I dollar suit and also have your toOthach
> annihnatsd' without charge
"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

49, AaA-a aHaH- H
risEe, but that a MOI accepted AZ any a-
cuse,
The e~nterprisipg American sirl with
matrimonial smbidoas win have a chance
one OF these DAYS OF ORA elng & great fish
20 her bait IN the person OF the duke Of
Richmond His grace II = handsome and
Distinguished E,oktag man and on the
right side Of a. For years he has had the
ambition TO visit the United States. but the
opportunity has not hitherto been forth
coming. Nov however. because Of a slight
indisposition and the necessity Of change Of
scene he has decided to make the trip.
The duke has been q widower for years.
but there Is no reason why he should re-
main 90. especially az all his daughters
are marriedr save Lady Helen Gordon
Lennox. who is to accompany him to
America. Though not a wealthy man for
his position. the duke has. nevertheless.
an income OF about f15c, 900 a year. a mag
nlficent castle In Scotland as well as the
finest mansion at Goodwood. where for
years his late father invariably entertained
the then prince and princess OF Wales, the
present king ana queen. who have also
honored his son on several occasions at
house parties for the races. The duke IL
OF the old school. conventional and ex-
elusive to tho last degree, and 50 far none
Of the nouveaux riches has even been per-
mitted TO enter the stately and historic
Gordon castle or Goodwood house. Nor
has one heard OF Americans being invited
to his parties. which makes IT all the more
REGULAR that he should want to visit you.
It remains to be seen what New York and
washington society viii do for him and
whether the American woman will succeed
in entIciEs him into the tolls OF nnatrimony.
~ LADY. MARY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

he soon discovered his mistake. His man
OF affairs soon came to him with a compli-
cation. The horses were to be put up at
auction at a big establishment in the Rue
de Ponthieu. But some critics had pointed
out to this man of affairs that the auc-
tioneer was a lew. Was this a serious
enough consideration to warrant the inter-
vention of the archbishop? 1t evidently
was. for a few days later the honor OF
auctioning the stud was awarded to a rival
establishment, where the sale is to take
place shortly.
The collection consists of twenty-five
horses and by a curious coincidence the
de Raineville jockeys have always worn
violet-the archbishop's color.
During the last years of her life the
-viscountess, an old lady in her seventies,
had very naturally not taken as much in
terest In the horses as her husband had
done. He was a staunch royalist deputy
and his wife was apparently a strong sym
pathizer with his anti-republlcan ideas, for
she delighted In giving names which were
carlcatures of prominent governmental per-
sonalities to her horses. Clemenceau was
transformed into Clemencette and Caillaux
became Caillautette.
Because of the ~viscountess' lack of in
terest in race track triumphs or defeats,
very few of the horses which will be auc-
toned are particularly celebrated, although
former victories of the de Raineville stable
are still remembered in sporting circles.
Since her husbands death the v~iscountess
has paid more attention to the breeding OF
horses rather than to races. Her farm at
Allonville is one OF the best In France and
many of the de RaineviIle foals are sold
during the summer season at the fashion
able resort, Deauville.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
HOME REMEDY THAT
STOPS FALLING HAIR

What 10 claimed TO be one OF the best
preparations for the hair can be easily pre-
your druggist n ounce OF Beta ouinol
and half a pintfof alcohol. mix the alcohol
With . half pint Of water. then add the
10 ready for use. Tn Beta Quinol con-
tains all the best known chemicals. ~
highly eoneentr1tsd form. for the cure OF
bed Into the roots OF the hair every day
for = week or 30. then two or three times
a week. your dandruff will surely disap-
pear and your hair Will stop Ia.l.ng oHL
This simple mixture will strengthen the
roots OF the hair and Will max the hair
light ana nuffy. Any druggist viii sup
and u u Dpan,eAhls e use warm water in
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

Irish Point, plain center, wide
border, per pair .$4.75
Irish Point, conventional border,
per pair 1910
Irish Point, wide border, extra
heavy net, per pair 49,. 1915
Brussels Lace, extra value, 1925
Brussels Lace, allover design. per
pafr .S4.75
Brussels Lace, plain center, wide
border, per pair ....... 5000
Brussels Lace, allover design, ex-
ira wide border, per pair $1,000
Very fine improved Saxony Brus-
sells, per pair .$14.5O
Novelty Net Curtains, imitation
filet border, per pair ....$4.5O
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

Novelty Net Curtains. plain center,
wide border, per pair 1910
Novelty Net with Marie Antoin-
cite border, per pair 49,. .$7.OO
Novelty Net, plain center, extra
wide Marie Antoinette border, at
per pair .$5.25
Novelty Net, plain center, Batten-
berg border, per pair ..$2.75
Novelty Net. fancy border with
fancy corner design, pair $5.25
Novelty Net, Tambour border,
plain center, per pair $500
Novelty Net, linen applique bord-
err, plain center. per pair $685.
Novelty Net, imitation filet bord-
er, plain center of heavy net, per
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

palr .,.... S4.OO
Novelty Net, Battenberg Braid
border and corner design, at per
pair ........ ........ A3.Bo
Scotch Net. small figured center,
fancy block pattern border, at
per pair ........ .S2.T5
Scotch Net. small design. with
filet border, per pair. . 1915
Scotch Net, fine brussels border,
large corner design, pair $3.50
Scotch Net, allover design. brus-
sells pattern, per pair 1878
Scotch Net, imitation Cluny bord-
er, plain center, per pair $2.25
Arabian Cable Nets, from $4.75
to -. 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

AsAlnl Or. F5erss;s Asaseisss
saAszs tbS nSvAlkAS EotsI ASd Sar-
Hs0Al Institute. at B1fnsIs. thar
SSSAIy Equipped Aad with . SeaH
81 1Aausa &s1IA1lSes t. treat che
Aors difnfeuft cAsss ef 0AEoEt0
dAs4Sas wAstAer reauirAaE Mod
AL or Surgical skin foF tAe1P
eurs. wftfS AT nrSS
RTALLDS 0UzDB BooE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

Mercerized Rep. with Tap border.
per pair S0.OO
Armure Tap. Oriental tapestry
border, per pair ...... 1915
Mercerized Tapestry bordered
Portieres, per pair ..... $500
Light blue and tan. silk tapestry
Portieres, per pair -. $500
Armure Tapestry Po%rtieres, light
tap. border, per pair 49,. $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
ARCHBISHOP FINDS IT HARD
TO DISPOSE OF STABLE
Catholic PPelate of Paris Has Some
Embarrassment I'm Selling stud
Left Him by Horse Lover.

PARIS, Feb. I.-In all ages devout
Catholics rave bequeathed legacies OF dif-
fering size and description to popes, cardi-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
blood making It rich, red and V~itaLizin
ING the above and kindred affections.

,gerous to experiment with w or but slightly tested NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. urged
rt as good" or better than "Golden Medical Discovery" The dishonest dealer
sometimes famr that he knows what the Profered substitute is made OF, but you
into yr stomach and system expecting it 10 act as curative. To him its only a
of profit Therefore, innn on having DR.. Piercehs Golden Medical Dis
covey. If not promptly supplied trade elsewhere.
Perces Common Sense Medical Adviser, 1908 pages, clothbound. Address:
DR.. Perces Pleasant Pellets regulate and strengthen Stomach, Liver and BowelA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

oUA OUAIU4A4SD'
Craftsman Portieres, fancy appli-
que design, per pair 49,. $4,000
Silk Portieres, Gothic design, all
colors, per pair ...... $500
Duplex Armure Tap, red and red
combination, per pair ..S11.5O
Duplex Armure Tap, rose and
green, per pair $3.50
Mercerized Rep. with Tap Border,
per pair $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

Quick Action for Your Money-You get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

Imported French Velour POrtiercs.
per pair. \
Mercerized Tapestry Portieres.
tassell top and bottom. all col
ors, per pair ,.... $3.50
Mercerized Tapestry Portieres,
Oriental design, tassel top and
bottom, per pair ....... 1915
Plain Green Armure Tapestry Por-
there's, tassel top and bottom, per
pair $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

It's foolish and often dangerous to experiment with new or but slight
upon the afflicted as Just a good, or better than Golden Medic
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
OUR BEST BARGAINS.

FINE seven-room brick residence, on
concrete foundation, built only one
year ago; all modern conveniences;
large screen porch; a block and a
half from street car and only two
blocks from school; east front. Only
$500 cash and the balance to suit.
This house is built on an extra
large lot. "a feet wide and nearly
200 feet deep. A snap at. S3,OOo.OO
10 ACRES of fine alfalfa land. close
to town: improved with a good A.
room house, with lots of shade
around; a first-class barn and
chicken houses: also some nice
Young fruit trees and some bear
ing. About one hundred grapes.
etc. Terms. $1,000 cash and the
balance monthly. Price,
only .-------.-.-..- -sf'-O"-Vv
AN EXCELLENT 3-acre tract. on
North Center street: property
which will increase in value very
rapidly. This property is improved
wit ha fairly good house and good
we'll: also a nice young home or
chard. Only one-half cash
YOUR MONEY BACK IF ANY
THING WE SELL YOU is NOT
AS WE REPRESENT IT.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
For Sale-Real Estate

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Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
For Sale-Real Estate

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Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
GREENE & GRIFFIN
REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENT CO
1877 NJ. Center st.

THE classified columns of the Re-
publican are making money for
others; they will make money for
YOU. Try a classified ad In the
Republican.
FOR SALE-New 50-foot plate glass
front modern brick business block
at Glendale, in course of construc-
ton; store rooms leased now; re-
turns will net Is to 90 per cent on
investment: one of the best business
propositions in Salt River valley to-
day; TO be sold at cost; full ex-
PLANTATION for selling will be given
prospective purchaser. Don't see
me unless you mean business. Chas
A. Stauffer, "a West Adams.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
For Sale--Real Estate

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Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

Close to the Capitol. on w. Adams
St. we offer beautiful corner lot
75x137A. south front. for few days
at 5000.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
For Sale-Real Estate
, GREENE & GRiffiN
REAL ESTATE e. INVESTMENT CO.
1877 NJ. Center st.

Only $1,000 for good Groom brick.
Has brick partitions. Lot 50x131h.
One block of car line. Half cash.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
GREENE & GRIFFIN
REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENT CO.
1877 N. Center st.

Pretty five-room mission style
house. just finished. within blocks
of Center street: $500. Only 500
down and SIS per menth.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

New 5-room bungalow in the best
section of n. Center street. beauti-
fully finished home. double screen
porch. modern throughout; *5ooo'
Half cash will buy.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

$3.50 for a pretty 50xl4O lot on y
First ST.; must be sold within days
at this price.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

$500 down will buy new 5-room
modern brick in Evergreen place.
price $3.50.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

Within a few blocks of the Capitol
and on car line. we have a choice
south front lot 50x137h that can be
had for s325 If taken at once.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10


uneaed for: A. g. c. Ann A L. B. eaIsz c. F. L. g. G. l.
3, P II. NJ, M, J. q, Box H. M. Sanford, l.,
M. NJ " Y, Yates Adjustment rs
Bos6 Bos171 Box BosS
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

FOR SALE-The handsome. well
matched and sound driving team OF
bay mares. double surrey, high-cut
under stanhope and runabout. all
Columbus make and rubber tired,
and double and single harness own
ed by Isaac T. Stoddard will be sold
at a bargain. Property may be seen
at stable. sos Central Ave-, Also
three high class freight horses. har-
ness and heavy wagon at Stoddard.
Yayapai county
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
COSTlEY & THOMPSON,
Real Estate Exchange,
81 West Adams.

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publican are making money for
others; they will make money for
you Try a classified ad in the
Republican.
FOR SALE-Fine orange and alfalfa
land Francis Frazier. Scottsdale.
AriZ.
5 ACRES. miles north of postoffice.
two blocks from Central avenue:
beautiful tract for oranges and
suburban home; price $1,000. Valley
Realty Co, % West Adams.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
GREENE & GRIFFIN
REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENT CO
1877 NJ. Center St.

Only $500 for desirable lot,
50x13712. opposite Carnegie library.
Close to the Capitol. on w. Adams
st, we offer a beautiful corner lot,
5Ox137ls, south front. for a few days
at 5000.
s450 for a pretty 50x140 lot on N
First st: must be sold within days
at this price.
Within a few blocks of the Capitol
and on car line, we have a choice
south front lot 5Ox137k that can be
had for 1925 if taken at once.
Lots at from SIS to $3.50. Some
have cement walks and city water;
SO to s25 down and so per month.
52x279 lots on the Indian school
car line $500, east fronts, only 8
left. s25 down and SO per month.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

Lots at from SIS to $3.50. Some
have cement walks and city water;
SO to SIS down and $40 per month
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

FOR SALE-A splendid half
section. IL miles west of
Phoenix. Whole 800; has
regular water; is fenced and
cross fenced. Some alfalfa,
house, barn, good granary.
windmill. etc. 500 an acre,
easy terms.
For Sale By
DWIGHT B. HEARD
Center and Adams.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

If YOU don't want to buy 40 acres
of fine sandy loan land. don't ask
US to show you one we have. as
you will surely buy If you see it.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

52x279 lots on the Indian schoo
car line. $500; east fronts; only
left. S25 down and $40 per month.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
LOAN

4-ROOM BRICK HoUSE-Full lot,
on north side, only $500.
LOTS $50 and up-s1O per month.
5-RoOM BRICK HOUSE. on N Cd
St: full lot; all modern Price.
$500.
s-RoOM HOUSE on North Fourth
St; all modern. Price. $4,000.
A NICE five-acre home, miles OUT
5-room house; barn; a good well;
some fruit and alfalfa: fenced with
Page wire. Price, $500. Terms.
6-ROOM BRICK COTTAGE-Close
in; modern in every respect. Price,
$500.
WILCOX & HAGEMAN
IS North First Street
WE have one of the finest 10-acre
propositions you ever saw. all in al
faIfa, good house: Page fence. good
well. out buildings. plenty of fruit:
you can make good living on this
Buy it now and stop paying rent.
You can raise poultry enough vi
this place to pay it out. long time on
deferred payments. Everything to do
with on the place. See us.
GREENE & GRIFFIN
REAL ESTATE G. INVESTMENT CO.
FOR SALE-Eight acres of ricely-
improved sandy loan soil. close to
fair grounds. at bargain if sold
soon. Richardson Bros. 81 s. Center
street.
FOR SALE OR RENT-135 acres
school land. ga miles from Phoenix.
Small house. about 30 acres alfalfa:
fenced: plenty of water. Splendid
garden lands. Call on or address
VIM. z. Thomas. supervisors office.
FOR SALE-Ten-acre ranch. house.
windmill. tank. fruit trees. alfalfa,
shade. Mile from capitol. $4,000.
part time Barr West Adams
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Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
GREENE & GRIFFIN
REAL ESTATE e. INVESTMENT CO.
1877 N. Center ST.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

4 ACRES. with one good modern
house and IA cottages. The most
modern and up-to-date sanitarium
in the valley See THE HUS-
TIERS for price and terms.
If, YOU are looking for a well i'm
proved acres. good location. sandy
loan soil. an ideal home. and must
be sold at once. see THE HUS-
TIERS.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
GREENE & GRIFFIN
REAL ESTATE E. INVESTMENT co.
1877 N. Center St.
For Sale-Live Stock

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