TITTC (WAIIA DAILY BEE: SAT 171 DAY, APK1L 1 f, 1!)00.
RAND CHALLENGE EASTER SALE SATURDAY
fs and Tailor-Made Suits
All the $7.50 extra heavy
taffeta waist In plain
olors, tttckrtt, ribbon and
laco trimmed. Also hand
kerchief waist. All go In
tills salo at ...
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have been planning for this Saturday's sale, and have ready values at this challenge sale that will sur
prise you.
J. L. BnuHloIs .V Sons millinery fityles arc accepted by everyone na tho real swell creations. It does not mean expensive milli
nery, qttlto tho contrary. Tho popularity or this department In tho rosult of showing tho correct styles at moderate prices.
Of course you will find here tho
most elagant styles that are to
bo found in Omaha at
$5 Trimmed Hats
Wo havo made n Hpoclal feature for to
day, Saturday, to give our customers
tho best poralblo Uat for $5.00. These are
nil hand mado shapes, and exact copies of
shown hcrtoforo for $10.00. Today at
Imported hats, nml arc equal to any hat
$5.0
Children's Leghorn Hats trimmed with
two shades of chiffon, ribbon and llowers. . . .
25c
Grand Special Sale
Easter Novelties
Easter
Eggs
Largo hand-palntcd
Raster eggs, (os
trich size)
worth 25c, go at
China
iOc
Immmiso line hand painted
Easter
Eggs
Rabbits
Chickens
Hares
China Kasler Kkcs
(duck and goono
size) worth 25c
go at t
5c
Immense line 01
Easter Rabbits,
Chickens, Ilasket
Hare, etc.,
worth 15c, at ....
V C
Higgest lino of larg
Pucks
Rabbits
sizti Rabbits,
Ducks, Hares, etc.,
worth 25c,
go at
All tho balance of
our ontiro stock of
CK 01
ic
Easter Cards,
worth up to
10c each, go
at
Easter
Cards
Easter
Pictures
Immense Imrpiln In Iluml
DeiMiraletl
Novelty Kasler
Pielmes
25c
FARMERS OPPOSE HOSPITAL
Beiidents Near City's Nan Parckua Enter
Vigorous Protest.
TEN AGRICULTURISTS 10 APPEAL TO COURT
tlrnltli llcpnrtiiu'iit Mny Hp For bidden
ti) Triiiiiort 1'ntlfulK AilvlNory
Ilonril I'luiiN tn Krect
llrlck l'i'Nt HiiiiHC.
Tho farmers on West Center street will
itclcomo an emergency hospital within their
midst with as llttlo fervor as did the resi
dents adjoining Miller park who trans
formed successive pest houses Into ash
heaps. Attorney Kluior B. Thomas, nctlns
tor ten farmers In the vicinity of tho now
hospital location, secured tho description ol
tho property and other Information from
thu comptroller yesterday preparatory to
filing a petition for an Injunction. Mr.
Thomas will ask tho court to prevent the
advisory board from erecting further build
ings on tho site, im proposed, and, further
more, to forbid tho health department to
transport patients along tho route.
A meeting of tho advisory baard will bo
called at once to consider plane for tho
emergency hospital. Tho board at first pro
posed to use-the frame building on tho
premises as a residence for the physician
and nursrcj connected with tho hospital and
to construct a pest house of five sheettron
election booths. Three of theso wero to
havo been Joined, forming tho hospital
proper, und tho others placed nt one Bido,
ono to servo, ns a detention ward and tho
other for the treatment of other dlseaoa
than smallpox. It was estlinnto.l that nn
expenditure of S600 would bo necessary to
haul tho buildings to tho location ami to
plaster and floor them properly.
Comptroller Westberg und Uuildine In
For Saturday wo nmko our greatest display, and Sunday the pleasure will be
for you. This is the one time of the year more than any other that ladies' enjoy
seeing stylish things, and there is no other store in Omaha that has gone to so nine h
trouble and pains to show so many really exquisite styles and high class novelties as
.1. L. Urandois Sz Sons are showing in millinery and ready made suits. For weeks we
S! JO m&
At $3.50-
Choice of 1.000 hats direct from our work
rooms exhibited Saturday for tho first time.
Theso aro beautifully trimmed with chiffon,
fancy ribbon, Mowers and ornaments. Every
ouo displays the nrtlntlc touch of nn artist.
On ealo at
$1.00
FLOWERS FOR THIS EASTER Wo place on
sale the biggest bargains ever offered in flowers. Over 5!3,000
worth bought especially for this Enter sale. These include
roses, pansles, uhi'.vsiuitliciiniins, lilacs &muny other variotius. All theso fresh llowors
Grand Special Sale
Easter Ribbons
IOc Ribbons at 3Ac
10.000 yards plain and fancy 1
uolln nr..., ,....l , Pfnt.. ,lnl,. W 1
and fancy ribbons, all silk,
ivorth loe. go at ..
50c Ribbons at 15c
Urlctly all silk doublo faced
latin, moire, tnffcta tind
daln colored tatfola
ttlbbon, worth up to
0c go In one big lot at
7ic Ribbon lc yd.
rand special offering In .N'ovolty Haby nib
ion, Nos. 1, 2 and 3 widths. They are lu
polka dots, Persian patterns, n
(itrlpes and pfalds, worth up to D ft
"Vic yard, go at
w
i 10c Package
J Envelopes for
One solid carload of all kinds of
' commercial, sutlety, baronial
1 and correspondence slues many
of them would be cheap at
10c package--we olfer them to
I morrow as Innv us the last at
, Vio package. No limit you can
I buy as many as you want this
Is the biggest bargain we ever
c
Knvelopca,
11c
olierecl.
J In conjunction with this sale we will offer
j 1,000 Writing Tablet, worth 5c 1 n't
and 10c each, at I'JV vtl
spector Carter of the advisory board now
favor tho erection of a one-story brick
building 2Gxtl) feet In hizo, the probable cost
to be JS00. Tho structuro will bo fire
proof and roofed with gravel. Ten wards
will lie on either side of a central hallway.
It Is believed that such a structure will bo
more omfortublo anil quite as economical
In the long run as tho Iron booths. In
view of tho milt for $3,000 recently tiled by
a smallpox patient against the city for al
leged exposure In an election booth tho
board thinks It welt to provldo jgalust such
contingencies In tho future.
The advisory board proposes lo take
prompt action in order If possible to antici
pate the Injunction proceedingd. Inasmuch
as It owns tho property and If necessary
need not cre.-t further buildings. It consid
ers Itself moderately safe from legal pro
ceedings. Tho board does not proposo to
allow any Incendiary to gain acctss to tho
premises and will post a watchman at night.
PREPARE TO MEcT BEATRICE
II lull School llelintfrx Strive for the ,
Honor of lli'iircNculliiu (liiiului In I
A iMiinifiilKl I vi onlcl. I
Tho Domosthcnlau society of the High
school determined by competitive debato
Thursday afternoon who should bo Its repre
Hentatlves In tho contest with tho Itentrlco
High school to bo held In this city April 27.
Tho flentrlco school has militated with u '
debating league in southwest Nebraska, In
which It has won first honors, thereby prov
lug Itself worthy to meet Omaha, which Is
looked upon as the strongost In nrgument
nnd delivery In this part of tho state.
Tho question at Issue Thursday after
neon was as follows: "Keitolved, That all
trusts and combinations of cupltal which
tend to control Industries should bo pr
hlbltcd." The successful debaters wr
Arthur Jorgensou, president of the Juui'
class; llurdctte Lewis, president of tb
Uemosthenlanei, and Krnuk Coatsworth, wli
was ouo of tho winning tc.ru in tho com
15c
SSPLAY
OF THE
CHEST
.LINERY
S10.00 and up to S26J0
Trimmed
Leghorns
2.50
Extra Oiin Pattern
Special O"
f)00 no a- trimmed
ipglmi'ii huts for la
dies iind misses, ex
act copies of import
ed lints, on sale ut
For today,
choice oi all of Our
Paris Models-
which cost us from
25 to $40. Your
choice of any of
them for
Children's Fancy Braid Trimmed HatsJK
I trimmed with ribbon, gauze and flowers 0 KJ
25c
The quality and
stylo of tho gloves
wo show will plenso
tho most critical.
Tho ladled of
Omaha never had
nn opportunity to
choose from such
nn excellent assort
ment. There never
were offered such
big bargains,
lidiei' kid gloves, two clasp, embroidered
tiacKs, in reus, Drowns, lans
beavers, grays, white and
green, worth upto $1.60
no on bar
gain squaro
at
ladles' fine German lamb
bought especially for Easter.
In every weight and color
Including Mark nnd white,
neatly embroidered stitching,
Hvery pair guaranteed nnd
titled to tho hand at glovo
department, at
Uadles' extra nunllty English suede Inv
norted cloves. Imnorted directly by us
Irectly by us
I.2S
for this Easter sale All tlie
very latest new spring
' ltnrM. lipnutlfullv embrold-
ered hacks
at glovo de
partment Indies' kid gloves In two and three, clasp
nnd Foster laco hook. Paris point em
i broidered. uneoualled for oleganee. work-
1 inanshlp and wear. All supciu colors.
ici u colors.
1.69
in tills lot or gioven
will bo found tho very best
real kid cloves made They
are sold liy others up to
' $2 50 pair; at glovo
I department fl...
petition with Lincoln several weeks ago.
Tho honors of tho aftcrno.m woro awarded
by the following Judges; Mrs. Drapor Smith,
T. V. Illackburn and O. V. Noble. The
same question will bo at Ipmio In the con
tost with Iloutrlce, Omaha to tuko tho af
llrmntlve. at tbo closo of tho debato tho students
nnd their guests wero entertained by several
numbers from the High school quartet".
M'KINNEY IS HEARD FROM
l.mv.vrr AVIio IHhii iipeii rt'il llnllicr
Suddenly WrllCN n Iifllrr I nder
(iili'iiuo Hole,
Attorney II. A. Frank Is In receipt of n
letter from E. M. McKli.ney, tho lawyer
who left Omaha under BOinewhat unpleasant !
circumstances a few days go, Just after
having pised as the victim of a hold-up lu
which ho declared he lest 600.
McKlnnoy writes under Chicago date. He
s'vh ho has a position there and wants his
personal effects shipped to Iilru. He ovl-
dontly !s not nwaro thn his belongings !
havo been ntrnched by creillors. McKlnney I
was the organizer of tho Worklngmcn's
Protective association an organization gup.
pused to Indemnify salaried men from loss '
of wnzrs on account of rokness and acfel- '
dent. Another featuro of tno organization '
was a guarantee to collect nad debts when .
owed by employers. iAh to tho $600 McKln
noy Is supposed to havo lost In tho alleged i
hold-up, Mr. Trnnk who ucccods to some !
of McKlnney'B Insurance agencies exprosses
tho opinion that McKinnoy has duo htm
from bis companies morn than enough to
cover that sum.
Murrlnitc I.leeimrn.
"r marrlago licenses were Is
sued Friday:
Naino und Residence. Age.
Jacob Abrams, Omaha 21
SuhIo Curtis. Omaha 21
Herman K, W Heed Omaha 2!
AtnelU A. Hution, Omahu 21
69c
skin gloves.
To be had
98c
V
.sv?
$40 US?" $20.00
Hats
Saturday,
we will olfer the
Foliage, wild
flowers, large
, wreath of roses
i on sale at
10c
Ladies'
Easter
Neckwear
A perfectly exquisite absortment of all
tho new neckwear to be worn this season.
Many ntyles and dainty ctfects. Theso
como from every fashion center that pro
duces stylish neckwear. A larger assort
ment hero to select from than you will find
nnywhuro else. At special Doston Storo
91.0(1 XKCHWHAIl
LaitlM' Rllk and oatln corded satin-fold
4UMU-1U1U
25c
n g silk,
htock collars In black, white and
all colors, go on bargain
snuaro at
Mnnv stvles of lace ties. Including silk,
chiffon and laco edged ties In
black and white, worth up to
$1.00, go on bargain counter at..
60c all silk tlrH. very neatly
hcmstltchrd, with gradu
ated ends, nt
25c
25c
Ladles' 60c extra fine black silk and nar
nd nar-
25c
row laco bobs ln a variety
of styles, go In thin
naln at fcWWl
immanm lnii of all the samiilc neckwear
bought at less than half tho regular price,
over 60 different styles, worth up to $3.00,
go at
50c, 75c and 98c Each
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South Omaha Prieoner Taken to Lincoln to
Etoipe Ljnchiag.
HE IS CHARGED WITH FIENDISH CRIME
Mierlir I'linrr Ileum lliimnrN of Hope
Venuriiiii'c and Hi HiinIciin III)
ClllirtC Ollt Of ItCHCll Al'IMIHPlI
In Alarmed.
Sheriff Power secretly took "Jim" Cernoy
out of tho Jail lato Friday afternoon and
boarded a train for Lincoln. Comey will
bo kept in tho Lancaster county Jail until
excitement subsides. Humors, apparently
well founded, reached tho sheriff that n mob
had been organized In South Omahu to
wreak vengeance upon Ccrney and that tho
attack was to bo mado some time during tho
night. Sherllf Power decided to take no
chances.
As previously published In The Ileo Ccr
ney was arrested Tuesday aftumoon on tho
charge of crlmlnully assaulting Katlo Vavra,
tho llttlu daughtor of Frank Vavra, n South
Omaha boarding houso proprietor. Comey
was a boarder In tho Vavra home.
There has been much lll-etllng against
Cerney ever since his alleged crlmo was
mado public and soveral times there has
been more or less demonstration. Late
Thursday night a crowd of men somo of
whom were recognized as South Omaha citi
zens visited tho Jail grounds, It is nuld.
They offered no violence .and did not mako
any effort to gain entrance to tho Jail, It Is
now believed that they wero simply looklni;
over tho situation ln order to perfect pUns
for attack at a future date
Cernty had received an Inkling of the
feeling against him and ho was extremely
anxious until tho sheriff assured him that
ho would not spend tho night in Omaha.
t
Today, Saturday, Final Exhibit and Sale
EASTER NOVELTIES
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits, Skirts
Costumes, Jackets and Capes.
O B ft 1 For cholei
nice of n lot of R
Tailored Suits K
A JT1 nMrnu $1200 Taii
nllrl Stylo nml matorlulH
W' w' u,c latest l'.tOO Ideas.
Jacked silk llneil. worth $1S.OO. for $4 'JO.
$!
9(Pb Mfc I "or choice of a lot
NLnll of $20.00 Stilts, made
31 11 tn swell Eton, nobby
Wi tiK,t fitting ami
dressy My front Hiyles. Some nppliqucd,
others tailor 6'iutic.l. Worth $20.00, eholco
O M jft For choice of a lot
I Bfc 1 R E! fi ,,r :,'0 Sult3' ln
Wlnfl IQBl 11 Btyllah nppliqucd
ItrBW vjf Kion Jackets, eklrts
mmed to match. Mado of Imported che
viots. Venetians, coverts, etc. a Rreat many
all silk lined and worth up to $23.00, so nt
$15.00.
S2.75
For $G.0O Jackets. In
novelty and fly front
effect!), made of
pood all wool coverts,
etc
and well worth $5 00, go at $2.7".
0 f tfil I'or ''00 VAon nml
Siflwfll I,ox JnvketH, of line
Wiall Sflklla covert and Venetian
VfW clothH. silk lined, U h
'six pearl huttoim and tailor stitched, for
$3.98.
ll ill! lot of Tailored juck-
U! mm cts. worth up to
mM m 161 siTT.n. etviish an-
pl.qued Etons. t.Kht .Ut.-.B and y ro
effectH, all mado 10 ecu ""
$17.50, KO at $9.5)0.
Oreat display of the
most nrtlstic produc
tions of fancy hosiery
ever shown In Omaha. ;
.L.lAd nW.Hlpgt.1
lail'Sl mjri", i"
of
colorings. now,
nobby
designs
tdalds,
and beautiful
In fancy
stripes and
laco otfeets.
Ladies line imported
fast f
black, mercerized
silk hose, worth
up to $1.00,
go at
Large assortment of ladies'
plain black and fancy lisle
thread hosiery, new blues,
purples, reds and fancy polka
dots, go at, each
25c and 49c
Misses', children's and boys'
fast black, full seamless hose,
in lino and heavy ribbed, go
on bargain square at. pair
IOc and I2c
Ccrney was taken nut of Jail Friday morn
ing for arraignment before Justlco Ilald
win. Ho pleaded not guilty nnd wan held
In $2,000 bonds, which ho could not give.
His preliminary examination is set for next
Monday, but It tho excitement continues tho
hearing may be postponed. Cerney Is of
mlddln nge. Ho had been drinking for sev
eral days prior to tho commission of tho
alleged crlmo.
It Is not so much what tho newspapers
say, as what neighbor says to neighbor, or
friend to friend, that has brought Chambor
laln's Colic, Cholera nnd Dlrrnhoca Remedy
Into tuch general use. It Is as natural for
people to express their gratitude after using
this remedy as It Is for water to flow down
hill. It Ih tho ono lomcdy that can always
bo depended upon, whether a baby Is sick
with cholera Infantum or a man with cholera
morbus. It Is pleasant safo and reliable.
Havo you a bottlo of It In your homo?
STARTLING QUESTION SPRUNG
.Milliner of Seleetluu Mercer lleleKii
lloii IIiiIntn Ilnulit of IIn
Authority.
All Interesting question was sprung nt tho
meeting of tho Fifth Ward Republican club
last night, Involving thu legality of the
prospective nomination of David II. Mercor
for congress. Hugh Myers called attention
to tho fact that onu of tho Judges of tho
district court hud given it ns his opinion
Hint tho manner of selecting delegates to the
congressional convention was not such as
would confer upon that delegation legal au
thority to nominate a cougicMman. It Is
claimed that tho call for tho county primary
election nt which tho delegation was se
lected provided only for tho election of o
delegation to tho stato convention, nnd that
tho delegation has not thoreforo received
tho rusito authority to enable them to
attend tho congressional convention and
name n candidate for congress. Mr. Myers
said that ono of the Judges of tho district
court had rendered quite a positive opln-
TODAY-
SATURDAY.
The best day of our biff pule of line
Tnllor-Mndo Suits,' almost a hundred
bought nt almost half price. No two
ullke-nll different.
xtio.no suits roil :iT.r,o.
i.-.oo suits von :i7.r.o.
:irs.oo siits for '-!'
tfuo.oo suits roil ir.on.
5,000 pair misses
and children's
extra well made
fine muslin draw
ers, all sizos, go
at, each
0c and 15c
n-r.A int inriinu' oxtrx well made, finest
muslin and cannbrlo underwear, handsomely
trimmed with lace, embroidery and Insertion,
minium? unwnir. skirts, drawers and skirt
chemise, a small part of which has been
displayed In our show winuow; win uo
on bargain square In three lots at
49c, 75c, 98c
iJrund KeustiT Snip I.itille tiiilerweiir
A small part of theso Swiss ribbed and
morcorlzed silk underwear have been ex
hibited ln our front show window.
All tho ladles' openwork laco effect vests,
Swiss ribbed nnd lino mercerized cotton,
long alcove, vesta, all sizes, worth up to 35c,
go at
15 cents
Ladles' very handsomo style llslo thread
vests with luco yokes and shoulder strapB,
silk ribbon trimmed, go on bargain counter
at 25c and 39c, worth 75c.
Ono Immense, lot of ladles' imported Swiss
llslo and silk undervests, very elaborately
trimmed with mercerized Bilk, lace and rib
bon, go on bargain counter nt
19 cents
Ion that this defect might vitiate a nomina
tion of Mr. Mercor unless It bo modified In
time, and ho ouggested tho BUbJcct nB ono
worthy of Investigation by tho club. A
commltteo comprising MosBrs. Myers, Hol
brook and Woodward was appointed to mako
inquiry of tho chairman of tho congressional
commltteo as to tho sufficiency of tho au
thority of tho delegation. It was claimed
by Mr. Myern that tho district Judgo had
given it as his opinion that tho di-fcct Is
Kiich as may prevent Congrcusman Mercer's
nniuo from finding a placo on tho olllclal
ballot unless remedial stcptt nro taken.
It. V. Richardson delivered an address In
opposition to tho modern tendency toward
municipal ownership of public utilities and
tho question of tho election of United States
senators by a direct voto of tho people was
selected for discussion at the meeting next
Friday ovonllig. Tho application!) of forty
two republicans of tho Fifth ward for mem
bcrshlp wero received.
I 0
, Curo an cxcellont remedy in caso oi stomacn
trouble nnd havo derived great benefit from
I its use," It digests what you cot and can
not fall to curo,
HELP FOR STARVING INDIA
liim'rnor I'oynlnr .Waken mi Appeal in
(lie Cliitrltnlily DUpoNeil In
eli rim l(il.
Tho Ileo cheerfully given spneo to tho fol
I lowing letter of tho governor, asking nil
Nehraskans charitably dlspofed to respond
, to tho call for contributions to the India re
, lief fund:
1 uxHcuTivifl cuAMnnrt, Lincoln,
Nfb., April 1.1. To the Kdltor of Tho Ileo:
Mr. O L. Hosford, supervisor and secry
tury of tho Nobraskan commission for the
India famine sufforers, called nt my nfttce
this morning und requested that I suggest
to you tho desirability of your paper muk
lug ii call for subscriptions to this fund I
believe this to bo u laudable undertaking
and. If thought advisable by you to espouse
It, 1 have no doubt thu generous pcoplo uf
Vor $2.00 Sklrtfl, mada !
IIKII Kood quality of brlllluntlnc,
JJI Rood lluliiK & vclvetlne bound
" others nsk two dollars for
no better, our price 9Se.
1.85
Kor $4.00 Skirts, In
plaids, homespuns, che
viots, etc., a skirt bar
gain that you will ap
preciate, worth $1.00, ko at $1.S3.
$2.98
Tor $5.00 Sklrtfi, In a
large assortment of
tttylcs and materials,
plain tailored and np-
pllqucd Btylcs, with box backs and well
worth $5.00, so at $2.98.
1.98
For good Hroeadcd
Cape, well trimmed
and good llnlnR, would
soil regularly for $3.00,
our price $1.98.
14.98
For Fine Silk Cape
In heavy rep ami hrocmled sllka, rib
bon, eliilTon iind jet trtimucil, Bilk lined,
worth ?7.W), ko at if 1.1)8.
25c laco mid cm
broidered cclgo and
hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs nt, each
5c
An Importer en
tiro tuimplo line of
.... 1,n,l,t.n,lM
i Ue TILilr union iuiuituiticu
I. c nfcunJr "nd llrawn Thread
V W Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, over n hundred styles, regular
price up to 60c euch, go ut
15 cents.
250 dozen ladles' nnd gents' pure Irish
Linen Handkerchiefs, very neatly hem
stitched, nil widths of hems, worth up to
35c. ln this nnlu
15 cents.
Ladles' -ery sheer all pure linen Em
broidered nnd Hemstitched Hundkcrchlefs,
In very neat and dainty effects, some with
slight Imperfections, but hardly noticeable,
worth In tho regular way up to J1.00, so on
bargain counter at, cacti
I9c- 25c and 39c
Woodbury's Grand Toilet Articles
Aro nearest perfection for dally uso In
toilet, bath nnd nursery. They aro pure,
sweet, hurmless nnd enn bo used with per
fect safety on tho most dellcnto skin. A
weeks' trial will fully demonstrate their
truu worth.
woodnury h Facial Hoop, Fa
cial Cream, Violet Powder and
Dental Cream, regular prlco
l!5c, our prlco,
18 cents
Woodbury's Hair Tonic kteps tha scalp
clean and healthy, the hair soft and fluffy.
Price.
49c in Drug Dept.
Nebraska would cheerfully respond to tha
call.
Should you decide to mako tho call !r,
Hosford requests that all funds obtained
bo forwarded to J. 11. Auld, cashier of tho
t'lty Nutlonal Imnk, Lincoln, Neb., and that
those received up to und Including April IS
should bo placed In his hands by thi 19th
In order to meet Immediate requirements
for tho expedition nearly ready to sail.
Very truly yours, W. A. POYNTKR,
.lllllloiiH nivrn Awuy.
It Is certainly gratifying to tho public to
know of ono concern which Is not afraid to
bo generouri. Tho proprietor! of Dr. King's
Now Discovery for Consumption, Couglm and
Colds have given uway over ten million trial
bottled and havo tho satisfaction of knowing
It has cured thousands of hopeleMi cases.
Asthma, DronchltlH, LnOrlppe and all Throat,
ChcRt nnd Lung discuses are surely cured by
i It. Call on Kuhn & Co., druggUUM, and got a
froo trial bottle. Regular size, 60c and $1.
Hvery bottlo guaranteed.
II lult School Senior' .Mimical.
To rnlso fundi for their uuniiul hop, to bo
held May I. tho senior class of tho Omaha
High school gavo nn entertainment consist
ing of music und dramatic readings Fri
day night In tho Young -Men's Christian
Association auditorium. Tho attendance
was good und tho program was thoroughly
appreciated throughout.
Ono of the best numbers was "My Sweet
heart nnd I," sung uu a soprano solo by
Miss Urnco Nnrthrup. Shn was recalled
twice. Miss Northrup was the only High
school pupil tn appear on tho program,
MIsh Allco Howell, elocutionist, mado n
hit with tho arena sceno from "Quo Vadls"
and Slgmiind luudsberg with Ills piano
solo,
DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU ?
If not, drink Qraln-O mane from pur
grains. A lady wrlta: "The first time I
mado Oraln-O I did not tike It, but after
using It for one wotk nothing would Induoa
ma to go b.xck to cofTee," It nourlahf-s anA
fds the system, The children can drink
It freely with rreat benefit. It Is tha
ntrenctnenlntr substance of pur Kraioa.
Get a packnga today from your crocer, fol
low the direction In maklnir It and yoa
will hnvn a dHlcleim and healthful table
beverage, tor clX and youna;. Uo aa Ms.