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21 THE OMAHA DAILY JJEE: SUNDAY, XOVEMJJETt IS, 1900. BIRCH-WIELDERS IN SESSION Educator Compare .Vir u to (lir lint Methods of Instructing ftcbrnakn ClillUrrn, Tho Nebraska Schoolmasters' club met Friday nlgbt at the Millard hotel. A short easiness meeting was nciu, niter wnicn am , ncr was served and tho club listened to ai paper by Prof. V. W. Hastings of tho L'nl- I vcrslty of Nebraska on "1'ropasamlu of Physical Education." In his paper l'rof. Hastings urRod the necessity of Investlga tlon for discovering physical standards for children of various ages and emphasized tho Importance of providing abnormal children with physical trulnlns which will enable them to overcome Infirmities. He denounced physical training which merely seeks to en large certain muscles and advocated that which will develop the heart, lungs and ether vital organs. l'rof. Hastings has been Interested In col lecting data concerning school children nnd has had pupils measured In many of the public schools of tho stute. Several years go tho children In tbo Omaha schools were measured under his directions and tho High school pupils will bo measured again during tho present year. Superintendent Carroll 0. I'cnrso of the Omaha rchools Is president of the club and tho membcrH nro as follows: H. Henjumln Andrews, C K. Hcssey, J. W. Crnbtreo, A. Ilos.i Hill, J. T. L.m;h, O. W. A. I.uckey 1 1. A Hhermnn, t'nlvcrslty of Ne braska; l. H, Perry. J. Tf Pow.tm, Doane college, rr'te, K. J Hodwell, superintendent of Douglas county schools; A. H, Water house, principal Omaha High school! l (t. I'enrsc. superintendent Omaha, schools; O. A (IreRory, superintendent Creto schools; Charles Kordyce, Wesh-ynn university, Lin coln; ('. A. Kulmer, mipTlntendent Pnwneo City schools; l', H. (lordou, superintendent Lincoln schools; W. It. Jackson, stato superintendent of Instruction; D. It. Kerr, Hollevun college; W. L. Btephcns, nupcr tntendent of Heutrlce schools. Have Hoot print . n x 1 1 . i: i : 1 1 r. s c 1 1 o o t,. The Vor policies that are sight drafts at maturity uptdy to II. D. Neoly, manager Huultablo Life, 106 nnd SU8 Hco building. Hamilton Warren. M. D., eclectic and magnetic physician, olllco at tbn Central Hotel, corner North Fifteenth nnd Dodgo trcots, till n suitable location can bo found. Special attention to all long stand ing or lingering diseases and to diseases of women and children. Midland Glass and Paint Co., 1410 Har tley street, sell glass and paint. Iluy tho new Alplno $3.00 hat at Kelley 'Jt Hcydcn'B, ICth and Chicago. ItrUKKlst ArrnlKni'il In Court. Dr. K. A. Solomon, proprietor of n druse ntorn on Houth Sixteenth street, wan ur nilgncd In potlru court yesterday on n chnrgo of selling drues without tho super vision of ii registered pharmacist, NleN P. IIuiiHon appearing as prosecuting witness. Tho defendant pleaded not pullty. nnd his rnso was set for hearing November 23. Two years ago Dr. Bolomon was arrested on a rhnrge of practicing medicine without a physician's diploma, but ho offered In ovl donco ii document which hail been issued to him In tho City of Mexico, purporting to lio a diploma und was discharged. Hubermann's towolry store is tho place rou got your monoy's worth. 13th and Doug. nr. Somers, Continental bldg. Tel. IOCS. Sterling silver teaspoons, $3.25 and up per Bot. John Itudd, 115 South 16th. Latest Btylcs, choico qualities, In scarfs, collarettes, capes and sealskin Jackets, lowest prices. O. 13. Shukertts, 31C S. 16th St. There will bo n donation party at tho Old Ladles' Home, 2718 Hurt street, on Wcdnes Say, November 20, from 1 to 5 o'clock. Thcro Is great need of food, vegetables and fruit. A. cordial invitation Is extended to all. 'otloe. On nnd after Sunday, November 18, C, R I. 1'. trains No. 41, leaving Omaha at S:30 a. m., and No. 42, arriving at 7 p. m., hill bo discontinued. Wanted, two llrst-class tea, cigar nnd Rplco salesmen, with an established trado In theso goods, In northwest. H. C. Fisher, Chicago. St. I.oiiln Student Annhrilatrd. N13W YOItK, Nov. 17. Paul Fun of St. TiuIh, ft student at Columbia university, was found dead today in hl'j room. Death was from asphyxiation. dii:i. n'LLKU William McPherson, November 14, 1900, nged 40 yearn, 9 months, 27 days. Funeral from rcsldonco, 4110 Infnyottc nvrtuiR fWnlnut Hill). Sunday afternoon. November 18, 1900, at 2:30 o'clock p. m, Inter ment, Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends In vited. jo nowcrs. Northwestern School at En- KlurrrliiK. Day and Night flats. Tho namo Indicates Its purpose.. The Northwestern School of Engineering has been established to meet tho rapidly In creasing demand for men especially trained In the fdencc of Klcctrlclty. It Is a work houso for practice In everything pertain ing to electricity. Tho system of Instruc tion Is In the highest degree PRACTICAL. Nothing In theory that can bo illustrated is allowed to pass without practical demon stration. It Is the nlm of this school to Impart such knowledge thoroughly and under con dlttons best suited to assuro tho future progress and prosperity of students. Under this system of Instruction tho reclpent finds SUCCESS a question of personal application only. Electrical engineers aro always In do- mand. No other ptofcsslon today offers tho opportunities to young men as that of Electrical Engineering. It Is to meet this demand that this school was established. This school Is under tho direction of men of long practical cxpctlcnco In tho electrical profession, thus Insuring the thoroughness of tho course of Instruction. Tho school Is hflug cqulpod with a laboratory provided with all modern ap pliance, nnd a machlno shop of ample capacity, In addition to which will bo a small electric lighting plunt where students will bo Instructed In tho operation and care of electrical and steam apparatus, Tho course of Instruction includes Ele- mcntnry Electricity and Mngnetlsm, Ele mentary Algubrn and Geometry, Elementary PhyHlcs and Mechanics. Advanced Electrical Engineering, Steom Engineering and Mechanical Drawing, De sign nnd Construction of Electrical and Stenm Machinery of all descriptions. Tho Installation of electrical apparatus for all purposes, including wiring for all systems and service. Tho operation and care of Electrical Ma chlnery, Organization and Magagemcnt of Electrical Industries. Diplomas will bo awarded students pas sing tho required examination. For particulars and terms, call on or nddress THE NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING. Room 801 Woodmnn of the World Ilulldlng. OMAHA NEI1RASKA. UOMKSKKKIHIH nXCl'HSION Tin the .Missouri I'mino Itallvrnr. Tuesday, Nov. 20, will bo the next date on hlch round trip tickets at very low rates to points In Kansas, Arkansas, southwest Mtffourl, Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Texas, and to certain points In the south and southwest and southeast will bo placed on sale. For further Information and tick- ts call on or nddress company's offices, S. E. corner 14th nnd Douglas sts,, Omaha, Neb. T. F. GODFREY, P. & T. A. J. O. PI! ILL! PI, A. U. F. & P. A. Pantile Worth I.onkliiK At. Havo you over noticed Mr. P. C. Heafy's everyday parade of flno landaus for funeral crvlco? Well, Its worth the notice. When you coneldcr eight pair of One looking, well matched black horses, dressed up In tho finest kind of silver-trimmed English coach harness, with all the latest Ideas in work manship, anil carriages which can't bo beat for .comfort, ns well ns tho finest In onetructlon and stylo, every one equipped with heavy rubber tires, you can only con clude that Mr. Heafy has given all these dctnlls his personal attention and takes pride In keeping everything up to tho tandard for his patrons. He has Just purchased another pair of fine black horses and ordered a new set of English coach handmade harness costing $200 from tho well known Drummond Cnrrlago company f this city, who havo already BUppllcd hlni with other harness referreil to nbove. Nothing succeeds llko success, and that Is the namo Mr. Heafy goes by. lank book and maeazlne blndlnr. A. I. Root. 414-416 South Twelfth street. To the South Dinner lit Kouutic Memorial Church. Tho Indies of Kountzo Memorial church will glvo n church dinner nnd salo of fancy nnd domestic articles In the parlors of tho church on Friday, November 23, afternoon and evening. Dinner from 12 uu- til 2:30 p. m. Card of iiutnUfl. Wo wish to return our heartfelt thanks to the mnny friends and neighbors who were so kind to us durlug the sickness and death of our beloved daughter, Madallno. MR. AND. MRS. N. J. WEILER, Short and stout underwenr for fat men. Kelley & Heydcn, 16th and Chicago. Sam'l Hums, 1313 Farnam, sells a Havl- land meat course, 12.00. Drown's New Quarter-Sectional lllun trated Map of tho Reservations In the In dlan Territory, soon to be opened for set tlement; comploto and up-to-date. Price, fiC cents. Address D. P. Drown, 1323 Far nam streot, Omaha, Neb. IIAAKIICI'T CLOAK AM) SUIT SALE, Twenty-Three Cuci of Rooda At tached In Transit liy Creditor Jo on Sale Tomorrow. The bankrupt cloak and suit aale of the New York Cloak &. Suit Co. at 107 South 16th st. (oppostto Hayden Bros.) Is attract ing largo crowds. 23 cases of nobby ladles' suits, cloaks, Jackets, skirts, etc., attached In transit by creditors, will be on salo tomorrow at about one-fourth their worth If you wish to gut $3 or $4 worth of goods for $1 be Biiro and call. This Is a chance of a lifetime Salo will not last much longer. ROIJERT WILSON, Receiver New York Cloak &. Suit Co, 107 S. 16th at., 2d door from Dodge st Ilayn'a Free Souvenir Continued. In November, with each new dozen Platlno Cabinets or larger photos, we give a beautiful water color FREE. Heyn, tho Photographer, 313-317 South Fifteenth. A beautiful 4-plcce silver tea set, $7.50, John Rudd's, 115 South 16th. THE NINETY-NINE CENT STORE.' Pretty Things of tiie Potter's Art can always bo found here. Things that will brighten up a dining tablo or other places In tho homo won derfully. They nren't always ex pensive some aro very Inexpen sive. Turkey platters, 4So and up, Cclory trays, 25o and up. Ronn dishes, lOo and up. Salad dishes, 25c and up. Those havo arrived today. Is your old carving sot a good one? The man who carves on Thanksgiving Day with the eyes of tho assembled company focused upon him, needs a carver with a keen edgo to do It easily and gracefully. Theso are tnado of best Bhear steel and will take a keen edgo that won't turn every time It touches a bone. 98c $1,48 $4,98 $2.48 2.95. uuuyiaa a Street. 1 1519-1521 Douglas Street. Mm If th M. The Popular Personally Conducted Excursions TO... California and Oregon Mrs. Goorpo Montgomery of Los Angolos, Cul., w rites as follows of theso Union 1'uclUc o.curulou: "I havo travolod a groat deal, but novor ufed tourist cars before, nnd wo bad not thought It pi'Hslblo for a journey to bo miido so comfortably, "Tho ordinary oara woro a rovoltitlon. Thin bolnif our tlrst tiin In tourist earn, wo woro almost afraid wo would miss many oi tho comforta provldod In first class cars, but woro agreeably surprised to And every thing provided for tho comfort and convenience) of pawongers for a long trip, and also tho kind attention of yourtsolf and tho porter. Theso excursions leave Omaha dolly and aro personally conducted ev ery Friday, FOR FULL INFORMATION CALL AT NEW CITY TICKET OFFICE, 132 FARNAM ST. TEL. 316. WIM'IJK TOUIUST HATES. Vln Wnhaah ilnttronil. Now on sale, good returning until June 1, K'01. Special tours to Florida, Cuba, Key West and Old Mexico. Ask your nearest ticket agent or write Jos. Teahon, Trav. l'ass. Agt., Wabash It. 11., 1415 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. Ajn Southwest Homeseckers. TUHSDAY November SO December Itli nnd lN(h. TOURIST On Salo Daily. TICKET OFFICIO S. E. Cor. 14th and Douglas Sts, OMAHA, NF.ll. Smokers' Delight. A large majority of smokers smoke too much nnd many of them nru Injured more or lesi thereby. Here Is n pointer to all such that Is denit right and worth having: Hi-fore smoking take n dose of that grent cold uiiil catarrh remedy OEM C ATA Hint l'OWDKlt-uiul get tho most enjoynble smoke you over hud. Immediately after rmoklng take another dose and destroy ull the lll-elTictM of tho nicotine Instantly, sweetening tho breath nt the s.itnn time. When you do this you onn smoko all you deslro without Injury. Another nppreclnblo tip Is that this magic powder Instantly t;o bors from and hides the Indulgence In too much nlcoholle stimulation. Many men know ami do this to their everlasting ad vantage In both health anil peace. A bot tle of firm Catarrh Powder Is conveniently carried In thu vest pocket and Is very pleas lint to take. dive It a trial. One sire only (We ut druggists but you buy It nt our Biore lor ac. CUT PRICE DRUGGIST SOAP, 5c BOX. SCHAEFER 8. V. Cur. Kith find Clilcaao. Bright Boys and Girls Wo want yountr peoplo to learn why tho uolobrated The Saver That Is what n "hot water" bag could bo called. Hot applications will often keep a person alive until the doctor comes. livery family should have ouo. A hot water bag costs little. Ours hold water without leaking and nro guaranteed. A good Wator Dottle COc A better Water Dottle 75c A good Fountain Syringe f0o A hotter Fountnln Syrlngo $1.00 A good Hull) Syringe COo A better Ilulb Syringe $1.00 A good Hubber Olove, per pair J 1 .25 A good Itubbor Stoinnch Tube fl.CO J. A. FULLER & CO. 14th a.nt DotiKlna Sts. Open All NluUe. HARDMAN PIANOS are tho best, so we wish to Invito you to call. MUELLER Piano and Organ Co. 1316 Farnam Street. 51 Years the Test. HAYDEN s Greatest Clothing Values ON RECORD. One man's loss is auotbor man's eain. Manufacturers havo suuerea unusually tins season. The -weather the weather the cause nothing else. We made the most stupendous purchase in our history. Nearly n,uuu garments at a price of course the price temnted the pur chase a daring purchase. But we feel we've got something so out of the ordinary in clothing bargains, that the quantity will not last long enough to supply the increased demands this sale will create. Monday, November 19, we place on sale in our great clothing department, men's and boys' finest suits and overcoats, for less than manufacturers' cost. Men's kersey overcoats, in blue and black they are not $1.50 overcoats, but regular $9.00 garments, at $1.50. Men's $12.00 oxford vicuna suits, at $6.75. Men's $10.00 worsd suits, at $5.00. Men's $18.00 H. S. and M. suits, for $10.00. Men's $15.00 vicuna overcoats, at $7.50. Men's $1.50 Fine Trousers, for $2.50. Men's $15.00 pure worsted suits, for $7.50. Men's $25.00 linest overcoats, for $15.00. this great purchase wo have about 1,G00 men's stout and suits and overcoats, in the very linest fabrics, on sale at and $10.00. Worth double. Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha. Tomororw morning wo placo on sale an- other lot of 1,000 boxes Toilet Soap, four caIcs In box, nt Cc per box. It's worth about three or four times tho price. i We sell COo Society Hygleneque Soap at 29c cake. Wo sell 4711 Whlto Hose Soap nt 12c cake. Wo sell Woodbury's Koclal Boap at 18c cake. Wo sell Packer's Tar Soap at ltc cake. Wo sell Jap Itoso Soap at 7c cake. We sell Small Juvenllo Soap nt Be cake. Wo soli Pears' L'nsccnted Soap at 12o cake. Wo sell big bar Imported Castile Soap at :5c. WHITE roil NEW CATALOGUE. Sherman & McGonnell DrugGo New Location, 16th and Dodge, Omaha. DO YOU OWN A BRICK IN THE AUDITORIUM? Do you wear store clo'.hes? NicoII will make you a suit, cut to your measure, for $20. Store clothes cost as much, and never give the satisfaction that a tailored suit does. Our Winter Suitings were never so com ploto as now 120 to 110 Pants, $3 to $12 Overcoats, $20 to 140 we mako Jhesa suits In threo days. TAB LOR Karbach Block, 209-11 S. 15th St. Fashionable footwear We constantly Bhow the latest nnd most fashtonablo styleB In footwear for men and women. We sell tho goods of the two or three manufacturers In tho country, who aro absolutely nt tho head of the shoe business In bringing out new and successful styles, and In the high quality of the mntcrlal and workman bhlp of their goods. Theso high-grade, stylish shoes, cost you no moro than the goods that are made to lmltato them, and you can Just as well havo tho genuine. Call and see them. CP. CartwrigW K. B. Cor. ittli Your Bank Account Is In danger. If you buy poor coal, you will regret It, ns It will only make you moro work nnd expense. In buy ing more. You will find that we hnvo the best Hard and Soft coal In Omaha, not only for steam purposes, but for cooking and heating. Johnson Bros., 1106 Farnam. Tel. 1052-1269 OMAHA. In slims $7.50 HAYDEN BROS Our Coal is a Red ilot Bargain! And our service incomparable, Pennsylvania best hard coaL Sheridan best Wyoming coal, What more can you ask! VICTOR WHITE, 1606 Farnam. Tel. 127 HAYDENs CLOAKLEs What wc have in store for you Monday. vlfrfc A manufacturer's stock of Ladles' Sulu A manufacurer's Btock of ladles' Jackets. A manufacturer's stock of Ladles' Waists. A ...uwb slock of Children's Jack ets. The abovo bought by our New York buyer at ono-thlrd value from leading manufacturers of that city. The story ts told, tho goods aro here. Don't buy until you sec them. A Proud Strut Every ono has something of which to bo proud. It ts merely excessive prldo that mukes us thankful. Have you prldo In your teoth, or are you thankful for good teeth? We can Improve your teeth If thoy nro bad and can protect you from bail teeth It they are all right. We make your teeth cause for thanksgiving. flood set of teeth, $5.00. BAILEY, the Dentist nooma atS-31,'I l'oilim Illock. 10th ami Furnnin. rhen 10S5, Ladr Attrndaut, 125 ladles' samplo suits, a great many stlk lined throughout, made In the new styles values up to $80.00, for Ladles' Samplo BUlts, this season's styles, In fancy mixtures, Jackets silk lined, value up to $1500, for THE GREATEST OF ALT Ladles sample suits, tho very finest made, values up to $00.00, stlk lined throughout, at, each TIIK MANI'ACTUHHIl'S JACKH1 Ono table of ladles' Jackets, in kersoys, bouclcs, friczw and Persian wool, In black and colors, slllc llnod throughout, sold In this town for $7.50, on sale One lot of ladles' All Wool Jackets, finest Washington Mills kerseys, Bklnncr'H satin lined, advertised In this town at $10.00 and $12.00 unmatchablo values at 60 ladles' Jackets, llnod with tho famous Skinner's satin, warranted for two seasons, trimmed with strapped seams and pearl buttona equal to any $16 Jacket In America salo prlco Ono lot of ladles' Uox Coats samples for 1,500 ladles' Uox Coats, Skinner's satin lined throughout. In blacks and colors, stitched edges and bands, advertised In this town for $15.00 and $18.00 on sale here at Children's Jackets, ages 4 to 11, In friezes, whipcords, boucles, beav ers, In reds, blues, tans and fancy mixtures, Jackets sold In this town for $5,00 Monday's sale price SIWIAI. l'OK MOMIAV. Ladles' $1.00 all wool Eiderdown Dressing Sacques at Ladles' $2.00 Itanncl lined Underskirts for Ladles' $1.50 Black Taffeta Silk Waists Ladles' $3.00 Fur Colarottcs, each Ladles' Ilalny-Day Skirts, worth $4.50, for Children's $3,00 Fur Sets each Ladles' Automobile Coats at $10.00, $15.00, $20.00, Ladles' Fur Capes, Skinner's satin llnd. 30 Inches long at each .. HEAD DAKOAINS ON PA OR SIO.00 ff S6-S8 jL 20.00 H, 6.98 10.00 2.98 4.75 8.98 10.00 4Sc 'JSC , $1 .OS ftSc $2.50 , $1.0J $30.00 nnd $40.00 $10.00 ACORN STOVES fiMDEN BROS Acorn hard rent st aro (he onlv lino on thu mnrket In which tho uuiif Ity is uniform Thai tim li.M jtovji Is ns well mndi (m the $JOt onn. Don t take our word f r t tiuit they nro the best; conn In nnd In uu show you why and wher In they uro Urn best. ACORN RANGES Snrn made of planhhid slcel nnd are nsbtstoH lined Ihrouvhout No jialut or Japan to burn off ami look ugly. !They cost you tin moro than ethers ask for Inferior grndes. ; John Hussie Hardware Go, 2407-9 Cuming Street. j "If You Buy It of lluijlc It's Rlj hi." K0 tMi)(V)(V)(V)S (3. (n In tlmo und u nnm!l Irak In your dm In (,) X plpo In tho cellar w ill contutnliiatn your entire Iiouho with UIhckho gcrma. v) Only tho bent eunltary plumbing run save your homr from fevers, dlphthe- (j ria and irrrm dlariLMs. An Funltnry plumbers we lire ixK?rts nnd we make V) ii sperlnlty of the comploto flttlni; up (j of bulldlngii, houses nnd stoutn mid i Khs fitting In the most skillful man- W milT. i'J5iima.irn nro given 10 contract- ij j A Small Leak Will Sink a Ship orn and builders. Free 6c Black, Miotic. 101!) 1S0(J Parnum. ffl 0 Ice Time will soon be hero Our stock of Win. T. Wood & Co.'s ICE TOOLS Is complete Let us send you nn Illustrated catalogue. Everything In ' the lco tool line. Jas. Morton & Son Co.' 1511 DODGK ST. Exclusive "Wcdlrrn Atcrnta for 'I'll cm" Toola. GOOD FITTING PLATES Decs your plate lit properly? In making our best teeth they nro fitted In on wax; facial contour Is restored, tbo size, color and shape of tooth selected to suit you. Perfect tit guaranteed In all cases. Tad's Philadelphia Dental Rooms, ir,i7 iinuvii. st. f o o o - o ' O o o O When making a note of your Christ- Kortment of all good makes at prtcoa q O mas presents put down a KODAK or Keep One sin Mind CAMERA. We have a complete aa- u a Smoke tlie best. unheard of before. Now Is the time to get an ALHUM, Q O do that you can have it fixed up In 4 q good tlmo. Wo have a beautiful as- O Bortmcnt nt prices from 10c to $7.00. q O If you do not have tlmo to finish q your pictures wo can do thorn at reasonablo prices. O O S The Robert Dempster Co.,? O 1215 I'arnain St. O O Exclusive Dealers In Photo Supplies An Atomizer Sale. Wo recently purchased 1,400 now style Perfume Atomizers Bulb nnd Spring Top 200 different styles, which we will placo on sole all this oek at the low price of Ask your dealer for a U13. Every one Is worth double. D0ST0N STORE 13 DRUG V DEPT. IT COSTS YOU NO MORE THAN INFERIOR BRANDS. F. R. RICE N. C. CO., Mfrs, St. Louis. UNION MADE