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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: RDXDAY, APTUTj 11. 1001.
10 yard Dress Patterns 15c
Ono big lot of 10-yard
Dress imttorng, m lonj; W9
as tlicy last ontlro 1 1 O
imttorn fop A W
25c Sateen Linings 34c Yard
One caao of Lahr-Bacon
Sateen Linings,
worth 25c yard, jro
6&c Cotton Toweling 2c yard
Lahr-Bacon'a Cotton Tow
eling, their price
(5 ic, our price, yd. Amf
15c Percales 5c Yard
Lahr-liacon's 15c Percales
on nalo at,
yard
5c
40c Nainsooks, Etc., 10c Yard
All Lnlir-Unoori's finest fjratlo
checked, Htrlpud and plaid Nnln
Books Dotted Swiss,
etc., their price 40c II 10
yurd, our prico M. V-r
15c Long Cloth 6c Yard
All the Long Cloth, Lahr
Uacon's prico 15c dsy
yard, our price .... yj W
Drapery Silkoline 5c Yard
All the Drapery Silkoline
from tho Lahr- CSi
Jjacon stock, yard
BOSTON!
NDEISaSONS
Mouday at 8 a. i. Sharp Begins the Great Sale of the
LAHR-BACON CO.'S STOCK
(DEPARTMENT STORE OF EVANSVILLE, IND.)
We purchased nearly the entire stock of the LahivBacon Co at practically our own figure and are thus enabled
to oflVr you values that are actually phenomenal. To fully appreciate the vast importance of this great sale you must know that, the Lahr-Uncon Co. enjoyed the
patronage of the best class of trade in their section of the country, consequently their goods were of the finest quality. Furthermore, nearly all their stock was new
and purchased for this season's trade. We doubt if such a great money-saving opportunity has ever before been presented to you
$1.00 Bed Spreads 39c
All tho liod Spreads that
Lahr-Bacon Cm
sold ns hitfh as $1.00 - J M
iro at w
Muslin and Cambric 6c Yard
All tho Bleached Muslin
and Cambric from
the Lahr-Uncon stock
go at yard
6c
Unbleached Muslin 34c Yard
Unbleached Muslin from
tho Lahr-Bacon Jl
stock, go at, yd.
Lahr-Bacon Go's Silks and Dress Goods at Half
Lahr-Bacon Co's Silks. 10c yard
All of Iahr-Ilacon Co.'s low priced figured China
Silks, polka dots mid other small figures, light
nnd dark grounds, fancy silks, wash silky,
checks and stripes, all
on ono bargain
square, at,
yard
Lahr-Bacon Co's 75c Silks, 25c yard
All of Lahr-llacon Co.'s wide Chlnn Silks,
Foulard Silks In a handsomo assortment of
colors nnd designs, taffeta Silks, brocaded
wunil aunr,
10c
Lahr-Bacon Co's $1 and $1.50 Silks, 49c yard
This Immcnso lot Includes high cost Foulard Silks, all
this season's styles, 27-ln ch Taffeta Silk, Novelty
Taffeta Silk In plaids, str Ipes and checks, brocades,
satin ducbesso, black nnd colors,
beautiful waist silks, all
on sale on bargain
square nt, yard
29c Dress Goods at 12. ic yard
cuevnn, urocnues,
49c
All of Lahr-Bacon Co's strictly nil wool dross
eootls. handsome mixtures, small checks nnd
stripes. Thcso nro all new
sprlnij fahrics nnd actual
29c values, on salo
at, yard
nun ruvutvs nun
12ic
Silks, many that
up to 76c yard
on sale nt
yard
sold
Lahr-Bacon Co's $1,50 and $1.75 Silks 69c yard
This lot Includes all tho rlc h, high-class novelties, many
Dresden nnd Persian patt cms, wnrp prints, embrold-
ed novelties, 30-lnch wide wash silks for waists, gros
grain silks, satin duchess c, crepe
do chine, handsomo twlllo d satin
foulards, all on bargain
square nt, yard
50c Dress Goods at 25c yard
69c
Hnndsotno hlack brlllluntlncs, tfruy brilllnntinos,
drab brilliantincs, tho mos' serviceable goods
for summer, silk anu wool novelties, honriottas
black and colors, t-orges, every
yard worth oUc and 7oe,
on bargain square
at, yurd
$1.25 Dress Goods 49c and 59c yard
This includes un immense- lot of high grade
plorolas. cropons, poplins in bonutiful assort
ment of mixtures, silk and wool mixtures, im
ported high grade hcnrlottas and cashmeres,
black and all lolors A C "
all go on bargain 4 VIC. HVC
squaro, at yard .... "
On Sale in Basement
All tho low priced plaid dross good9 from
Lahr, Uujon Co. in twilled part wool ma
terial, sultablo for waists nnd children's
dresses, tholr price 16c on
salo in basement- -
yard
2c
Fine Prints at 24c a Yard
All tho Prints from the
Lahr-Bacon i
stock, yard .... j 2w
18c Table Oil Cloth 64c Yard
All Lahr-Bacon's Table
OIL Cloth, their prico
18o yard our price
tomorrow
25c Mercerized Ginghams 5c
All Luhr-Bacon's 25c Mer
cerized and Corded
Gingham, go at, yd
5c
25c White Goods 5c yard
Lahr-Bacon's
Goods go at,
yard
25c White
5c
Special Millinery Bargains
From Our Own Exquisite Line Incomparable Values.
Our new druped hats,like cut, made
of exquisite braid, faced with silk chiffon,
trimmed with tho finest Imported gjn m g-
lnrge roses, foliage, silk velvet ribbon Jk
and ornaments nn exact copy of our
liiiporteil French puttern liuts, worth
J'-Ti.u) This exact reproduction,
at
A hand made hat trimmed with taf
fctu, silk mull, llowcrs, foliage,
nnd largo gold bucklo, copied after
our $15.00 hat on salo
at
A lame assortment of ladies' and
misses1 trimmed hats that
really were trimmed to sell at fru.ou
Vint rrn in Ill'lH Ruec'lO-l Bale at
A snecial barcain in un- The new pastime ready
" ........ U
and colors, worth
1.48, on sale at
75c Children's sombre
ros or Mexican
hats, on sale
at
Lahr-Bacon Co's Laces and Embroideries
On sale at one. half and one-third price all this spring's stock over 100 styles, very line goods.
trimmed hats hand made
on wire frame, in the latest
dress shapes and turbans,
black, cream and all colore,
49c, 98c
ieu wuii mi-
$349
$049
98c
39c
Underwear Sale
Immense bargains in ladies' & chil
dren's spring & summer underwear
LntllcH' whlto llslo
thread vests, plain
and fancy ribbed,
high anil low neck,
worth 2Jc,
go on wnlu
nt ...
10c
15c
ladles' silk Mercerized
vests, handsomely
silk Ineo una ribbon
trimmed, In pink,
bluo nnd whlto, Lnhr
-Rncon's
prico 3Sc.
our prico.
Ladles' Vests with long und short sleeves,
nign nun low necK mil shape,
lino colon, medium and summer.
weight, wort! 35c
go ut
Ladles silk Mercerized llslo thread fancy
vests, all beautiful colors, oxtra flno
quality, an sizes, silk: ribbon
nnd In CO trimmed
nt ,
:i5c
ircud funcy
jtvtrn Ann
25c
Many styles of misses', children' nnd
buys' eurly spring undorwenr In plan
India gnuzo and Jersey ribbed, all styles,
worth 33c, go ut
10c, 12xac, 19c
Muslin Underwear
From the Lahr-Uacon stock.
15c
Ladles' flno muslin um
brella drawers
pair
Lndles' plain cambric an
muslin corset covers,
each
Misses' and children's flno
muslin drawers, all
sizes, pair
7c
10c
Torchon und valenclcnues laces and In
sertions, In narrow edgings, good quality,
worth regular up to 10c yard, go nt yard,
lie and 3c
All tho Trench nnd linen and torchon
lace nnd Insertion, Normandy volenctcnncs,
and net top oriental laces, extra lino qual
ity, worth up to 2.'c, go nt, yard,
5c and 10c
Lahr-Ilacon's all-over laces, Including
black silk, orientals and Vcnlco laces, also
many other styles, worth up to $2.50 yard,
go at, yard,
50c, 75c, 98c
Hundreds of pieces of high class va- f Largo bargain table with big lots of flno
lcnclennes nnd chnntllly galoons, In i embroideries and Insertions. In medium
wititliM, nlco fine quality, fast edges, worth
up to 20c, go nt, yard,
3jC and 5c
All tho llnost embroideries nnd Inser
tions from tho I.ahr-Dacon stock, swtss,
nainsook and cambric, nil exquisite pat
terns, line open work, showy designs, medi
um nnd wldo widths, worth up to dOe yd.,
go nt, yard,
10c and 15c yard
All the very finest cmbroldorlcs from the
Lahr-llacon stock, their retail prico up to
$1.00, beautiful patterns, elegant quality,
many match sets,
straight edges and wavy effects, In
black cream nnd ecru, I.ahr-lincon's
prico up to $1, go In lots nt, yard
12Jc,19c,25c
All tbo Lahr-Uacon finest silk chan
tllly laces, Vcnlco laces, rial and
French valenclcnnc3 laces and Inser
tions, medium nnd wldo widths, their
price up to "5c, go In lots, nt, yard,
10c, 15c, 29c
Extraordinary Cloak Values
We offer for tomorrow suits In every correct spring stylo and nt a great sncrlfleo
In prlro.
on salo at
39c
Hosiery Bargains
from the Lahr-Bacon Co's stock.
Hundreds of dozon of ladles' and
misses' and child's fast black
flno and heavy ribbed hoso,
all sizes Lahr-Bacon
Co's prico up to lbc
pair go at
Boys' and girl's flno and heavy
ribbed school hoso, fast black,
full seamless, with doublo solos
and kneos, Lahr-Bacon's prico
Hoc pair our prico
10c, 15c
Ladlco' flno corset covers, lace nnd
embroidery trimmed, go at
19c, 25c, 49c
Ladles' finest muslin and cambric
night robes, worth up to $2.00
go nt '
49c, 69c, 98c
Ladles' flno muslin skirts and skirt
chemise, trimmed with fine lnco
und wldo and narrow embroidery
nnd Insertion, go at
49c, 69c, 98c
Misses' nnd children's cotton
flannel drawers, all
sizes, pair
7c
Ladles' lino quality Imported and domestic hoso, fast black and
fancy colors In maco cotton, llslo thread and silk finish, all
sizes, great verlety
of styles, many
worth 60c pair, at..
i cotton, iiaio inreau unu suk iuuhu, uii
12ic, 15c. 25c
Largo bargain counter of men's Imported and domestic half
hoso In black, tan, stripes, plaids and silk embroidery trimmed,
all colors, worth up to 35c
go on salo nt, per
pair
10c, 15c
Handkerchief Sale
Immense Values from the Lahr-Bacon Stock,
One lot of :t."() ilo.eu Indies' all lltioii
lleinst Itched IlnnilUeri'Iilefs
with liiind ciubroldurcil
lloral designs, worth 10c
onch, k t
icwm
All Liilir-Hiirim'.s misses and children's
fancy colored border school
hnnilkorchlofs, many different
styles, no nt, cncli
j,.vU uuiiMi mines- nnn men s plain white and fnncy colored
uon.cr ncmsuicneii Handkerchiefs, all widths of hems, lino
sneer qunmy some with hand embroidered 51 m
lnltlnls-go In two lots nt cJoCoC
Men's all pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, with hand cmbrol-
iifieu jamais i.aur-lincon's prico 25c, our -4 1
pr,co 122c
Kino Imported Swiss Embroidered and fnncy Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, lino Irish Linen Hnnd kerchiefs Lnhr-IJacon's
prico up to 50c our
prico
10c-15c-25c
All tho men's flno Silk Handkerchiefs, largo size, fancy colored
uuruer, oiucrs witti Hand embroidered silk Initials, wldo um
narrow nemstltcncd, all neat and showy borders,
worth up to "6c each go at
29c
Lahr- Bacon Co's Corsets
$1.25 values on sale for 39c
Big lot of Lahr-Bacon's Cor
sets, including Loomer's, R.
& Or., H. & H. and all styles
of summer corsets, their
price up to
1.25, our
price
only
39c
Lahr-Bacon Co.'s Kid Gloves
$1.50 and $2 values at 75c Pair.
All the ladies' finest Kid
Gloves from the Lahr-
Dacon Co.'s stock, go on salo In ono
lot. Tho uowest styles, shades nnd
colors raoro than fifteen different
makes nil well known nnd reliable-
worth up to ?2.00
n pair nil sizes
on salo
for
inwD sin id
$198
uub miiini
$150
$7.50 ladies' and misses' suits
JI.PS This certainly Is nn extrnonlinary
bargain, they eomo only In smnll sizes,
the material Is novelty cloth, mmle In
the new eton Jacket, fancy lined many
of them, box front Jackets, only ono to
n customer, on sulo
$5 children's ready nt ade suits,
$1.50100 children's new style suits,
ages 4 to 10, mnilo of strictly nil wool
ladles' cloth, trimmed with brnlil.
many of them tho new llusslan blouse,
on snio ut
An immense assortment of ladies
tailor made suits In eton, bolo
ro, nnd L'Alglon effects, flounco
skirts, handsomely braided on salo
nt
$9.75 for fine new eton tail
ored suits In Venetian and pcbblo chovlot,
L'Alglon collars, tho new sleeves, wa have
never shown uny better f
nctual quality, stylo and i
111, value $17.50 on sale at....
$650
The new don InlTrla nllk JncUel. n $5 broadcloth skirts, ,M. 1)8, These
;rent vnrlely of Hlylcn, rlther plain nro exceptional values, they eomo in brown,
.... , tan, gray nnd all of r
it linnilinnii.lv liir trliiimed. nn ante , I
or linnloiurl- lure trlimuetl, on anlc ,, .,,, ,
(l nviiwti; mi n UUI
at f."5.1ts, T.M, ll).lS, nnd material, on salo at ..
Men's Furnishings
From the Lohr-Bacon Stock.
Men's and Boys $1 Shirts 25c
All of Lahr-llacon Co's
Men's 'olnred Lnunilered Shirts
Men's t'olored NellKee Shirts
Hoys' Slllc Ilosoin Shirts
Hoys' Colored Negligee Shlrts
Mon's White L'nluniidered Shirts
Men's lino Muslin Nipht Shlrts
Soine of these are slightly soiled
a vast nssortinent of styles all
sizes worth fully up to $1.00
Your choice
of tho
entire
lot for
25c
75c
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
In Basement
LadieB' storm
rubbers
& men's rubbers
25c
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
In Basement
Ladies' kid,
opera
and
point slipper
59c
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
shoes,
In Basement-
Men's
$139
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
In Basement
Men's patent leather
enamel
and tan
shoes, worth $3,
$169
50c Men's Underwear 15c
Tomorrow wo place on snio I.nhr
Itneon Co.'s men's Underwear of
every description, Includlnj; sum
mer halhrlKKan, summer gauze.
derby ribbed, fnncy striped nnd
pluln colored shirts
and Drawers riOc
values for
Men's 25c Suspenders 5c Pair.
Men s nnd boys' lfie
Silk Neekweur on
sulo for
15c
c Pair.
5c
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
In Basement
Ladies' kid shoes,
small
sizes,
wortli $ll a pair.....
39C
98c
very fine stock of boys 'and chtldrcn'u hats
nnd caps. Some they sold for up to $1.00.
Tomorrow we'll plneo on salo their entire
stock In two lots
nil extraordinary
values at ,
un' uii nuiu tui'll tjiilliu
25C-49C
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
In Basement
39c
Infant's
bIiooh ..
Chilli's shoes.... 50c
Hoys' shoes. 08c
Little gent's shoes .... 79c
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
In Basement
1.50
Ludies
Shoos ,
Lndles strap qa
siimluls 0"v
Ladies' oxford ties. . . 98c
Men's Hats
Your choice of all the Men's Hats
from the Lahr-Bacon
stock at 98c.
Including all the
newest Btyles in
mens line stilt
and fedora hats,
also railroad hats,
pashas and crush
ers. Manv of tlinsn lintn were
sold by tho Lahr-Racon Co. as e
high as $3. 50. We give you
tho choice of the
entire lot to
morrow for ....
Boys' and Children's Hats and
Caps from the Lahr-Bacon Co.
Stock. Lahr-Bacon Co. had a
IOWA RURAL SCHOOL PLAN
Consolidation of DiitricU Working Wellin
Winnebago County.
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS IS A SUCCESS
Cenlrnl TimyhnIiIp School IlriiiK" Tlt
tvr l'-Mi-llltlfo, liierriiNtMl Attrml
mni mid l.i'Hxciu-il Cunt of
Main! riiiiiit'r l'rr I'upll.
Hurnl transportation of pupils to a cen
tral township school Is one of the ends
toward which State Superintendent Darrctt
of Iowa is workltiK- At present thu system
Is carried out to any great extent In but
uno community In tho statu Buffalo town
nulp, Winnebago county but such Rood re
sults hnvo bceu obtained that as number of
other districts will consolidate this spring
nnd adopt tho plan.
Tho township school is located at Huffnlo
Center, Huffnlo township Is of tho usual
size six miles square and contntns nlno
school districts of four seel Ions each. Un
fortunately lluffalo Center is at tho ex
treme western edfio of tho township Instead
of boltiK near tho contcr. Seven of tho nlue
districts lu tbo township havo been merged
Into tho consolidated district, leaving only
tho districts in the extreme northeastern
nnd tho extreme southeastern corners with
tho slup'n school houso plan.
Tho contracts for tho present year call
for tho transportation of nincty-clght chil
dren. Six routes nro laid out and ono team
la provided (or eocli route. Tbo shorten
routo Is thrco and ono-fourth miles and
tho longest six and ono-fourth miles. Tho
nverago dlstnnco Is about four miles. Tho
roads In Winnebago county nro not so good
ns In many other parts of the stuto for tho
reason that tho country Is newer nnd tho
drainage less thorough.
When tho roadB nro very muddy or rough
tho drivers begin collecting tho chlldron at
7:15, whllo with good roads and a short
routo the driver does not start until ns Into
ns 8:15. Tho children nro returned homo
from 4:45 to C:45 p. m.
Tho drivers rccelvo $30 per month. Kor
this amount they nro required to furnish
their own properly covered, strong, safe,
sultablo vehicles, subject to tho approval
of tho board, with sultablo seats and a
strong, safe, quiet team, with propor hnr-
iness, with which to convey und collect
safely nnd comrortably an tno pupns 01
school ago on tho route, nnd to furnish
warm, comfortnblo blankets or robes sulll
clent for tho best protection nnd comfort
for each and all of tho pupils. The drivers
agree to collect nil of tho pupils on tho
routo by driving to their homes each morn
ing that school Is In session in Mine to con
voy tho pupils to school so ns not to ar
rive at tho building earlier than 8:30 a. in.
nor later than 8MB a. m.
Tho drivers nro required to personally
drive and manage the tenm and to refrain
from tho uso of uny profano or vulgar Inn
guago within tho hearing or presence of the
pupils, nor may they use tobacco In any
form during tho timo thoy nro conveying
tho chlldron to and from school. They aro
not permitted to drive tho team faster than
n trot nor to raco with any team, and are
required to keep order and report Improper
conduct on tho part of the pupils to tho
principal or president of the board.
To lasuro too Ultulul performance of tho
contract on tho part of tho driver ono-hulf
of tho preceding month's wages Is retained
by the bonrd.
KfT-t!t lit l'lii n on .Ylti'iiiliinee.
Tho nverago dally attendance, of tho
schools beforo tho consolidation was DO,
The schools wero In session but six months
of tho year.
For tho year ending September, 1!00,
eight tcncherB wero employed for nlno
months n year, whllo tho nverago dally at
tendance was 200. Estimating tho average
cost of tuition per month per pupil upon the
totnl expenditures for school purposes, It
Is found that tho cost under tho consolida
ted district was $2.31, as against $5.03 under
tho Btuglo district plan. Tho tax levy tor
tho district in 1900 was 0.6 mills for teach
ers' fund and 0.? mills for contingent fund.
Tho village of Huffnlo Center, according
to tho last census, has a population of 375.
Tho present school building was erected
In 1S36 nt a cost of $17,000. Great care was
taken in regard to sanitation. Tho very
latest and best methods of heating, lighting
and ventilation uro used. Tho building con
tains a water supply throughout, with clos
ets in tho basement nnd room for children
to play during stormy weather. There nro
nlno rooms, exclusive of an auditorium and
a library filled with tho choicest books.
.Vririiuii'ii tx in I'uvnr of I'lnn.
Tho following arguments nro being ad
vanced for consolidation and township
graded schools:
1. Hotter grading of schools and classifi
cation of pupils.
2. Affords an opportunity for work In
speclnl branches, such as drawing, music
and nnturo study.
3. Open doors to moro schooling and to
schools of higher grade.
4. Insures tho employment and retention
of better teachers,
i
C. Mukcs tho work of n specialist far
moro effective.
C. Adds tho stimulating Influence of largo
clusscs.
7. Affords broader companionship.
8. Itcsults in better attendance of pupils.
9. Leads to better school buildings, bet
tor equipment, n larger supply of books,
charts, maps nnd apparatus.
10. Quickens Interest In tho public
schools.
Tho state laws of Iowa ns nmended by
a recent net of tho general assembly en
courngo tho consolidation of rural districts,
tho building of a central tnwnBhlp graded
school and tho transportation of pupils.
DEVOTE DAY TO SERVICE
ItellKloun Con vocation In lie llrlil n
Ki (ic Memorial
Cliiiri.'li.
A general religious convocation will bo
.iioiu at Kountzo .Memorial cnurcn noxt Fri
day. It will continue through tho entire
Irlnv. Al iftilrt Ihn mpntlntr will l, tnv
ministers and church ofllcers, The speak
ers will bo Itov. W. Allison nnd W. 1'. liar
ford. At 3 o'clock the meeting will bo a
L'fnfrnl nnn fnr nil Christians. Tho Hnpnl;.
ers will bo Oeorgo Illdwell nnd Hov. Dr.
Hirst, in the evening nn ovnngeiicni serv
ice will bo held. Tha speakers will bo
Itev. I), K. Tlndall. Hov. K, A. Hatch and
Itev. 15. II. Jcnks,
l.'OllfCHM'K III ISlllllCZ.lf tllf III,
ST. LOUIS, April 13. Wlllliitn II. lluss
mnn, un olllco employe of the Harrett .Mun
ufacturliiK company for thirteen yents, eon
fessed today that ho was un embezzler und
forger to tno extent of Jl.ixnj. Ills opera
tions extend over a period of nlm months.
HI wrong-doing- was due, Husainuu said,
to his Infatuation for a woman nut his wife.
Ho is under arrest.
FREE HIGH SCHOOL LAW
Suptrintsndcnt Pane EnUri Into Exttndtd
Diiounion.
TAtKS OF VARIOUS PHASES OF MEASURE
Head of Omaha Scliooln Kmlorncs Hut
."t'v l.iiiv anil Suy It Ik (lie
ItcMiilt of Mneli l.'n re
fill Sliiily.
"Tho free high school law passed by tho
legislature Is qulto generally approved by
educators and promises to do awny with
thu necessity of establishing county high
schools,' Superintendent l'earso of tho
Omaha public schools remarked after read
ing a copy of tho new law which Stato
Superintendent Kowler bus had printed and
distributed uinong school authorities. "It
provides," tho superintendent continued,
"for opening approved high schools to per
sons living In othor school districts In tho
same county. Tho law will probably result
In much bcuotlt to thu existing high schools
rather than lu thu establishment of new
schools and tho duplication of Institutions
that can nreommodnto uddltlonnl pupils
with slight expenditure of money.
Will i:leml IIIkIi Si'lim.U.
"This law will probably make high
echools possible In somo localities where
thu population Is too small to Justify tha
mulntcnnuce of such n school for ono dis
trict. Tho right to open it high school to
uuu-rcsldeiil pupils is vestoi in bom da of
i
education. This prevents pupils from bolng
forced on schools which nro not prepared to
accommodato them. A mnjorlty of tho
voters In districts which deslro to avail
themselves of high school privileges must
signify their willingness beforo n tnx ran
bo levied to pay tho tuition of pupils who
deslro to avail themsolvcs of better schools
than uro afforded in their homo districts."
Tho tax levied on any district to pay for
tho tuition of pupils wliu deslro to attend
a high school In another district cannot
exceed 2 mills. No district will bo com
pelled to pay moro than 75 cents per week
per pupil for high Bchool tuition. In enso
any school asks tuition In excess of thll
amount tho parents of pupils must bear tbo
additional uxponbc.
I'lirpimc of I lie I.uw.
Tho purposo of tho law Is to make dis
tricts in which deslrnblo high schools nru
located adjunct districts of tho dltsrlota
which nro located in tho samo county nnd
have no high schools. No high school
which has not been approved by tho stato
'superintendent will bo allowed to open Its
doors to non-restdont pupils, under tho pro
visions of this law.
I "Thlb law is tho outgrowth of much
thought nnd study of school needs on tho
ipart of Nebraska educators," said Mr.
I'earse. "Hills of various sort seeking
this same end hnvo been beforo Ncbrnbka
i legislatures for several sessions. Fault
1 was found with all of them and this
mcasuro combines tho deslrnhlo features
of many of the bills, nnd Is thought to bo
I fren from the defects pointed out In
1 others "
Cook's Imperial Kxtra Dry Champagne
has a delicious aroma of tho grapes. Its
puilty Is undoubted.
REBELS AGAINST B0SSISM
I Man SerUH Divorce lleenime III Wife
I liiHUteil Upon IHolntliiK
to Him.
Henry Y. Garrett sets up a peculiar grount
for dtvorco In n petition filed In tho dis
trict court yesterday. Ho says ho was mar
ried In Fulton I'ounty, Georgia, in February
18'jy, to a widow, und that Immedlatol;
after tho ceremony h(s wife attempted ti
n shu mo complelo control and authority ovci
his movements anil to illctnto In his tlnll;
life what course ho should or should iol
pursue.
llr. Gnrrett avers thut such bosslsm frott
tho tender half of tho family constitute)
cruel nnd Inhuman treatment, desplto thf
fact thnt It was exorcised by ono who hn
previous matrimonial experience,
FUNERAL OF CLIFFORD SMITK
Servlei-N l nniliiitteil nt 1'nmlly Kent,
ilence ly llenn h'nlv of
Trinity n t linlrnl,
Tho funeral of tho Into Clifford W. Smltl
took placo from his resldonco ut Thlrtyi
ninth nnd Harnoy streets yestorday after
i noon at 3 o'clock. Tho services were eon.
ducted by Dean Campbell Fair of Trlnllj
cathedral. Tho room In which the casket
rested was u bower of (lowers, tho casket
and tuhliis being concealed by tho bloom.
I Tho pall bearers wero Victor n. Cald
well, is. ai. miriiPiu, w. t. wymun, k. w,
Dixon, Harry Curtnn, George Voss, Luther
Drake, Dr. W O. Ilrldgcs, Dr. J. II, Bum
mers, Jr., and Milton Durlow. At thu con
clusion of tho serviced tho remains wero
placed in a vault at 1'rospcct Hill cemetery.
