Nebraska Newspapers

    The Omaha. Sunday Bee
g EDITORIAL SHEET, g
PAGES 11 TO 20.
ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871.
OMAIIA, SUM)AY MORNING, JULY 10, 1903.
SINGLE COIY FIVE CENTS.
nil tVIJRS
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TUK KKLIABI.K STORK.
Grand clearing; sal now on everything In Women's Reedy-to-Weer Oarmnnt
at lees Una manufacturer's cost. Bigger value than any time previous for less
money than erer before.
Be our Women's Man Tailored Suits Just received. In the new fall styles. Ther
soma ia corset stria, new Pompadour blouse, and loose mannish effects ZOO samples,
no two allka We will take orders for tboee we cannot fit. Tou can save S par
cent by purchasing now.
In our Waist department ws have Jut re
reived another lot of sample Whits
Waists, made of fins opera bauste, lawns,
f.ns dimities and twenty other materials,
sll In pretty designs snd trimmed in fins
laces worth Op to H.ill clearing () H n
sals price f if
171 dosen Colored and Whits Waists, made
of good quality madras, ginghams, per
cales and d.nuUes, worth up to Cfl
Uuo clearing sal prio 3Ub
All Oar WMto ssl Colored Waists at
Kaullr Law Price.
It don Wssh FkJH. mads of denims
and eurjta. worth U. Cflr
go on sale at .Tr. WW0
B Womea'a Rainy Ir Skirts,
worth x0, for
88c
WASH GOODS
InGsr High Grade Wash
END OF THi. SEASON PRICES ON
Black and Black aad Whits Enghah Jfl i
UrsnaOiaa U and tUA grades, fd... Ju
Cxvpe Silk Mull, blank, white and
colors, 7&u grades, yard
Bilk Tissue, Embroidered Tissue,
Spot Linen, sTecia, ail beauti
ful, feo and Tfeo fabrics, yard
39c
Silk
25c
Satin Strip English Oausa, plain
and black, worth o
at, yam
colors
29c
Linen Etemlne, a inches wide. mercer
Ised), finest luster, oslors linen, pink,
light blus and groan; ths best gradi-s of
Szla on Fine
T
77.
4bri Mm
ATORS
FROM.
IN OMArLA.
Walnut Stained Screen Door E9o
Oil Finished Screen Door.. 5e
Hardwood Adjustable Screens 25o
The best Screen Cloth made
poultry Netting Ho
Screen Frames, SGxIM 170
Ths bast National Double Oven SI. 71
Jmrtra heavy Coppor Bottom Boilers. . ?9o
All Copper Baslex. - H-K
China Department
Jtsrt raeatved fuU Una of Imported
earn confuting M cup and aauoers,
plates, salads, cake pastes, cuspidor, tiles,
snuffs, egg cups, trays, wufca- creams,
grat plates, ata., etc; this is all fin deoor
Atad -china, ther la not aa artlol ia ths
lot worth less than Bo up to COO. Ws
will close out the whole lot lfa
at, oach IW"
This lot of samples are from Hamburger
A Co. of New Tsrk. on of ths largest im
porting hoc sea la America.
mmu mm the pope
JgffiM Oreehnaa'i Story ef Hii Andienos
witii ls zm.
OBSTACLES BESET ADMISSION TO VATICAN
fStatTW Cauwact1 ( tk Great Fostttf
" MmIsw la OasBTwrsavtioat wttkt
Psvasa TSsltev tresm tsv
Owtsld World.
N nan grip his description of an audi
Tio with Prps Lee is to be found than ths
account gtva by Jam Creel man, ths
Stobsd nmpuwr oorreapondent, in his book
Mxratlnf big xprinaas in Interviewlny
famous nusu Ths chapter relating bis visit
to ths Vatlaaa has a ttoely Interest that
malts It ayaali ITy worth reading Just now.
It lg aa foSows:
l l was aa iu vru J9 hi si aa wwunu
Cask la Farts and plan an Interview with
tb pop. Bat Z had not been a week la
Sees be(a I began to understand ths
aasmlng hopelessness of carrying profane
American swBaUsm Into the presence of
ths whit vicar of Christ. Bitting at ths
heart ef th mysterious Vatican.
Thar was an enchanting sens of ad
Wen tor la th thing. Yet 1,000 years of un
broken tradiUrn stood between me and th
august head of ths Christian world, whoss
predecessors had turned sceptrss to dust
aad blotted out kingdonma
Th pavements and walls of the venerable
City seemed t mock ma. Tb stately cardi
nals listened and shook their heads. Ther
was no precedent. Ths bare thought of a
newspaper correspondent lntervles-lng th
pop violated every sentiment of papal his
tory. frm St. Peter to Leo XIII. Ths
apostolic secretary of state. Cardinal Ratn
polia. advised me to abandon the Idea. The
rkWr ganaral of Rome, Cardti.H Paroochl.
milad at my snthuKiasm and urged ni
not to wast sny time on an Impassible
Bsission. EUI1 I went from one prince of
th church to another, from palace- to pal
aes, from cathedral to Cathedral.
The psrslstsnt spirit developed in an
American newspsper ethos is not ea-.ly
daunted. As the difficulties gathered, my
ambition to Interview th pope grew mtr
Intense. It became aa abssrbiag pas.-lon.
It ws with me whsa I wandered tn ths
erumbltEg palaces of the Cae'ars or wUked
among th r'-lns ef ta Roman forum. It
bausled bi among ths tomt of ths aepea
la St. petar's. I dreamed of It at night.
0s;a-tes t k la ervlrv4rr.
Aad when every cardinal and M-hop in
Bms seemed to stand la ths way. I went
t Turin and enorsated Cardinal Alllmonda
tir.g Humbert's friend. Jo help me, Alas 1
ai ths cardinal asaured turn that my Quest
was bound tn end in tailor. Thar were
noms things that Amelcaa Journalism
oauld not aoeempilah.
Then to se Cardinal S LB Frllc. th ven
erable "Saint ef NUj." Ths gentle old
mas listened ts the story of my efforts to
see the poj-e and shook bis snowy bead
yClaeeuraglngly.
t "i caanot help you my son." he said. I
g&eer thai ft would be a great thing for a
'aewapAcer writer to b the first to icter
w th Holy Father. Bat I am U old
Ladies'
Garment Sale.
13 dosen Women's Percale Wrappers,
mads of tb best quality percale and
ruffles over shoulder and 16-inch RQn
fiounce, worth up to U-uO, for..
76 dosen Fins Lawn Kiraonaa, in pink,
blus and white, all nicely trimmed with
embroidered yoke, worth up Kflr
to iUt, for 8U1-
S dosen Children's Dresse. mads of
all wssh materials, worth up
to ti-bft, tor
75 dosen Wash Shirt Waist Suits,
worth up to U-U. tor
50c
75c
Ask to see the "Csarina" Underskirt tor
style, quality and width, from QR(S
ta.uu down Vo "3
BARGAINS
GaoJs Department I'onday
FINEST FABlUCS
this weave choice of all
Monday, yard
Suiting Check, ths popular black
and white effects, yard .....
Snowflake Suitings, all colors.
worth up to sjc, choice, yard
IroiKirtod Swisses, the real French
35c
15c
25 c
floral
styles, 60c and 740 quality.
..25c
choice, Monday, ysro
Jaconet Lawn. Dresden Batista. Novelty
Cords, ail beautiful light weight fabrics,
worth luc to 2ao yard choio t(
Monday, yard -
Shirting tionSay
Hardware, Slovas and
House Furnishings
Special uUsxrair Clearance Sale
ANi ICE BOXES TO SKI .ECT
UP FKOSl
THE NATIONAL. DANGLER AND IN
SURANCE GASOLINE STOVES, BEST
J-BUR-NER. with step and pan. .
THE BEST J-BURNER JUNIOR
13.75
2-69
flalnnliirf Tuba
10-auart Oranlte Dish Pan.
Steel Frame Wringer ............... Ko
60-Ib. Decorated Flour Can. .... ..... G9o
Family Meat Saw . o
No. I all Copper Nickeled Tea Ketfla.
t large boxes Tooth Picks for ... to
Warranted Cotton Covered lio ..... Bo
Hardwood Hosa Reels 9o
Optical Department
Special sale Monday and all week;
Gold Filled Frames, all styles, 10- I CQ
year guarantee, S3. 00 value I.vJJ
Fin Alumlnold Spectacles or Eyeglasses,
fitted with imported lenses f Q
S2.60 kind -BO1,
Nickle Plated Spectacles, good fk Qrt
lenses, usual price SLi)6. ax.
X Caavrar '' t3ailasla at Kyea.
to go to Rome to assist you. and a letter
would acoompUsh little. Tb thron of SC
Peter is guarded tn a thousand ways s gainst
th shock of change, and what you propose
would upset the traditions of ages. 8 till.
Leo XIH la a broad-minded, far-seeing
statesman, and It he thought that a news
paper interview would serve the cauae of
Cbrlstlsolty he would not hesitate to tank
a new precedent.'
At thla time kind fortune brought mto
my anxious life In Rome th friend ship of
aa American sculptor. Chevalier EaekM.
who lived and worked in a studio in th
vine-grown ruins ef the Baths of Diocletian.
And to this friend I confided the tale of my
attempts to penetrate the Innermost door
of the Vatican. As he sat there la has
white sculptor's blouse and slanting velvet
cap, beside a marble figure of the dead
Christ, his face suddenly became radiant.
"I nave It!" he said, throwing his cap en
th table. "Cardinal Uoheslobe win help
you."
West Lag the Pane's Fleasar.
So straight to th Basilica of Santa Maria
Magglor we want, and found ths cardinal
In his palace, a stout, rosy, witty, German
prince, once ths bosom friend of Pius IX.
I Within an hour the cardinal promised to
i lay the matter before the pope. Three
' -.. Via mj,n r ,r m. nnA annflunflid
UftI W v. m
that His Holiness had consented to be In
terviewed. Whenr I asked.
Ah:" said the cardinal. no on can tall
that. Perhaps after a week; par hap after
! six montha Th Vatican moves slowly. It
has the affairs of the whole wjrld. clvllltei
and uncivilised, to consider. You must
wait. Rome will teach you how to be
patient.
I left the palace drunken with Joy. How
my old comrades In New York would stars
when they learned that I had reached the
unreachable: How my newspaper would
hemld ths feat to the ends ef the earth! I
1 could hardly keep my feet from d.ncing on
j the hot pavement. Rome, Home, how I
'loved yon that day!
1 The next da- a message from Paris sent
me to Brindlsi to meet Henry M. Stanley,
the explorer, who was on bli way back
from Africa, after rescuing Eraln Pasha
from the perils the equatorial province.
I ws in the sen ice of the newspaper thxt
1 first sent Stanley Into th "dark continent"
and he gave me the materials for an ex
clusive dispa-.cb, that in other days, would
havs mads me dlsxy with pride. But as I
'walked along the stone Quay of Brindiel
'with the weather-beaten man whose deeds
!hd once inspired me with vl-luns of the
possibilities of my profession, ana near
him talk of th riches ef Africa, my mind
turned always to Rom. There was a
terrible fear up-m ma What if the pops
hould send for me while I was away? Th
thought filled me with agony.
talesaalty ef the Occasion.
Stanley had picked me eut ef a score of
i newspaper correspondents, who stood en
viously watching us as w strolled alone
the shore of the sparkling Adriatic sea.
And yet I waned myself In another plaea.
Two days later I was In Rom agala, and
early th cext taming a papal chamber
lain came te the hotel with a summon
ta the' preeenoe ef the pope. The Invita
tion Included Monslgnor Frederick .
Hooker, the scholarly vtos rector of the
American collage, whe Was ta not as In
tel pre Lex.
Ilayden's
Big,
Wonderful Bargains.
100 TIECES CnOICE SILKS In a full assortment of styles and colors, this great lot was
bought from a maker that needed ready carfi, and we own these fine silks at a great concession in
price. You surely can find anything you may desire among these fine silks and we will plate
them all on sale Monday divided A Cn QOn c OC
into three special lots, at HVL, JVl UllU-sWJV
AN IMPORTER'S STOCK OF FINE i
WHITE WASH SILKS ON BALE.
7S pieces fins grade pure silk JAPANESE
HABUTIA wash summer silk. These are
perfect silks and will wear and lsunder
beautifully, and can be had In either pure
whita Ivory or cream. )
JAPANESE HABITIA WASH SILK-30
Inches wide, worth boo Or
on sale for mtr
JAPANESE HABVT1A WASH SILK 28 !
inches wide, worth 0o o i.r, !
on sale for J ;
JAPANESE HABITIA WASH SILKS Z!
inches wide, worth Tbo .
on sals at Ot
BLACK GRENADINE SALE to clear up
an entire stock of black and fancy ullk
grenadines, we offer you the remarks We
bargain, black iron frame grenadine,
worth H Bft and SI. 75, black stripe grena
dine worth up to Mack embroidered
grenadln worth up to SX0U, fancy grena
PIAEO SALE
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED.
This week the great slaughtering of prices begins in our Piano room. Our enormous stock of
high grade pianos must be reduced at once. Parties expecting to purchase a piano soon 6hould
not fail to take adTantage of the extraordinary low prices we will make for the next few days.
If you do not care to pay cash we will arrange terms to suit your convenience. Every home should
kave a piano by taking advantage of the easy payment' plan on which our instruments are sold.
Our guarantee in addition to the manufacturer s, accompanys every instrument sold by us, mak
ing the purchaser safe at all times. If you are looking for a genuine bargain in a piano, call and
select one of the pianos mentioned here.
1 upright oak case, ........ .$ 85.00
1 upright walnut case 95.00
1 upright mahogany case 100.00
1 upright' ebony case.... . .. 110.00
1 upright oak case ..... 115.00
1 upright walnut ease .'. 125.00
1 upright mahogany case 135.00
1 upright walnut case 150.00
1 upright mahogany case ......... - 1G5.00
1 upright walnut case ;. 175.00
Our stock consists of such well known makes as Checkering, Fischer, Decker, Conover, Weg
man, Franklin, Cable, Haines, Price & Tepte, Jacob Doll, Stoddard, Estey, Wellington, Kings
bury -and twenty other makes.; " : -. '
Out-of-town buyers are invited to write for catalogues giving prices and full particulars.
fin r w fiTi r3 ni To) fo) nri
The government of Europe bad prao
OoaOy oonfeased tn conference at Berlin
Chat they cculd do nothing to check ths
onward sweep of the tide of social discon
tent that threatened the peace of nations.
The German emperor's international coun
cil on the desperate question of capital and
labor was an admitted failure. What
would Leo XIII say? Would be, too, admit
that accumulated and concentrated wealth
had brought Into the world problems un
solvable except by brute force?
No man can make that Journey from the
famous bronze portal of ths Vatican into
the presence of the imprisoned monarch.
Whom 300,000,000 human beings hall as ths
rice twgent of heaven and earth, without
being thrilled from bead to foot. I care
net whether he be Protestant, Catholic
Jew or pagan; whether he adore ths pope
as th Infallible vicar of Christ, or regards
asm simply as the supreme teacher In a
nntvarsal school he will be profoundly
ass-red by the solemnity and suggestlvsnera
f that place.
Gear Afcoat th Vatican.
To reach this sovereign of a ghostly em
pire w psaaed through ths palace door
that looks out upon ths aide spacs In front
of St. Peter's one lighted by the burning
bodies of Christian martyrs. Here stood
a squad of ths stalwart Swiss Guard. In
brilliant costumes of red. yellow and black,
designed by Michael Angelo more than
KM years ago. Ascending the royal stair'
way of marble that leads to ths Immortal
Slstlne chapel, and turning to the right, op
a flight of ancient steps, ws were saluted
by tb gena.rce of St. Peter at the en
trance of ths opal courtyard of St. Damas
u. which Is half surrounded by" corridors
and hal-s glorified by the senilis of Kapliael,
tho tender colors glowing here and there
through open windows.
This spot once echoed ths steel-shod feet
of Charlemagne Here Naioleon stood
among anlng cowards.
In one corner of ths sunny courtyard was
a cardinal carriage and long-tailed horses;
a tail, thin monslgnor in purple silk rustled
by, and a whit pigeon wheeled in alarm
through the air as the great chimes began
to sulks ths hour. A picturesque sentry, ,
leaning on aa antique halberd, guarded the
door of a great marble stairway loading
from ths opposlt side of the court. Pass
ing through th door and mounting the
stairs, ws came to the vast hall ef St.
Clement. Here figures of Justice, Moxcy
and Faith looked down upon a Jolly com
pany of the pope's soldiers sprawled com- '
fortably on a wooden bench in a corner, 1
thir glftterlng hil'wrda leaning against
th brilliant wait 1 Mre was a ringing .
command uttered by some Invisible officer, '
and the next Instant ths row of red. black i
and yellow guards was saluting a stately, ;
scarlet cardinal who passed without rale- :
leg his eyea j
rer.eavallty ef the Peat IS. j
Imagine the feelings of a young Amert-
caa writer moving through that palaos as
1 11.000 rooms to Interview a king' without
. Urrtlory trying to preserve his heaths
! news Instincts la such surrouadaags.
I A burly, white haired servitor In crimson j
silk aad knes breeches met us at the outer
j doer of the pope's atartmenta, and to him '
I oeiivra tne aocument which called me
to the Vatican. Through en splendid
chamber after another he led us, among
aletorle taptrica and princely bau4uas '
Silk Department
dines worth up to 4V. all Mack rrens
dinee are 44 Inrhen wlrt, all fancy grena
dine are 14 inches wide, CJif
all go In one lot Monday at iCW
CLOSING OtT AIL BIACK STMMER
SILKS BIQ CUT IN PRICES
Tie Mack Japanese wash silk. S6 Inches
wide on sale Ailr
Monday at ;
tLX black Japanese wash silk, 3S Inches
aide on sale fQn
Monday, at VIW
S1TB Ma(k Japanese wash silk, X inchef
wide, extra heavy no.
on sale
S1.50 Mack spot proof taffeta Habutla. 17
inches wide, very serviceable, Oftr
on sale i VOW
SPECIAL LOT OF EXTRA FINE TARD
WIDE BLACK TAFFETA. WILL GO
ON SALE MONDAY
Fine reliable black taffeta that we can
of bygone pontiffs, until we reached the
throns room.
Hers we sat until Leo XIH was ready to
receive as In th next room. The great
golden throne under ths royal canopy was
the gift of the worklngmen of Rom to
the pope. Above it shone a triple crown,
surmounting the axure shield, silver bar,
and cypress tree of the Peed family. Th
pop is proud to alt upon a throns given to
him by the toilesa of his ewn country.
After a while, a smiling chamberlain In
purple silk, with a resplendent gold chain
hung about bis neck, came from the inner
chamber. He chatted with Monslgnor
Rooker and myself for a few moments and
then, opening the door, preceded us Into
the presence of the august bead of ths
Christian world.
There, behind all the pomp and ear
mony, sat a gentle old man, with a sweet
face and th saddest eyes that ever lacked
out of a human head th quiet shepherd
of Christendom. Hs sat in a chair of
crimson and gold, set close to a tahle. Be
hind him was a carved figure of the Vir
gin, and near it a smaller ihnsne. Hs wore
a skull cap of whit watered silk, and a
snowy cassock flowed gracefully ahout his
frail figure, a plain cross of gold hanging
upon th sunken breast. It was a presence
at one appealing and majestic.
Cordiality ef His Xteceptlea.
That moment I forgot my newspaper and
ths news-thirsty multitudes of New York.
As ws advanoed to salute th pope, he
held out bis thin, white hand, on which
gleamed a great emerald. It was the Fish
erman's ring, the sign cf apostolic au
thority throughout the world. We knelt
and kissed tb outstretched band, aad Moa
algnor Rooker being a Catholic t everently
pressed hla lips to the gold-embreldared
cross on th pope's crimson velvet shppsr.
His holiness bads us be seated beslds htm.
There was surprising vigor In his gestures,
and bis veic was clear, deep and un
wavering. .
"You ar very young, " b remarked. I
expected to se an older man. But your
nation is also young."
It is bard to describe tb delicate onurtssy
and bsnlgnlty of 10 XIH's manner.
"I nave a claim upon Americans for their
respect," be said with kindling eyea, "be
cause I love them and their country. I
havs a great tenderness for those who Bve
in that land Protestants and all. Under
the constitution of the United States re
ligion has Defect liberty and Is a grow
ing power for good. Ths church thrives
In th air of freedom. 1 love and bless
Americans for their frank, unaffected char
acter and for the respect which they havs
for Christian morals and th Christian re
ligion. "Th press ah, what a pewer ft Is 'get
ting to be! the press and th church
should be together in the work of elevating
mankind. And the American press should
especially be amiable and benevolent to
ward me, because my only desire is to ua
my power for the good of ths whole peo
ple, Protestants and Catholics alike"
CatkeUeltr ef ron Lea.
The pope looked at me Intently for a
nloment.
"You are not one ef the Faithful?' hs
said.
"I am what Journalism has mads of me."
"You are all lay children, said the pop,
patting my hand like father. "Protes
tants, ""athollcs ell, all Ood has placed
a her ta watch over aitd car for you.
My Offering
I thoroughly recommend to you, and at
about one-half price. ,
S1W grade pure pT.k black taffeta, runtle
finixn, 36 inches wiae. nur
only...
v f r
SITS grade pure silk black taffeta, rustle
Pnlsh. S6 Inches wide, t 1
only
S1.S5 frrsde pure Kilk black taffeta, rustle
finish. 36 Inches wide, f
only
S2"0 gride pure silk black taffeta, ru-1e
finish. SS inches wide,
only I.OV
WE FILL MAIL ORDERS promptly snd
carefully. Order your silks from us by mall.
Tou are assured of the newest and bet
selected Srom the largest silk department
In the west, and you can save nearly one
half the purchase price.
I have no other aim on earth than to labor
for the good of ths human mo.
"I want th Protestants cf America as
wen as the Catholics to understand ma
The rlcar of Christ to respected In the
UnKed States, but it U not always so In
Europe."
Ther was aa Indescribable ring of pathos
In the pope's voice. His lips trembled.
"Hare we have tn temporal control men
who feel nothing but hatred for th repre
sentative of Jesus Christ and offer constant
insults to the Holy See. Enemies of God
armed with governmental power seek not
only te grieve and bumble the Holy See la
my person, but to utterly break down the
influence of religion, to disorganise and ob
hterat tb church aad to overthrow th
whole system of morality upon which civ
ilisation rest. The power of paganism la
si work In Europe again.
These are times of social unrest and
Impending disorder. I reoognis th good
Impulse that persuaded the German em
peror to assemble tb Great Powers at
Berlin and seek a cure for tb difa that
afflicts capital and laser. But ther la no
power that caa deal with anarchy aad
social discontent, but organised religion.
It alone caa restore the moral balance to
th human race. Tb result of th efforts
which have been made by nations to live
without Christian guidance can be seen In
th present stats of civilised society dis
content, hatred, and profound unhappl-
nesa
Rellarioa to Solve Laker rrohlesa,
"I havs watched the growing helplessness
sf the suffering working classes throughout
the world with anxiety and grief. I ha
studied bow to relieve society of this tar
rfhl confusion. While I live I will labor
to bring about a change. Th trouhlM of
th poor and heavy laden are hvrgsiy due
to enemies of Christian morality who want
to se Christian history ended aad maortestd
return to pagan ways.
'Human law cannot reach th real neat
of ths conflict between capital and labor.
Governments and legislatures are helpless
to restore harmony. The various nations
must do their work, and I must do mine.
Thetr work is local and particular, such as
th maintenance of order, and the enforce
ment of ameliorative lawa But lay work
aa th bead of Christendom must h uni
versal and en a different plana
"The world must be re -Christianised. The
mom condition of ths wexldngmaa aad
his employer must be Improved. Each
must look at the other through Chradan
yes. That is th only way. How vain
ar th efforts of nations which seek to
bring contentment to man and tTetiT hgr
legislation, forgetting that the Trtsates
religion alene can draw men together tn
love and peac. Aa the wealth of th
world lncreasea, the gulf between th
laborer and his employer will widen and
deepen unless It be bridged over by Chris
tian charity and the mutual forbearaao
which is Inspired by Christian morals. But
If ths foes of Jesus Christ and His church
oantinu ts attack and revile ths holy ro
Ugioa which Inspires and teaches sound
morals and has civilised ths world, the
social disorders, which ar but signs on the
horlson today, will overwhelm and destroy
than.
aaaaa Slavery aa Aheaslaatloa.
"The continued existence of human
la wry tn pcay-a lands is another source
of sorrow te ma As a means of abolish-ins-
slavery I bars established missionary
IN THE
omestic Room
We ar fast winding up the last of our
Goods, and MONDAT will be the greatest
deeper and deeper.
HERE IS A SAMPLE OF THE
THOUSANDS OF OTHER BARGAINS
(Mke t olered Wash Goods 25.
Imported French Madrases, estra fine,
llpht grounds, small dark figures snd
stripes, which are In (Treat demand for
ladies' snd gents' shirt waists "C.
were 60c Monday
4lr Colored M ash Uoods Hie.
French Batiste, satin stripes and figures,
assorted colors; M acne me Inced striped or
gandies, plain and assorted colors, mer
cerised ginghams, merorrleed oxford waist
ings, assorted colors, linen batiste and uuon
jHcara Swisses, plain grounds with rw
sua stripes wer 40c,
Monday
I5c
: Colored Wash Goods 12 -2e.
Mercerised striped organdies, light
grounds with dark Macname laced stripes;
Macnaine laced stilped huuMe and Swixses
In assorted colors. merccniTd oxford wain-.-
j lngs, light grounds, with small dark fig
ureswere Due. ini.
Monday M It0
ivOc C olored Wash Goods Sl2r.
Corded bstlsts and madrases, white
grounds with assorted colored hair line
stripes, plain black India II Don. asserted
colored French batiste and laoe ftl
striped Swisses wer 20c, Monday
4-inch t'nlon Bleached Table Damask-
regular 400 value
at yard
2-tnch Half Bleached All Linen
Damask Bold regular at 76o
Monday, yard
S-4 size Bleached Napkins All linen,
lar prlc SLTfr on sale Mon
day for, dosen
25c
Tsble
55c
reri-
1.19
t fast
25c
Turkey Red Table Damask Positive
color, regular 40o value
at, yard
July Laces and Embroidery Sale
Monday morning we place on sal the greatest lot of Embroideries ever seen In
Omaha. The entire clearing stock of odd lengths of ths largest embroidery house
In the world. All In S and -yard piece. Thes goods ar worth from lc to SI. 00 per
yard and will be sold In FIVE LOTS.
Lot 1 1C EMBROIDERIES THC PER
YARD Thla 7Vo let contains Embroider
lea from 4 Inches to ? Inches wids also a
nice assortment of Inserting aad bead
lcga Lot S-25C EMBROIDERIES IOC PER TD.
This lot at lOo Is a most popular width
for underwear and contains an elec-ant
assortment of very chvio insert
lngs, the prios, par yard......... IUU
onday Specials in
FANCY LARGE ITALIAN P.,
PRUNES Per lb...... ....3b
WOOL SOAP
Per bar
K-LB. CANS POTTED MEATS
Any kind
-LB. CAN GOLDEN
PUMPKIN . . .
I-LB. CAN FANCY
. SAUERKRAUT ..
... 35c
3c
......5c
.....5c
1-LB. CAN OIL OR MUSTARD Cl.
SARDINES.... - 0
LARGE GLASS PURE
FRUIT JELLY
5c
9c
LARGE BOTTLE SALAD
DRESSSING
War y r 1m wa keplg
ICB COLD ROOT BSEB CT IPQOSFIIATE!
I colleges and am Bending devoted mlsslen
j axles into Africa and wherever men are
held in bondage. The true way w inw
la to educate and Christianise them. An
enlightened man cannot be enslaved. For
that reason I shall devote ths energies of
ths church to spreading knowledge among
the poor savages.- Humanity must aid ms
to tescb these unfortunates and save tbens
from slavery. We must work without ceas
ing until there is not a Slav anywhere on
earth."
His Holiness spoke with visible emotion
about bis desire for th disarmament of
Europe.
"The existence of these vast armies is a
source of displeasure and sorrow to the
Holy See." be said. The military life,
which has been Invested with a certain
glamor, is injuring hundreds of thousands
of young men. That fact must be apparent
to every statesman who aertonsly consider
tb question. It surrounds young man with
violent and Immoral lnfluenoea. It - turns
their thoughts fron spiritual things, and
(tends to harden and degrr.de them. Thes
armies are not only fall ct peril to the souls
of men, but they drain th world of lis
wealth. So long as Europe Is filled with
soldiery, so long will all tb labor repre
sented by mini oris ef men In arms be with
drawn from th soli, and th poor will be
overburdened with taxes to support ths
system. The armies of Europe are Im
poverishing Europe. x
Croat Military Esta
"These great military establishments
have another deplorable effect. They set
on people against another and Intensify
national Jesswosies. The Inevitable result
is th growth of a spirit of anger and
vengefulness. I long to se a return of
peac and charity among tb nations.
Mighty nnnlea confronting each other en
every frontier are not consistent with ths
teachings of Jesus Christ."
I reminded his holiness that ths principle
of arbitration lather than war bad becomo
a part of the national policy of the United
State.
Tee." said the pop, "that Is a tru and
wlss principle, but most of th men who
control th affairs cf Europe ar not gov
erned by a desire for truth. See how they
exalt godleaaness! Look at ths man whoso
names ar selected here In Italy for honor
after death 1 men who died opposing 'and
reviling Christianity men like MasalnL"
That was ths end of the first newspaper
Interview wish th pope. I knelt beside
Monslgnor Bsahcr and received ths apos
tolic bensdlctloa. Then His Holiness arose.
"I hop that yea will omit th petty pr-
I sons! details which ar so offensive in
newspsper artieies." be said. "They axe
trivialities and beneath the dignity of ths
press."
As ws moved out of the room tho pop
called m back to him. and placing bis frail
bands upon my bead, bis syss brimming
with amotion, b said In a trolc sf great
tenderness;
"Sen, you ar young and yu may be
useful to Us world. May th Father, Boa
and Holy Spirit go with you. Farewell:"
And as w retired we looked back at ths
slender whit figure standing alons la ths
shadowy room and I knsw that I had been
face to face with the most exalted per
sonality of modern history. Of all the
famous men I have met In my world-wan-derings
sine that day ts teamen, mon
archa, phllooophers. pUianihroUta I bay
ir
it
THE ItELIAtlLK (TOUK.
Summer Wash Goods. Linens and Whit
prlc cutting day of all the knlfs goes
PRICES WE WILL MAKE
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
Linen Finiah Glass Toweling In blue and
red check 60 value C 1 .
at yard 8lu
1.(0 Mercerised Lunch Cloths and Ftsnd
Cover, DbxM and .Ifix. sold regu- QQ
lax at SI. on sals Monday at MJ"
J-i Turkey Red Tftble Cloths-OU 7C
boiled, rerular Si values, tor I lw
Whit Shirt Waistlngs and Dree Ooods
Such as satin stripe snd pinJn madnissa,
tnercerired oxfords, regular Ore, IOs
Sc aad kne values, all go at yd IU
Whit Dross Duck Suitable for skirts snd
suits, sold regular st o fllr
on sale at 0
We still have about 1.0M) yarda at mus'.in
left, recently purchased from the
Louis Transportation Co., slightly dam
aged by water on en end, which will t
sold as long as it lasts at SVc yard, regu
lar value Ho.
1-4 Bleached Sheeting S2c Talus on sal
Monday at 18t,c yard.
Ex Ira Heavy S,hakr Flannel, per yd. V
SO-lnch wide Extra Heavy Canton Flannel
Worth Vc, per yard ua.
Fancy Bed Ticking, worth ISo, per yard,
lVs.
Whit Wool Flannel, worth I6o. pr yard.
GREAT CXOSIKO OVT BAIB OF
HAMMOCKS AND CROQUET SETS
All Hammocks and Croquet Sets must b
closed out st one. Croquet Sets are sell
ing from !a upwards and ll&imnocks ax
selling regardless of cost.
Lot s-SBO EMBROIDERIES lTVtC PER
YARD These at elegant values and
xtra wide
Lot 4 T5C EMBROIDERIES 15C PER TD.
This lot is a wonder for the price art
extra wide oorset cover goods and fully
wortr. 6&o to 75o per yard.
Lot 6-Sl OO EMBROIDERIES 19C PER YD.
This lot is the greatet lot of fine em
broideries ever offered by us or any other
houso In America. S1.O0 fO,i
mbrol dories for, yard
Our Grocery Dept.
LARGE BOTTLE PURE!
TOMATO CATSUP
..9c
81c
lie
Large bottle Chow Chow, Gherkins,
Sweet or Mixed PlcJLlea, par bottle.
1-LB. PACKAGE" "ITALIAN
MACARONI.
FANCY GINGER SNAPS
Psr lb ,
BODA CRACKERS No. I
5c
jc
Par lb..
FANCT "tVEET CHANGES
Fach
MESSINA LEMONS 17 If.
Per dosen -I I s"
CHOICE FARD DATES
Par lb
5c
doa't forget t t m. fr wrtak f
1st )r Grocery eartiet.
seen no other man who soemed to have
such a universal point ef view.
Lee in Official lUlin.
Once more I saw tho pope, borne aloft on
the, shoulders of the Swiss Guard into ths
Slstlne chapel In a scene of tuprem splen-
I dor th triple crown upon his head. Jewels
I Sashing on his bosom, the Sistlns choir
chantinr Paleatrlna'a m. rhlAL, mtiiln mrA
clouds of Incense floating over the heads
of a procession beaded by the Knights of
Malta, and followed by a long train of
cardinals, archbishops, bishops and mon
signori. The sunlight fell upon lines of shining
steel, nodding' plumes, golden chains, shim
mering robes of silk, and all the glittering
ymbolry of pontifical power and glory.
And gathered within ths walls Immortal
Ised by Raphael and Michael Angela, be
fore th eyes of ths assembled aristocracy
of Rams, was a horde of American savages
tn paint, feathers, and blankets, carrying
tomahawks and knives. At th atxanc
of the chapel stood Buffalo Bill, Buck Tay
lor and Broncho Bill, while a troop of cow
boys, splashsd with mud, aad picturesque
beyond description, lined th human ai.1
beyond.
When the pop appeared, swaying la his
resplendent seat, high abov ths assembled
host, tbs cowboys bowed their heads, th
Indians knelt down, and Rook' Bear, th
surly old chief, made xh sign of ths cross.
Ths pontiff leaned yearningly toward ths
rude groups and- blessed them again and
again.
A few days afterward I was permitted to
walk in the ancient garden of the Vatican.
It was a day of surpassing- lovailna
Every wandering treat of air cams laden
with tbs perfumes of distant fields cf flow
era Here Plus IX ussd to rid on his
whits mul among tbs venerable grove.
Interspersed with fountains and statue;
and her th posts of an elder time de
claimed In the open air to th assembled
gallants of the papal courts.
I saw the herd of shaggy goats from
Africa whim vera drlvsn ovary day to the
door of the pope's apartments and freshly
milked. I ate grapes tn ths vineyard that
furnished wins for the pope's tabla. I saw
tho pope's summer retreat and ths little
tea pavilion on tb roadside, with tbs
scarlet velvet chair, and ths eaged par
rots screaming tbs pope's name.
I aaw the snow-white deer, and th snow,
white peacock emblem of Immortality.
Than my guide suddenly knelt in the road
and crossed himself; and In the shadow
of a mighty tree I saw a bent whits figure
and a band faintly waving tho sign of ths
cross.
Waal aad Wienies.
There's a strar.es man at the door, sir,"
announced ths nsw servant from Boston.
"What does he want?" asked ths master
f th bouse. Impatiently.
"Begging your pardon, sir," replied th
servant, a shad of disapproval manifest in
his voloe; "b wants a bath, but what bs
la asking for la something to eat." Syra
cuse Herald,
X Fhasseasu
B Jackson I tell you there's no way to
make a garden successful Ilk getting- up
to work st It reguiaiiy at I o'clock every
morning.
BJohnsen H'jw do you ever manage to
wske up at that time?
r-oUoa-I tWa't-vacrvllJ JoaXbsi.