THE OMAHA DAILY .BEE: SATURDAY. DECEMREK 24, 1004.
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LAST RIND ACT RILLS HER
laralid Mother Baits Ckt for Daughter
and Iiertion FroTei Fatal.
POOR GIRL LEFT IN PITIFUL PLIGHT
IVIlheet Safllrleat Mraas Tmg
W omi Coafreateel la a
Task at Latin A war
Mother's Bad 7.
Ona of th saddest stories la be told dur
l the Tule-tlda aeaaon In umaha was
r-Mtfd Thursday afternoon by Miss Nona
Krwser at the undertaking- rooms of
Brimr Dor ranee, where the body of
VV sari's mother awaits interment.
Oie girl had supported her Invalid mother
or several years. Thursday Miss Bowker
was It years of ae and Wednesday night
the mother, whose name waa Mrs. Belle
Russell, insisted on making a cake for her
daughter and only child. The girl, knowing
the weak condition of her mother, remon
strated with her, but it was unavailing.
Mrs. Russell was afflicted with nervous
prostration for five years and the effort
of Wednesday night proved too much, so
the doctor said.
Mrs. Rusoell's second husband left ber
some months ago and his whereabouts are
not known. It has taken all the girl's
earnings to provide for herself and mother.
Mlsa Bowker broke down Thursday after
noon when ahe told several reporters she
did not know how she would be able to '
bury her mother. Bhe has an uncle In
Iowa, but he has telegraphed that his
home has been visited with affliction and he
Is In no condition to offer assistance.
Coming as It did on her birthday an
niversary, within a few days of Christmas,
the bereaved girl feels she has lost all she
had in the world through the death of her
mother.
It was suggested to her that If the matter
was made known through the newspapers
there would be some charitably Inclined
persons who would be glad to help a
devoted daughter bury her mother and at
the same time cheer her In her hour of
sorrow.
Mis Bowker has worked for soma time
at the Model Steam laundry and Is spoken
of as a good, hard working girl. She lives
at 1811 Lake street.
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MEN'S GLOVES
Onr "Nebraska" spfH-lalkld a1oYesatfl.no, In which we
plve yon $1.2T ralu also several leading make
whose nam-j are 6,u!te familiar to alL ,
See our "Dedal lino
DRESS SUIT CASES
The finest snlt caes which a man or woman can carry
are here from the modest I 7 C I. I C HH
.urn of LtD 10 13.UU
Our special, a crnulne cowhide leather rnso built on n
steel frame, 1ms brass looks and catches, C Cft
linen HneJ protected leather corners, at.... JiJU
Ckristmas Gift Perplexities Dispelled Mere
Quickly and economically. Gift things aplenty for all. If you want some
thing for man or boy, you'll find it here. If for a woman or girl, it is here.
The displays are inspiring. They promote real Christmas enthusiasm.
EIGHT LITTLE O.XKS DESTITUTES
CnMArea Left Motherless mud wltk
I aval Id Father. '
Eight little children, brothers and elsterst
the eldest but U years of age., the youngest
a few months, motherlras, homeless, pen
niless and with an Invalid father unable
to turn a hand for their sake this Is one
of the causes which prompted Rev. A- W.
Clark of the Omaha Child's Saving Institute
to appeal for public aid through The Bee
and other local papers.
"Within a few hours after the appeal
was made," said Mr. Clark, "I received
one $16 check, another 5 check and sub
stantial promlsen of additional aid. We
feel certain the good people of Omaha
who have so nobly helped care for auch
cases of destitution, will come to the
rescue in the present ease Just Ss they
always have done."
The eight little ones Just committed to
the care and protection of Mr. Clark and
his oorps of assistants at the home, rep
resent one of the saddost cases that has
ever come to their attention. The eldest
Is a girl. Their mother died a short time
ago, taking to the grave with her the ninth
little one horn to this destitute household.
The father lies a helpless Invalid la care
of other charitable people, unable to
respond. In the slightest . degree to the
pressing and pitiable needs of his children.
The matter came to the attention of Mr.
Clark and It waa but a short time before
he had the little ones at the Institute.
Mr. Clark had a photograph taken of the
children In a group. The eldest, the girl
1 occupies a chair, holding the babe of a
few months, a. chubby little tot, on her
knee and the other brothers and slaters
are standing closely together. The whole
presents a vivid picture of distressing
pathos and constitutes an irresistible ap
peal to the charitable side of any person's
life.
"We shall keep the little ones and do
the best for them we possibly can," said
Mr. Clark.
PITiriX CASE OP DESTITUTION
Mother with Five Children I'aable to
Work Left Wlthoat Hosbaad.
Only 27 years old, but the mother of five
children, the oldest of whom Is 10 and the
KICK A! JDS C R E A T.1
Baby's Awful Suffering from
-.?v Eczema
Ccisld Kot Hold Her, Ska Tore
Her Faca and Anns.
Cutlcura Saved Jfer Ufa. So
HjjrSays-
VTfcsvtny little girl was six month
1d,.se hi ecxema. We had nsed
coM creams and all kinds of remedies,
. bet nothing did her any good. In fart,
ha kept gettlug wore. I ns4 to
wrap her hands op, and when Z srooid
dress her, I had to pat her on the table
fori could not hold her. Sh would
kirk and scream, and wha aha could,
be would tear har fice and arms
almost to pieces.' I used four boxes of
Cutlcura Ointment, two cakes of Cutl
cura SoSy, end Rare her the Cutlcura
Keaolvent, and she waa cured, and I see
no traces of the humour left. I can
truthfully say that they have saved her
life, and any on suffering as she did, I
should sdrlM them to glvs Cutlcura a . ,
fair trial." MRS. O. A. CONKAD. Lis
bon, N. H.. Fob. f, 188. 1
Five years later, Tti., Tab. S3, 1903,
Mrs. Conrad writosi .
"It Is with pleasur that I eaa
Inform yoa that the curs has been per
maoent as It Is now six years slnos sna
was cured, and there has beea bo return
of the disease since, and I have advised
a lot of friends to nso the Cutlcura
Remedies In all diseases of tha kin."
losUotAlicf and refreshing aleep for
skin-tortured babies, and rest for tired,
fretted mothers. In warm hatha with
Cutlsura Soap and gentle anointings
with Cutlcura Olutmeot, the great akin
curs aud purest of emollients, to be
followed In sever caaea by mild doses
of Cutlcura Resolvent. This Is tha
purest, sweetest, most speedy, per
aasnent and economical treatment for
torturing, disfiguring, Itching, burning,
blending, scaly, crusted and pimply
kin and scalp bumonrs, scxema,
rashes and Irritations. ,
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WHY NOT THE GIFT OF A MAN'S SUIT OR OVERCOAT?
Nothing could express to a greater degree your sincere regard than to present "him" with a suit or overcoat And if you would
have it the best sterling quality for money expended, see to it that a "Nebraska Label" identifies it. You can pay as modest a sum
as $10; on up until you reach $35'. You have a choice of a large variety of high grade fabrics in selecting what you know will con
form with his personal desires as to fabric and pattern.
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Hats for Men
Our great variety of f2 hnts. which equal the avernpe $3 value,
should be of Interest nil proportions colors Mocks. Our
opera hat gives more than ordinary satisfaction, Its silk la
of the best Its springs are guaranteed J"A
and Imported, ail proportions, Oa JVF
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We sell a fine silk hat 5 00
Men's and boys' tps, 35e, 45c, 150
Men's Seal Caps at special prices, $3.50 M-50 8 75
Men's House Coats and Lounging Robes
Give him a house coat or robe, plan for his comfort, he'll ap
preciate it A house coat or robe Is the gift of thousht-
. fulness. It's very easily bought here as we've 1 f Cfl
splendid sorts at f3.50, $4.75, $5.75. $6.00, fT.OO and 1U.JU
Hobes at fl.00. 52.00, $3.00. $4.90. $0.00 7 Oil
and tJ9
Men's Neckwear
Our holiday display of Neckwear embraces all the leading
shapes In a great variety of special f C Aft C 1
fabrics and patterns, from v lU pA
SPECIALMen's large folded English squares, tying as ascots
or four-ln-hands, of extra fine quality silk. In all neat JC.
and fancy colored effects worth 75c tomorrow at TTaJl
BOYS' SUITS s OVERCOATS
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
They are certainly most desirable and practica.1 as gifts. Observe the follow
ing reductions then come early and make your selection.
$6.00 Boys' Suits for $a00
Sizes 4 to 16 years
Suits made of the very finest (posi
tively none better made) Scotch chev
iots and cassimeres, the finest of
workmanship, the finest of trim
mings and the best of styles, that
sold up to .G -all small lots be
ginning tomorrow, ou
sale for JJ J
$4.00 Boys' Suits for $2.00
Sizes 4 to 16 years
Suits made of high grade strictly all
wool cheviots and cassimeies all
seams reinforced and double stitched,
guaranteed never to rip fit per
fectly sold up to $4 all small lots
tomorrow and as long 'I AA
as they last for A33
$5 Boys' Overcoats for $3.50
Sizes 7 to 16 years
Overcoats made of high grade chev
iots, in plain gray, olive or fancy
Scotch patterns, the new long, man
nish cut, with on without
BELT well made and trimmed
throughout, fit guaranteed, made
to sell for $3.00 Z C A
tomorrow Jj3
$4 Boys Overcoats for $2.50
Sizes 7 to 16 years
Made of plain Oxford gray, olive or
blue cheviots, plain loose, long cut
made expressly for durability made
to sell for $4.00 tomorrow
SPECIAL
at
2.50
Suspenders
No matter how delicate they may seem r how elaborate they
may be decorated, all are of practical usefulness. You can
pay as high as "$3 for a pair of embroidered silk ones, with
elegant sterling mountings, but WE HAVE TWO SPECIALS
A silk, of solid or fancy colorings, In an iOs
Individual box, at - -- tW
Also a fancy webbing suspender In a separate box
at
25 c
Handkerchiefs for Men
We're boxed 6 white hemstitched handkerchiefs,
neatly embroidered, any Initial, for
rOp, 75c, $1.00 secures the finest of silk handkerchiefs, plain
or with initials.
50c
Men's and Ladies' Slippers for Xmas
Always Make Useful Presents
Men's black Kid Opera Slippers, hand f AA f jf r
trimmed, at I.UIM.Z J-I.J U
Men's Wine Kid, Everett style, 100
Men's Black and Tnn Vicl Kid Slijipers, 150 1 90
Ladles' Brown and Black Felt Toilet Slippers, also f
Black Fur Trimmed Juliets, at ; IUC
youngest a few days old, lying helplee and
sick In bed, Mrs. James Nelson had to lis
ten for twenty-four hour to her children's
cry for bread.
Sho was married when a little girl, but
her devotion and sacrifice for her husband
srere doomed -to rja peculiar harvest.
When she was taken etc her husband
deserted her and with stony heart turned
bis back upon the little family. About two
weeks ag-o word was received from Denver
that the faithless husband had died there.
The mother ook in washings and in this
way managed to support her family until
her baby was born a few days ago. She
could not work then and gradually pro
visions were consumed, until Wednesday
the children were earing flour and water
baked in a miserable little cook stove. A
neighbor called the attention of the Bureau
of Associated Charities to the circumstances
and the case was investigated by Superin
tendent Morris, who provided for the tem
porary relief of the family.
SHOES Bt'SISESS O PACIFIC COAST
Eaerajetle St. Loots House Compl(l
irrsasenesti for Strong; Cam
palca la This Fertile Field.
The Peters Shoe company of St. Louis Is
6n the lookout for a number of A-l shoe
salesmen with established trade on the Pa
cific coast preliminary to undertaking an
energetic campaign In the coast states. The
Peters Shoe company la one of the younger
concerns of St. Louis which has risen to
the first rank in a vury few years and cow
claims to make more fine shoes than any
other house In the west, operating four
large factories. This concern received a
grand prise on ita product at the World's
fair, as well as a gold medal on the model
factory In the manufactures building.
Bon-bons. Omaha Candy Kitchen.
Sterling silver. Frenser, liHh and Dodge.
Issportaat Chisf ft Time
By Rock Island system effective Sunday,
December 26, 19u4, on and after which date
train now leaving Omaha eastbound at
12:01, noon, dally except Sunday, will leave
at 11:16 a. m., except Bunday, and train now
leaving Omtha westbound at 5:15 p. m.,
dally, will leave at 4:15 p. m. dally.
F. P. RUTHERFORD. D. P. A.
Lowest Holiday Rates Via "The North,
westera Llae"
To all system points In Iowa. Illinois, Wis
coniln, Michigan,' Minnesota, the Dakota.
Nebraska and Wyoming. Round trip rate
one and one-third fare esst of Missouri
river and to points on C, St P., M. A O.
In Nebraska aud one furs plus CO oents
rest, on sale Dec. 24. 15. 2, 31, Jan. 1 and
t Good until Jan. 4.
City Offices, 1401-1403 Famam St.,' TJnlon
Station, Webster Street Station.
Holiday Hates
Via the Missouri Pacific to points in Ar
kansas. Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma,
Texas. Missouri, etc. Very low rstes
for round trip. On sale Dec. 24, 25, 26 snd
tl, 1904; Jan. 1, 190S. Limit for return Jan.
4. 9uV. For Information, tickets, etc., call
or address City Ticket Offices, southeast
corner 16th and Farnam sts., Omaha, Neb.
. THOMAS F. GODFREY,
Passenger Ticket Agent
Tale Glee club at Boyd's, December 28.
Thrssis Sleeper
From Ksnsas City to Hot 8prlngs, Ark.,
without change via Missouri Paclflo .-and
Iron Mountain route. Leaving Kansas City
at noon, arriving In the Springs next morn
ing. For full Informstion address any
agent of the company or city offices? .south
east corner 15th and Fartiam sts., 'Omaha.
Htb. THOS. F. GODFREY.
Passeager and Ticket Agent
Xmas gift candy. Omaha Cani)y Kitchen.
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YQCNG Milton Relnhold, sged t years t
months 11 days, only awn of Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Young. December 2X 1H.
Funeral Saturday afternoon at t o'clock
from family rrstdmoe. h ikiuia FifUeutlt
Ueek TlenlS Invited, . . ,
"All the world loves, a lover,"
and he is doubly welcome
when he brings '
V
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Ghocola.ie.si
Soft and Creamy Centers.
Delicate Flavors,
Dainty Boxc
Packed and sealed in our Spotless
Candy Factory.
Sold everywhere in 10c, 30c and 60c boxes.
Omaha Candy Co., Omaha, Neb.
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j Jewelry!
Onimoil Shoes
S3.50 and S2.50
lOO NEW STYLES
ALL THE BEST LEATHERS
IT'S UP TO YOU
TO BUY THE BEST
Wo Spare No Pat as er Expense to
Have tha Beet Shoes for
Mea aaa Boys.
Xot How Cheap, Bet How Good
MAKER TO WEARER.
A eoatploto llae of Mea's Christmas
Uppers.
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CREDIT
OMAHA CLOTHING
COMPANY
1316 FARNAM ST.
All the best Makes such ss Elfin,
Waltham and Hampden move
mcnts.
,.$l.o6 A WEEK..
FOR A FINE LADIES' OR
QENTLEHEN'S WATCH
CALL, AND S.EE VS.
CLOTHING, SHOES
AND HATS
...ON CREDIT...
EASY TERMS TO ALL
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TWELVE MILLION PACKAGES SOLD LAST YEAR
iNONE SUCHMINCE MEAT !
I lo 2-Ple 10o Packages tlft List of Valuable Premiums. fSS,S
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STATIONERY
BOOKS
Coatatearlas; Tharsdar all prices roaaced oa Faacy hrUtatas
Boii of Stationery. Bla eat. Books at 'Cat Prices. All 15c,
SOc, a So Toy Booksat lOc. Caleaoara, Flctarea, Diaries for 10OS.
t Wateraaaa'a Ideal foaatala Poas.
Uto k
week.
BARKALOW BROS, M
Wblle we hare no connection
wltH the "But-ln-skjr Club" wa ara
'neYertheJeas alwsys buttlnf around
for business and will appreciate
anything you can THROW our way.
That la In the way of busiactts.
Central Coal & Coke Co.,
HTM AND HARNEY.'
PHONES 1221-16954718.
A PERFECT
CHRISTMAS DINNER.
We have nil the materials for a perfect dinuer the
choicest goods that money can buy. Young and tender tur
keys, ducks and geese, oysters that are clean and select, fish
and game of every kind, Cape Cod cranberries, celery that is
crisp white and nut flavored, queen olives, Jonathan apples,
Malaga grapes and every fruit that the market affords.
Veribest Mocha and Java Coffee,
A. B. C. Pure Gold Japan Tea,
A. B. C. Java, and Mocha. Coffee,
A. B. C Canned June Peas,
A. B. C. Canned Wax Beans, A. B. C. Canned Ten a'oes,
A. B. C. Canned Beets, A. B. C Canned Sweet Corn,
A. B. C Canned Cherries, A. B. C. Canned Peaches,
A. B. C. Canned Apricots, A. B. C. Canned Pineapple,
Nuts from every climate. Cheese of finest quality and
that will satisfy the most discriminating.
See us about your dinner.
WILKE & MITCHELL,
40th and Farnam Streeta.
OUR TRADE
DEMANDS GOOD GOODS AND WE KEEP TnEM.
You can find at our store everything for the Christmas
dinner, from the tender turkey to the rich cranberry
sauce.
W. D. Edwards & Co.
36th and Farnam Street.
SSKt Kvhn's Glycerole of Roses
rOR SALE AT KUHN'S DRUQ STORE. 16TH AND DOUGLAS.
YKMTRlLoqt ISM.
Lrn to eprt lb A(tira, Mint Sfti
Ir.i. loading Scales MaaMaaa. ludaaauS-
nkfrStul Writing. Elc. Wrlta today. I'll
1 1 II C. lull you how It'a all dnoa. Sai4 aLamaa
C , . m, . Nil,
IU Waetler Street. Fort Worm
Thu.
J You Must Have Bread I
For your Christmas Dlnnsr
Nothing could ba flnr
than
Otto Wagner's
World Famous
HARD ROLLS
AND
Whole Wheat
BREAD
Telephone 1698
17th and Leavenworth Sts.
No Christmas
Is quite complete without
a bos of
Kiplinger's Fine
Havana Cigars
A good dinner la alwsys made
better by one of Kip's nrari,
and a bo of them as a aift will
mace any man sorry that Christ-
mas cornea HUT ONCE a year.
0. D. Kiplinger
1223 Farnam Street