t THE
"Mother's Pattern"
Tableware j
Is one of the richest and heaviest of the Gorham i
Silver Co's production. It is graceful in design
and perfectly plain, which insures it being easily
kept brightly polished. We are showing it in: f
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Knives and Forks Honey Spoons
Dessert Spoons Cream Dippers
Table Spoons Gravy Dippers 1
Tea Spoons Bon-Bon Spoons $
And all other pieces necessary to set the table
tastefully.
Displayed in our show windows. Let us quote
you our prices.
DIXON
U. P. Watch Inspector.
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DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dcnlisl.
Ofllco over the McDonald
State Bank.
Mrs. Louiso Johnson, whose homo is
near Ft. Worth, Texas, is tho guest of
her nieco Mrs. Wood W. White. It is
tho first time tho two ladies have mot.
D. E. Mor'ill reports the salo of tho
Sullivan property on west First street
to Mrs. Eliza Rodden for $1,000; also
the southeast quarter of section 6-12-32
to a Johnson county man for $2,000.
The Union Depot social at the Pres
byterian parsonage last evening was
largely attended, and a jolly titno re
sulted. Tho house had been converted
into n ventablo union depot, with
waiting room, lunch countor, baggage
room and other departments. Tho at
tendants were dressed in the garb of
various nations. The lunch counter
was well patronized, the receipts being
ntteen dollars.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
I'l rat Door North of
First National Hank
RAILROAD NOTES.
Fireman Walter Ross returned Wed
nesday from a month's visit in Califor
nia. Mrs. Ross will also returned in a
few days.
Business on tho North River branch
is indicated by tho showing of freight
receipts at Lf wellon, which during tho
month of March amounted to $4,345.80.
Herbert Marovish has quit tho ser
vico of .the company as brakeman and
left today for Garfield, where he will
live on his homestead and do tho work
on his father's farm.
Supt. Park's car was attached to tho
branch train Wednesday and together
with Supt. McKeown and Asst. Supt
Roth, thesa officials went over that
division, returning Thursday.
Claude Delaney mndo his initial trip
as engineer the early part of the week
following his accident two years ago.
He stood tho trip fairly well, and by
taking the work gradually hopes to bo
able to permanently resume his vocation.
EASTER SERVICES.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Eustor day will bo observed at tho
Methodist Episcopal church next Sab
bath as follows: The pastor will preacli
an Easter sermon in tho morning. At
the close of tho morning servico the
annual collection for foreign missions
will bo taken. At the time of the even
ing service the choir, assisted by some
friends, will render the very beautiful
cantata "Tho Great Light. ,r Thero wil
be a chorus of about twenty-fivo voices.
All are cordially invited. Morning ser
vice 11:00, evening service 7:30.
Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Special
collection for missions. Each member
of the school will bo given an Easter
rememberance.
Epworth Lcaguo at 0:30 p. m.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
As Rev. Swan has been delayed in
moving to his new field and being in
the city over Lord's Day, he has con
sented to preach at eleven o'clock.
Special music. At 7:30 p. in. a beau
tiful and instructive cantata "Message
of the Lillics" will bo rendered by the
bible school. Don't miss it. A free
will offering will be taken for tho, ben
evolent work of tho church. Bible
school at 10 a. m.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
A Real Estate Boom is on tho w ay.
Wo have properties to sell which aro
bargains, and which will double in value
in a little time.
INVEST NOW.
buy a home, or buy and rent it. More
big fortunes made in Real Estate then
any other way. Invest now.
Buchanan & Patterson.
Real Estate and Insurance.
A Better Finish
Than the Natural Grain
Can awl)) 1 obtnlnetl on ilooi. old floori
niul woodwork by usln Clil-Nnmcl (tlio
vamUh mndo In nil colors) ami our now
patent trrnlnlni; process.
ICasy work for tlio amateur. No technical
training necessary
Made by The Ohio Varnish Company
Cleveland, O.
Stone Drug Co.
UAl'TIST CHURCH
Another member, a lady, was added
to tho church last Sunday. As the
church sat togetherat the Lord's supper
five persons received the right hand of
fellowship. Next Sunday will bo ob
served with an appropriate Easter ser
mon in tho morning, tho subject will bo
"An Easter Conspiracy" Tho choir will
render special music: tho evening themo
will bo "Lifo and Light." A cordial
wolcome awaits those who choose to
worship with us.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Services Easter promiso to be of
special interest and of great impress-
lveness. The choir will render several
annoiul Illlfnl!r, mill rim IIolv nnm.
munion will bo celebrated at tho 10:30
service, 'riie evening sorvico will be
under the dirction of tho Sunday school
and will be up to the usual worshipful
ntnrwliiril. Tlin nfTorini'S nf tlio conirrn-
gation and Sunday school will bo for
the benevolences oi the cnurcn. bo
far as able to tako caro of the people
wo shall be pleased to welcome all who
worship with us.
JOHN 1'. bEiRERT.i'astor.
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH.
At St. Patrick's church Eastor the
customary masses will bo said at the
usual hours, low mass at 8:00 and
high mass at 10:30, benediction will
follow tho latter sorvico, At the 10:30
servico tho choir will render Marzo's
mass in F. with solos by Misses
Loretta Murphy, Albina Hahlar and
Messrs. Redmond and Keliher, and a
duot by Misses Mary Guilliaumo and
Lizzie Weinberger. This mass has not
been sung by tho choir since Easter,
1000.
EriSCOPAIi CHURCH.
On Saturday, Easter Even, there
will bo an administration of baptism at
4 o'clock.
Easter day, early celebration of holy
communion nt 7:00 o'clock, shortened
form of morning prayer, confirmation
and celebration of holy communion at
10:00 o'clock. The bishop will bo hero
for his annual visitation to administer
tho apostolic rito of confirmation and
this service will bo particularly inter
esting and helpful. All nro cordially
invited and wo will try to nrrango for
seating all who come. Special ofTerincs
at the Easter services ana special music.
Processional Hymn, "Come ye Faith
ful. Raise tho Strain"-Novins.
Christ, Our Passover Chapel.
To Doum Kingsbury.
Oflfartory Anthom "By the Throny
Way of Sorrow" Schnecker.
Gloria in Excelsis. (plain chant)
Chlluren s Castor rally in tho even
ing at 7:30. All tho children expected
promptly.
For Rent.
Five-room cottago six blocks west of
tho banks.
Six room dwelling, barn, outbuildings
nnd 24 ncrcs garden, within four blocks
of First ward school.
Buchanan & Patterson.
Prime heavy hogs Bold for $7.15 in
tho South Omaha market yesterday.
Funeral Services Sunday.
The remains of Judgo Novillo, who
died at Douglas, Ariz., the early part
in uiu wuuk, win reacn mis city to
morrow night or Sunday morning, and
the funeral services will bo held at tho
residence of M. Keith Neville Sunday
nfternoon nt 2 :!(!. Tim nrvi u.iii ,
conducted by Rev. Chas. F. Chapman,
ui uiu episcopal cnurcn.
Hnrvy Neville, of Chester, 111., n
brother of thn lntn .Ttulirn Mnvlll,. M.
companicd by his son Chester, nrrived
in town last nignt. uimer Neville, of
Omaha, son of Judgo James Neville,
will also bo hero to attend tho funeral.
The 1908 Fire Record.
Chief Jotters of the fire department,
furnishes Tho Tribune with the list of
fires for tho vcar 1908. showinu- tho
number of times tho department has
boeen called out and tho financial loss.
fUn !!- I.. eit
xiiv list, is lib iuiiuws;
Feb. 1 J. W. Stuart's residence
$900.
Feb. 15-J. It. McWilliams' barn $20.
Fob. 20 John McGraw's rcsidenco
$U)0.
rob. 24 Max McGraw's res denco.
Nominal loss.
Mar. 10 Prairie firo south of Codv'a
residence. Nominal loss.
Mar. 20-A. P. Kellv nnd Star Cloth-
ing Houao, $5,200.
Mar. 23 A. Frazior'a rosldonco.
Nominal loss.
March 25 weaver's barn. Nommal
loss.
Mar. 25 James Frazior Barn. Nom
inal loss.
March 30 Prairio firo west of town.
Hay, $40.
April 9 G. Hartwig's coal shod, $50.
April 10-Andy Lidell's barn $100.
April 22 S. Friend's residence, $25.
April 29 John Strahorn's residence.
$25.
May 1 American Waterworks Co..
$700.
May 2 Rush Mercantile Co.. cellar.
Juno 7 Smn Richards and Commer
cial Club.$1.000.
Juno 20 Boxes in rear of Lemnsters'
shop, nominal loss.
Juno 27 lalse Alarm.
July 3 Waldo & Bacon's smoko
house, $50.
July 9F. W. Cross, hotel $3.00.
Aug. 31 Dr. Ames' Hospital, J200.
Sent. 5 Prairie firo in comctory,
nominal loss.
Sept. 5 Schatz & Clabaugh store,
$13,000.
Sept. 20 Robert Royer.s barn, $50.
Sent. 29 T. F. Green's billiard room.
nominal loss.
Oct. 2 Prairio firo west of town :
two alarms. Hay $50
After you have looked over this Hst.
don't you think the fire boyo are en
titled to your patronage at the Easter
dance, Monday evening, April 12.
Dance Tickets $1.
Respectfully,
Thos. Jekfers, Chief.
For Rent.
New Beven room houso with bath, six
blocks from banks, Second ward. In
quire at 723 West Gth St.
UON WALKER.
MEN'S CORRECT CLOTHES FOR EASTER.
The making of good clothes requires the
experience and skill of the best designers and
tailors. Our
Kuppenheimer Suits Jand Top Coats
not only represent the season's snappiest pat
terns and styles, but are tailored by the high
est salaried and most skilled workmen in
America.
Prices $18.00 to $25.00.
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We are selling the famous Alco System
Clothing, in stylish fabrics and smart, perfect
fitting models, representing the newest ideas
in cuffs, lapels, collars, shoulders, etc., and in
a variety of patterns, in tan, gray and olive
shades. Better garments are sold powhere at
the same price.
Prices $15.00 up to $25.
Buy your Easter suit now, so if altera
tions are needed you will have time to be
properly fitted.
Come in and see our fine line of Cluett
Shirts, Roelof Hats and Easter Neckwear.
Weitiffand Si McDonald,
The House of Good Clothes.
J. J. Baden and Ed Paul are busy in
stalling the electrical effects and dis
plays for tho moonlight dances, given
by the-voluntoer firemen of thiB city.
This feature is now in dancing and will
without doubt bo appreciated by all
who attend.
Contrary to an ad which appeared in
these columns, Buchanan & Patterson
do not handle shoos. It was just a
littlo carelessness on tho part of tho
"mako up" man who placed a shoo ad
over tho Buchanan & Patterson signature.
For Salo Absolutely puro Mapla
syrup, mado from the sap of tho Rock
Maple tree. Guaranteed to give cntiro
satisfaction. $1.00 pur gallon in not
less that six gallon orders, f. o. b. Hud
son, Ohio. Roferenco: Hudson Na
tional Bank. II. E. Lei?, Hudson, O.
There always have been soda crackers J
there always will be soda crackers
But
There never were and never will be
any other Soda Crackers to equal
eda Biscuit
Une
The Soda Crackers of
National-i
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY
Sold Only m
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Tho bulk prico ranged from $G.9Q to