TEE OMjUSA , DAHY BBBTHirBSDA.T'OOTOBBK : 2 , 1800.
DHDERTMERS K CONVENTION
Hey Are "Welcome ! to NobrMka ly Qoreraot
John M. Thayer ,
* BLOW AT TIIE COFFIN TRUST ,
Cbo Add tons of tlio Becrotarjr In
AVIilcU llio Ncccssitjr of I'ro-
Association
iff
The ninth annual convention of the Inter
national funeral directors' association opoucd
In Bojd's opcrn houseyesterday morning.
About one hundred delegates wcro present.
A.t ttio roar of the stigo were grouped the
colors nt tlio United States , Canada nnd Ire-
Innd. On a standard wcro grouped four
trillions , the colon of on organization , within
tlio association , known as the "llazcltoa Sur
vivors,11 which was organized at JIazelton ,
1'a. , in Juno,18SO. , There wcro four of thcso
flags , each of n different color , and
they bore the Insignia of the club ,
nn oalt leaf , with the letters "II.
p. " nnd the dab " 1359" thereon , together
with the place and daw of tlio meetings of
llio club mid the International orpini/atlon ,
The diiloL'atcs occupied tlioorclicstrachalri
nnd the ladles who hudnccompniilcd the dclc-
UJtca wcro assembled at ttio right of the
ntago In tlio circle. They were luimlsomo
"Indgcsof v hi to slllt , decorated with , bullion
Gringo and tlio monogram of the association.
9'auh. lady were n laro-o hunch of rosiy.
llioir presence ndded tho" finishing touch teen
on assembly which would liaro compared fa\-
cnihly with any convention over hold In this
city.
1'rcslJcnt Brlnghiirst of Philadelphia
called llio convention to order at 10 o'clock
nnd introduced Mr. JIcNulty of Ualllmoio ,
'Mtho rendered ' " .llio Palms"ln excellent st > lo.
3Io was heartily oncorcd and lespondod l > y
lnRlnir"Wary ofArgUo. "
I'reslJout IBrliighurst In a few timely
RordsIntroduced Oovcrnor Thayer , who do-
llvcrod the address of wolcoino.
The Bovcrnor romlndod his hearers that
they wcro meeting in the metropolis of the
state and tlio prlncip.il city of the west. Ho
said the profession of the members of the as
sociation wai nn honorable ono , although ho
could Jiot say that it was customnry to wish
for their cervices.
f Ho paid his hearers a compliment for the
advances -which had been made In the art of
jircscrvitiR the ileuO , nnd referred to the
yrogriNH of this now country nnd the wonder
ful strldos which liad been made in tlio
cstahlUhtnent of a great stntoIn this spot ,
which , thirty-slxycun ngo , wasdovoid of the
dwelling of u ivlilto man.
Hciuinindcd thetatliat whilait had taken
Massachusetts over two hundred joars to
loiichn population of',000,000 , , Nebraska had
accompllslicd over half as much In thirty-six
joars , Thlt point was greeted with applause.
The Rovernci-closed by ivoloomiii t > the dcl-
OffaUisto the state and the city , and assuring
them of yooil treatment ut tlio Lands of their
hosts ,
Vice-President S. Merrltt lloolc of ! Kew
Yorlt was Introduced and responded to the
Kovoinor's wclcomo.
Hotald the undertakers had not assembled
for the purpose of fonnlnR nny trust nor to
odvanco the prices for their services , but
elmply for u general consultation and self-
Iniprovoincnt. Ho thiuiltcd the governor foi-
his Wildly wclcomo and assured him that
while the association was composed of men
Whoso business was asolemn ono , they know
a good thlnif when tlioy saw it.
The president then Introduced Rov. A.V. .
Lamar , vbo Invoiced the dhluo blosslnc
upon those assembled nnd the business they
were about to transact.
At the .special request of the hullos present
Ir. McNulty sang "As Good as Gold. " Ifo
received an enthusiastic cncoro nnd ro-
BpoiiJed by slnplng "Swcethonrts nnd
Wives. " This brouuht down the house and
the slngor was luo recipient of many floral of-
forinpi.
This complotcil the formal opemnR of the
convention nn d the president announced the
following conunltteo on credentials tV. t . D.
Dlxon , OeorRla ; 3SI , A. Broidstono , Ohio ;
John Feik'uson , Ontario : C. H. Grant WIs-
cousin.
The presidenttbcnilcllvorcdhis nJdro33 , n
very voluminous document , In which ho
dwelt upon ttio need ot thorough
tlonlii thostutonssodiitloiia and tlio
Ing Into line of nil undcrtakors. Ilonlso
threw outnunioi'oaa sut'scstioua m to the
conduct of stiito oi-ganlzatlous and the intcL--
natloiial body.
Ho urjoa upon Ills hearers the Importance
f usliiK lu'opcrsniiiUry precautions to pre
vent the spread otfoutigion ; tie contended
that the uuuurtalcor should begin wherotho
doctor Icnvcs off.
The press of the profession vros given a
Boctlon ottlio lulilrcss hi whluhthuprosUant
cave the editors 1 all pnuso Cor their -\vorlc ,
bu tusked them to jtrisp the pnn more flrmly
and tlio scissors lightly , and RIVO tlio profoa-
Blonsolldsonsoandless humor.
The president then spoke of the passaro of
the anti-trust law. Thislaw hua not boon
sought by tlio itssociution , hut they had
slipped in and they should profit by Its pro
visions. Ho reviewed tlio contest between
the undertakers and the matiduicturars nnd
urged uniform action on tlio part ottho
former In order to cope ulth tlio octopus
which was entwining tucui with Its powerful
arms.
arms.He reported that the Illinois association
liadwithdrawn from the International ussocl-
ntlon and stated that there -were 5170 undor-
tolfcrS in the state , with 100 members
InUo Htnto assoclntlou. Thcso Uift under
takers wcro dlilded under tliirty-slx "heads ,
nearly nil hnvlni : seine other business In con
nection with that of uudcitnking. ' .These
other lines varied from grocery to blacksmithing -
smithing , furniture to dry goods , etc.
Inclosing , the president thanked the moni-
Taors for the honor eonfcrrod upon Win.
U'ho secretary of the association , John II.
Shaicr ot All Unco , O. , than md his nnnuiil
report , in which ho dwelt upon the expense
attendant upon the publication of the pro
ceedings of tlio minimi conventions. IlosiUd
If the luisoclation vero to coiitlnuo growing
until it Included all the H.OOO . undcitukcrs in
itsuiisdlctlonsoiuoino.mBvoulduavo ] to be
do\lscd to meet the expense.
The National Burial Case association re-
cohcd n very severe scorhiR nt
the hauds of. the secretary for
Its methods of pretending friendship for the
-funeml illrectors - \ > hilo ot tha sumo time it
was using every means In Ita power to
squeeze the imdeiUkers out of th'ilr ' loivost
proflt. Ho advised all members of the asso
ciation to hold aloof from this grinding insti
tution.
In cloilnp his ropoit. . Secretary Sharer
announced that personal and business rela
tions necessitated Ida retirement from an
oniclul position in tlio nssoclntlon , with
which ho hail "been connected for seven
3-cars. Ho thanked the association for the
honor it had conferred upou him during thut
timo.
The report of the treasurer followed nnd
was brief and to the point , showing a balance
In the treasury of (11 ( l.OS.
The following uro the delegates and these
accompmying them who liavo arrived slnco
Tuesday ,
Ihonn * W , Jcnilns , Henry W. McnrsGcr. ,
mauus I'rana'niid M. A. Dalffor , Baltimore ;
WL. Jloycr , Cincinnati ; 0. W. G.Voola \ -
vln , John JV. Hoborts , Honnoko City. Vu.j
\Tohn L.Cro\\loy \ , Buitalo ; Charles Miller
nnd wife , Cinclimnti : George Ij. Thomas ,
Milwaukee ; JoslnhS. rciiroeArUnioraPn. ;
N. J. 1'aul , St. Paul , Neb , ; J. 1J. Monlox
andlfe \ , Hastings , Neb , : J , Ilowoll ,
wlfo nnd dnughtor , llrlghlou. 111. ;
K.J. Grunt , Bnratogu , K , Y. ; Mrs , James
Hoaton , Mrs. Ada lluuton and Mrs.V. \ . Ij.
\Vllllains , tjlueoli Nob. ; A. J. Crawford nnd
wife , Detroit ; Miss KOnn llenton , Miss I in
Bureh , Lincoln ; John W. Wagner , Kansas
City ; Joe MurtluLoo , Summit , Mo. ; U. II ,
Raymond. Kansas City ; AV.lt. Scott , Aiulu-
bou , ] u. ; J. M. Johnsuu , Sunnier , la. ; D. J ,
He.iton.St , Joe , J to. , tlio olJosb undertaker
In the united States , havinif boon In busi
ness since 18iJ ; W. II. Millor. Tipton. In. ;
John II. Turner , Cedar Hapld-s. la. ; I * . J ,
O'UeUljr ' , Utlca , N. Y. ; W. 1' . ilohonschulo
nnd wife , Iowa City , la ; M. II. lllnniaii and
i > lo ( , 1'iomont , Keb. ; tO , Kopport , West
PointCli. Hiiehholz , Hooj > cr ,
The association then adjourned till 3 p. in.
The afternoon session was Lirgoly attended ,
ndd as noon a Ita& wiled to order n reso
lution as adopted , glvlim all visltluB under
takers -pilvilogos of the Moor.
The report of Commissioner Crane vas re
ceived and pla'tcdon llio.
Nctctlu order viis tlio report otthu cxecu-
/tho committee , vfhlcuwos aeceptod.
'tbo r > crta of tlio standing committees
showed that twenty-two states nrnl Ontario
arc organized under the Inwi of the nwocl-
atlon , nnil tbat all of the state associations
are prosperous , both numerically and finan
cially.
The eommlttoo on the illstrlbutlon ot work
reported nnd suggested the appointment of
committees to net upon the address cf the
president nnd the reports of the secretary
anil treasurer.
Acting upon the suggestion. President
Ihlnglmratoppolntcd the following commit
tee for the work.
Sanitary legislative enactments S. Mer
rill Hook , flew York ; \V. L. Meyer , Ohio ;
J , Ferguson. Cnnudn ; F" . A. Bella , Now
York : VV. 1 ! , Plntt , Georgia ,
Manufactures Thomas P. Hochc , Aln-
linmasO. W. INaulty. Pennsylvania ; P. J ,
O'HIlley ' , Now York ; John AV.Vaijncr ,
Jlhsourl : 'I , W. Jenhln * , rvlarylnnd.
Itesoliitloni VI , Ja. Ilohenschuck , lown ;
D , Bollctfhcn , Ontario ; II. It. Down In ? . In-
dlaimiM. A , Broadstono , Ohio ; M.II. Miller ,
IowaJ.Y. ; . Edwards , Kansas ; OOOKO II
Tiffany , ICcw Vcrk ; A. 13. Wngncs , Missis
sippi ; \V. \ U , MoAvoy , California.
Anti-Trust Bill-William Minnesota
- - Datupler ,
seta ; J. 'f. Bnnlleld , MiehlKan ; J. 1) ) . Me-
Curiiy , Iowa ; J , A.Yllson. . Delaware ; Rob
ert Smith , Indiana ; James Lowrlc , Pcuusyl-
van I a ,
Finance P. .H. Vogler , North Carolina ; J.
L , Croivluy , New York ; OcorRoUrovn , Ne
braska ; AY. II. Elcholtz , Kansas ; W. II ,
Miller , lova.
Obltunry-J. H. Shnrcr , Ohio ; 0. H ,
Crane , New "i'orlc ; W. I' . Ilohenschuclt ,
lowa-.L. T Chri UiinVinflnln ! F. 11. Hob-
crts. Mlchlin ( ! ; M. A. Daifjer , Aurylnml.
TraJo I'apurs-T. II. Hoborts , Michigan ;
0.Y. . Smith , Kentucky ; C. ' . C.Wood-
urine , Virginia ; \V. \ H , Pnrslow , Ne\v Jersey ,
This having hccn complete , thocotiMiition
adjourned vntil 10 o'clock this morning\vhca ,
most of the committees will report.
The order of business today will bo M
follows- Morning Scssloii-10 a in. Hoport
of committees.
Miscellaneous business.
Addieasby J. D. Mclutyio , St , Catherines ,
Out.
Out.Afternoon
Afternoon Session 3 o'clock Address liy
D. Ifrimh Klrlr , Oorinantown , LDa ,
Eloctloti of olllcors.
Soloctlnt fot- next ' .
! place fotholding meeting'
Adjourumuut.
Milts' Nerves ami Liver Pill * .
AiiImportant discovery. They acton the
liver , stomach and bowels through the
nerves. j\ now principle , They speedily
euro biliousness , bad taste , torpid liver , piles
nnd constitution. Splendid for mouMomen
nnd chllilren. Smallest , mildest , surest. 30
doses for U5 cents. Sample * f reo at Kutm &
Co.'s , 15th and Douglas.
At ttio Imposition.
The refusal of Moisra. Hoodcr& Boll , tlio
managers of the exposition at the Coliseum ,
to allow "W. II. Druimnond & Co. toromo\o \
their line brougham from the exhibit has
boon amicably settled , Itsccms that Messrs.
Drununond iVz Co. soldoncof theirhrouuluinis
on exhibition to ono of the business tncii of
Omab.i for § 1,000 , , nnd the purclnser of
course -wanted his brougham delivered at
once , The management "being desirous to ie-
tnln their exhibit intact refused to allow the
brougham to bo removed , but upon the
promise of I3rutnmond &Co. to replace the
brougham with a line victoria , the rovetod
brougham wus delivered to the purchaser
and the tlctoiia placed on exhibition in Us
stead ; consequently everything is again
sereuo and IJrumniond's cnkcs nro still safe
for October 13. _
The many remarkable euros of catarrh ef
fected by the use of Ayer's ' Sarsapjrllla Is
conclusive proof that this loathsome nnd dan
gerous disease Is ouo of the blood , onlv nced-
Inp such n searching nnd powerful altcratlvo
to thoroughly eradicate it
THE COURTS.
TIic Munii-Knovvles Case Ilsposccl of
Otlier Cases.
Tlio trial of Frank E. Minn , on tlio charge
of adultery "was resumed yesterday by a
continuance of the examination , of Jlr.
ICiiowlcswhoto3tilled , that his wifolmd been
drunk for a week prior to the escapade.
When asked "by the defense why ho AUS
prowling around his own house looking in the
windows , etc. , witness said that all tlio con
tents belonged to him and he vas trying to
keep a protecting cyo on his rropeity , as ho
thought ho liad a perfect light to do.
Prosecuting Attorney Shea stated to the
couit. when the dcfciiso protested against
certain ciuestions put the tormer , that the
theory of f the defense was that ICiiowlo'i had
beonplajing the role of detective in order to
entrap his wife , but that ho ( Shea ) was sat
isfied that Mr. ICnowlos' uttcrauces about
trying to protect Uis property simply would
disabuse the mind of the court nnd Jury as to
the fallacy of the theory ot the defense.
1'ho next witness was Davis , the mm v\io \
with Mr. ICnowles had seen the alleged guilty
pet form an co that occasions this trial.
lha defense objected to the state Introduc
ing testimony to show that Muna admitted
his marriage. The court said ho wished to
BOO arguments 011 the point , and Iminediattly
adjourned the trial to 2 o'clock to glvo the
attorneys opportunity to consult authorities.
-After listening to the authorities the court
Instructed thojury to return n verdict of not
guilty , holding that the prosecution had
failed to show ttuitMunnvnsnnmrilcd nan ,
hence upon his part the crime of adultery had
not been committed.
Judge Doaiio Is hearing the case of William
Crawford vs. Swift it Co. , a case In which
plaintiff sues for SI.500 damages on account
o Injuries sustained whllo in. ilereiidaiit'scin-
ploy.
In Judge "Wakcley's court thocasoof John
T. CroEt vs C , C. lutUefield was commenced.
Once before has this case been tried , but
apraln it Is back in. the courts. It grows out
oE the ownership often acres of land in the
vicinity of Twenty-fourth nnd Commercial
streets , which Is chimed by both parties.
Water
Lily
Soap
Five
.Cents
A.
Cnko '
HE WALK ?
Vntulervoort Arranges for a Oraccful
and Dignified rcctroitt ,
As is pretty -well kiioi In local political
circles , Paul Van dervoort holds a position in
thoOmnha postotllco In connection with the
hnntlliiig of mails. These who are
in the habit of calling a spade
a spade assort that ho is literally n mail-sack :
hwtler , while his friends speak of him as the
local supervisor of malls , However this may
be , all ngrco that ho was gi\en \ the place as
for political services and that ho has
Snv little or 110 oftlclnl work to do.
Ho has had plenty of tlino therefore to push.
his llttlo boomlct for the Omnha postmaster-
slilp. Ho voulcl devote ono day In the
week to telling Major Clarkson
that ho was his friend and
supporter and the rest of the
week Van would dovototo egging on Clark-
son's enemies to compass the major's defeat.
Ho became so actlvo in , this direction
that when Clarkson'a nomination came to bo
a forgone conclusion. Van was ronuwlled
to arrange fora retreat , so he sat down nnd
wrote a tear-stained letter to Senator Man-
derson. In It ho said that the moment Carle-
son's nomination might bo inado the senator
would ulcaso accept his resignation
as mall sack hustler In the
Omnhn postolHue , Ho could not , ho-wrote ,
inako uphlsmlndto closoiy ajsoclato himself
wltti such a mnn as Clarkson , nud rave his
reason for this stand , which echoed the
Kroimdless charprcs preferred ngalnst Clark-
son by his enemies ,
Then ho made a record of wlmt ho had
done and toldsomoof the candidate * for the
postmaUorshlp and other federal oftlco hoi-
ders of tlio letter ho had uiit. Ono mnn
\vasineaneiioug-lito say thU inoruinK that
Tandervoort aldallthls because ho preferred
a walk out ton lock-out , ;
Thoaccoptaneoof his resignation is anx-
louslv awaited by a long suffering peoplo.
1G02 , Sixteenth and Farnani Btroots la
the iioiv Rook Island tloket ofllco. Tlelo
eU to all points east at loivoat rates.
Slvth AVartt Kopulillcniis.
The regular moetlnK of the Sixth wnrd re-
pubHcan club will bo held nt ! the club rooms
on .F'ridny evening at 7 o'clock. A full at-
tendancu is nxiuosted as it is the Intention to
ntUiiul tlio grand rupublicau rally at the
Oraud opera house In a body ,
A S-\VKET TONED COHNEHST ,
Something About Allsn Itnymontl nad.
Her Oowns ,
Miss Alice nayraonu , nho is creating such.
a furore at the Coliseum tuts weclcas n cor
net virtuoso , Is an exceedingly pretty
and graceful woman , tibout twenty-five , prob-
aWy , with , a clear , fresh complexion , "bright
hazel ejcs , and the pearliest of pearly teeth.
She Is of medium height , with Just a slight
Inclination to embonpoint , but well proportioned
tioned , her carrlngo bolnu particularly easy.
"All my family are musical , "said Miss
Raymond to ft rcprosentatlro ol THE Una
yesterday afternoon , ns she sat In her cozy
dressing room at the Coliseum , "My mother
WM thoflrstpaldslnperwhocvor sang In a
choir in Springfield , 111. , and mv uncle , Ilazcn
Itos , vas n noted minstrel leader In the good
old times , bclntr nttho head of the Campbell
minstrel conipanv. My brother , E. II. Lit
tle , Littio Avas my maiden nainc-Unymoud
being nnom. da pluino adopted for the stase
\\M tlie leader of LIHle's brass band In
SprlnpAeld for years. Six years ago I made
my do but as a co met soloist at a private eii-
tcrtahiinent given at the University club
theater , New York. The success I had
encouraged mo liimyi\ork \ and since that
time I have played In alinostoverylarKC east
ern city , Omaha boiug the farthest vest I
have ever been.
"With whom did I study ? A. gentleman by
the nnmo of U'ard taunht inophcwlnguhilo
lr. Grlflln f Gilmoro's ' hand paio nioval-
uiblo lessons In execution. In addition to
thcso men I have had many excellent SUKRCS-
tlons from tlio gicat Gil mono , Sousa of the
famous Marino bnml of Washington , wLlch. is
my home , and DlreetorCapi of the Seventh
iciflmcnt bnnil , Is'cw "York.
" 1 have played with Levy , Gllmore , Sousn
nnd Cappa , and nil have treated mevllh the
greatest respect , let us hoponotalono on nc-
coiyit of my being a woman. Until I came to
St. Louis for the exposition previous to Gil-
inoro's coming. I played at aclubhouso Just
outsldoofVas1ilngton \ , during the summer
with Sousa's ' band. Inavobectiro-eiipiBod
for next year's exposition at St. Louis and
will look forward to my coining west witli
interest. ITor I lllio tliowest ; the people aim
genuine nnd hospitable nud they have an on-
crsy nbout them which Is paiticularly notice
able to the traveler from the old settled cities
of the cast. I think if I rein lined In Omaha
much longer I might conclude toromnln per
manently and niako this my home , for I have
been treated royally since I have been hero.
"I > ld I ever play before royalty ! no ,
but I hnvo had the honorof playing before
the president of the United States at the din
ner gien \ by Androxv Carnegie to his excel
lency , his cabinet and the Pan-American
congress , an honor qulto suDlcicat I assure
jou. "
Along tlio wall of Miss Hay rnond's dress-
lnpc room a number of beautiful ( towns wore
haiiRlnK , and noticing the Inquiring eyes of
Tin : 3n ! : rcprescntati\oshedirectcd thecolor-
cdmnld to Ulco them down from the pegs and
display their sUurnia. Certainly no actress
now before the pu bile can boast of ruiyllncr
wardrobe and many of them were gifts from
artists In oil nnd water color who admired
the ability of the woman and knew she would
do honor to them.
Among the dresses thcro is a handsome
sahuoi pinkmoire , decollete and sleeveless ,
elabouitel.v trimmed In osoft feather edRf ,
There Is a china silk made in a severe Greek
style , richly embroidered In gold. A very
beautiful fwvn is of vhlto satin with the en
tire front covered with bead trlminlnRwhlch
looksllko thousands ofsmallbrilliantswoven
Into tlio satin. A uhlto moire silk has a
larpo bouquet ofilowcrs painted on the
front , n gold comet being entwined -with the
flowers. JV Hower-colored surah sillthasn
large bird painted over a nest of cups. There
Is a lovely chin a crepe gown of n delicate lav
ender shiulo tiimmcd in garlands of purple
velvet paiisics.
Miss Raymond has been the reclplcant of
many beautiful medals , but none she prizes
more highly than the ono received at the St ,
Louis exposition a fortnight ngo. It consists
of a gold ribbon , upon which is engraved In
largo black letters the name of Miss Alice
Raymond and to which hanRS a golden shield
bearing the inscription : "In testimony of
the appreciation of the ! St , Louis Exposition
and Musio Hall ! association to Miss Alice
Kaymondonthooccaslon of her engagement in
1800. " From the shield is suspended by cold
chains , n laurel wreath of gicen gold , studded
with rod berries , nnd mounted ujxm the
wreath is a tiny cold cornet , complete in its
workmanship , tlio keys of which arc In per
fect narking order , n duplicate of the larger
cornet which Miss Kaymond has used to set
the -nlld echoes Hying amid the beams and
rafters of the Coliseum building.
Ho said i "My love I am sorry to disappoint
you about the picnic , but my trotter lias a
lame foot.11 That's nothing ! "We've got
plenty of Salvation Oil.
ThoDetioit IVoo Ticss fiend has been pun
ning on Dr. Hull's ' Cough Syrup , His Is only
gratitude , for all thinking nica know Its
merits. H\ch.
Republican Kully.
meeting of the Douglas county republi
can club vlll beheld atthoOranaopcrahouso
on ITrlday evening- , October 3.
Hon. L. D. Richards , Mr. "W. F. durley
lion. George H. Hastings , Hon. John L.
Webster and Hon. E , Itosewatcr will address
the meeting.
All the ward clubs are requested to attend
In a body ,
Speaking will commence at 8 o'clock sharp.
M. L. ROEDUK , Tiioans Svone ,
Secretary. President.
A clear skin
Boils , pimples , blotches on the skin ,
eruptions , etc. , ciidenco tlio fact tbat
the blood is not In good condition.
Those symptons result from tlio effort
of nature to throw oil the Impurities ,
In which slio should assisted by
Swift's Specific
This T\lll \ Tcmcdy tliodisturbonce , and
Irlng speedy and permanent relief by
forcing out the poison , and will build
up the By stem from , the first dose.
JJook on Blood and Skin Diseases free
Swift itoociflc Co. . .Atlanta. Ga
scorn
EMULSION
Of Pure Cod
Liver Oil and
HYPOPHOSPHITES
of Lime and
Soda
It endorsed and proscrlbod by Inadln ;
fhyuldaiiB txscnuM both the OxtXlrrr Oil
ucl J/j/j > ojiAoilfe * are tlia recojalzol
tgontiln tliocuroot Ceiuiittnftloti , It ll
Scott's Emulsion
( i c < vnnittrftil JlerfU I'rotlittrr. Itiitlit
Reft ; trrmiV lor
Scrofula , Bronchi-til , "Waiting Di -
eaaci , Chronic Congb * and Colds ,
Aslc tor Scott's EmulBloo audliko nooUicr
1309 WHAT ARE MISFITS ? 1309
They nro custom made cloth ing of merchant tailors , left 011 tholr hands for ono reason or an
other. Thies < 9we buy In large or small qunntltios , for roncly cnsh. For oxnmplo : A. suit of
clothes costing originally $4O , we can , nccordlng tobtylo and quality , soil for $18 or $2O. Just
think of it , a saving of BO per cent , one-half ot the original cost. Many of thorn are from the
lending tailoring establish mo nts tliroughout the country.
MERCHANT TAILORS' MISFITS and UNCALLED-FOR GARMENTS
1 OUR. IvLST ASS. .
SUITS. FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS , PANTS.
SO , ' custom mailo suit for. .ffJO.OO $00 $ custom nmdc overcoat for. made jinn ( Tor 88,00
$55custom niiulo suit tor . . . , $25.00 $ If")5 custom nindo overcoat for. uuulo punts for $ (1,50
$50custom iiiAilo will . . . , , . . . . $ . $50 custom nmilc overcoat for. nindo punli for $0,00
$45custom uuulo suit . . . , , , . . , $ . $15 custom nindo overcoat fur. made pants for.$0.50
$10custom umilo suit for , . . , $18.09 $ $10 custom nindo overi-onl for. nmdo punts for $5,00
$35custom iimtlo suit f . . . . . . . . , $ ( . ( $85 custom nindo overcoat for. niutlo limits Tor $ 1,50
$80 custom Hindu suit for , $14.09 $ $30 custom nindo overcoat fur. made punts for , . $5J.7&
Latest styles and. elegant garments In silk nnd sntln lined Suits and. Fall Overcoats.
Also Fu.ll Dress Suits for sale or rent , nt the
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS ,
1309 Parnam Street , Omaha , M. 1309
Remember rmmberandplnco , 13O9 Farnam Street , Omaho , Nob. Open evenings until 9 o'clock.
Saturday untillO o'clock. All garments altered free of charge to Insure a perfect fit.
pjow to Celebrate -
Wedding Anniversaries
By FLORENCE HOWE HALL , giving hints to thousands as to the proper
celebration of wooden , crystal , silver and golden weddings.
Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant
Through the hand of MR. FOSTER COATES , tells
of her first meeting with U.S. Grant , their court
ship , proposal and marriage , in an article entitled ,
" 'The Courtship of General Grant. "
A New Wedding Bell
Contains a hint to intending brides Fora
home-wedding or reception.
Jewel Caskets of
Fashionable Worn en
Describes the great collections of
diamonds and valuable gems owned
by Mrs. "Vanderbilt , Mrs. Astor ,
HMrs. Hicks-Lord , Mrs. Bradley
IMartin , and others of Ifcw
Tork's ' most famous
social leaders. '
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\\'liiMi Itnhlo for snoli nocldeiitM , nnd
In tlio rroiit < ) l" nn Mobility , limiircti
ncnltiHt clnlint for llnlilllty for nnoi-
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Ins 11 ITS iiropcrty owners nirnniHC
loss or d.imairo liy rcnHoa of tluu.v
plosion ot Htoani liolIcrH or operations
orcnuineH , olcvntorx , holntu-aH nnd
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l "ccti I'ulii Inlliu ( lack urul othur loriui of
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Dr. IIolih'H N.-rvi Tonic I'llln brlnRtho
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