8 THE OMATTA DAILY BEE : -SATURDAY , MAY 28 , 1892-TWELYE PAGES.
SOWING IN VIRGIN SOIL
Bccds of Patriotism Planted in the Minds
of Omaha School Children.
BISHOP NEWMAN TALKS OF GEN , GRANT
I'lctnro of the Oront Cnptnlii Drawn > > } '
Ono Who Know Him \Vcll riowcrii nnil
JlnrcliCH nnil llccltntluiii
by the ficlionli.
Under the auspices of the various Grand
Army posts Decoration day programs wcro
rendered In the principal schools of the city
yesterday afternoon. SDcechc * were made
by Grand Army of the Kopublic veteran !
nnd these were supplemented by program *
appropriate to the occasion arranged by luo
teachers and students.
The Lake school was aglow with all the
colors ot n Juno cardon yesterday afternoon.
The red , whlto and blue of lUgs. flowers nnd
bunting blended In harmony with the ribbons -
bens and roses that adorned the sum
mer costumes of the hundreds of
visitors who had assembled to wit
ness tbo Memorial day exorcises of
the children. The visitors had to stop care
fully for the halU and grounds were thronged
with tiny ralto * of humanity , each of whom
waved a tiny ling with a sense of the im
portance of being ono of the attractions of
the day.
Olvcn n Hmt of ( Irnut.
A short program of singing nnd recitations
was given In each room from 2 o'clock to 3
and then the whole school marched out to
Join In the exorcises outside. The principal
program was In room No.I , under the direc
tion of the principal , Miss Emma Whitmoro.
The event of the afternoon was the
presentation to the school of a
ImnUsomo bust of General Grant by iho class
of " 01 now of the High school. The presen
tation speech was made by Albert Pormoleo
nnd the response by Bishop Newman.
'Jho bishop dwelt briefly upon the achieve
men Is of the great soldier and drew from his
life a lesson of patriotism and loyalty for tbo
children for whom the great war existed
onlv In history.
The regular program was opened with n
* aluto to the flag by the school , after which
Miss Jane Brcck recited "Iho Blue and
the Gray. " The Eighth grade sang
the beautiful song , "Cover Thorn Over with
Beautiful Flowers , " with Miss Morton ta
accompanist , aud Master Fuvotto Lord re
riled the Memorial day oio. The Memorial
day essay was written by Miss Marcuerlto
Gn'nnon , but WAS road by Miss Flora Patton ,
on account of the Illness ot Miss Gannon. It
wai exceptionally well written and was road
with considerable elocutionary effect.
The recitation , ' -Tho Neglected Grave , "
by Miss Dora Dunham , deserves special
mention. The selection was rcndorca with a
aoptb of patties and a dramatic effect that
would have been creditable to n llnlshod
elocutionist nnd was remarkable In a young
miss of 14. "A Woman of the War" was also
well rendered by Miss Mabel Latoy. They
sang "Marching Through Georgia" and
then the drums struck up and the whole
school marched out of tbo building.
In tlio Open Air.
Tbo marching proved as Interesting to tbo
visitors us any part of the exorcises. There
wore 800 pupils In line from battalions of in
fantile zounvos to the squads ot older pupils
who brought up tbo roar. And the battal
ions marched , If anything , a little bettor
than their ciders. Each tiny patroit clasped
a flag tightly In the right bund and moved
with the precision of u veteran and the dig
nity of a Naooleon. The long line passed In
review past the east door , from which Major
Wolsmun made a brief address and then the
troops broke ranks whllo Miss Whitmoro
and her corps of teachers gave an informal
recaption to the proud mammas and other
visitors In the oulldlng.
ml Verne * at I.cuveinvorlh.
Thrco hundred bright puplls'took part In
the exorcises at Lcavenworth school. They
presented a patriotic scene in whlto dresses ,
with flowora in their buttonholes ana the
emblems of liberty In their bands.
The hall was decorated with flags nnd
colors for the commemoration of tboso who
had not boon forgotten.
Each little scholar nod some appropriate
verso to rcclto In memory of the dead hero or
n sentimental song to sing for tbo "bluo and
the gray.-
Tbo exercises wcro under the direction of
Miss Mlnnlo Wood , principal of the school ,
nnd after marching tbo youngsters Into the
linll.slio bad them fclng In concert , "America. "
This was followed by recitations appropriate
to Mi-modal day by Bertha Willinsky
and Walter Morris. Miss Margaret
Head played a piano solo , and other recita
tions nnd readings were by Don Downing ,
ilntUo Guonthor , Bertha Catlln , Eddie
Meyer , Abe nnd Louis Bernstein. Mlnnlo
Hlllor. Bones , "How They so Softly Ucst"
and "Hail on , Oh Ship of State , " were sung.
flag exorcises wore given by Miss Agnes
McDonald's class by their reciting In con
cert the "Flag of Freedom. " Eddy
Kennedy recited class quotations , afto'r
which the "Star Spangled Banner" was
uig. ,
Considering their ago , the children did
remarkably well In their exorcises , showing
they had been given a tborouch training.
The numerous visitors In attendance were
also pleased with the exorcises.
Story of the Struggle.
Mr. Edward Ilosowator and County Judge
Ellcr , who bad boon extended an Invitation
to bo present , made short addresses to the
children. Before Mr. Hosowator was
introduced , the principal ot the school asked
her scholars how many of them know THE
Bnn. A shout wont up that echoed that they
wcro all acquainted with the paper. Then
Its editor was introduced and told the
children that It was eminently fitting that
ono day each yonr was sot apart for the dedi
cation of the liberties of the American people -
plo and to commemorate the day ot these
who had gallantly an * noblv won that lib
erty. Those little boys and girls were soon
to be men and women of tbo coining genera
tion , nnd It was proper to 1 in Duo Into thorn a
patriotic spirit.
Mr. Uosowator also related some of hlt-ox-
pcrionco In the days of tno civil war nnd
told thorn of ibo loaders ot both oattllng
parties ; of the union men who Know what it
wits nnd what it cost for citizenship.
Judge Ellcr of the Grand Army said ho
was glad to see the children taking such an
Interest In the incmorlul exercises. Ho told
them n few btorics of camp Ufa , and asked
luo children to assemble Monday afternoon
to tnko part In the Memorial day'exorcises at
llnnscoui ptiric.
Hickory ftclinol'M Kn\irtn ,
Memorial day was observed at Iho Hickory
itroot school In a becoming and Interesting
way. The school building , Inside and out ,
wni ornate with Jlo.itlng llais ; and banners ,
whllo streamers nnd Hunting streamed from
nil the trco-tops and other available points
on the premises. On the west side of the
building was n hugo Inscription , wrought on
n cquaro of canvas from green loaves , readIng -
Ing "Wo Are Our Country's Hope. " At
2iU : : the children of Misses Slabbing , Brown ,
Jlloks nnil Wllhrow , under the guidance of
the principal , Miss Novlus , congregated in
the slmdo of n big tree In the west part of
the yard , where the exorcises of the day
were observed. Thcso consisted of n choice
program of recitations , hongs aud addresses ,
the principal of which was ono by Com
mander Sawhlll. Miss Ktobblns was very
nutlvo nnd very cftlclont In-conducting the
exercises , and nltogothor iho afternoon was
B Joyous ono to nil concerned ,
i At Other School Illume * .
1 Pacific school wfu nddrokscd by Uftptaln
D. G. Hhonils , U. S. Grant post 111) ) . The
rooms were handsomely decorated with Hags ,
Moucrs and trlcolorod arapery. A pleasing
feature of their excellent program was a
young miss representing the Goddess of Lib
erty received by the primary t > chool in putrl-
olio responses1. A largo number of visitors
wcro In attendance.
Mnjnr Clarkson , Uov , S. P. Merrill and W.
F. Gurloy addressed the pupils at the High
school.
The Memorial day oxorclios at Dodge
echool wcro Interesting. There was u pro-
pram of patriotic- son us and recitations by
the children of the various grades , and an in
teresting address by General J. B , DunuU.
Mr , D. M , Hnvorfy addressed the puplU of
Mi8on school In the ubsonca o ( Judge No-
vlllo , who was unable to attend. MUs Fnu
tile Arnold suug "The bur Spangled Jan-
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
Far and Away the Best Merchandise for the Least Money is the Ruling
Principle Here.
3ooo yards of dainty narrow
edges just the thing to finish
spring underwear. Usually
old for 7 c , 8 jC and ice a
yard ,
Today j ?
if Cents.
Those good edges we have
been selling for 12 0 , 150 and
iSc ,
Today
Cents.
I A / * > r o
LACES
Linen hand made
Torchon
regularly sold at
our counters I2j c , 150 and
i8c ,
Today Q
Cents.
POINT B' IRLANDE
for wash dresses and children's
dresses , China silk costumes ,
etc. , worth iSc , 2oc , 250 ,
Today i fT
Cents.
SHOES
Have you boon too often disappointed
in shoes ? They looked good enough ,
but their real character came out in a
few days' wear. Wouldn't it bo bettor
to find a store where you can have per
fect conlidcnco in shoes , than buy there.
Ladies' Bright Dongola Patent
Tip Button , A and B widths ,
worth $5 , only
$3.65.
Lafe' ' Oxfords ,
We will close all our $3.50 and
$3.85 Oxfords , Cloth Top , for
$3.00.
nor. " An interesting program was ren
dered.
The following gentlemen delivered ad
dresses at the schools named :
West Omaha , T. S. Clurkson : Bancroft , J.
W. Honra ; Cass , L. F. Maglau ; Castollar ,
Kilmund Burtlott ; Center , J. S. Miller ;
Central Park , Dr. Swartzlandor ;
Davenport and Long , Dr. H. M.
Stone ; Dupont , C. E. Burmolstor ; Eckor-
man and West Side , John Joffcoat ; Farnam ,
J. A. Glllosplo ; Forest , F. B. Bryant ; Fort
Omaha nnd Saratoga , P.O. tlnwcs ; Franklin ,
Dr. b. 1C. Spauldlng ; Hartman , C. b. Chase :
Izurd and Kollora , J. H. Kynor ; Jackson and
Park , Simoon Bloom ; Lothrop , L. Anderson ;
Omaha Vlow , Dr , Van Gloson ; Sherman ,
Dr , llalph ; Vlnton , A. L. Wlgton ; Walnut
Hill and Clifton Hill , A. U. Thalu and H. S.
Glllesplo ; Webster , Dr. Christie.
I , DAY.
Program ol Scr\lc Hto llu Observed by the
Vote rut i s ,
Memorial day will bo fittingly observed In
Omaha. The following program has boon
prepared and will bo carried out on Monday
by the Grand Army of the Republic , Sons of
Votoranspuplls of the public schools , Omaha
Guards , Musical Union band nnd the public
in general :
5 a. ra. Reveille and salute of forty-four
guns on Capitol Hill by veterans , supported
by George Crook camp , Sons of Veterans ,
8:110 : n. in. Assembling of Grand Armv of
the Hopubllo posts and Invited guests nt Cus-
tor pojit ball , Fifteenth nnd Dp-Jgo , where
they will take conveyances for Forest Lawn
cemetery.
10:30 : At the cemetery , president of burial
corps presiding.
Song. "America , " veteran quartette and
audlouco , * "
Prayer by Comrade A. II. Thnin.
Address , "Tho Burial Corps , " Comrade
John B , Snwblll , corps president.
Cannon presentation to corps , Hon. George
P. Hernia , mavor.
Canuon reception for corps , Comrade T. S.
Clarltson ,
Short addresses by post commanders and
Hollef Corps presidents.
Song , "How Sloop the Brave , " veteran
quartette and uuitlouco.
Benediction ,
Strewing llowors on graves.
1 p , ra. Omaha Guards will march from
Armory hall to Hauscom Park led by Musi
cal Union band.
'J p. in. Uxorclsos at Hanscom park :
Muslo by the baud.
Prayer by tbo chaplain ,
SOUR "Hod , Whlto ana Blue , " chorus
from Park school led by Miss Aruola.
Opening address by Comrade Ball.
"Beautifur Hllm , " chorus from Mason
school.
50 new Pieces. 20 new color
ings. You'd expect to pay'25c
for it. It's worth that. To
day ,
BHIFFQH
Colors you won't find else
where. Prices you approve. Our
25c , 35c , 40c , 50c kinds are qual
ity for quality against double the
price elsewhere.
LINEN GOLLIRS
Good , well made , worth 15c to
25c each. Ladies' and children's.
5c.
Children's ' Bibs , 5c ,
Windsor Ties ,
19c , 25c up.
Novelties in Reefer Fronts ,
Jabots , etc , , at \ their worth ,
Children's Fauntleroy Sets , 45c ,
65c , 85c ,
.Palm Fans , lc ,
Japanese Parchment Folding
Fans , 5c.
Silk Ribbon Fringe , 98c , $1.19 ,
$1.69.
Canvas Belts , 5c.
Silk Belts , 25c ,
Poem "Tho Nation's Dead , " by Honrv
Drumm.
"Flag of the Free , " chorus by Arnold club
from Long school.
Address by orator of the day Corarado A.
1C * 1.U&1Q *
Song "Battlo Cry of Freedom , " chorus
led by Mrs , Hhoads.
Memorial hymn by Owl olub.
Hltual oxerclso by Grand Army of tbo
Republic.
I a "The Soldier's Volco. "
J b "Sloop , Blessed Sloop , " by young ladies -
dies from High school , classH'W/
Muslo by the baud.
Disease never successfully attacks a svs-
torn with pure blood. Do Witt's Sorsoparflla
maiies pure , now blood mjd enriches the old.
The Topulnr Ilouto for Kumtnor Tourliti.
In going to the mountain or ocean re"-
sorts of the east you are sure of a pleas
ant journey if your ticket reads via the
Pennsylvania lines from Chicago. Di
rect route to principal places of summer
sojourn along the Atlantic , in the Allo-
ghanlos , Adlrondacksand the Catskllis.
For details address George Jenkins ,
traveling passenger agent , Dubuque , la.
The I.iut or the ISumUo.
A majority of all the living buffalo in
the world are now on exhibition at the
terminus of the Benson & Halcyon
Heights railway. Gates open at 2
o'clock. Admission , 25c ; children under
12 years , lOc.
4OIJ7OM.lltA. .
Trouble Kxporlonccil by tlio 1'oumlmantcr
lu AncuUni ; a Viigiaut Cow ,
la bla rounds yesterday Poundmastcr
Phillips mot a cow with a brindle tall and
nearlv the whole population in the vicinity
tof Brown park. Ho attempted to toke the
cow Into custody , but she resisted and was
Joined in her resistance by the whole neigh
borhood.
Mr. Phillips was determined and after suc
cessfully uodglng brjrkbats and clubs hurled
at him by the women and children ho tri
umphantly secured the cow and was about
ready to proudly proceed on his way when a
bullet whizzed through space In close prox
imity to bis heau. A douuou of tbat neigh
borhood tired iho shot from ambush and
made his otcapo bcforo the poundmastor
could get near enouzh to where ho was con
cealed to identify him. The cow was taken ,
however , and is now in tbo city pound , An
arrest will probably follow ,
Oruiinlroilu HIIIO Hull Club.
A number of the young gentlemen em
ployed In Swift Si Co. ' : ) ofllco have organized
ICoon buyers ' .will appreciate the cuts
In now
Dress Goods
35 pieces ot Btripetl sorgobluo ground ,
with white nnd cream and gold stripes ,
of various widths ami patterns. Sum
mer weight. 49 inches wide ; wo bounht
thorn for qnrlior in the season to soil for
81.25. CUIPI and the price is knifed
to
69 cents
Dark nnd Light Grounds
9
SUMMER STYLES
All Wool Challis.
- 'Wo open tomorrow. 60 pieces of fresh
styles , delightful patterns ; price every
where , 05c ,
50 cents
Granite Brocades
New colorings , peed styles ; the price
wo have hadiaSl ,
SILK and WOOL
Bourotted plaids , flno and soft and
light weight,1 for summer ; don't pay
" ' .35 for no bettor. Here they arc at
75 Cents
40 inches wido.
Hair Line Gray ,
Mixlurcs , beautiful effects , soft , light ,
rich ,
40 Inches wido.
NEW CREPONS ,
38 inches wide , heliotropes , tnns and
browns , soft and elegant surface ,
88 inches wide ; old price $1.
a base ball club and are now looking for
scalps and homo runs. The nlno Is made up
as tollows : Murphv , catcher ; Thompson ,
pitcher ; Dunnlcro , short stop ; Young , llrst
ease ; Punuuousor , second base ; Cunning-
hum , third base : Crowe , loftllola ; Fleming ,
center field ; Mullen , right field. James
RufTorty U managing tbo club and Is anx
ious to meet some ot the amateur clubs.
Tbomus Murphy , the club's ' catcher , Is an
old-tlmo ball player and won fame as such In
the Black Hills. Several other members of
the club are good amateur * and will put up a
line game.
UHUI ! Up at a Dunce.
Tuesday evening Gottlieb Schaado sus
tained very serious injuries In a general fipbt
at a dance In the Third \vuru and no was re
moved to St. Joseph's hospital in Oraahn for
treatment. Tbo Falto Factory , with Its
usual ontcrprlso for printing news that does
not occur , came out last evening with tbo
startling atatomoiit that S.hauuo : was dead
and the pollctmvero searching for his mur
derers. The trud facts In the case are that
tbo Injured inon is'Improving and no fears
of fatal results ara entertained , as the In
juries receivedby Sonaado are not of so seri
ous a nature.
GrentvclrKxrltcmcnt uml Smoke.
A vat filled wltli tar took lire at Cudaby's
paclilng house yesterday afternoon and
created qulto ai npplo of excitement for a
few minutes. 'The ' blaze was extinguished
before any dnmago was dono. Tbo vut was
located near ono of tbo now buildings In
coursu of construction on Thirty-third street ,
madly Injured ,
S. WriClnpraB. & M. brnkomnn , is nurs
ing a badly mn&hed foot. lie caught it be
tween the buinpdrs of tbo engine and a
freight car In 'tlij yards yostorday. A phy
sician found U necessary to amputate Iho
largo too of the Injured foot , which is the
loft ono. Mr. King will ba laid up for some
tlino by reason of tbo accident.
Notes anil rorioimU.
Theodora Thompson bos'gone to Mlle , la. ,
on a business trip.
Jacob Jotter Is suffering from a serious attack -
tack of pneumonia.
A. H. Fuller of Swift k Co. Is In Sun
Francuco , Ual. , on business ,
Mrs. Marlon Bulos and children have gouo
on a visit toMorgantown , Ind.
G. W. Webb of the firm of G. W. Webb &
Co. , Is lu Mlndrn ou business.
Judeo A. U. Suttou is making preparations
to upend the season at Newport.
J. W. Oliver , a capitalist of Lexington ,
was a South Omalm visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mr * . E. U Cleveland's Infant son
died late Tburndoy evening. Tbo funeral
FOR
SATURDAY ,
Cleaver's Unscentecl Soap i
Olive Oil Soap , A
Royal Windsor , I
Circassian , J
Pound bar glycerine
Sweet Violet Soap , A
'
Pears' Glycerine , 'I
Cuticura , I
Clarinated , J
Eastman's Aloha ,
CENTS.
Cape May Boquet ,
Florida Boquet ,
4711 Glycerine ,
Our soaps are the best
for the money. CENTS.
3 Pound bar Castile
French Violet ,
French Lavender ,
Cream of Cucumber ,
CENT3.
Lady Gray's Quadru- " °
pie Extracts , 21c
Eastman's Triple Ex
tracts , 15c §
La Duchesse Face Pow-Q
der , nide glass puff / IQ
fcI V
box free ,
Palmer's Almond
Meal ,
din's
50 dozen Linen Em
broideredcaps ,
JT , Children's Fine
'ainsook Caps , em
broidered , corded ,
shirred , lace trim-k/JLl [ /
med and Ribbon Pom Pom
Children's Washable
Sun Hats , shirred
and embroidered ,
regular $ i quality , only
occurred yostordav nftornoon from the fam
ily residence at Twenty-seventh and Arn'our
snoots.
The eastern approach has boon repaired
and travel over the Q street viaduct has been
resumed.
O. D. Bratton of Iho Union Stock Yards
National bank has roturnoJ from his visit to
New York City.
Mrs. S. S. Hadloy nnd Miss Minnie Perkins -
kins of Cedar Rapid * ore tbo guests of Mr ,
and Mrs. A. P. Brink.
The postponed meeting of the Young
Mon's Republican club will bo hold this
evening at Wordoman'ti hall.
James Smith returned last evening from
Dos Molncs , In. , where ho attended the
Btuto shooting tournament. Mr. Smith cap
tured several prizes.
The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mr * .
William Allen , Twonty.flfth nnd N streets ,
dlod yesterday and will bo burled today at 10
o'clock in fc > t. Mary's cemetery.
The South Omaba club and the Commer
cial Avenues of Omaha will play ball Sun
day afternoon on the former's ' grounds.
George B. Gootchall will pitch for South
Omahn.
Postmaster J. M. Glasgow. Ed Johnston ,
J. B. Watklus , F. M. Smith , Goorso W.
Masson , Colonel 1C. P. Savaaa and C. C.
Stanley will form the South Omiiha party
that will attend the Minneapolis convention ,
Mrs. L. U. Puttoii , UoeKford , III. , writes :
i "From personal experience I can recommend
| DoWltt's ' Sarsnpanlla , a euro for Impure
blooa and general debility , "
Dr. Culiimoro. oculist. Uja building
I'or I'rliluy nnil Siituiiluy
Miss Alice JBIWCS will soil ono lot of
trimmed imt-J at $1.08 , and ono lot at
$2.1)8 ) ; also ono lot at $1.08.
These hats are a special bargain to
make room for a now lot of btimmor
goods that are coming in.
fa
aov s. IOTJI ST.
I'ut Clilo'iKo In Your I'ocki't.
A great work , "Moran'fl Dictionary o
Chicago. " If there Is a feature or insti
tution in tlio World'a fair city a. full de
scription of which docs not appear in the
book , wo have yet to hoar of it Price ,
25 cents per copy. For sale at 209 Herald
building , Chicago. Boo the now , com
plete and elegant mnp It contains. Per
sons ordering copies will please oncloeo
0 cents extra for postage.
MuiloU l.uoly for tlio Vlr r.
LONDON , May 27.At Coventry , Warwick-
sulro , a mob prevented a sale of
SPECIAL SALE OF
HOT WEATHER NECKWEAR , i
)
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Whlto Shield Bows [ for turn down Collars ] , fiOc per dozen. ' ]
White Shield Bows , French mull , extra line [ for turn down collars ] , $1.00 po *
dozen.
dozen.Soltil
Soltil Colored Elastic Bnml Bows , ombroldorod and plain ontls , 2.5c each.
Plain Wlilto Band Bows lOc each , 76o per do/.on. ,
Plain Whlto Elastic Band Bows loc each , 2 for 25c.
Plain Whlto Elastic Bund Bows 120 each , II for oOe.
Plain Whlto String Tics 16c per do/on , 2 do/.on for 2)0.
Plain Whlto String Tics , silk stitched , 2/io / per dozen.
Solid Colored String Tics , silk stitched , 25c per dozon.
Plain Wlilto French Plquo double Four-in-hand 2oo oach.
Fancy Colored French Lawn double Four-in-hand Me each.
French Plquo , the latest novelty , double Four-in-hand [ whlto on ono sldo nnd
printed llgurcs on the other ] , 2'ic each.
French Lawn [ ombroidorcd with silk ] Four-in-hand , 25o each.
Printed Pongco Four-in-hands , 25o.
A beautiful selection of French Lawn PulTa , in whlto nnd fancy colors [ the very
latostl , only 2oc each.
Have just received a beautiful line of Silk Neckwear , Four-ln-hands and Tcck.
in chocks and plaids , in all the now and latest colors , atSOc.
A Dress Shirt
At Half Value.
A flno unlnundored Dress Shirt , made of Now York Mills muslin , linen bosoin ,
reinforced front , continuous slays , only60c ; worth 65o.
MEN'
Mon'a flno 40-gaugo Hose , high spliced heel nnd double toe , modes and tana ,
25cj worth 35c.
Men's fast black sox , Ilcrmsdorf dye , double heels and toes ,
As good as anybody's Sou hose.
Flno balbriggan Sox. moles and tans , high spllcod heels , donblo soles and
toes , [ Heiiirieh Solicitor's make , 50c qualities only 35o ; $4 per dozen.
[ Thcso shirts all come soft finish but with an interlining in collar and cuffs so .
they can bo laundered if so desired. ]
Beautiful fancy Domots and Oxford cloths , 50c.
Men's line black English Satino Shirts , $1.
Mon's black ground white pin striped shirts $1. '
Men's Madras cloth fancy striped Shirts $1.
Mon's fancy flannel stripe l Shirts 75c.
Men's Madras cloth , medium colors , Shirts $1.23.
Mon's Oxford cloth , light plaids. Shirts 81.CO. Jf
Men's silk striped zephyr cloth Shirts $1.50. S
Mon's French flannel Shirts $1.50 and $2.
Mon's Scotch zephyr cloth , check and btripo Shirts $2.
Men's Bedford Cord cloth Shirts $2.
Mon's Bedford Cord silk stripe Shirts $2.50.
Men's TalTota wool fancy strino Shirts $2.50.
Wo also carry a line of these shirts for extra largo men.
Boys' and youths'black English butino Shirts $1.
Boys' and youths' Oxford and Madras cloth , $1 and $1.50.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS GO-
seized to satisfy the payment of a vicar's
rate claim , and made demonstrations of violence
lence toward the vicar. The police inter
fered and prevented serious results.
Mrs. Wlnslsw's ' Soothing Syrup for chil
dren teething produces natural quiet sleep.
23 cents a bottlo.
The TiBt of thi ) Hiillnlo.
A majority of all the living buffalo in
the world are now on exhibition at the
terminus of the Benson & Jlalcyon
Heights railway. Gates open at 2
o'clock. Admission , 25c ; children under
12 years , lOc.
I'ut Chlciigii la Your I'ocliot.
A great work , "Moran's Dictionary of
Chicago. " If there is a feature or insti
tution in the World's fair city a full de
scription of which does not appear in the
book , wo have yet to hoar of it. Price.
25 cents per copy. For Halo ntUOO Herald
building , Chicago. Sco the now , com-
pluto nnd elegant map it contains. Per
sons ordering copies will please cncloso
0 cents extra for ooslago.
*
U. H , ( illllll 1'llHt Ill'llOllt.
A musical and lltorary ontortoinment
will bo given by the ladies of the U. S ,
Grant Holiof Corps No. 101 for the bono-
lit of the relief fund , Tuesday evening ,
May ill , at their hall , Continental block.
Following is Iho program : Opening
address , Junior Vice Commandor-ln-
Chief T. S. Clarkson ; piano duet , "Jubal
Overture , " Von Weber , by Mr. R. 'I' .
Allen and Miss Nottio Ilavorly ; recita
tion , Miss Kttii Matlie.soii ; bong , MibH
Clara Clarkbon ; recitation , Mr. C. 10.
Hurmoistor ; violin solo , Sir. O. Nord-
wall ; Hong , Mrs. Urquhart ; recitation ,
Mlsa lone Pierce ; fancy dance , Miss Isa
bel Pluunlx ; closing uddrosa , Mr. John
JolTcoat. All members of the Grand
Army , Sons of Veterans and of the
Woman's Holiof Corps are cordially In
vited. Ice cream and cake made by the
ladles of the corps.
The r.tut of tlio llulliilo ,
A majority of all the living buffalo In
the world are now on exhibition at the
terminus of the Uonson & Halcyon
Heights .railway. Gates open at 2
o'clock. Admission , 25cj children under
12 years , IQo.
AnolliurC'rUlh In llnly.
UO.MB , Muy 'JT.-Tho cabinet has resigned ,
but tbo lilutf has refused to accept the resig
nations. The dissolution of the Chamber o-
Deputies is believed to bo Imminent. Tbo
resignation was the result of the narrow
margin In the vote of conlidcnco In the bousa
yesterday. The cabinet uai boon In exist
ence only since the 15th hist.
Do Witt's Sarsapnrllln dostroyn such pot.
sons as scrofula , sltln disease , cromn , rheu
matism. Its timely use naves many lives ,
SpeetaclcsDr. Cullimoro,221 Bee old #
Put Clilciiitu In Your I'oclirt.
A grout work , ' Atornn'u Dictionary of
Chicago. " If there is a feature or insti
tution in the World'ri fair city a full de
scription of wliich docs not appear in the ' .
hook , wo huvo yet to hoar of it. , rfco.
2.1 cents per copy. For sale at 200 Hcirald
building , Chicago. Sco the now , com-
pluto and elegant map it contains. Por-
OOIIB ordering copies will please enclose
U cents extra for postago.
Payment * .
Payments of pensions uro made quarterly
at the several poiuloa paying agencies as
follows :
Group 1 : The 4th day of Julv , Octoboy'J
January and April at Buffalo , N , Y , , M/i-
waukeo , Wls. . Concord , N. H. . PlttHbur ,
Pa. , Chicago , III. , and DCS Molnos , lu
GroupS : The fourth day of Aiigu.'t , November -
vombor , February and May at IndianapolU ,
Ind. , Philadelphia , Pii , Topolta. Kim. , Louis
ville , Ky. , Now York City , N. Y. , undlCnox-
Villo Tcim.
Group it : TboIth dav of September , December -
comber , March and Juno nt Augustu , Mo. ,
Detroit , Mich. , Ban FrancUco , Cul. , Bo ton ,
Mass. , Colummis , O. , and Washington , D , O.
DoWltt's Snraaparllla cleanses the blood
I'llt CIllriiK" In Vour I'nrknt ,
A great work. "Morau'n Dictionary of
Chlcii"o. " If Ihoro is a feature or ItiHti-
tutlon in the World's fair city a full de
scription of which does not appear in
i tlio book , wo have yet to hoar of It.
Price , i.r ! > rents per copy. For sale at 20 ! )
Herald building , Chicago. Soothoww ,
complete and elegant map it contalnV
Persona ordering copies will please on-
oloso U cents extra for postage.
y o .v.
fnttcetli ! < t linttor l < * miil'r thii hunt ,
ctntcach ( UlJId'ni'il llncttn ttnli.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miinro.
Dujiortt btrott , bunduy morning , Muy
boy.
