THE OKATJA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , SEPTEMBER 'Jo , 1808 , JJ5
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Browning ; ,
VB.KW o we will make a special exhibition of our new patterns and styles in Fall Clothing and Fur-
W nishings. We shall then be ready to show you what has been engaging the energies of our fac
You areo tory for the past six months for remember we MAKE all the clothing we sell.
There will be music by Kaufman's orchestra all day and evening the store will be beautifully
decorated with flowers and , and will handsome souvenirs.
plants we give away
To Attend Our Fall Opening , Which Takes Place
On this particular occasion we shall have some "special bargains" to offer but no one need stay
\BK > away for fear of being opportuned to buy , as we will only be too well pleased if you will come and look
" \ / * Wednesday , September 28th over our elegant goods in the different departments. We hope to see you.
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Men's Fall Suits
The attractive styles
and patterns shown
here this season are
without rivals. Everything -
thing from the latest jl
checks and mixtures is
shown * at $8 , $10 ,
$12.50 , $15 , $18 , $20 ,
$22 and $25 made up
like any tailor makes
them , to fit and to wear with the very best.
But our $15 suit is the ono we are proud of
$15 includes ever well known fabric every
conceivable style frocks , sacks all the latest
colorings the par excellence
of suit making
Fall Overcoats
The opening will show all the
latest styles in covert cloths and
cheviots in shades to match the
suit.
Special attention will be given
to our all wool English covert cloth
top coat , which is made up in the
newest and most approved pattern
of modern coat making double silk
stitched Italian lined , silk button
holes all that $18 top
coats require. Opening -
ing day price will be
Winter Overcoats
There's usually not
4 much to be said about
beauty when it comes
to a winter overcoat
but for that very reason
our tailors have exerted
themselves on winter
overcoats to make
I ] them so perfectly per
fect that it is a pleas
ure to wear them a
_ _ time to be looked for
ward to when you will be really well dressed.
They iit nicely they are warm they are
fashionable they price at $10 , S12.50 , $15 , $18 , 820 , $25 and
$30. A special inducement offer comes
out in our now Meltons , Koi-soys , and $10.OO
Irish Frieze overcoats at.
Men's Mackintoshes
At our opening sale
we offer a choice of a
lot of § 10 Mackin
toshes , box coat style ,
light and dark shades ,
all the newest shapes ,
as a special attraction
at
$5.00
Just to have people see what we have and to
find out that although its always first class it
need not necessarily be high
priced you'll like them opening Bale pri
Men's Trousers
It takes so little to make a new
suit look newer then buy an extra
pair of pants ; and there you are.
We are sure to please you in trous
ers , for we can show you them from
$2,00 up , they include all that's de
sirable in fabric , in style or in finish ,
made up in our own usual tailor
made style. Opening sale
price ,
Men's Hats
We mcsb cordially
invite you to call and
examine our new fall
line of Hats and Caps
for Men , Boys and
Children.We are
showing a very large
and most exclusive line
of new fall novelties.
Our Special Feature a $2.50 Hat
Wo are positively selling the best $2.50 stiff and soft hats
in the world ( you can't touch them elsewhere for less than 60c
to 81 more ) .
Wo are now showing our new fall line of Men's Crushers
in black , blue black , mocha , tan and gray also Stetson's now
fall shapes.
Boys' and Children's Hats 2nd Floor
In this donartmont wo are showing all the newest and
natty designs in Boys' Fedoras , Crushers and other novelties
at prices to suit all.
and many other men ot renown In their day.
The chair of the senate was occupied by Mr.
George M. Dallas ot Pennsylvania , who pre
sided with rare grace and dignity. The
speaker of the house was Mr. John W. Davis
of Indiana , afterward governor of Oregon.
And on the floor were Stephen A. Douglas of
Illinois , Andrew Johnson of Tennessee , Jef
ferson Davis of Mississippi , Alexander II.
Stephens of Georgia , George P. Marsh of
Vermont , the most accomplished scholar we
have had in our public life , and who was for
many years later our representative at Con
stantinople and then at Rome. Among many
other gifted men were Colonel K. P. Baker
of the Springfield district , Illinois , who was
succeeded in tbo following congress by Abra
ham Lincoln. Mr. Daker was killed In one
of the early battled of the civil war Ball's
Bluff and was at the same time a senator
from Oregon.
"It was a rare privilege to be brought Into
agreeable relations with eo largo a group
of able and distinguished men ( o hear them
discourse In public and In private. James
K. Polk of Tennessee had defeated Mr. Clay
for the presidency In the election of 1814 ,
and the Mexican war was declared In May ,
1S46. One of the most popular orators of
the country Tom Corwln of Ohio ccaled
hli political fate by determined opposition to
the war.
"In 1853 I was again elected chaplain and
Men's Furnishing Dept.
Our underwear de
partment this season
is unquestionably the
most carefully select
ed stock we have
ever shown. It em
braces the celebrated
"Jaros Hygenic Wear , " the "Mat-
telutz Steam Shrunk Sanitary System , " the
"Norfolk and New Brunswick High Grade
Goods" and all popular weights and colors , in
the American Hosiery Co.'s make besides in-
numberable other standard makes.
We sell the best 50c and § 1.00 garment made.
Smoking Jackets.
House Coats , Bath Robes , Dress
ing Gowns , no other house carries
such a variety of the latest imported
novelties as we do and we know
we can please you as to price.
Shirts
Only the new and correct autumn styles
exclusive patterns specially designed for us
patterns which have "chic" and "snap" but
not loud. 0100 | ll50
Opening day price M5 A ana xp 1
Neckwear.
Always tlio latest not the cheapest but
the best Our cases are burdened with this sea
son's choicest ideas , Ascots , Puffs , Tecks , Four-
in-hands Opening day price 50c.
Strings and Bows
We ar < 3 offering a special value in Silk
Strings and Bows for Opening Day at 15c
two for 25c.
Gloves
Pique kid taffeta silk lined $1.00
Pique kid unlined 1.00
Mocha and Reindeer Orivintr Gloves. . . . $1 and 1.50
Pen-ins Best Pique Gloves 2.00
Collars and Cuffs
Browning , King & Co.'s brand of Collars and Cufts are
2100 linen 4-ply hand laundered Collars 10c Cuffs 20c.
Souvenir Handkerchiefs
Ono of our handsome sllK Exposition Handkerchiefs
makes a desirable gift to take homo with you Price 75c.
S. W , Cor. I5ih and Douglas Streets ,
Browning , Ki Co.S. R. S. Wilcox , Manager.
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SAW NEBRASKA'S ' BIRTH
Chaplain Milburn Tells Some History of
United States Senate.
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MET MANY FAMOUS MF.N IN WASHINGTON
Tnkuii Olt nn Olilo nlver Stcnmliont
to Do Made Chaplain of a Ciiu-
Krc s AVlioie Member * Slinno
National Ic Uiiy.
Hev. W. II. Milburn , the blind chaplain
of the United States senate , who was In the
city last week and delivered a lecture on
"What a Blind Man Saw In England , " has
a store ot Interesting anecdotes concerning
the prominent men whom he has met during
his lifetime's work In Washington. Ho has
known personally more presidents than any
other living man , and bin wonderful mem
ory enables him to recount Incidents that
happened In the nation's capital years ago
with vividness of detail that makes tha
htufor almost believe that they occurred
but yetterday. During his stay In Omaha
be was requested to give a few of bis many
reminiscences for the benefit of the read
ers ot The Bee. This la what be Bald :
"In November , 1815 , I happened to preach
a sermon on an Ohio river steamer which
engaged the Interest of a good many sona-
ators and members of congress from the
west and southwest on theli4 way to Wash
ington for tbo beginning of the Twenty-
ninth congress , which convened at the first
of December of that year. They were so far
Interested as to secure my election by the
house of representatives as chaplain for that
congress. I was a llttlo over 22 years of
ago and at the beginning of my third year
In the ministry , and had been sent by the
Illinois conference , of which I was a mem
ber , to lay our educational needs before the
people ot the east , and was , therefore , the
youngest man that has ever opened
his mouth in the American cap-
itol. In those daya wo were chaplains of
congress , ofllclatlnc In ono house as much
as In the other , so that I was brought Into
as close relation with the senators as with
the representatives. It was a brilliant world
one full of Instruction and Inspiration for
a boy who had grown up In the prairies and
groves ot the far west as Illinois then was.
: \niue * KIIIMVII In IlUtory.
"In the eonate were Mr. Webster and Mr.
Calhoun , Colonel Benton of Missouri , then
the farthest western state , the Clayton
brothers ot Delaware , Honest John Davis of
Massachusetts , Mr. Crtttendcn ot Kentucky
happened to bo brought Into intimate rela
tion with an old minister of our Methodist
church , Rev. Thomas Johnson , who had for
many years been a missionary among the
Indians ot Kansas and Nebraska. He was
sent by the people of tbo western country
as a delegate to congress to urge the or
ganization ot a territory on the upper
waters , as they were then thought to bo of
the Missouri river. Thus the attention ot
the country was for the first tlmo directed
to what are now the great elates of Ne
braska and Kansas , which thqn occupied a
place on the maps of the day as a part of
the great American desert and supposed to
be thetracklees home of the Indian and bU
buffalo , and It was predicted that they would
remain so far Into the next century.
Stephen A. Douglas had been translated from
the bouse ot representatives to the senate
and was chairman of Us committee on ter
ritories. He drafted a bill organizing the
territories of Kansas and Nebraska , repeal
ing tbo Missouri compromise of 1820 and
adopting the doctrine of 'squatter
boverelgnty , ' as It was called. A tidal wave
had brought Into the house of repre
sentatives a great number of 'know noth
ings' chiefly from the north and east , but
the democracy still had a majority In both
houses , and Judge Dougla ' bill was passed ,
but only after a meet vigorous and deter *
mined resistance.
"The great light of the senate of my first
congress had passed away and a group of
new men bad come to the front. Franklin
Pierce of Now Hampshire was the occupant
of the White House , Colonel William U.
King of Alabama , an old senator and form
erly our representative at Paris , had been
elected as vice president , with Mr. Pierce ,
but , dying before he could toke his seat , his
chair In the senate was filled by Mr. AtchIson -
Ison of Missouri , who acted as vice president
during that term ,
"Governor Seward of New York , Fessen-
den of Maine , Charles Sumner of Massa
chusetts and Salmon B. Chase of Ohio were
among the now men that had come Into
the senate and who ltd the desperate flsbt
against Judge Douglas' Nebraska bill. This
was the birth of the republican party , markIng -
Ing an era In our history , so that Nebraska
stands Intimately related , although then de
clared to be a. desert , with one of the
most Important events In our annals. No
prophet was then gifted with prescience to
foresee the great state which holds Its re
splendent position amidst tha starry group
of our flag , or to forecast the great clly
ot Omaha that has risen on the bank of the
Missouri , which today Is yet moro Illus
trious because of the spacious and stately
halls and domes of the Transmlsslsslppl ex
position , ono of the triumphs of the cen
tury , nenowned as has been the achieve
ments of our soldiers and sailors In the brief
Spanish war , the victories of peace , no less
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Children's Suits
The great second floor
is full to overflowing
O
with the latest and
best.
Erown Mixed
Brownie Suits
All wool , trimmed with narrow
brown braid , trousers lined up front
and made with patent waist bands sizes 3 to 8
years. Kegular price $4.00.
Opening day price
Mixed Cheviot Double
Breasted 2-Piece Suits
All wool , made with heavy serge
lining and sewed with silk , trousers
lined up front and made with pat
ent waist bands and seams all taped
sizes 7 to 16 years.
Regular price $4.00.
Opening day price $2.50
A Special Line of Knee Trousers
in Mixed Cheviots
All wool patent bands and lined over
front § 1.00 qualities at
Nobby Plaid Scotch
Cheviot 2-Piece Suits
Double breasted , all wool ,
box back and serge lined ,
trousers made with double /
sewed seam and lined over
front , sizes 8 to 15 years.
Eegular price $7.00 OLA f\'l
Opening day price. . . AP V-rv/ [
Cape Overcoats
The handsomest line we have ever shown
all wool , brown and gray cheviots , made with
two box pleats in back and lined with heavy
plaid worsted lining , sixes 3 to 7 years ,
llegular price SG. 00
Opening day price
renowned than those of the stricken field ,
arc exemplified ID this noble exposition.
"I served my second congresH , the Thirty-
third , and left Washington In March , 1855.
The late John Sherman of Ohio and Senator
Morrell of Vermont entered the house af
representatives the following December.
They are called the fathers of congress ,
but as I served ten years before they en *
tered I must bo the grandfather. After an
absence of thirty years , during which I trav
eled a million miles or more , by sea and
land , In this country and In England , I was
again elected chaplain In 1885 , and have held
the position ever since. "
JMl'IKTIUS.
When the lord mayor of London received
the delegates to tbo world's Sunday school
convention Ilev. L. I ) . Maxwell , a negro
Congregational minister , was presented an
from South Carolina. Tbo mayor hesitated
a moment , then asked ; "Do you speak
English ? " "I generally do , " replied Mr.
Maxwell , as be passed on.
It was an Ayrshire parson , and Into the
customary prayer for the royalties he had
Introduced a feeling reference K > the acci
dent which bad befallen the prince of
Walfes. "And now , brethren , " continued
the unwitting cleric , "we will Join In sing
ing hymn No. so-and-so , 'Courage brother ,
Do Not Stumble. ' " The congregation saw
the joke , though the minister did not.
A scripture examination was being held
recently In an English school , the lesson
being Elijah offering up a sacrifice on
Mount Carmel.
As the children looked llko good scholars ,
the Inspector gave them a question , saying ;
"Now , you have told mo that Elijah put
the bullock on tbo attar. Why did ho put
water round the altar ? "
The children looked amazed , except on *
lltflo boy , who stood up and said :
"Please , sir , to make the gravy. "
A Mulno man -who recently experienced
religion now cocs about the state preach
ing for the reformation of sinners , and tha
other day ho was announced to deliver n
sermon In a school house In the town of
Wayne , the homo of the gunmnklng Maxims.
When ho got to the school house there was
only ono man In tbo building. After wait-
Ins a while for the crowd to appear tha
evangelist declared to the audience of ODD
that ho should co on and preach Just tha
same as If the roam were crowded. So b *
did preach for about an hour and a half , and
at the close be asked tbo lone llbtencr to
lead In prayer. The man looked puzzled ,
and then , fishing out a little slate , wrotei
"I am deaf and dumb and haven't heard ( ,
blank word you said. "