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THE OMAHA DAILY HE 12: SATURDAY, AlMtIT, 13, 1901.
LADIES' FURNISHING
GOODS SALE.
Men's 50c
Susptnders at 25c
Havt
You
Visitid
Special aalcs Ladles' flno Jersey ribbed
vests, long sleeves
worth 25c, at , ,
"Ladles' Jersey ribbed pants, umbrella style,
worth 25c ' - k I
sale price LUC
Ladle3' nno Jersey ribbed combination suits
umbrella style, worth 08c
Ladles' lino cambric corset covers, lace and
embroidery trimmed, worth t)K
ujc ni ,
Moo
1,00
Ladles' embroidered lace trimmed tlt
gowns, worth "oc at tJUU
Ladles' line, fnney trimmed QQn
gowns, worth $1X0 at tOL
nut.siw .nam:.
W. n., Krcct Form or
sets, Kubo corsets,
Strnlght Kront and box
(-fleets nnd all the Iat
est styles,
at, up
W. C. nnd Ur. War
ner's, Thompson glove
llttlnK corsets, 1 ff
nt, and up ....vJVJ
All the new styles In
summer corsets )Qq
Hpcclal burgalns In In
dies' nnd children's
hosiery, at
10c, 15c and
500 dozen' men's fine suspenders, In leather
ends, nil the best styles, latest colors In
stripes, checks and fancy figures, C)Xf,
mado to sell at 50c, llaydcn's price OLi
Min's 50c and 75c
Neckwear at 25c
A big shipment Just received Including all
tho now stylos, the narrow four-in-hands,
strings, bows, tccks, etc., etc.,
all the very latest designs nnd colorings,
the swellcst lino of men's neckwear
over shown In Omaha, they are Oin
worth 50c and 75c, on sale at iJj
Sl.00 Mother's Friend
Shirt waists at 29c
600 dozen of these tho best boys' shirt
waists made, In nil sizes, worth $1 to
$1.50, will go on salo
Mall orders illled.
Spectacles
and Eyeglasses
A eonipk'te stock of specta
cles and eyeglasses; all up-to-date
styles; finest q u a 1 i t. y
ground leases at LOWEST (TT
r it reus.
o chai'ge for eye cxmuiim
lions by experienced gradual"
optician. Occnlist.s proscrip
tions correctly fitted at hall'
irice.
Meats and Lard
No. L California hams, Tc.
No. 1 Cottage Itoucless Hams,
11 centK.
Pickled Pig Pork, 12Jc.
New Hologna Sausage, 5.jc.
Salt Pork, (Uc.
"rib. pails Pure Leaf Lard, Hie
10-lb. pails Pure Leaf Lard,
Ul cents.
Cod Fish, per brick,
m. l Norway Jierring, per
pound, 10c.
Men's Spring Hats
Wc havo Just received u carload of hnts
direct from the factory In all tho latest
shapes nnd colore.
$1.23 buys a fur bat In any shnpo nnd
color, worth ?2.00. Call for llaydcn's leader
nnd get tho best vnluo ever sold for tho
money.
Wo still hnvo n number of hats at 75c.
All shapes nnd colors.
Our Millinery Dept.
Wf.f If not, come Saturday, and see the larg- M g f V"l
JT est ""Hittery department in Omaha, fliV I iPNc
vJ&D overflowing with tempting millinery I 111 I ULIlu
bargains. If you want to wear the most "
WwJffcixSt stylish and becoming millinery and still not pay extravagant
''jiP prices yon will buy your millinery here.
$5 Trimmed Hals
Wo nro the originators of tho popular
priced $5.00 hat, on which we simply defy
competition, Why not? Wo manufacture
tho entire hat from frame up -you pay only
one profit, nnd that n smalt one the styles
arc equal to many we havo
seen sold nt $10 nnd $15;
llaydcn's prlco
$1.98. $2.98, $3.98
Pancake Hats
5.95
ii f silk trimmed In chiffon
A grand assortment of trimmed hats ut ina flowcr8l f0r
these prices, Including turbans, flat effects, only
off tho faco hats, etc., black and all thu MISSUS HATS mado up In pretty low
right colors. We give them the same care effects, tho colorings Includo cardinal, navy,
i. .! ,tn our mnrn n.nnn.lv,. Drown, wiuie, uuner, 111. u.v
""- j..rom our rcady-to-wear hats y
,hnts. If you want a hat at these prices .rpnlnlnlv M,ppt nno Hint will nlvo
uiige from 1'Sc
lllwc cnn Pi"180 ou values range from satisfaction. The pried r
UPWb W ti.no to $7.00. up.
BARGAINS FOR THE HOME MILLINER.
UNTllIM.MKl) HATS In great varlcty-
at all prices all colors.
25c
for fiOo sailor hats for mlssc.i
nnd children.
I9c
for large spray of Imported
foliage with buds.
Your choice of odd lot of Hon era at your
own prlco.
for American Henuty
Jaequo or pink.
5c
OOjk tor Rllt buckles north
&9b
25c
Roses in
i 00 cents.
for wlro frames
nil styled.
Saturday
Drug Specials
Kirl;'K Juvenile Soap ll)e box.
Uric Woodbury's Facial Soap
lfc cake.
Syrup of Figs, .'50c.
Lavender Smelling Sails, So
bottle.
Elder Flower Soap. 'A burs for
10c.
.Menthol Cough Drops, two
boxes for "
Moth lialls So pound.
Sassafras Itarlc Joe pound.
Fruits on Sale
Men's Sample Shirts
1,000 dozen Men's Sample Shirts, worth
up to I2.U0. at 49c and 7"c. Including the
entire sample line of shirts of tho makers
of tho famous "Orlinn brand," tho best
shirts made, was secured by llaydcn's for
spot cash, at a ridiculously low prfce. Tho
whole lot, over 1,000 dozen, Including all
styles, stiff bosoms, soft bosoms, collars nnd
cuffs attached or separate, arc now on sale.
They como In finest French percnles nnd
madras cloths, in a grent variety of new
and handsome patterns, sewed and finished
In tho best possible manner. They nro the
best fitting shirts made, nnd are worth up
to $2.00, your selection during this salo at
only -19c and 75r. All sizes. Seo ICth
street window. Also a big lino of boys'
shirU.
Fancy Sweet Oranges, per doz., 12Vic.
Largo Arabian Dates, 3 pounds for 10c.
InrKe Kngllsh Walnuts, per pound lfic.
Fancy largo Bananas, per doz., 10c.
Choice Juicy Lemons, per doz., 10c.
Girls' Tarns
Wc havo without a doubt, the finest lines
Bargains
for Saturday
11,000 boxes of the latest tinted
paper and envelopes, regular
price 25c, special bargain pr. flc.
The new Hook 1.10; a rival
of David Uarruni.
Quin cy Adams Sawyer, only
$1.10.
$1.00 new Kelts, only 50c.
7fic new Belts, only 35c.
fiOc new Uelts only 25c.
25c Silk Ties, 12Jc.
50c Hand Bags 19c.
$1.00 Hair Brushes 50c.
50c Hair Brushes 25c'
20c Tooth Brushes 0c.
25c llnnd Brushes 15c.
Best Playing Cards 10c.
Ladies' Linen Collars 74c.
50c Pocket Books 25c.
Boys' Gaps
A flno all wool blue serge cap for 23c;
of girl's tarns nnd felt hats. SATURDAY wortn ,,oublo tho monry.
SPECIAL Wo placo on salo CO dozen nil Husslnn effects, etons. golfs, In red, bluo
wool tnms In blm nnd red, for 25c. and gray plaids, at 10c.
Silk Specials
for Saturday
5,000 yards of fancy Waist
Silks in all the latest stvles, also
plain, heavy black and coloret:
Taffeta Silk, 27-inch wide silk
worm lrom .L.uu to l.uO, on
sale at 00c.
50 pieces of lino Wash Silks
in botli the plain and corded
iegular 50c silk in bright, pretty
colors, at 25c.
We have the largest stock o
fine Black Taffeta in thu city
the lines we handle have proven
to give service. Saturday we
hold a big Black TalYeta sale,
in 21-inch, 21-inch, 27-inch and
yO-inch wide, and you can buy
line Black Taffetas at a saving
of from 25 to 50 per cent.
NEW SHOES ON
SALE SATURDAY
The most stylish shoes from the best manufacturers, on sale
n our two big shoe departments at 50c to $2.00 a pair less than
others sell inferior makes. New customers are buying shoes of
us every day, our old customers bring their fi lends and they be
come regular customers. Our wholesale prices on the best
makes of shoes is the reason.
The "Brooks Bros." tine shoes for ladies are superior in style, lit
and quality we have them in all the new styles in vici kid,
ideal kid and patent leather regular $o and ( Aft
values all sizes and widths, at $5, ?i, $1.50 nnd. . .WVilJU
We are exclusive agents for the "ULTHA" shoes for ladies
all the new styles, in nil leathers Cfl
WWa WW
at
The "Merriani" shoes for misses, in vici kid worth
-?2.00, in sizes 11 to 2, on sale at
The "Mcrrinm" shoes for children on sale
at
$1.50
SI, SI.25
Men's Shoes
The "Stetson" shoes for men the finest custom made, hand
sewed shoes; made from the finest viol kid, patent calf, ideal
kid and enamel calf, in all tho lutest styles regu- ijC flfl
lar .0 and 7 shoes exclusively at llaydcn's, for. . VViUU
A full line of "The Crossett" shoes for men in all the new leathers
and styles on sale by us only CQ Cfl
at.
Bovs' fine shoes, 08c, fl.25 and $1.50.
HAYDEN BROS.
Grand Driid Fruit Silt
1'IU'NKS. . r
nuby prunes, per pound, 6e.
French raisin cured prunes, 1214c
Imported Italian primes, 10c.
California San Jose prunes, 8 l-3c.
Eden Valley prunes, 15c.
Oregon prunes, 714c
PEACHES.
Extra fancy Ilium Mulr peaches, 15c
Taney Aldon Crawford peaches. 12c
Diamond 1C Lemon cling peaches, 10c.
Fancy Oregon cling peaches, sc.
Cholco Crawford peaches, 714c.
APPLES. , ,
Aldon evaporated apples, 12c
Fancy NUes apples, 10c.
Now York Stato apples, 8V4c
Michigan evaporated apples, 7c
APRICOTS.
Moor Park Golden apricots, 1214c
California evaporated apricots, 10c.
Cholco Colton apricots, 814c
Cholco raspberries, 23c.
Cholco blackberries, 15c
Family mixed candy, 7V4c lb.
Genuine Ynnkco peanut, regular price
c, today 20c.
French creams, regular price 60c, to
day 25c.
Italian Fruit Nougat, regular price i5c,
today 25c.
Assorted Juliet Cream Wafers, regular
PBtW Cliocoln'tDIPPed n Marshmallows,
regular prlco J1.00, today 40c.
Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry
SPECIAL. FOR SATURDAY.
Watches 98c
Gunmctal watches 9 1.25.
Boys' watches In fancy sllvcrlne cases,
12.45.
Ladles' and gent's watches, (lvc-year
cases, fitted with good American movo
ment, 6.95.
Ladles' and gent's 20-year cases, fitted
with Waltham and Elgin movements, $11.05.
Headquarters for wedding presents.
Solid silver tablo ware in all new pat
terns and designs.
A beautiful lino of berry spoons, salad
forks, pie knives, olive spoons, bon-bon
dishes, etc.
Cut glass salt and peppers, with sterling
tops, COo pair.
Ladles' largo sire puff boxes, cut glass
with sterling topi only C9c
8teel scissors 15c and 25c; worth 50c
A new lino of belt buckles and sash pins,
worth $1.00 at 25c and 49c.
Large silver bash pins, the very latest,
set with tourquolse, 69c.
WITH POPE'S BENEDICTION
Catholic Oollcgi Oonferenc Clous Afttr
Enthuiitstio Suaion.
COUNT CREIGHT0N WARMLY RECEIVED
I'oiiniU-r of mi Oiiiitlin Cul viTKlty
Ctvrii Hoiirty (trillion AVIicu I'rr-
cutril .Mnnxluiior Cminty'H Ail
ilirvH of C'linKrntiiliitloii.
CHICAGO, April 12. A declaration of tho
Cnthollu position on education In ttio United
States was ndoptcd today at the closing
session of the national conference of the
Association of Catholic Colleges. The reso
lilt Ions comprising tho de-duration received
tlm unanimous nssent of tho representa
tives of seventy different colleges prac
tlcally tho entire colleglnto system of the
Catholic church In America. Delegates, on
adjourning, wero enthusiastic over the re
suits or their labors, feeling confident that
tho conference has been a marked success
Tho declaration ndopted was ns follows:
First That this association of Catholic
rnlleccH red ties t Hh president. Rt. Hftv
Thomas J. Comity, respectfully to call the
intention of tho bishops of tho United
senso of Justice of the Amorli'iin people to
protect um from such llllborallty.
Hfth That this conference of Cutlinllo
colleges convinces tin that we are Jnxtlll.M
in assorting that our collcuo Hystcm ile-
servt'H t lio geiirroiiH oo-operntlon nt u'.l in-
lerCNiotl in lilglii-r Catlmllc education, .-.ml
wo iiinigr ourselves to use every ulTort to
jiorfect Httil more our collegiate conditions,
niMii 'i mil we call upon all Catholics to
recognize the Imperative need of a more
perfeet organization of our educational
system and we nssure tliem that with a
inner development or tho Catholic high
school we shall huvo a complete system,
With Its henilnhh) In thu university and
tllllH VP shall eontimin In nintntnln n hlph
colleglnto standard.
Words of cheer from across tho sea wero
received by the conference In the form of a
rablegrum of congratulations from Pope
Leo XIII nt Rome. The message read as
follows:
ROME. April 12. Mgr. Thomas J. Conaty,
President of the ("nnfurfiipn nf f 'u tlnill,.
Colleges: The ho'y father thanks you for
the good wishes expressed by you In the
nnmo of tho conference of Catholic col
leges nnd bestows most heartily tho npos-
luuu ueneuiciiun.
CARDINAL HAMPOLLA.
The cablegram was In answer to a mes
sago which tho convention sent to the ope
when It convened
Tho following otneers were chosen to servo
during tho ensuing year: President, Right
Rev. Thomas J. Conaty, D. D., rector of the
Catholic university, Washington; secretary
and treasurer. Rev. John Conwav. a. J..
Gonzaga college, WuBhlngton, I). C; mem
bers of tho standing commltteo: Augustlu
lans, Rov. Lawrence A. Dclurey, Vlllanova
our watchword be. "The Catholic System
of Education for Our People" no link mis
sing In tho golden chnln which binds mind
and heart to thn great truth of Oqd. Our
schools, our colleges, our university, tho
safeguard of our conscience, tho protection
rr ,.np tlh..rtlr s. the uuardlan of our knowl
edge, the ennobling of our citizenship. May
God bless our work and our country honor
our snerlllccs in tno cnuso oi uiirisuaii
education.
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Fashions for the Season
TREATY STILL CONSIDERED
Enrlind Stiki Satiifcctorj Bettlimeat Be- I0'081 t0 forcln commerce will result In
p r r, -o much greater benefit to tho nations con-
jsra uongrsii xiiiauycuib.
CHINESE INDEMNITY ALSO A PROBLEM
Hint ' Jlnry l.uiub.
Htntes at their annual meeting to tho work
of this conference in regard to our collegl- college, Villnnova, Pa.; Benedictines, Rev.
Hiu tuiiuiimiui, iimu i-nii-i-iuii) w wiu iiiim.i- y lllllior St Ilprin'a milium Porn Til
l.inrn of thn hlch school movement. V """cr' eoo 8 college, I eru, 111.,
Hpcond-That tho tendency of educational l athers of the Holy Cross, Rov. James
legislation forces us to warn our Catholic French, Notro Damo university, Notre
people oi i up syaiemauu ami wen iiuiinvii iintnp tn,i . nin.pg.n ni. WMllo.,, 1
olTnrl In .'orlnln miiirt.irM tnwnnl iiholnl.. UamP lna' "lOCeSan, JICV. William I
state contnd In education, thereby threat- O'Hnra, Mount St. Mary's college, Emmctts-
enlng ami cr ppling an pnvato educational burg, Md.; Jesuits, Rev. John Conway, Gon
effort, thus depriving a largo class (if the ,npn rnl1os ,voh,n,nn
citizens or inn liberty or mamtnitung
school!? In which their rellgon shall bo mnuc
an essential element.
Third That wo remind leclslators of the
rights of conscience, guaranteed to lis by
our American cltlzenshln and call their at
tention to tho system of schools which our
people navo maintained at great expenso
and saeriuce.
Fourth That we protest against tho tin
fair and unjust discriminations resulting
from much or tho educational legislation,
anil wo appeal to tho talr-inludeducsa una
zaga college, Washington, D. C.
Among tho speakers during today's pro
ceedings were Condo 1). Pnllen of St. LouU,
who spoke ns a layman of the widespread
Interest of tho laity In tho work of tho
conference.
Hon. John A. Crclghton, founder of
Crelghton university nt Omaha, was pre
sented to tho conference and was given a
hcarly reception.
Personally Conducted
Tours
To CompleteHFAI TH
From the State of Danger,
County of Depression,
City of Unrest,
Under the auspices of
Warner's Snfc Cure Co.
and its Corps of
KcRlstcred Physician.
ft f
Hoojln tho tour aud euro to-day
by jirocuflnK i bottlo of Warner's
Safe Cure from tho nearest iloalor
and wrltliiff to Varnor,a Safo
Curo Co., Hochostor, N. Y,, ro
' quostinp; further ndvien nnd
(itildo Boole; whloh will bo sent
you frco by roturn Post.
Jri w.i.t,
32 t3 40 In. bust.
Woman's Fancy Wnlst, No. 3791 Tho
waist that Includes n deep yoke, narrow
front and bertha holds a high place among
tho designs of the season. The smart de
sign Illustrated has tho advantage of suit
Ing both the costumo nnd the odd bodice
and will be found generally becoming. The
original Is mndo from Loulslno silk In pas-
tol blue with bertha of cream guipure, un
dcrslecvcs of white chiffon and trimming
of black velvet ribbon, but taffeta, panno
crepe, crepo de chlno and all tho soft fin
ished silks are sultnblo, while charming or
fects can bo obtained with veiling, alba-
Induce tho powers to ngreo to n demand for
greater trading privileges Instead of money.
The government Is of tho opinion Hint tllo
opening of thoso rich provinces hitherto
Sntow triced to Prevail on Oilier
l'onrri to Ikico to Ileiniinil
(renter Triullnn I'rlvlletcca
Itmtciiit of .Money.
LONDON, April 12. Negotiations on the
Hay-Pauuccfoto abrogation of the Clayton
Bulwer treaty are progressing, though they
havo not yet passed the tentative stage. A
representative oi tho Associated Press has
been Informed tnat they aro being conducted
on a quid pro quo basis nnd that no other
bnsls of abrogation would be considered by
tho Drltlsh government. Tho Foreign oillco
hopes that n settlement satisfactory to tho
United States and Great Britain will be ar
rived nt beforo congress Is reconvened.
Great Britain has not yet definitely esti
mated tho money Indemnity desired of
China. A representative of the Associated
Press Is Informed thnt the government ad
heres to the belief that little can bo gained
by Insisting upon cash payments from
China, and though the government regrets
that this will possibly be a cause for delay,
It continues to Instruct the British min
ister to China, Sir Ernest Satow, to try to
ccrned nnd to China herself than tbo ex
traction of lump sums of money.
Regarding Jnpan's nttltudu toward Rus
sia, opinion In Downing street Inclines to
tho belief thnt Japan, In common with the
other powers, Is satisfied with what Is
termed ns Russia's backdown, but that
Jnpan will contlntio to keep a shnrp eyo on
Corcn nnd hnve uo hesitation In threatening
bostilltlcst3hould Russia menace that country.
.loli Couldn't Have Mood It
If ho'd had Itching plies. They'ro terribly
annoying, hut Bucklcn's Arnica Salvo will
curo tbo worst caso of piles on earth. It
has cured thousands. For Injuries, pains
of bodily eruptions It's tho best salvo In
tho world. Price, 2.pc a box. Cure guaran
teed, Sold by Kubn & Co.
FOUR CARRIERS APPOINTED
They Are lo Dlntrlhiitc .Mull Over the
It m nil Route, from I.emnrs,
lnr, ii,
WASHINGTON, April 12. (Special Tele
gram.) Additional rural freu delivery will
bo established at Lcmars, Plymouth county,
Iowa, May 15. Tho routo covers 179 square
miles, containing a population of 2,870. M.
J. Blxby, .1. Bctsworth, J. F. Rogers nnd
N. O, NoUon wero appointed carriers. The
offices at Neptune and Mammen will bo i
supplied by rural carrier iroro
..... . m . nlliT Center county. Ne-
1 liu irnim fc , .
braska, Is discontinued and mall Is orderod
to Rest. . . ?
s v. Johnson Is appointed posimaHier v
Nelson, Guthrie county, Iowa.
The Bankers National bank of Chicago
and tho Citizens National bank of pes
Moines aro approved r.s rcservo agents for
tho First National bank of Corwln, la., Bnd
tho Iowa National bank of Des Moines for
the First National bank of iienncK. is.
Frank G. Blonqulst of uotncnDiirg. iNro..
Is annolntod watchman In tho quarter
master's depot at Omaha.
I'KXSIOXS FOll WKSTEIIX VKTfclBANS.
War Snrvlvorn Hememliereil T t
General Government.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-(Speclal.) The
following pensions wero Issued:
IsBite of March 28: -it.i.
Nebraska: Original -J'hlllp Oontiler.
Creighton. ); Benjamin 8. Rusco, Lyons,
W, Cconldns II. Hrudloy. Omaha . In-oiiase-Charles
Hhumwuy, Geneva. tU.
Alexander Sample, Beatrice. $12.
Kdwln M. Williams. Omnha, 117. Original
widows, etc.-Wllhelmlna 8tonebrnkr, Lib-
CttI.? n.l.l.lllvrnn Word. UeS
MolneH. $6: Cornellus'F. Spearman, Moimt
JG; John Kelthlcr. fiummltvllle. 6: James
M Hulnes. Cedar Rapids. 6 fcvln b.
Davis. Tama. 18: W lam w. Allen. Colfaj.
$6: (special. March 30) Jacob Mushrush.
Mnrtlnsbu'rg.' W:' Joseph Wornbacher. Riv
erside. J8; Frnncls Bonce. Collins. 110; P
elnl, Mnrcil U) uncsier uini'fv LurJ"';
Fills, S. increuse inoiimB iiiih.'yj.
Slvertoiu : John, Buckley Clinton 9Ui
iscmiiiiiiii j'. ",j ii. n.iJ.inni
Wllunm J, Lewis. Riverside. $17. Orlg na
Willows, eic .nary v.. un
comb. $8; Colla A. Hurlburt. Marlon. SS.
War with Spain, orlglnal-Pcter II. Albert,
Cedar llnpidi, b.
South Dakota: Orlglnnl William A. Wil
liams.' Odessa. $0: Clinrles II. ctapti. uei-
tysburg, s. increase ttpiirnini j. in
Hudson. $10: (special act, March 30) llora-
ti.
tvsbu'rg. H. Incrense Ephralni J. llarrls,
lllinsou, iu; ispeeiiii uci,
in M llnvlii. Yiinktoil. 150.
Colorado: unginiu nenry ivritiier. ur
ney. J6; Asa, is. isoyes, j.nwsuu, u; inuiimn
Tarsney, Pueblo, $0.
Crel(hon Hull llnera.
Tim Cmlirhinii inilversltv base ball team
will plilV the Crelghton nlumnl team on til
university campus Saturday afternoon.
Hurry wolscli win piicn tor me university
team and Eddlo Welsch for the nlumnl.
It was decided to hold tho next confer
enco In 1002, tho first Tuesday after July 4,
lu Chicago
Great Interest attached to tho closing ad
dress of tho president of the conference,
Mgr. Conaty of Washington, I). C. With
n vigor and polished cloquenco that held his tro wool crepo nll(, tho nk(?i
aumenco un tno lasi worn, no upoau in pari Thu nUcfl u,nK c0118sts 0f thu usunl
las follows: Inlnrrs and onens at the center front. Tho
(lentlcnien of the Conference: The work !i,u u fneeil to nlvo the voko effect, but
of our third annual gathering Is ntnn omt. . nt .,.. nnil nInotl.on nro .ntirelv
us worn is tun word or organization, uiu , . c. , . , V.
word of iiiiltlcatlon In education. You nre separate, being attached to tho right bide
to bo congratulated that the days spent to- nn() i,00Ued over onto the left. The waist
gether In deliberation have been witnesses . ...ip,i n nnrh front eilco nnd Is
of benefit to our collegiate Institution. Tho proper is tucKed at enen iront eiigo nnu is
siuuy nrrnrueu siinuici ntum tun eves of il l nrranceii in Kaiuera m tuu uint nuu, iiiu
n. iiiiiiHi'm which inreaieii our iiijit;.y i hortlia tin sh tig t no upper euge. uio s eeves
of consclenco by tho tendency toward ab- .'J"!,' ,... ' . ,, nrn .... ..,nr,
so uio statu rn iimi ..v,. nil m-nnMi., lu embody tho latest nocity nnu nro cut snort,
education, thus crushing all Individual ef- with points at tho lower edge, to fall over
i ..!1i-kk aucmpis in privnin M Cuffa or undcrsieevcs that. In turn,
cssentiar factor. "r rc"K'"n n,"" aro finished with straight cuffs nnd may be
Wo nro citizens as well as Christian'", unlinoil. to allow tho wrists to bo seen
Utld We refuse tO bend thu knee to the I.. I. mulmi u-linn Mm mnlnrlnt la
Usui and claim by , ' ' ,
You Ar8 Not
Gpttlns nil tho pleasure out of this life
unless you arc tho possessor of tho
"Apollo," tho latest solf-plnyini; plnno
nttachrueut It will lit tiny plnno any W
one In your family cnn piny tho most A
(llltlcult music artist lenlly nlwnys piny
well-never out of order nnd, llko somo
plnyers. piny poorly nt times Tho
"Apollo" hns seven points of Improve
ments over all other piano attachments
Why not set ono uow nnd onjoy- tho
Kteutest of plensuto Good music
Everybody his own Pndcrewskl.
ieiien oi Niaie iiaiernaiisto nmi ninim
virtue nf our cltlzenshln the rleht in rriii
eatu our neonlo In schools which, our ran.
seicnoe approves. vo nppeni in tlie name
of Hie rt))irlt of common citizens to tho
tmlrlt of ItiBtlce nnd fair nlnv. ami un
stand reauy in iieienn our claims in tno
tinmn nf true eillieatlon. We warn a I'hriu.
tlau people that Christianity Is In imager
irom me arrogance nnu tyranny oi 10151s
latlon. which not only drives positive re
ugion irom stnie scuoois, inn iwso aims
to crush thn private schools In which re
ligion dwells ns its very soul. Hv showing
win irenn oi legislation we niacu ueiure our
people thu dangers to which our system
of schools Is exposed.
Tho keynote of this conference Is organ
ization unification. This calls for u bind
lu together of all tho elements that nnko
our system nnd n determination that we
will leave nothing undone until wc hnvo
succeeded In a complete unifying of our
edticatlonnl work. With a larger htgh
school development we may confidently as
sure our people that wo nre In n condition
to give a complete education. Tho unler
slty stands nt the heid of our sstem and
thus guarantees to college and school the
completion of all educational effort. Let
of n transparent sort.
To cut this waist for n woman of medium
size 3H yards of material 21 Inches wide,
2; yards 27 inches wide. 2 yards 32 Inches
wide, or 15 yards 41 Inches wide will bo
required, with 3 yards for underslecves,
1 yard of all-over lnco for tho bertha and
ono pleco of velvet ribDon to trim ns illus
trated. Tho pattern 3791 Is cut In sizes for a 32,
31, at., 38 and 40-Inch bust measure.
For tho accommodation of Tbo Bee's
readers theso pattorns, which usually retail
at from 25 to 00 cents, will bo furnished
si a nominal price, 10 cents, which covers
All expense, lu order to get any pattern
encloso 10 cents, glvo number and natas
of pattern wanted and bust measure. Al
low aboiu ton days from dato of your letter
beforo beginning to look for tho pattern.
Address Pattern Department, Omaha Bet,
Omaha, Neb.
A. HOSPE,
Music and Art. 1513-1515 Douglas.
Quaker
Bath
Cabinet
5.00 Each
The beat cabinet made. Tho simplest I
construction and tho most convenient t
use. Call and see then.
THE H. J. PENF0LD CO,
i
Medical and Surgical Supplies.
110$ Paraam St.
OMAHA.
Dry Shoes For Wet Days
As near wnterproof as leather can he,
is what our hoys' dollar and a half
shoes aro Hindu of koo1 material from
thu bottom of tho solo to tho top of Uio
upper-put together In a way that In
sures wear, they havo Ioiik heen ivcos-
nlzed ns nn Ideal hoys shoo for all kinds
of wear nnd wenther Thu Urexel vnluo
Is In every pnlr of tliewj hoys' JJl.ttO
shoes nnd wo Kiinrniiteo them to ho
tho host vnluo over offered In a hoys'
shoo at this price Your money hack If
you want It Is the way wo do luislness.
Drexel Shoe Co.
CnlalOKiie Sent Free for llie Aakliii;.
OniahM'n Up-to-date Shoe llousa.
1418 KAKNA3I STltEIiT,
A Little Roll-
If It's ono of our kind, Oiled with our
delicious nnd wholesome Ice cream, will
ho nppreclated by tho ontlro family
Wo put these rolls up In two sizes
pints nnd nunrts Thero la enough In
tho pints for 4 people nnd In tho tpiarts
for 8-threo delicious flavors tho pints
cost i!0c-tho ttinrtH 40c You cnn put
ono lu your pocket It will keep for
hours. Try one.
W. S. Balduft
IBaO Faruettm SL
We Abstain From-
Kako" advertising. We don't think It
rays, it would no an easy tning uringing
you hero for somo fabulous bargain, but
your certain Indignation wouldn't help us
any. We're "straight" all the way through,
because dishonest business Is foolish busi
ness. It's noy tlmo to think of Lawn
Mowers and we've got tbo good kind the
ball bearing ones and sell Lawn Mowers
from ?2.75 up. neforo you decide on a
Refrigerator we waut to show the Leonard
Cleanable Itcfrlgerator nothing better
mado and the prlco Is low. Then we'll talk
to you about our new Process Gasoline
Stoves Don't decldo till you've seen us.
A. C. Rayttier
1514 Fartiam St.
