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THE OMAHA DAILY 11EE: SUNDAY, MAY 17. 1003.
WORK FOR PRESBYTERIANS
Wlat the General Assembly Wi!l Eate
Eefore it at Lei Acgeles.
LAST TOUCHES ON CREED REVISION
Overtures of Alteration Kt
deraed by the noda Will Be
Flnallr Adopted at the
Coming Session.
I5S ANGELES. Cal.. May .-(Epeclal
Correspondence of The nee.) An army of
Invasion Is on Its way from the east and
will enter, this city on Wednesday. Ad
vice rccc
received during the last fortnight from
York, Philadelphia, Tittsburg, Wash-
n. Cincinnati. Cleveland. Chicago, Mln-
ills, Bt. Louis, tell of special trains or
New York,
Ington
neapolls, Bt. Louis, tell of special trains or
special cars being prepared at each of
these places filled with tho commissioners
and the delegates to the women's meetings
held In connection with the assembly, and
a much larger number of tourists attracted
by the low rates and the fine opportunities.
What contrast these travelers across the
plains and over and around the Rockies
will find in comparing their own adven
tures with those of Lewis and Clark and
Whitman and Fremont and the "Miters!"
Ko horseback riding, nor new letters, nor ox
teams, but the finest equipment which the
transcontinental railway systems can offer
has been placed at their disposal. Only
second In Importance to the presidential
train will be those which come from New
York. Boston and Chicago.
Rest on Snndny.
Bunday being a day of rest in theory, and
In practice also, the special trains will be
sidetracked tomorrow while the members
of the various parties spend the Sabbath
In worship or In communion with nature,
or In trying to solve the Mormon problem
according to program arranged before the
party started. It Is well that there should
be this Sunday rest, for the last general
assembly enjoined upon all the officers and
members of the Presbyterian church, and
specially upon the young people, to be
faithful In the preservation both by pre
cept and example of the sacred character
of the Christian Sabbath. One resolution
read:
That we most respectfully but earnestly
request all officers of public transportation
companies seriously to consider the sub
ject of Sunday excursions to the end that
they may be discontinued in the Interest of
labor, morals and religion.
Several hundred peoplo from the east
will spend the day In Salt Lake Cfly. That
they will attend a religious service goes
without saying; that they will attend a
Mormon service Is highly probable; that
they will go away thinking that his satanlc
majesty Is not so black as he Is painted
goes also without saying, but this will be
because they have seen him on exhibition
and not In dally life. A missionary meet
ing will be held in New Mexico, where 200
or 300 people from New York and Phila
delphia are to spend the day, starting from
Albuquerque for the Grand Canon of the
Colorado at 12:01 a. m. Monday. Other
train loads are duo at the Grand canon
this evening and the passengers will have
two days Instead of one to visit this great
wonderland of Arizona,
Los Anareles Getting Ready.
Extensive preparations are making in
this city for the reception and entertain
ment of the commissioners and their
friends. - A strong committee, under the
leadership of Rev, Hugh K. Walker, D. D.,
pastor of the Immanuel Presbyterian
church. In AAIch the meetings are to be
held, and IT olYibcoramlttees, have done for
the comlnil guests what Rev. Arthur J.
Brown, t. Cjf., and his faithful committee
men did for the visitors to Portland In
1892. Jn fact, it Is the memory of the
splendid time which the eastern people had
In Portland that has made the present com
pany so large. Every man who went to
Portland eleven years ago was perfectly
willing to make the sacrifice of going to
the coast again this year, and every one
who did not go then felt that he was en
titled to be sent now. This has made the
lection of commissioners unusually Inter
esttng and has resulted In the choice of
picked men to represent the church;
After the adjournment of the assembly
a large number of people will return home
by the northern route, that they may
deepen former Impressions of Oregon and
Washington, or may receive at first hand
something of the sensation which their
friends conveyed to them upon their return
from the last assembly held on the coast.
Th home mission work of the church In
the great western synods will be carefully
studied by the visitors, as will also the
educational work carried on by the Board
of Aid for Colleges and Academies, and it
Is safe to Infer that an Impetus will be
given to the work of these boards as the
result of the meeting this year.
Some Presbyterian Politics.
As usual. Interest centers about th offloe
of the moderator, In Presbyterian circles,
as In political circles, the office always
seeks the man, but there Is no precedent
asalnst the friends el any prominent com
mlsstoner lending a guiding hand to the
office while It Is on Its tour of search.
As a matter of fact, It Is not Infrequent
that enough friends get together In a quiet
conference to Insure the office and the
man forming a happy combination. Among
the names mentioned as those likely to be
put In nomination la that of Rev. William
Henry Roberts, D. D., who has been the
stated clerk for twenty years; he is also
tho treasurer of the assembly, and it Is
due t his careful handling of the funds
of the church that it Is possible for a
western city to entertain the assembly,
ills services for the church at large have
mad him the best known member of the
denomination. Other names already put
forward by their friends are those of Rev,
Calvin W, Mateer, who went to China as
a missionary forty years age this fall
' Rev, Robert P, Coyle of Denver, whose
pastorate In California Is remembered with
great pleasure by those who knew of It
and who Is now doing excellent work un
der the shadow of Tike's Peak; Rev. Wil
liam N, Page. P. D., of Ieavenworth,
Kan., a pioneer In the work of that state
Rev. David 8. Bchaff, P. D., a professor
In Lane seminary In Cincinnati, and Rev,
Samuel B. McCormlck. D. P.. of Cedar
Rapids, la., the president of Cos college.
Both Dr. Bchaff and Dr. McCormlck repre
. sent a feature of Christian activity the
educational which Is to be prominent in
th General Assembly.
Revision of the Caeed
Perhaps the moat Important topic to come
before the body this year Is that of the
evangelistic work carried on by a special
committee, of which Mr. John H. Con
verse of Philadelphia, the head of the
Baldwin locomotive works. Is chairman
The revision question has been fought ou
In three assemblies. A year ego the report
of the committee beaded by Dr. Minton
then of Ban Francisco, was adopted, and
eleven overtures were sent to the presby
tertes for their approval or disapproval
More than the requisite number Jwo
thlrds of the entire number have given
their approval and it now remains for the
assembly next week to enact the changes
alreay approved. That this will be done
goes alnuet without saying, although there
re some fnmn who believe that It 1s pos
Bible to defeat revision and leave the old
Westminster confession where It was be
for the agitation began. This seems
hardly probable. The vote last year was
unanimous In favor of softening some ef
M ykrsaca of the Westminster creed, and
the leading presbyteries, many of whom
voted against revision at ths outset, hav
approved the changes.
The principal modifications have to 4
with the pop of Rome, who Is no longer
branded as anti-Christ; the addition of
chapters upon missions and the holy splr't
and two declaration regarding sections of
the confession, which have marked the
battleground between Calvinism and Its op
ponents for 250 years. The wording of the
confession regarding predestination and In
fant salvation has not been changed at all,
hut a statement Is to be appended declar
ing that the doctrine of the decrees of thu
Almighty Is held in harmony with the doc
trine of His love to all mankind. His gift of
His 8on to bt- the propitiation for the s'ns
of the whole world, and His readiness to be
stow His saving grace on all who seek It.
It Is denied In terms that the confession of
faith teaches that any who die In Infancy
nd lhfn ,h)s ,Uve Btate
. . .
W(, leve that all who file In Infa
Included in the election of grace, i
statement Is
nrv are
minded in the election of Brace, find are
reRenerated and saved by Christ through
the spirit who works when and where and
how lie pleases.
KvuDHTClUt Ic Work.
Having dlspostd of this topic the more
popular one, that of evangelisation, has
laimed the work of the church during the
year, ana will receive a greuicr amouni ui
time In the assembly than any other sub
ject. Kev. J. Wilbur Chapman, D. D., of
New York resigned his pastorate that he
might give his entire time to this new
work. He was made corresponding secre
tary, and has held conferences In many of
the leading cities of the east and has had
associated with him such men as Dr.
Chichester of Chicago, formerly one of the
leading pastors of this city; Dr. Clelland B.
McAfee of Chicago. Dr. Johns Balcom
Shaw and George Alexander of New York,
with such hi y men as L. II. Severance of
Cleveland, John Willis Baer of the board of
home missions and William E. Dodge, one
f tho great financiers and philanthropists
of New York.
In addition to the work at home the com
mittee has sent letters of encouragement
and offers of co-operation through foreign
missionaries of the church and thus en
deavored to bring into active co-operation
tho entire forces at home and abroad of the
denomination. A large number of books
and pamphlets have been prepared by the
committee and Sent to the foreign field, as
well as to every church In this country. The
probability Is that the report of accessions
to the church to be made to tho assembly
this year will show the great value of the
movement and warrant the reappointment
of the committee for another year. To
show the deep Interest which Mr. Con
verse has In this new feature of the
church's activity It may be sdded that at
the beginning of the current year, as well
as the year previous, he placed at the dis
posal of the committee $3,000 to use toward
the payment of necessary expenses.
Besides the committee on evangelistic
work thrre are sixteen other special com
mittees to report this year. These Include
those that have been considering: "Divorce
and Remarriage," "Work Among Hun
gar Ian Immigrants," "Omaha Seminary,"
Presbyterian Building in New York."
'Sabbath Observance," "Pulpit Vacancy
and Supply" and "Young People's So
cieties." From one to three hours will
also be given to each of the eight boards of
the church, home missions and foreign
missions occupying the longer time, and
church erection, freedmen, publication and
Sabbath school work, education, board of
Id for colleges and academies and minis
terlnl relief receiving an hour and a half
each. Popular meetings are also held In the
evenings.
Omaha Theological Seminary.
The special committee on the Omaha
Theological seminary presented an inter
esting report last year, which is given
herewith. The report was unanimously
adopted: - ,
Our report to the last sssemhlv ihnwni
a property worth ltfO.000. We report this
y'arRn "dvance of $30,000. making a total
of ino.OOO. This Increase Is owing to gifts
imus uumiK imo year, mostly 10 me DUlla
ing fund, but some or It to ths nermunn
endowment fund. It has become necessary
to build on the new land bought a year
ago In the northern part of the cltv, and
ground has already been broken for the
first of a group of buildings, which is to
cost about $40,000. This building will have
recitation rooms on the first floor. Ilbrarv.
chapel and living rooms for students on
the other two floors.
The old property down town has not yet
been sold, because the market Is not yet
right for sale, and Increase in value Is con
fidently expected. This property will prob
ably bring about riS.000. which, with the
money now on hand for the new building,
will enable the trustees to carry up the new
uuuuing wunoui aem. mere is no disposi
tion to push on In the direction of build
ing any further than the progress of the
Institution demands. What Is projected
now is what the present condition of the
seminary demands. Other buildings will
go up in future years as the seminary
grows and the present quarters become
cramped, but always within the means at
the disposal of the trustees.
Tne seminary is slowly getting on Its
feet, and vet With the added matril
equipment the greater Is the necessity for
endowment. Your committee wants now
$U,0uO, not because that sum is perfectly
adequate, It Is not, but because the in
come of about $4,000, added to the resources
at band, and on which the seminary Is
struggling hard to do the great work
committed to it, would ease the situation
considerably. At present the seminary de
pends almost wholly on the girts of gener
ous friends, gifts gathered by the constant
travel and hard work of the Indefatigable
president. It must occur to all who think
about the matter at all that this method of
gathering the supporting Income of an
Institution Is the most expensive that
could be devised. In that It turns a valu
able teacher away from the duties incident
lo mat calling 1J Dcvunio a i-uei-ir Ul
money a work that a less well qualified
man, from an educational point of view.
CUU1U ui ma nrcii. ' ' " v p. 1 ' ' ,v ...... .....
from under the shadow of this unbusinessl
ike procedure to one tnat wouin oeiter
commend ttseit to Dusiness men ana secure
their unqualified approval. Buch a depart
ure means endowment.
How it Will Help.
The first $100,090 given now will suddIv
an added vigor in every department of
instruction ana in administration. The
second $100,000. which will come later, will
mean an expansion in keeping with the
growth of the Institution. No one knows
except the man at the helm what It means
In wear and tear to run the seminary
without debt through the entire year, and
year after year, by the Jog-trot method of
fiolng from city to city, and man to man,
n search of money. That president la a
hero who succeeds. He Is a financier of
an ability that has a large market value.
President M. B. Ixiwrle has succeeded.
Will not this assembly so take up this
important mutter as to enable this young
est theological school of the church to
stand squarely on both feet? No question
of consolidation of seminaries can ever be
raised with reference to Omaha. The posi
tion or tno institution ana tne noine mis
sionary empire all around It, the record
of usefulness and the Increasing strength
of the churches throughout all that vast
territory tributary to it attest the wisdom
of the foundation of the school, and of the
maintenance of it from year to year.
To visit the city of Omaha and to follow
out the lines of travel and spread of
population In the regions bordering on the
Missouri river and stretching away to the
Rocky mountains, will convince anyiKvciy
of the fact. All life is muxlc If we touch
the notes with skilful technique and on
time, and that great western prairie will
hunch unci sing with the rouble of 1m-
manuel's land If now we handle the notes
as we should There Is no seminary so
poor and small as not to hold many a dl
uin noKnlliilltv. Ill this seminary tin
possibilities have run far Into the field of
reality. Iet us not worry, for worry and
h undertaker get on well together, but
let u work. let us pray. And let us
never give up till rhe needed endowment
falls like a refresning snower irora neaven
JOHN BANCROFT DEVIN9.
Cramer's Kidney sad Liver Cu.e-Oures
backache is highly endorsed by Omaha
people. Comes in two slzss. Our price,
40c and tic. Schaefer's Cut Trie Drug
Blur. Win and Chicago streets.
"Strongest in the w..ld." the Equitabl
Life Assurance society. Its nollcie are
in tit drafts at maturity. Be H D Neely
manager. Merchants National Bank Bldg,
Dr. QOnby. homeopa inlet. $34 Bos Bli
The Bennett Company.
Of the several hundreds of low prices ths
big grocery prices are the lowest.
Fresh country eggs, Monday, doien, 12a
Salmon, 1-pound can, worth 16c, Monday,
can, 10c.
Fruits. (-pound can, worth 18c, Monday,
can, 12Hc.
Rice, worth $c, Monday, Sc.
Baking soda, 1-pound package, worth 10c,
Monday for (c.
Macaroni, 1-pound package, worth 15c,
Monday for 6c.
Matches, package worth $0, Monday,
doxen, 6c.
Plcklos, assorted, worth lie, Monday, bot
tle, c.
Wheat. 2-pound package, worth 12c, Mon
day, package, 9c.
.Oatmeal, I-pound package, worth 12c1,
Monday, package. 9c.
Laundry soap, best value, $ bars, 2Jc.
Cornstarch, 1-pound package, worth 8c,
for 6c.
, Coffee, fresh roasted, 'worth 15c, for 10c
Tea sifting, worth 20c pound, for 15c.
Special offer Blueing, a 6-ounce box, for
2V4c
Baked beans, 1-pound can, for 4c.
The Fifth Ward Republican club will
meet at Young's hall on Tuesday evening,
May 19. Hon. E. J. Cornish will lecture
and R. W. Richardson will talk on good
roads. W. B. CHRISTIE, President.
PAUL B. SEWARD, Secretary.
AX ARMY IK ART.
Tho Greatest Exhibition In America
Sow Before the Pnblle.
Never was there such a congress of riders
as that shown by the Luella Forepaugh
Flsh newest and greatest wild west. Over
1,000 men and horses participate in this un
paralleled exhibition, embracing people
from all nations.
Cowboys, scouts, Indians, Vaqueros of
Mexico, Cossacks of Russia, Gauchos of
South America, cavalry from England,
France, Germany, as well as a troop of our
own boys In blue. A battery of artillery
will inspire the vast audiences with en
thusiasm and delight.
The stage coach robberies of a few years
ago will be faithfully reproduced In all
their thrilling romance, being realism sel
dom witnessed.
The Indians in their villages never fall to
attract large crowds and are friendly to all.
There are five bands, headed by the fa
mous Cowboy band. The Military band and
the Female Rough Riders' band are among
the best bands In the country.
The Luella Forepaugh-Flsh Wild West
Shows will be here Tuesday, May 26, and
will doubtless have many thousands of
people to see It. The grand street caval
cade will take place at 10 in the morning.
Homeseeker nnd Colonists.
The Missouri Pacific railway will sell
both one way and round trip tickets at
very low rates on Friday, May 19, to cer
tain points In Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas,
Oklahoma, Texas, etc. Stopovers allowed
on going Journey. For further Information
call or address any agent of the company
or Thos. F. Godfrey, Passenger and Ticket
agent.
CITY TICKET OFFICE.
B. E. Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets,
Omaha, Neb.
. Largs Real Estate Deal.
One of the largest real estate deals re
cently consummated, involving the greatest
number of properties, was completed yes
terday by the filing of deeds from Charles
8. Francis of Troy, N. Y., to D. V. Sholes
company and Wilson T. Graham of thirty
houses and about as many vacant city lots
scattered throughout the city.
These were properties Mr. Francis se
cured under mortgage foreclosures and
stood him in about $80,000. He desired- to
close them out in a lump, selling for spot
cash, and Messrs Sholes and Graham mads
him a cash proposition, which he accented.
The properties were absolutely free from
an encumbrance or back taxes. About two-
thirds of the property has been resold by
Sholes snd Graham In the last thirty days
pending the preparation of the abstracts of
title.
T)r Pinto nl VarKonh hl.w.1.
Tel. 607.
Residence, 1428.
The Standard Garment Catting- Co.
Of Chicago Will ODen a branch action!
in
Omaha for the purpose of teaching the
celebrated Square Inch Tailor System. Two
of the most competent and Dracticn.1 tench.
ers in the United States will be In charge.
All of the latest styles and designs from
Paris. London and New York will be
taught. This avstem has hn taught
over nine years in Nebraska and Iowa
and we have thousands of written state
ments from the Intelligent and het
of Indies In both states, who have thor
oughly tested this system In all respects
and have proven it to be absnlutelv turret
In every department. In connection with
tne school there will be a complete Ladles'
Tailoring College. Terms will be very rea
sonable and all work guaranteed. School
opens May 19 In the suite of rooms at 627
i-axion DiocK, Omaha, Neb.
Ronnd-Trlp Rntes Vl Inlon Paelfle
To many points in the states of California.
Colorado, Oregon, Washington, Utah and
Montana from Missouri Tlver terminals.
$15.00 to Denver. Colorado twins-.
Pueblo and return, July 1 to 10. Inclusive.
W7.50 to Denver. Colorado Snrlnm
Pueblo and return. June 1 to Sept 80, In
clusive. (Glenwood Springs. $29.60.
$30.50 to Ogden and Salt Lake Cltv i
return. June 1 to Sept. 80, Inclusive.
$84.50 to Butte and Helena snd return
May 19. June 1 snd 16. July T and 11, Aug'
4 and 18, Sept. 1 atO 15.
$44.60 to Spokane and return. Mav 9 Jim.
I and 11
$52.00 to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle
and return, May 19, June S and 18.
$45.00 to San Francisco and Los Angeles
and return. May 1J to 18, Inclusive, Aug. 1
to 14, Inclusive.
$50.00 to San Francisco, Los Angeles and
San Diego and return, July 1 to 10. In
clusive. City ticket offlce, 3U Fsrnam; phone 818.
Union station, 10th and Marcy; phone 629.
The Central Park Republican club will
meet at 4911 North Forty-second avenue on
Monday evening, May 18, at 8 sharp, for
such business as may be brought before it.
After adjournment an Improvement club
will be organised. All are Invited.
Drop Your Orders for
Groceries
Through Our Phone 982
WE DELIVER PROMPTLY
Complete stock of Fresh
Fruits, Vegetables and fancy
Groceries. W are better pre
pared than ever to serve the
trade In our NEW location, SIS
Leavenworth Street.
THE GROCER.
Labor Question
Solved
NOW AND FOREVER.
It Is conceded that the producer gets 17
per cant out of what he produces and the
other fellow gets the $3 per cent. This Is
what makes millionaires by the wholesale.
It is these moneyed concerns, whom you
have made rich by your work and by your
patronage, who are now waging war
against organised labor.
How long are you going to glv your
sword Into your enemies' hands?
Would it not be wiser for the women, who
do most of the buying for their families, to
patronize their neighboring stores, the
owners of which are your equals and are
merely making a living out of their busi
ness? By patronizing these stores you
would assist your equal Instead of making
the rich richer, and you would also thereby
assist your husbands and fathers to fight
their oppressors.
Don't bite ou their deceiving advertise
ment hooks. They would not spend hun
dreds of Vhousands of dollars In adverUsing
if they did not expect to get the best of
you.
How can you expect that your enemies
will do better by you than your friends and
neighbors?
Everything else being equal (time and
street car fare not considered), "The New
York Department Store, 1810-1812 Vinton
Street, P. Wllg, Proprietor," who sells
everything, from a stove pipe to a silk
dress, solicits the patronage from people
living tributary to sold store.
If you patronize your neighboring stores,
wherever you' live, it would not be either
all brownstone fronts or shanties. You
are building brownstone fronts for ths other
fellow and shanties for yourselves.
And you fellows who are fighting organ
ised labor and all other kinds of labor, and
at the same time trying to get their good
will and their money, ought to get a county
map, so you could see where you are at.
Recent
iiarsar'
203 South Fifteenth Street.
yflE shoe of quality.
A HAN'S SHOE
SHOULD have a soft upper and
and pliant welt sole.
OKinOD
SHOES have them that's why
they are so often seen
ON A HAN
FROM maker to wearer at whole
Bale. None so good.
$2 50 and $3 50
Refrigerators
This Is the season when you will
want something cold on your chest.
Your icechest. We offer you special
Inducements in quality and price. We
are agents for the Alaska and Chal
lenge Iceberg lines and our prices are
lower than others when like quality
Is considered.
Gasoline Stoves
are also in season ust now. We have
bver fifty styles and sizes at prices
ranging from $2.50 upward. We would
like to show you these summer flxln s.
John Ilussie Hdw. Co.
2407-09 Cuming Street.
"If you buy It of Hussle, . It's right."
DR.
ftlcCREW
SPECIALIST
Treats all farms of
DISEASES AND
DISORDERS OF
MEN ONLY
17 Tears Bxperknea
ii i ears in umana.
His remarks?! ui..
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""J Tery aay brings many natt.-r-i"JI
W0" ' too he is doing or the
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Blood Polon- NO "BRBAKINfl
Zim. "t"mmMm upper at one.
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COMPANY
PIANO
SATISFACTION
Is Built Upon
I QUALITY - PRICE - TERMS
DE..X.M-, 11 HAU 11 AUII IS
the top notch of modern Plunu build
ing. ' Bennett prices and Terms are
studied out tor the supreme purpose
of m.iklng them the easiest to date.
A lioiltir savlna of from 97S
to f 129 aruaranteed on any Piano
bought nt Bennett's.
In order to close out at once, we
will offers
Four new hlnh grade up-to-date Co
lonial Style 1'lanos former price
$450 our price to tqcC
close WS.03
Five elegant new finely constructed
Pianos In walnut, mahogany and
oak former price $350 0400
our price to close ws00
Three elegant new Upright Sample
Pianos tone and action superb for
mer price $325 our price sOIO
to close aslO
One slightly used Piano a beauty
could not be told from new former
price $425 our price tMfiO
to close dlQO
One upright new Piano up-to-date
In every way former price 1)1 Q
$2?5 our price to close wlvJ
A slightly used Piano a won- 01 OQ
deriul snRp for vlfU
jrjj in -v, too,
$32, $26, $20 and
$18
AM. ABOVE ARB Oil OCR
EASY PAYMENT PI-AN, FROM
tn TO 2S CASH. TO 2S
PER MONTH. EI.EOAXT STOOL
AKD SCARF WITH EACH
PIANO.
Our stock of Muslo and Small Muni
en 1 Merchandise Is complete. Our
prices cannot be duplicated by any
house in the west.
If we do not have what you want
we will order It for you. Call and
look over our stock.
Pianos Tuned, Moved and Repaired.
All work guaranteed.
Correspondence solicited. All In
quires properly attended to.
fe
n fining n' TTh
Automobiling
Shoes
are no different from any other good
shoe. We've a new one this spring
for general street, automobile or dress
wear for women In the
New Potay Oxord.
An all patent colt Bnd dull French
calf Oxford
Military heel
Welt soles with medium extended
edges.
This Is the swellest shoe ever made
looks just right all the time and
anywhere feels all right and wears
right.
They must be seen to be fully ap
preciated. DftEXEL SHOE CO.,
Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House
1419 Farnam Street.
New Sleeping
Car Service
Between
Omaha and
Kansas City
New sleeping car service between
Omaha and Kansas City. Two new
cars, the '"Omaha" and 'Sterling,"
were built especially fur this run and
have Just been turned out of the Pull
man shops. They are models of Bklll
ful workmanship and of the latest de
sign, being equipped with all modern
appliances and conveniences. They
are lighted with electricity and cooled
with electric fans. The smoking room
Is handsomely furnished and the large
toilet room for the ladies has lounging
chairs, apparatus for heating curling
irons, etc.
These cars are ready for occupancy
In the 1'nlon Station, Omaha, at 9:90
p. ra. Those arriving from Kansas
City at 6:16 a. m. may remain in the
station until 7 a. m., and for the con
venience of those who do not desire to
leave them the cars are plsced In the
Webster Street Btation, where they
remain until ( a. m.
For berths and further information
spply at
CIT" TICKET OFFICK.
8. H. Cor. 14th and Douglas Bts.
T. F. GODFREY, Pass tc Ticket Agent
T7
MONDAY IN THE
DOr.lESTIG Roor.i
flraiid sale of Wnsb Goods and all grades of Cotton I)rp-s
Goods on sale in this room Monday morning. Everything almost
cut in two. REMEMBER, EVERY ITEM EXACTLY AS ADVERTISED.
Best quality Apron Check Glng- tin
hams, worth fi'c s."
Bst grade Shirting
24c
3ic
i-rinis
l:Hn Printed Satlnes all
"Uo Printed 8cotch Ijiwns strictly 01
fast colors C
Oxford WalstliiRs. light grounds, dnrk
stripes and figures, worth 60c OCr
per yard, only n3"
BED SPREADS
$1.00 White Honeycomb Bed Spreads, hand
some Marseilles patterns, hemmed CQfi
ready for use each 33
$11 White Fringe Med Hprends. Marseilles
patterns, hea y knotted fringe, QDi
cut corners each 9Ub
Lolling Down Iho Prices in tho Dig Linen and
Domestic Departments
ftyc extra heavy Indian Head Mus
lin for one day yard
37c
$6c White Uoods, 40-inch India Llnons.
apron lawns, dot Swisses, mercerised
Stripes not a yard worth less than Qf.
Z6c for one day at yard J"
BOo White Goods. Dimities, Nainsooks. Mer
cerised Waistlngs. Oxford Cheviots and
all the new weaves In walstlnpa not a
yard worth less than 60c for one- ICp
day only atr-yard 19
Special Grocery Sale
Fruit
jpuddlng.
Jellycon
at
....Be
5c
...Bo
,2ic
.3
...5c
Choice California
Apricots
Fresh Soda
Crackers
Butter
Crackers
All kinds of
Can Soup
Choice California
Prunes
Large Italian
Prunes
Santa Clara
Prunes... .........
Fresh Ginger
Snaps
Kiln Dried
Oatmeal
Flake
Hominy...
Pearl
Hominy
Rice W
no more than
mm
fefje, Costs no more than others finest richest
mm
purest healthful soothing restful deli
cious appetizing carefully" brewed from
pure spring water for family use. '
Delivered to any part of Omaha, Council Bluffs or South Omaha.
Order a case from the BETTER BREWING. CO.
OMAHA Telephone IS42 " SOUTH OMAHA Telephone a
Or ' LEE MICH ELL, wholesale
If horses could
they'd tell you there's as
much to the fit of a harness
for a horse as there is to the
fit of a suit for a man. He
Riripo. that, the horse Is as
proud of the superior style, workmanship and finish
'of his harness as a boy with a new top. We use the
best oak tanned leather;' mountings guaranteed;
prices cut to the closest margin.
Special Orders Our Feature
More fine coach and runabout harness than tar western house.
1 8pok Brushes Breoms
ffliedLCorni3hJ210Farnam-st
Trunks
Have you a good trunkT Remember the
hotel clerk always casts a significant
glance at your baggage. Bee us about It
Repairing Done. Teleshone 1058.
UiIlAliWflTA!LlUitI'; TAR HAM
OMAHA'S FAVORITE BEER.
la food, drink and medicine
at the same time, and tones up
the system as nothing else wftL
For delicate women and thoss
who suffer from Insomnia and
Indigestion there is nothing bet
ter. Order a case now If you
haven't one in your bouse.
Metz Bros. Brewing Co.
Telephone 118, Omaha,
Or Jacob Neumayer, agent,
care Neumayer Hotel, Council
muffs, Iowa.
Don't Forget
that If you have your winter
ult or overcoat dry oleaned
and packed In one of
our moth proof boxes It
may save you buying new
ones next falL The whole
thing will only cost you H 10.
Ulvs us a trial.
THE PANTOniUF.1
407 8o 15th St. Tel. Ota
fir
uil
THE RKMA1ILF. sroitU.
Linen Batistes, Mercerised Chambravs and
Imported sinchams Scotch mailrrise;
and Swiss Jai-kquarrtl, new stylos
and colors, worth 40c, only, yard
Soft Finished Percales, worth
36o per yard, only
19
0
15
St. Oall lace and embroidered
Swiss muslins and printed pe
nangs, worth 3i)c per yard, only..
striped
.124c
$2.50 extra high grade White Mar
seilles Spreads each
1.75
$1.50 colored Mltchellne Bed Spreads, with
fringe and with and without corner, In,
red and white, pink and white, QHr
blue and white each UU
50o Table Linen. 60 Inches wide, a heavy
oream Scotch damask, sold all over the
city at 60o yard for one day only
at yard
21c
SOo Bleached Sheets, iVi yards wide, 2H
yards long for one day only 39
lOo heavy Moneveomb Towels, IS
wide, 40 Inches long for one day
only at
Inches
8ic
4G
4c
.. 2C
n
Kiln Dried
Cornmeal...
Best Rye
Flour
Best Wheat
Flour
Very Best
Patent Flour
Vim
Food
Neutrlta Break
fast Food
Granola Break
fast Food
All kinds of V4-lb. ca
Potted Ham.
Potted Ox Tongue.
..Ito
...2o
1
85
..70
..7o
..7o
s
...3c
,2C
others finest richest
dealer, council m-urpa.
ta
Mane Combs Tall Ties.
OPEN ALL HI GUT
Beginning SATURDAY, MAY 1TH our
tore will be open all night and will be In
oharge of oompetent pharmacists, as we
employ registered men. All goods will be
delivered without extra charge any place In
ibe oity between the hours of 1 a. m. to
) p. pu Our fountain is In full blast, with
all the latest popular ddnks. We are
still soiling DRUG KEEIS for less mone
than ail competitors, as shown by this list,
which is a fair sample!
1 Peruna all you want eio
1 Pierce's Remedies eio
I Pal no's Celery Compound..., tin
1 Celery Nervine guaranteed .. tio
li genuine Chester's Pennyroyal Pills.. 1 100
II ller's Malt Whiskey Mi
11 Canadian Malt Whlnkey pure 7Sn
1 Jackson's Iiedbug kixtermlnator 75o
We Guarantee Jackson's.
K)o "Catarrh Rem" guaranteed 40o
loo genuine Castorla 2lo
Mall orders solicited quantity unlimited.
SCHAEFER'S
CUT PRICE
DRUQ STORE
'fw Fnsnnns 74T nun TUT.
9. W. Crner ltn Chicago Bts.
OFBN ALU NIGHT.
Who' Clothes
'Art You Wearing ?
?
A desire for exclusive styles Is ea
sily gi stifled here. We clothe men eat
i.fartnrllv In every respect. Our
prices are not high, and If they were
It would be worth While to pay them,
to get such perfect satisfaction. A
well fitting, durable, stylish suit, at a
reasonable pnoe Is all that any man
wants, and it la what every man gets
Who lias us maae it ior mm,
Ilelgren & Gradmann
Tailor, 309 South 16th St.
FOR RENT.
Right room detached house and barn
large lawn and strictly modern. Auvly
i Dodgs BL Can be seen Uoudr,
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