TIIK mfATTA DAILY RKK MONDAY. FKHKUATJY l. 1P04.
FAREWELL OF REV. OSTROM
Final Sermon of Evanetliit, but Meetingi
Will Continued.
LIKES OMAIM EETTtR THAN AT FIRST
St. Mary's Avenue (oirfirllonl
Church U Thrnnaied and sr
tuna Mnkri Impression on
ln Xmnber.
The last of the federated gospel meetings
Inaugurated two weeks Hgi under the aus
pice of the Wcpim.n- U r Presbyterian,
JlHnt.com Park Methodist Episcopal. First
Baptist and Bt. Mary's Avenue Congrega
tional churches, was held last evening at
I ho last mentioned church, that edifice be
ins seated to Its utmost capacity, many
standing up during the entire service. Rev.
Henry Ostrom mado a few Informal re
marks by way of leave-tHklng, Mating that
he was much peasd with the result of his
labors In Omaha and expressed the hope
that the work would go on even after he
had left. As a city he said he liked Omaha
about 4 per cent better now than when ho
first came here.
Rev. T- V. Moore, pastor of the West
minster Presbyterian church, announced
that In view of the good work accomplished
during the past two weeks. It had been de
cided to continue the meetings for another
week under the leadership of the pastors
of the four churches,
Services wMI be held on this and tomorrow
evenings tit the Westminster 1'resbyterlan
church. Wednesday and Thursday evenings
at the First Buptlst church and on Friday
evening servlres will be held at various
homes. These meetings Will begin at 7:45
p. m.
Itev. Mr. Qstrom's text last evening was,
"Come, for all things are now ready."
"My text," said the speaker, "hns more
meaning now than ever before. We nre
at the end of everything good up to now.
We have les excuse to be ungrateful now
than we ever had; we have more reasons
to be grateful now than in the days gone
by; all things are now ready.
"We are cuntinually making excuses for
our failure to become Christians. Our ex
cuses are weak; we are Insincere. Let us
be sincere In this matter, friends. If we
do not want to accept the Invitations, let us
ay o; any yes or no; gather your forces
about you. gird up your loins and meet the
Issue frankly.
' No KiPBif la Valid.
"Some peopla say they cannot be Chris
tians because they read conflicting state
ments about the true religion and are be
wildered by fads and Isms. They get half
the truth and do not look Into the ques
tion thoroughly and sincerely. There I
not a fad today" that Is not as old as the
fourth century. Christianity never asks
you to lay down your reason. Jesus Christ
will charm you If you are sincere.
"Many offer as a reason for nonattend
ance at church the old excuse that some
church members are hypocrites, don't pay
their biiis, beat their : wives and commit
other misdeeds. To such I would say then
competition and Jostle tnllltat-s agJnst 1 our sins, and whereby we might escape t C I pin IL'TpC F R T 1 1 R Y RIlY
their churrh-golng. Then go to the coun- from the thraldom of our sins. Itcligton I VUI IV LlLLil J IHlUVtllll UUJ1
try, I would say to this class. If they are
sincere In their statements, but I say there
la no good reason for any city Inhabitant
lo remain away from Qod. The Lord gave
us six days for active affairs and the sev
enth day specifically for worship, but ths
last day Is being desecrated.
"Come, friends, be sincere. Hlm that
cometh unto Me, I will In no wise cast out.'
salth the Txird. All things are ready. Will
you not look Into your being tonight and
say, 'Lord, Thou art mine. I will come
unto Thee?" "
must rest upon historical facts and as we
know of the ten plague of Egypt, so also
we know that Christ was the Paschal lamb,
for us we know Ho went about doing good
and was killed and arose from the dead
for our Justification. Our religion Is one
of faith, abiding faith. We live In memory
of the historic past and In hope of the
glorious future, with Its vast achievements
for humanity end for God's glory."
Nine children, five women and four men.
Including three In the choir were taken Into
membership.
TO KEEP CHILDREN OIT OF WHOSO I FIJDS PRAYER ALMOST LOST ART
Miss Allen Tells Object of Nebraska
Home.
Miss E. O. Allen, secretary of the Ne
braska Children's home, delivered an ad
dress nt Plymouth Congregational church
yesterday morning upon the purposes and
achievements of this Institution. She took
Rev.' Daniel Sheperdson Begins Meet
Insts at Col vary lis pi 1st.
Rev. Daniel Sheperdsnn, Ph. D., began
his series of sermons at Calvary Baptist
church yesterday forenoon. The series will
continue over a period of two weeks. The
music during the series Is to be In charge
for her text, "It Is not the will of our of Mrs. Sheperdson. Rev. Mr. Bheperdson
Father In heaven that one of these should I said:
St. Valentine Maku Lots of Work for the
MeBtenger Boys,
BUNDLES OF LOVE TOKENS EXCHANGED
Leap Year Adda Interest and Amuse
ment to the Day for Msny of
Those) Who tllve and
Receive,
the success of the move and a committee
was appointed to draft constitution, by
laws, articles of Incorporation, etc. The
probable plan will I to confine the opera
tions of the concern to this Immediate vicinity.
Omaha messenger boys had a great deal
CLASH OVER WATER RIGHT
Government and State of Wyoming at
t'ross-Pnrposes on the ho
shone.
CODY, Wyo.. fob. 24-(Speclal.)-The
fact has developed that while Colonel W.
F. Cody, at the head of the Cody-Salisbury
canal project which segregated over 100,000
acres of land on the Shoshone river, has
to do yesterday. Their burdens were not rtrnlflod his willingness to withdraw In
perish," and "Suffer little children to come
unto Me. and forbid them not, for of such
Is ths kingdom of heaven." She said In
part:
"I will not choose a text In my discourse
this morning. I will take my cue from the
politicians and attempt to set forth a decla
ration of principles. Sometimes a too deft'
"It Is ths purpose of our association to nlte platform has proved disastrous to po-
look after the homeless and abandoned lltlcal parties, so I will confine my remarks
children and find good Christian homes for to certain subjects, among which will be
them. The association has been In exist- four principles, as follows: The power of
ence twenty years and In that time home- prayer, of personal work and of truth, and
less children to the number of 10.000 or the pre-eminence of Christ,
more have been placed In good homes. Ths "Prayer has come to be almost a Inst
association has been In existence In Ne- art. A missionary who had been In the
braska about ten years and 700 homeless field for thirty-three years upon returning
waifs of this state have been similarly was asked what Impressed him most In the
cared for. These children have been Bath- daily life of the people, and his reply was
ered from different quarters of the state the absence of prayer. We are progressing
and Douglas county alone has furnished rapidly along material lines, but how about
100 of these children. prayerT It Is becoming a lost art. The
"A great majority of criminals come from downfall of the family altar Is one of the
neglected homes and It Is to prevent the greatest dangers which confronts Chris
growth of criminals that this association ttanlty today. How many people are In the
has been created. We aim to care for the habit of prayingT A great many people
children under 12 years of age, and many say their prayers, but how many of them
of our charges are but Infanta and children pray? The people In the church who have
of but 2 and 3 years of age. We have no biased the way of blessing have been men
home or nursery for these waifs, but seek and women of prayer. It Is possible to
at once to place them In good homes, and lead such a life that everyone we touch
are meeting with the most gratifying sue- receives a blessing, or It la possible to
cess. The great demand Is for little girls scatter discouragement In our path. But
of from 18 months to 3 years of sge and there must not only be prayer ana per-
the prevailing request Is for a pretty, sweet sonal prayer, but personal work as well,
little girl with curly hair. We have three Do you know that the whole world could
applications for little girls to one for boys; be brought to Christ In two years If every
The great question that confronts us Is Christian would lay himself out to save
what Is to be done with our older girls?" I one soul every six months.
Upon the conclusion of Miss Allen's sd
dress subscriptions were called for to assist
In he maintenance of the association by
weekly payments of 10 cents for five years,
to bo paid annually. Committees have been
appointed In all of the churches for this
purpose and the securing of subscriptions
is progressing encouragingly.
"We want to help people who love Jesus
Christ to love htm more, and those who
don't know Him we must try and assist
to find the proper path. There are many
people who know Christ on the cross, but
who do not know Him on the throne.''
LENTEN RILES ARE LESS RIGOROIS
heavy, but were precious and sometimes
'ostly and generally meant a lot to the
person who received them. Borne of the
corduroy-breeched Mercuries bore books,
some bon-bons, others flowers, while still
others delivered paper things of various
colors and arabesque in design and context.
For It was St. Valentine's day and It also
was Sunday. For the latter reason Uncle
Sam's delivery service could not be de
pended upon and the messenger loys had
to do the work. A fairer sun nor a pret
tier air to look at but not to feel never
graced the day of Cupid. It was a morning
calculated to assist mightily the portent of
a valentine and, no doubt, the meterologl
cal conditions worked their own happy ef
fects as they nearly always do.
Thousands of valentines exchanged hands
over the city yesterday, not to speak of
those leaving and coming into town from
abroad. The local sale of the "regular,"
candy, books and flowers was larger than
ever before and It would seem almost an
oversight if anyone did not receive an
offering.
Leap Year Adds Zest.
The fact that this is leap year lent much
vigor to the remembrances dispatched by
the girls. Some of them bought "proposal"
valentines all around and pent them out to
the number of a score or more. Some were
gay and some sentimental and others only
foolish.
You kin have me, all right," spoke snnie
of the latter, and if everyone of the young
men receiving them did not feel chesty It
was because he lacked proper clothing,
sleep or nourishment.
But the boys aud girls who really meant
what they said got down their ryhmlng
dictionaries. Just as they used to do in
splnnlng-wheel times, and Indited thoughts
more or less saccahrlne In more or less
certain verse. These efforts at least were
sincere and could not be bought beyond
price were they and generally beyond any
danger of ever being offered for a price,
for these things are dear to the sweet one.
COMMENDS EFFICACY OF PRAYER
Right.
Admit
More Often
Eat In a; ot Meat
Than I'snal
Crowds again filled every foot of space In
ths auditorium and vestibules of St. John's
Rev. R, H. Writer of Fond da
Lae at Trinity.
Rt. Rev. R. H. Weller, bishop coadjutor Catholic church yesterday morning at the
of Fon du Lac, Wis., occupied the pulpit I solemn high mass, celebrated In honor of
of Trinity cathedral yesterday morning. the beginning of a period of forty hours'
There Is a certain feeling that there Is devotion. It also marked the closing day
no value In getting down on our knees In of what the fathers In charge term an ex
prayer, sttld the bishop. 'Prayer is the traordinarly successful two'weeka" mission.
umrr muiunran. 10 sucn i wouia say then I nngniirBi power in me grasp oi man. wot which has been attended ty an unprece-
It is your manifest duty to Join ths church ""'V should It be the last refuge of every dented number of parishioners,
ana help those whom you think are not J man tl,e hour of trouble, but It should be Rev. Father Rosswlnkel did not preach
what they should be.
"Not a few say they cannot conduct
their business and Join the church. It
was all right for their fathers and mothers
In their rural surroundings to associate
with the house of the lord, they say, but
times have changed and the present city
Your liver regulates
your system.
Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills
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tne nrst resource of man every day In the a sermon, his time being taken up In read
ordinary event of life. There are endless ng the Lenten regulations snd parts of
arguments against prayer, but what Is the annual letter of Archbishop Scannell.
called the scientific argument Is first to The regulations are. In certain particulars
De considered. According to this argument less rigorous than ever before. Meat may
It Is Impossible for God to answer prayer, be eaten with greater freouencv and men
It Is foolish. We say ths world Is governed n the United States army are given greater
ny jaws, me ordinary definition of law is latitude In the matter of diet than here-
a rule of action. Law does nothing; It is tofore. Fasting Is not reautred from ner
the state behind the law which makes It sons engaged In hard labor or on the nart
active, enforcing It. The same thing Is of those whose health would he In1nrd
true of the laws of nature. The condition thereby, or by persons less than a or more
involves sometmng oacg.or tne law the than 60 years of age.
lawgiver. i pj.ne forty hours devotion Is a continuous
"Of old time when man thought there prayer of that length offered bv ths clers-r
was no world but this the Idea of a Ood I Rnd laity to Invoke divine blessing upon
who could answer prayer was satisfactory ths church In a-eneral snd ths onnhlur
to all. but now when knowledge has grown jn particular. It will close at St John's
ana we Know xnai me worm is a single on Tuesday night. The masses are at 8:30.
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planet In the universe how wonderfully
ordained and conceived rt Is our concep
tion of Qod rises larger than In the old
days and we say It Is foolish to believe He
hears the prayers of a single child at his
bedside. It seems foolish now that we see
His greatness. His eternity. But greatness
Is ' not in the ability to overlook small
things, but In the ability to see small
things, for big things are made of the
small. The largest planet on one side of
the scale Is not better than ths smallest
babe on the other.
"The arguments of the world against
prayer convince those who do not pray.
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IAnt begins Wednesday or Ash Wednes
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MAKES LONG JOURNEY ON FOOT
Wayfarer from California Tells of
Trip and Crimes and. Entreats
Rest in Jail.
Home-seekers and Colonists,
On the first and third Tuesdays of each
month the Mlscourl Pacltlc railway will
sell both one way and round trip tickets
at very low rates to certHln points in Kan
sas, Arkansas, Southwest Missouri, Okla
homa, Texas, etc. On the round trips
stopovers will be allowed on the going
Journey with final limit of twenty-one days
to make the trip. For pamphlets, time
tables, rates, etc., write or call on any
agent of the company or Thomns. P. God
frey. Pass. & Ticket Agent. 8. E. corner
14th and Douglas streets, Omaha Neb.
Organising; llalldlna; anil lAtnn.
HUMBOLDT, Neb., Feb. 14.-(Speclal.)
At a moating of business men at the Masonic
hall last evening steps were taken looking
toward the organization of a local build
ing and loan association. The stock sub
scriptions otune in so rapidly as to insure
favor of the government he has not yet
relinquished his lights to the land, nor
will ho do so until such time as the gen
eral government satisfies the state land
board that It Is prepared to go ahead with
the Shoehone project and either co-operate
with the Oregon Basin project or agrco
not to do anything that will work a hard
ship upon tho latter. The entire matter Is
now In the hands of the state land board,
which Is negotiating with the reclamation
service of the gavernmisit, and while at
present It apiears as though the state and
t'nelo Sam are at loggerheads, It Is be
lieved' the problem will be solved In due
time and the government will go ahead with
tho Shoshone project
What tho Wyoming officials wish Is that
the government keep Its hands off of the
Oregon Basin project which seeks to re
claim 215,M0 acres of land to be watered by
the Shoshone river, which stream Is to
supply water for the 115,000-aere tract under
the government's Shoshone project. It is
alleged that the government demands the
prior use of the waters of he Shoshone
for the 115.000-acro tract, and this, it is
claimed, will hang up the Oregon Basin pro
ject. Colonel Cody proposed to Irrigate
CX.ooo acres of land on the north side of
the Shoshone, and he has been granted
the proper authority from the state to go
ahead, but he did not wish to stand in
the way of the government, which nronoscd
to Irrigate 115.000 acres, so he said he would
relinquish his rights to the government.
The Oregon Basin proposition would Irri
gate 226.000 acres, which, with the 68,000
acres In the Cody proposition, would give
the state a reclaimed and Irrigated area of
23.000 acres on the Shoshone, as against
:iB,800 acres If the general government Is
permitted to go ahead with the exclusive
right to tho water.
If the general government will guarantee
to do nothing to prevent the Oregon Basin
company from going ahead with Its scheme,
then the state will agree to turn tho Cody
rights over to t'nele Sam, hut until the
state Is assured that the reclamntlon work
of the government will reclaim and Irri
gate tracts of land as large In the aggre
gate as that to be Irrigated by private en
terprise, the Shoshone project of Uncle Sam
will be hung up.
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FIRE RECORD.
Feed Mill at (ilennooA.
OLE.NWOOD, la.. Feb. H.-rBpeclnO-
ine flour and feed mills belonging to L.
M. and "Scott" Oarman were burned Inst
night. Grain, hay, flour and feed ready
for shipment, barn and hay sheds, all
valued at from ,500 to 110.000, were de
stroyed. Insurance partial. Origin of fire
unknown.
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Like a ship that passes In the day. David
Bradley called at the polios station the
other day and asked if he might lemaln for
few davs snd rerunerate. as ha was
All of these arguments do not take the tired and footsore traveling by the prlml
falth out of the heart which prays to God. tlve methods offered bv rature. His man.
He doesn't think God answers his prayers.
he knows.
WILL PAV IIOIOR TO LINCOLN
ner and appearances did not belle his
statement The elements of humor and
pathos were strangely blended In his re
marks as ha told his story between bites
Of lunch given him by Jailer Kirk. A
wanderer on the faro of the earth, he
looked as he addressed the little group
Trinity Methodist Will Celebrate the
Day Krxt Monday.
Trinity Methodist church will celebrate around nlm
Washington's blrthdsv next Bundar. Lin- Me ala not moro '"an A few hours,
ctyn day also is annually celebrated by the nmB"r' no WM l cumng
congregation. The new minister, Hev, Dr. "'J"" mcnory wooo, which ibsk
Smith of Great Falls, Mont., Is In sym- oued him to "fold up his tents Ilka ths
pathy with these customs and not only In Ta -n1 silently steal away,'.' as soon
this but In all things seems to be in so- . could.
cord with his people. He has already been "David Harley Is my name," he began.
given a cordial . welcome to the hearts of " ftm 21 yors of age. About two years
all who hear him. I V 1 took t0 "teallng In Sacramento, Cal.
Dr. Smith Is a pleasing speaker. His
evening sermon yesterday was on Job's
taking meat from boxes on hack porches.
Finally I was given a sentenco of two
query, which is still ths world's query: years, which I served. When I got out
"If a man die shall he live again?" , of ,h penitentiary I returned to my former
'Immortality of the soul Is one of the home at Ban Francisco, but could not And
most Important questions of all ages," said I -ny ' my people. I Inquired all around
Dr. Smith. "It Is a question of Joy or of the old neighborhood, but the only satls
sadness. The great heart of humanity faction I could get was that they hod gone
longs for Immortality, and while this Is no one knew where. They told me
truo It does not argue Its truth. Tet this my sister Helen was her name had died,
universal desire does not stand alone, for I I tried the best I could to get some trace
a divine Inner voice Is heard spoken by I of my folks, but failed. Then I though I
revelation and this Is an answer by God. I would go around to some of the small
The bird of ths north files to the southern towns In that part of ths country. The
one and this Is the voice for the summer first night I was In Ban Francisco I slept
lands of peace and ths longing of the soul on the lawn of a mansion. A policeman
la answered. Christ brings Immortality by caught me and took me to Jail. I was
unstopping deaf ears and opening blind given ten days. Then I went to Oakland
eyes, and when He asks why labor for the and from there to a small town where I
meat that petisheth. There has been no made a firs for ths night out of three rail
philosophy but that one of religion that road ties. This was on the outskirts of ths
gives any answer of peace to this question. I town.
"Christ found ths world full of the fear I "A man saw me and, coming over to
of death. He left It with a hope of Im- I where I was, invited me to his house. He
mortality. He said: 'He that belleveth In I then placed handcuffs on me and drove me
Ms hath eternal life. He found the grave to town. He was the sheriff. I was sen-
a horror; he left It a gate of pearls, and I terrred to five days' hard labor on ths
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lary.
"I shall live yet a million of years,
A million year and a day;
And with God shall still live,
When ail ftf the stars pass away."
AYS RELIGION RESTS OX HISTORY
Rev. Mr. Hoassaoa Prearaea on Christ
tho PaaeoTer.
Tha efforts of Leo rt Knli to aeonr . "here I was told there were eight roads
large choir at KounUe Memorial church runnln tnto fm. from which town I
roads. While working ths roads I sua-.
gested ths use of a donkey engine to make
the work lighter, but the governor said
I was donkey enough for him. He asked
me to work harder and I told him that if
I wss getting 12 a day I would work faster,
and he told me there was no 12 a day In
that work.
"Then I thought I would taks a trip for
awhile and return to California and look
again for my folks. I drifted to Cheyenne,
havs met with success. The anthem "Re-
Jotce In ths Lord, Oh Ye Righteous,'
rendered at yesterday's services and the
bass solo "Ashamed of Jesus," as rendered
by William Or Igor, were Impressive.
Tho sermon by Rev. Mr. Huroraon on
"Christ ths Passover," was relative to the
roinemoratlon of the Lord's supper which
took place Immediately afterward.
"Ths pusaover was instituted In Egypt"
sold Rev. Mr. Huinmon, "to teach ths 1
young why and how the Jews were led out
of bondage. Christ Is our passover and His
blood was shed for us for tha remisaloa of
could take a short line to Cellfomla, the
distance being about Son miles. But when
I arrived here I was told It was several
thousand miles back to San Francisco.
"From Cheyenne I footed most of the
way to Omaha, and coming from Califor
nia I walked over most of ths Luclen
cut-off."
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It is not so much of a calamity
that a man contracts disease or
weaknesses, but that he neglects
them or fails to secure the proper treatment
for their cure.
Why wait until your whole system
becomes polluted with disease or until
rour nervous svstem la tottering undr
he strain, and you ero a physical
and mental wreck, unfit for. work,
business, study or marrlagef Uncer
tain or Improper treatment can only
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sturt at ones. Delays are dangerous.
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Every man suffering from any
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jVre'6
lien Spring Suits.
Orn ENLARGED CLOAK AND Bl'tT I'KI'ARTM KNT ItATlPLT FILLING
WITH ALL TIIK LATEST
HECTIFI'L SPUING CREATIONS.
IV WOMEN'S HEADY -TO-WKAH GARMENTS. THIS STORE TS ALWAYS LOOK
ED TO FOR THE EARLIEST HllilWIXi! I'P NEW TI11NOS FOR THE SEASON.
AND YOl! WILL NOT UK DIRA P1H l N r Kl IN Ol'R 81HVIN KOH PPRlNil.
WE CORDIALLY INVITE Vol' TO COME IN AND SEE THE FINEST LINE OE
NEW SCITS. VolLE SKIRTS AND WAISTS
EVER SHOWN IN OMAHA SO EARLY IN THE SEASON. THEY ARE TIIH
VERY REST THAT THE MARKET AKFOKDS AND WE Ot'ARANTEE YOl' A
SAVING OF FROM Si PER CENT TO 5) FEU CENT IF YOU ItfY YOUR SC1T
OR SKIRT NOW.
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY.
Ladlfs' suits, one of the most beautiful , Ladles' milts, very handsome, in voile and
snrlng creations, stylish and well mudo. I etamlnes, with silk drop, rcguhtr
wnn suit ump sKirt nn nn f. nit jsono values
sale price, Monday
Monday
.30 00
SAMPLE PFIT SALE
Three dnys onlv. then they must be returned to the manufacturers.
Don't fall to see these suits prices $10, JH SH) and
The Last of tho Winter Coats.
.3.50
We received today, a shipment of 200 winter roatr, which our New York buyer
was almost forced to take on account of the extremely low price asked. H
bought them nt a price that would hardly pay for the linings. We know It Is
iate but It would pay you to keep them for neit year. They are reg- C flfl
Monuuy, cacn .VV
ular $15 value yours
P.-"ECIAL8.
WOMEN'S COATR-In (Inclines. 42 Jtches
long, with Skinner's satin lining and
standing stitched velvet collar, cnie over
shoulders a month nan the price would
have been $27.MV- It will cost you less
trian the price of T Kfl
maierliil 3U
WOMEN'S LONO COATS beautiful gar
ments. In velours nnd jllk tf flft
$20, L6 and $:S0 values-at lUiUU
MANUFACTURERS' STOCK OF WO.
MEN'S fKW WAISTS AND SKIRTS -Women's
new hkien whMs, reg- Q Cfl
ular $4 values, curly price (iww
Women's new Chlnn nnd Japanese sill
waists, trimmed with lsee and lnxerltnM.
regular $0.00 values O QQ
vim ri for 90
WOMEN'S FINE LACE WAISTS, C C f
at $!", $12, $10 and V 3U
Extra Specials.
WOMEN'S WATSTS, in vestlngs and lin
ens, one big table I tt
at choice I WW
Women's henvy percale wrappers,
regular $1.50 quality at
1 00
WOMEN'S TtLACK SATEEM PETTI
COATS, regular $:.00 I fifl
values go at I UU
Children's coats, regular $5.00
quality, ages 2 to e-at
100
Laurel Silks for Shirl Waist Suits Spring 1904
We have seenrefl the exclusive right to
Laurel fancy sllkx, for shirt slst miits.
most favorable comment, and are now on
The laurel silks are the most exclusive
style.
Tho Laurel silks are the very best In
quality.
The Laurel silks, while tho bent silks
made, nevertheless, are sold for Inss now
Ethan the interior grades. The name on
every piece so beware of imitations.
Samples freely given or furnished on
application.
s"U in the c'ty of Omnha. the famous
H.es silks wherever shown create the.
pule by us for the first time In city.
Monday, now habutal wash silks
only
Monday, new Sfi-lnch white
Jap wash silk .
Monday, new 21-inch Tassan
pongee silk
Monday, new 24-Inch crepe ds Cfln
chene silk UJU
Our line of new spring silks Is by Le
the greatest nnd finest In the entire clly.
59c
75c
Half Price Embroidery Sale Continues Monday
5c per yard for goods worth ; 10c
10c per yard for goods worth 2"c
12a and l.'ti: yard for goods worth "oc
17c yard for goods worth 8"c
ioc per yard for roods worth 40c
2jc per yard for goods worth 50c
35o per yard for goods worth T5n
BOo per ytrd for goods worth ..$l.r)
66o per yard for gocds worth $1.25
All over embroideries worth 60a to 75o
per jnrd, will be sold at .3Sa
GRAND 5C LACE SALE.
Dor.ans of different patterns of laces and inserting, worth
15o and 25c per yard go on sale at, yard
.5o
Linens Linens Linens
Monday we will place on sale 600 full bleached Austrian table cloths, with border
s 11 around all pure linen, satin finish, made to sell for $5.00
Monday only, two to a customer at $1.94
75c GERMAN DAMASK, C9c
Silver bleached German damask, 83 Inches
wide, made to set! for 75c Monday. .60
$1.00 IRISH TABLE LINEN, 76c
Irish table linen, full bleached, 66 Inches
wldo, satin finish, regular $1 value,, ,75c
16V4C LINEN CRASH, 12Hc
Extra heavy bleached round threod linen
crash, 18 Inches wide, 16c value, Mon
day, at yard 124e.
10c quality soft finished bleached muslin,
at, yard 7Vu
12:c snow white cambric, at, yard 9c
15o sheer India llnon, at, yard I'lc
SOo quality 9-4 blerched sheeting, at.... 23a
$1.35 LINEN NAPKIN'S, S&C.
Silver bleached German linen napkins
5-8 size, $1.25 value, at, dozen b'.M
$2.00 LINEN NAPKINS, $1.49-
Full bleached Irish linen napkins, 3-4 size
regular $2 value Monday, dox .J14S
HUCKABACK LINEN TOWELS. HALF
PRICE.
Fine hemstitched iurktbnck linen towels,
size 22x45, made to cell at 50c eich-
Mondny. 2 .'or 5to
6'c quality heavy L. L. muslin
Monday at. yard 6o
15c English long cloth yard lo
25o quality, 4c-ln. sheer lawn, yard ,...l!o
15o bleached pillow casing, yard 1210
AH IMPOSSIBILITY
TO BEAT THESE RELIABLE CUT GR OCERY PRTCES. TWO TRADING STAMP
SPECIALS, MONDAY.
$5.00 worth free to every purchaser of
one sack of best flour.
$2.00 worth free to every purchaser of
1- lb. can high grade baking powder.
RELIABLE GOODS FOR RELIABLE
PRICES
21-lbs pure cane granulated sugar for $1.00
6-lbs. Japan rice, tapioca, sago, barley,
navy beans or farina for I'M-
The best laundry starch, lb 3Ve
Malta Vita, Neutrlta, Vigor, Vim or Egg-
O'Soe, pkg 7c
Brommangelon, Jellycon, Jell'O or Fruit
fiuddlng, pkg 7',c
b. can solid packed tomatoes 7'4c
2- lb. can golden pumpkin 7'V
3- lb. can California squash 7'c
can Pino Apple Buttef 74o
linked Kvnns 7U0
S-lb.
3-lb. can Boston
3-lh. can Golden Egg or Greengage
plums 10c
2-lb. can Wax or string beans 5o
2-lh. can Lima beans 7'a
2-11). can Surotosh 7'o
RELIABLE DRIED FRUIT
Large Italian prunes, lb .....84jO
Fancy California peaches, lb tjo
English cleaned currants, lb S',o
Fancv Moor Park apricots, lb 12V4o
FRESH FRUIT SALE
Fancy Highland Newell oranges, each..lo
Fancy California Lemons, ach lo
Fancy California apples, dozen ...15o
California white figs, pkg "Via
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