Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 06, 1904, PART I, Page 9, Image 9
TIIK OMAHA DAILY HKE! SUNDAY. - MAKCII R. 1H04. MAMIM! Grand Intro- rill r . i it iii i in THIS RKLIABLB ITORE, OF- Women's Now Spring Suits, Hew Spring Jackets, New Rain Coats, New Waists, New Skirts. Visit Our Cloak Department Monday. In order to Introduce our new spring suds we will Bell you THE BEST IU.60 81'IT IN AMERICA. 'silk lined tarkot. cornea In all colon, chevlom and fancy u Mfl w WW mlxtur for. As a further Inducement for a visit. we wll sell our regular lan siilta, by far the best garment ever Been In I J Qfl umtht for the price, at " If wV To mill further Impress you with the Importance of a vllt to our cloak department we will sell our exquisite $30 spring aults. one of thla season's most beautiful creation, eqiml to moat 140 auita abown elsewhere, at 22 90 i 3 OVER ln.OOO YARDS OF FINE STLK9. bought from the Highland Silk Mill of Peterson. N. J., at. about one-quarter their actual 'worth. In this lot you will And p ain black and flgjred black Bilk, plain colored rustle taffeta, plain colored I oTjln pi le, fancv silk for evening wear, beautiful atrlpe and check llk for htrt suit. f lie lev that no other store in me i . r. oncr ucn exiraorainary vAiira in nne nign class silks. They have been on oispiay in ittn clow for the dn j-a. Silks ll hi. I2.ft sale Monday ne high class have been on a 44 ith street win- 3 f I tl he past three L A 'I O and USo-on f j j JI'9T RECEIVED another shipment of those awe'l EMBROIDERED BHANTTNO pongee placed on sale Monday, at $1 $5 and 93c WE ANNOfNCE tver Rn new designs and colors In the CELEBRATED LAl'RF.L PILK8 for ahlrt walt aulta. The LAl'REt. BILKS lead nil others In style, color and excliuMveiieew AB. (136, and HOC FINE IMPORTED MKMALINE SILK In a most beautiful quality. There Is a per fect crate on this allk; black, I I fcU whlta and colors, only. OCR ASSORTMENT OF NEW SPRING FOULARD P1LK8 la the finest In the city. The new gun metal, chamrscne and crown shades only II .00 and , Imported black Creje wide, worth $3.50, . for de Chene, 75c In. 2 50 1 In. 2 98 fl 60 QVAIJTY yard wide BLACK Rl'ST I.ING TAFFETA, full of life and bril liancy; greatest anap yet offered, lor Imported blark Crepe de Metore, wide, worth ti.00, for ; 100 SKIRTS ! SKIRTS! SKIRTS! Voiles, Cheviots, Etamines. .Endless variety of style colors, size Skirts' for amall women; aklrts for large women, who iwrtnot be fitted else here can always ha fitted here. WOMEN'S VOILE PKIRTS In beautiful: WOMEN'S IMPORTED VOILE AND shades of blue and black, with Oflfi ETAMINE SKIRTS Elegant, IO Cfl Bilk drop 0 IU j graceful garments, 11 and it JU New Spring Jackets and Rain Coats. Beautiful light weight coata, In castors nndl Women's rain coats, the new two cape black C flfl style, warranted shower proof, in Aft epeclal 0 UUI lis value, for IU UU Grand Showing of Women's Waist). In Japanese and China silk, linens, lawns, organdies, lace, all weaves of f ft ff fabric, ranging in price from 11. 'iu to Ill UU Last Call on Winter Jackets Women's 113 to $14 C flfl i Children's lit) to f!3 E fill coats J UU coata s WV oa,te.n'.'..!.....:.; 19 oo c!::i0. 5oc LAB0RATE DISPLAY OF SPRING MILLINERY. The new dress, tailored and street hats have arrived, bringing a thousand different hints from Paris, London and New York as to the modes for t-pring and summer presenting a most inter esting early exhibit for feminine thought and reflection Millin ery Department is on Second Floor. ' . MONDAY'S ATTRACTIVE VALUES. 2fm New broad crown, rolling brim, 'ready-to-wear hats.' In hand- J . M f M 1 1 soma combination braids, trimmed in very newest Ideas. I I U B J y These are easily worth $2.60 IhtTO Big bunches new Carnations, 6C Bg bunches new Cherries, 25C The Leading Dress Goods House of the West. Be Sure and Attend Our Famous High Grade Dress Goods Sale. Commencing at 9 a. m.. Monday, we will sell ary $1.0" Voile In black or colors, and only one pattern to a. customer, at.. 69c 75c 89c 98c I 39 1 89 198 Any Winter or Fail Suitings at Exactly Half the Regular Price Everything here will be sold for this day exactly as represented In this ad, and no goods or colors reserved.- , Any $1.36 voile, la black or colors, at Any $1.80 voile, In block or coiors, at Any $1.9S voile. In blurk or colors, at Any $2 50 voile. In black or co'.ors, at Any $.100 voile, In black or r-dors, at 89c 98c I 39 I 89 I 98 Also Spring Mohairs In the Following Qualities: Any 75c Slclllian or Brtlilntlne, EOl :n oiacK or colors www Any $1.00 mohairs, black or colors, at Anv $1.25 mohairs, black or colors, t Any $1.50 mohairs, black or colors, tt Anv $2.00 mohnlra. black or colors, nr Any $2.S0 mohairs, black or colors, at Ar.y $3 00 or $3.50 mohairs, black or colors, at... r Special Sale Wool. Dress Goods. Domestic Dept. Monday 85c Scotch wool mixtures, new spring colorings, worth 85o pr yard, 4QQ B0 In. Slclllian, blues and blacks only. wonn i.a, cn. www Monday, per yard $S. In, Eng'Uh Henriettas, assorted colors and black, worth 39c, 25 C Wool Crepe de Chine, assorted colors and black, worth 3fc per yard. J9C Short lengths In wool dress novelties, worth up to $1.98, Monday at 49o and ... a3l Great March Furniture Sale. 111 Til Iti:t.l41ll F. lfMK Now Is the Time to Buy. Just Think of It. feral rrn Iron bed. Ilk cut, with H-lnrh brass rod at head and foot. In any color 'I QS you wish sale price only KVxj IV 1 ' i, J.- A -f : uir . plvan. Imitation mahogany. uphIterai .best graile velour, Jun like A R( rut sale price 4J Ssme larger slis Oet fur prices on furnlturo before buy ing. We can save you money. mm Bed Spreads 100 Gases Ded Spreads W carry th largest stock of d Spreads. We le4 them ' all In price.. 9c full alse Bed Spreads, 09 $1.10 full slxe Bed Spreads, 89C $1.26 full slxe Bed Spreads, 98C H.W full slxe. heavy fringed, cut IOC corner, each I &9 $300 full aixed, heavy fringed Bed I Eft Spreads, each I 9U S.&0 full alxe genuine Marseilles I TTC Bed Spreads, each 110 Wall Paper and Paints. 1 Grand dr. ring sale of Wall Paper and Taint.. To reduce our stock to make room for new good., we hnve cut the prloe In two. Tho beat grade of white blank., 3c per roll. Fine gold pnper 5c per roll and all other grade. In proportion. You should lnveMtljrate these bargain, before buy ing. The best grade of Ready Mixed Paint on the market, only 08c per gallon. Also Varnishes, Ktiiln., KnanieU, Brushes and Room Molding, all at greatly reduced price.. Lace Curtains Lace Curtains Real Irish Point ; Real Arabian Cord , Real Cable Net Real Nottingham . 6,400 pairs secured by our New York buyer at a great bargain. You get the benefit. Worth from S2 to $12 a pair. Go on sale Monday morning, March 7th, at 75c to $5.23 a Pair. t All new patterns. Each curtuln guaranteed perfect. Entir carpet and drapery department devoted to display of samples. Don't miss this sale. ' Lot 1-Worth $2.00-Monday Lot I Worth $4,00 Monday..' Let S-Vorth $4.00-Monday Lot 4 Worth $5. Monday 75c 1 94 2 23 2 93 Lot 6-Worth $.00 Monday Lot MVorth $6.50 Monday Lot T-Worth $7.25 Monday Lot 8-Worth $8.00 Monday 319 3 39 3 50 .4 25 Lot .-Worth $9.00-' Monday Lot 10 Worth $10.00 Monday Lot .l Worth $12.00 Morday Mail orders filled. I-lenty of experienced salespeople to make your selection easy Coma early. 4 39 450 .5 23 Bolld onk chlffonleres, ' R drawers, bevel plate gltidn lu'rior. Just like g ig Fame Tvithout glass '. $4.S5 lt.M iiniiiK f"-i(, .;,Kt like cut, r: bber t.ie. rubber hull c.ips f UC brake aixl p.i-nsol V.CJ Linens Linens 75c all linen Irish table damask 60o mercerized tablo damusk i. 60c bleached all linen table dnmask $1.00 doublo satin ftnlnli Irish tHble Mt.en .... $2.00 I 'learned satin daaia.sk napkins . .4Qc 39c 31c 75c 1.69 150 hemmed huck towels at , . S' blenched theetlng HI Inches ;".' Bt 2THc bleached rheetlng ' 1 yards wide .' (Tie L. I., sheeting, 36 Ini1ie-i wide - 20 vardi for 10c .2.3 ic 21ic 1.00 15c nRllHh long clotb Q 1$ Vards for 1 - Mardvare, Stoves, Housefurnishings. , s Special fjarch Sale of Housefurnishings. Great Bargains for Monday 60c embroideries, at JOc wash, ribbon, at. 25c ladles' neck wear, at (Qq " 00 adeB' ta,,or teit- 50c " ' ' Qg 60c ladles' tailor belts, 25C New Dress Trimmings, per yard, 2.to .. IOC All colors Silk Chiffon on Sale Monday,' at, yard 29c , We have secured the sample bolts of the Klauber Home Co. Embroidery House Pt New Tork. These gooda all come In complete matched sets of the very finest quality and latest designs. Prices Cut Just One-Half. SI Buys G2 Worth at This Sale- WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ZION CITY LACE FACTORY China Department Decorated plates, platters, bakers, sug-ars, aauc&rinea, bowls, covered iishes, etc. The odd pieces from dinner ar.d tea Cj sets, Monday while they last, choice.. 3 C Decorated cups and saucers, j'q Fine Imported Barnvian cup. and saucers, regular $125 per set valuo, RQ( Monday, per set wwl Decorated toilet sets, 39 30 Per Cent Discount on all Jardiniers. run JU l?rn O. K. Washers ...... .19 Folding; Ironing bed 09c Pioneer w:t.H board l?c 3prdon rake 1;C 8 'drawer spice cabinet tttn Coffee mills 1c Nickel crumb tray and scraper 1 Patent sink strainer c Set Pott's Irons . ..' 7!M J-o. $ copper bottom boiler '3j Ml willow clothes b.iskels 4o.: C.arden hoi IMiifn scrub brushes, .dr. Fine turkey duxters 13' l-jire nickel plioo trays (a 50-lts. flour cans Mli' THE STANDARD 8TKEL HANO? N ONE HETTER ON TtlS, MARKET WITH HIGH WARV.1NO CLCBE;T, AS UIC8TU8 LINED TUHOUOHOLT- , 0 Rls ' WABRANTHD A F1WB BAKKH ; t Groceries Groceries Groceries Always in the Load on Low Prices And Trading Stamps Vith Every Purchase. tl-lbs pure cane granulated sugar for $1.00 Fancy soda, oyster, butter or milk cramers Irse sacks cormneal liuckwbeat flour laife sacks iic 1-gullon oans fancy table syrup Vira-allon cans Tennessi.e s irghum 19-J f-lbs hand-picked navy beans C-lbs breakfast railed oats fie 6-lbs pearl, tapioca, liov, sago, barley or farina for Mincemeat, pkK l-lb pkg self-rlnlng pancake flour l ll pka; Imported macaroni The best coin starch, pks ectru. t elluloid, i. A Elustlc. Rl MHgnetlc starcn, pKg Pulk laundry starch, lb i $-lb cans solid packed tomatoes -lb cans hominy S-lb cans poston bnkel beans .. 1Mb cans rainkraut 8-lh cans rhubarb 2-lh cans wax or strlns; beans ., 8-lh ram Kalv Jutie peas -lb cans tablo perhes. apilcots, penrs. epa; or prreenirss-" luns...: 1-V Star or Horse Shoe tobacco lb 40c lHo So .....0 4o ti. or ...7c .. .30 .7'c ...7Hc ....RViC ...fi'.c .... 5o f3 7Vc pound 6o v DHIICD FR11T PAI.E. Irge California Prunes, per (.ound... la I, nine C'H'.lfortiia pta.'.hes, per pound.. T. ('hole I'lsuiied Currants, per pound. . (Vto N. Y. EvsrKirated Apples, per pound.. Ko Fancy teoed HV.hi-ih, per package... Po Fancy Hurllett Peurs. per lb . . l?-iO Fancy Moor ,ark Aprtema, j r pound Uv,a FRV'IT UK PA It I'M K NT Always In '.lie lead en low prises, a4 highest iiuality. Fancy large Highland ravel o'antva" etich JS Fnncy '.nrge TIlKhlund Juicy lemons each 1o California White Clover h.mey, rsck..1?(t California Whli f.qs., l-lb. pkg 7".'i J. ()0 WORTH T'tniNa PTAMP8 FREla T( EVERY Ci;ST)MK MOSOAY7 Wlth a bill of ;,,,,l', .'i nounllng to $S 00 end up, we will give $5 00 exira trading stamps free. This off'1.- will be good In all departments throughout the whola I store.' . RMS TWO IN FIERCE FIGHT Iowa Hen Engago in Affray witk Kami Bludgeon and RaTelvsr. BUT ONE ALIVE. AT END Of STRUGGLE Mam Who Went After His Wife Is Is4w Arrest for Harder After Being Cat with Halves. WINTERSET. la., March $.-After a ter rible fight. In which pistols and knives were freely used, John Thornborough, a young married man living neur here, shot and Instantly killed Fred Peacock and perhaps fatally wounded Peacock's father, a man of 0 years. Thornborough Is terribly gashed about the neck and face, but will recover, tie 1. In Jail under a charge of murder. The -fatal tight grew out of an effort upon the part of Thornborough to Indue his wife, from whom he la separated, to leave the Peacock home and accompany bim. lie drove there last night, made known his request, and young Peacock or dered him from the place. Wben he did not go, the young man sprang at him with knife and began slashing hm about the neck and face. The elder Peacock Joined In the fight, also using a knife. Twice Thornborough was felled 'to the ground. On the third attack he drew a pistol and Bred, the shot taking efftct In young Peacocks neck, killing him Instantly. Wheeling about he fired point blank at the elder Peacock, who was advancing with a neckyoke. The acond victim fell, shot through the neck and in almost the same place. ' MANY ATTEND PRIMARIES Continued from Eighth Page. IllfT of Kansas City will preach In the morning. At the evening service the pas tor, Rev J. H. Graves, will be assisted by Rev. C. W. Brewer of Des Moines, former pastor of the Fifth avenue, church, and Rev. J. W. Ablo of Carroll. chaffer tlel4 to Grand Jary. George' W. Bchuffer, charged with statu tory assault on his 13-year-old slats r-ln-luw, Ed a Oldenberg. was yesterday .bound over to await the action of the grand Jury by Justice Ouren. chaffer's ball was placed ut $800, which he promptly furnished. At 'he close of the testimony for the stste Friday evening Scbaffer's attorneye moved for a dismissal for lack of evidence, alleg ing that the testimony t the girl was un believable and unsupported. -On renaming the bearing yesterday morning Justice Ouren overruled the motion. No evidence was submitted for the defense, which had subpoenaed about fifty witnesses, It being admitted that the defense would be a gen eral denial of the charge. ,.P.Lr aison Co. rVemont N e tar 4 lilZmm'"f ' """"" '""1 tW" SH I -,- PAST WEEK IS BLlFKf SOCIETY. Beetle Loeal Wnaaaa'e CI a a Kater talas Omaha Women. Mr. and Mra. R. C. Edgrrton entertained at dinner Tutsday evmlug. Mra. D. W. Bushnell entertained Infor mally at whlat Friday evening. Mrs. H. H Van Rrunt entertained In formally at mhlat Thursday evening. Miss Sample of Harvard, Neb., ai the g-ueet of Misa Blanche Carlgg of Olen av enue. Mra.. J. R. Earenflght of StuUman atreet entertained at carda and at a dinner Fri day. Mrs. J. 8 Anderson of Seventh avenue iave an Informal evening at cards Uon ay. . Mrs. Curtis Ouren of Park avenue en tertained Informally at cards Friday afternoon. I Dr. and Mrs J. H Cleaver entertained a few frtetida Informally at dinner ThursOa evening. Misa pigaooa waa hostess to a few of her frirnda Wrdnesday evening at ber home os Fori a avenue. Miss Cora Harle will entertain the mem bers of the Euchre ciub at her home Sat urday afternoon. Miss McDonald of Madison avenue was bueleas at an Informal evening given at h.r home Tuesday Mrs. Kevin C lescher of Galesburg. III., was the guest tf her sister. Mrs. V. K. Hender of Fifth avenue, last week. She returned to ber noma Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Iavls J. Gates entertained I lf Xrluuds Inloruially Moudajr evening In honor of Mr. Oatea' twelfth birthday, he being one of the February -ers. , Mra Killpack of Willow avenue enter tained T number of friends informally at her home Friaay inirmwn. i Mrs. E. J. Gilbert enlertsl.ied at a ken- : slngton Wednesday In compliment to Mis : Bennlckie of Carthage, Mo. j Mr and Mrs. Lougee entenaineu n um ner Tuesday evening, their guests being a number of neighboring friends. The members of the V'nlverslty club were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Forrest Hmlth. Mra. H. A. Searle of Bluff street enter tained at an afternoon tea Wednesday. Eight guests were in attendance. Mrs. O. A. Robinson of First avenue en tertained the women of the First Christian church and their, friends at a kenalngton. Mrs. Victor K. Bender entertained the members of the Woman's Whist club at her home on Fifth avenue Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Swsnson of Park avenue aaa hos tess at a kenalngton given to a number of her friends at her home Thursday after noon. Mrs. M. 8. Rawlea and daughtera. Melva and Wilms, of Toledo, O., are guests of Mrs. Rawlea' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H Bradley. Mrs. W. II. Travis, formerly of this city, but now of Cleveland. O., was In the city the laut week, the guest of Mrs. Charles Woodbury. 4 Mrs.' J. H. Gorham entertained a number of neighboring women at a fancy arena party given at her home on Seveoth ave nue Tuesday. evening. Mrs. Lane, assisted by Mrs. Roberts, will entertain tho womi-n f Grace episcopal rhurch at Lenten tea Friday afternoon at her home, 217 East Broadway. The literature department of the Coun cil Bluff Woman s club met at the dub room Friday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Bwalne was leader of the meeting. Mrs. Roseoe Lfnwii. assisted by MUs Florence Denny, will entertain the mem bers of the physical culture department of the Council Bluffs Woman's club at the home of the former, on Seventh street, Wednesday afternoon from $ to ft. Mr. and Mra. gvenke Boysen have Issued Invitations for a celebration of the twenty-fifth aanlvorsary of their marrlnse Man h 12, hi Maccabee hall in the Drown building. Over l' invitations have been issued. Mr. and Mr. Koysrn were mar ried in Clinton, la., in 1H71. J. M. Dollarhide was pleasantly surprised by a number of his neighbors and friends Thursday evening In celebration of the fifty-third anniversary of his birthday. The self-invited but none the less welcome guests came provided with refreshments and all other requisites for an enjoyable evening. The membere of the Tuesday Ottrnvm History club were entertained Tuesday aft ernoon at the home of Mra. E. C. Kmlih. Mra. J. I. Templeton, president of the club presided. Among tliojte taking part In the program were: Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. 8an. Mrs. Schnorr, Mrs. bhuart. Mrs. 8. H. Snyder and Mrs. J. K. Cuoper. Mr. and Mra. Thomas Itlshtoa of IA Hut- liaon street entertained at a charmingly appointed family dinner last Sunday in celebration of the fortieth anniversary of their wedding The gutsts were Mr. and Mr. C. Clipper. Misa Ruth Crippen. Mr. and Mis. Henry Rlsliton. Mr. bland filth ton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maxnld and Mr. md Mis. D. Robb os Omaha 8. nil re Davie LhvoI perforated 1st ceremony forty years ago and of those who witnessed It only five are now living. The members of the art department of the Council Bluffs Woman's club will give the flrat of the two lectures on American art, which Is to be given In this city un der their auspices. Monday evening at the club rooms, third floor of Merrlam block. The lecture will be gives by Mr. E. O. Fitch. The subject will be "Early Ameri can Art." and will be Illustrated by over 10U stereoptlcon pictures. Mis Caroline Dodge has returned front an extended eastern trip. While absent Mis Dodge visited friends In New York City, Washington and Baltimore. Pairing her stay In New York City Miss Dodge was a part of ths time a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dawson, formerly of trie Reglster-Ieader of Des Moines and who are well known In this city. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson are now engaged In editorial work on the Globe an New York City end are well pleased with their new field of work. The social event of the week was the "house warming" given by the members of the household economics department of the Council Bluffs Woman's club to the members of the same department In the Omaha Woman's club Thursday cf:ernoon at the club's new heme In the Merriuin block. The room were prettily decorated with cut flowers and ferns. The guests of honor were received by Mrs. A. R. Woodford, leader of the department, who waa attired in a charming black and white creation trimmed In lace, and Mra. C. M. Weir In a daintily pietty gown of white organdie tied with white satin ribbons. The feature of the afternoon's entertain ment was a series of living pictures of Gibson design, Mrs. W. Jacob presiding at the piuno. Among the picture were: "The Bachelor's Supper." "Love Confessional." "The Last Quet." "The End of Summer," "Love Flies (Jut of the Window . When Poverty Enters," "An Old Melody" and others Those participating on the program were Mrs. A. R. Woodford, Mrs Weir. Mrs. M. Dent, Mre Hicks, Misa Mulhol Uind. VI) ss Jo Blxby. Miss Helen Blxby, Miss Grace Woodford and little Marian Loomls, who made an Idesl Cunll. A musical number given by Miss Hailtton completed the pmgrsm. A four-course banquet followed, rerved from small tables decorated with spring (toners la the club colors of yellow and white. Mrs. A. R. Woodford was toaat master. Toasts were drank to Mrs. pugh of Omaha. Mrs. Parrott of Waterloo, Mi. Townsend of Omaha and M!t-e Mary E. O Dunnell of this city. Response were made by Mrs. Walter 1. Smith, Mrs. P. J. Montgomery and Mrs. E. J. Towslee of this city. Presiding at the tubles were: Mr. J. E. Hunter. Mrs. M. Dent, Mrs. Weir, Mrs. H A. Messmor. Mr. Olsen, Mrs. Roscoe Lemeii, Mrs. F A. Blxhy, Mrs. Page Morrison. Mrs. GsfTird. Mrs. Edward Canning, Miss Mary E. O'Donnell and Miss Helene Hi shy. The Omaha guest were: Mra. F. If. .Cols, president of Omaha Woman s club; Mrs. C. If. Townsend, leader of the household economics deuartment ; Mrs. H B. Kelley, Mrs. Mary Pugh of household ecorMmle department of the Bellevue college. Mrs. H. S. Jaynee, Mrs. K. II. Tone, Mrs. A. Darlow, Mrs W. K. Ieivls. Mrs. O. P Moorehead. Mra. R. F. t arpenter. Mr. F. B Smith Mrs. W. L. Beard. Mrs. H. B. Beard. Mrs. J. A. Kaley. Mrs. C. H. Chlssm. Mrs F. W. Carmtchael. Mrs. P. R. Ward. Mrs. C W. Hnye. Mrs. John Haarmon, Mrs. Edwar. Johnson. Mr. T. 8 Grlgor. Mrs. F. 8. McLsfferty. Mrs F, 8 Owen. Mrs. E. U Stone, Mrs. F. J. Bur nette. Mrs I. R. Andrew Mrs. J. Tou lass, Mrs. J. C. Downing, Mrs. K. a Nee!, Mrs. A. 8. Mattson, Mrs. E. P. Lulen, Mrs W. H. Gates. Mi. B. E. Betebeiuier, Mrs! F. W. Graham, Mrs. Thomas Henry Smith, Mrs N. H. , Nelson, Mr. Frank Heller, Miss McHugfi and Mis Uda Wilson. One of the most novel and enjoyable en tertainments of the season was Uie child ren s birthday party" given at the home of Mrs. J. P. Organ, Monday afternoon. 'A he occasion was the eleventh birthday anniversary of Mrs. Orgaji, the gueata be ing the members of the Ideal club. Tne Mist part of the afternoon waa given over to the usual program. Mrs. N. C. lhllllps giving a very interesting and complete re view of Jaooo Kns "Children of the Poor." followed by the Shakespearian pro gram, and two original poems lead by M s Phillips and Mra. Organ, vrfuelr for the afternoon was furnished by Mrs. H. B. Jennings. At "the close of the program a buffet luncheon was served. The ceiiler- Ciece of the serving table was a large Irlhday cake bukej by the piesiden. oi the club, Mrs. Thomas Metcalf. and adorned with eleven tiny lighted tapers. A feature of the rake was a number of good luck symbols which It contained Hinoi.g '.hem being a silver piece, which fell to the share of Mrs. B. H. Terwilllgrr. Be sides the twenty-flve regular mem here In attendant e two .'.otiorary inemlwrs, Mrs. Tra"ls of Ohio 4id Mrs. A W. Rlekman of Chadron. Neb., were In attendance. The club will meet Tuesday with Mra. Metcalf. The English lif-.rsture program will be given. Those amls.Jrg on the program are Mrs. W. H. Dv.'ley. Mra. A L. Qteveds and Mrs. Metoalf. Mrs. Hyndahaw will be In charge of current aventa. Rlavsrold la for Hearst. DEB MOINES, March 6-(8perlaI Tele gram. The democrats of Ringgold held the flrs democratic county convention of the yearltoday and. endorsed the candi dacy Of Hearst for president. The Hearst people have headquarters opened here and are at work all over the state and they de clare that this Is only the beginning of a sorles of early convention to be held for Hearst that will Influence all the state. OFFERS PniZES FOR tiOOD COIIV lew Commissioner filves Monona Conaty Boys I nance. ONAWA, la... March 6. (8peclal.)-WIU C. Whiting, lepreeentlng our commission to '.the St. Louis exposition, Is out with an l offer to Monona county boys to enter the I corn contest fur IM, and says: "Let mc knew the kind of corn you wish, also yaur ag,e and the township you live in. I have arranged for the low Silver Mine corn, u corn that will do, well on light upland soli; nlso the Iowa Qold Mine corn which, when planted on rich land, la a good y leader and matures In from 10C to 115 day. I will also have Reld's, Yellow Dent, the same kind I had lust year. Asa Turner. ;he win ner of the "Whiting Trothy," haa kindly sent ma one 'bushel of his choice. Held Yellow Ient. which will be given to you boys. I will also have the Lotrul Tender. which Is a corn that should haye alKint i;o j days to mature. This corn 1 have arranged , for from Nims Bros,, who huve won first premium In the state for several years. .The first i) boys between 11 Mid 18 ye,ir of age who apply ran euch hare two pounds of corn. All boys Unit rwcivJ seed Inst year can have M-ed ng.iln, even If .they are paBt IS years, flic Institute will be held at Mnplotou this year. Vou are expected to bring ten ears of the variety you receive, for which I will give the fol lowing premiums: First premium, ono course In this Hloux City Correspondence of j Agriculture, $10; second premium, $5 rash; third premium, $4 cash; rourth premium, $3 cash; fifth premium, $2 oash; next five best, $1 each; next fivo best, HO cents each. If the boy winning first premium has already bought the course In agriculture I ha uiil rmlva rnsh. Prof. F. 8. Lark will help distribute) corn and you should apply not later than April I The Oelny in announcement bus bocn ' iiused by my not being able to pro cure the tip lit kind of seed sooner. Three Are Sentenced. UOONK. la., Miir.li 5 (Special Tele- i gram.) Judge Whltaker sentenced Ed Air- hart to five year for Hssault, Glen Spurgln, two years for highway robbery, rind FTed Will ox, live year In the reform school -for highway robbery. They wen? taken to the penltoiitlury tonight by Sheriff Foster. Senten.-e amue draft to I'rianu, WASHINGTON. M irch B. Justice Prl'ch ard today overruled the motion of Kainuel A. Orolf, one of the r'-cciilly t j-.ivl'ied de fendant in the poniofll.-e t.l.il, and sen tenced bim to two v-urM In the Mound vllle penlteiulury anil to pay a fine of 10,oh, sentence to V.ryin on arrival at the penitentiary, tlroff immediately funilahed I bond for l-'fl.'iOO pending tin nppeul J P-- rrnr. ,-; in r i ' r .,- T it f 7 CAN P"V CATHARTIC ,.0 ee .etr i"" J ANNUAL SALE TEN MILLION COXES Greatest In the World MILLION HAPPY AMERICAN CHILDREN ara "kept healthy with CAPOAR ETU Candy CatUartlo. Oood words spoken by their znaoiaa fur CAfcCAHETSto other niamaa have made CAP.CAHB.T8 eux5aril until tlia aaie now Is over A MILLION UOX1U A MONTH. Wby doUHlafolkellkeCAJJCARETBI Because they ara a eweet, pain table, fragrant llttla tablet taata vuod, do rood never grip nor gTipe-- but act gently, naturally, poattlvely. Medidue that a child dislike will rotdoltmu'ih good. Cr.udran ara always ready to take CArJCARETU. THU Pi-Hi hC'l' 110Mb UiilFJINE,ssk for them and ara kept baaitby always and fcfciDst, tiia daiiKor cf chihood's ailments. Bast tor the Kovrela. All di-utfij.ate. lOouftc, t:. NkVklt bOLD IN ULJL. Tba etiulne tablet stetcpad GCC. biunple a-;d b ooklet fr'a. Ad1i- eiei Lin hoccedy Co Cblca-o 'or New York. n