TUP OMAITA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JTJ2?E 26, U0.
EMBROIDERED WAIST PATTERN
SALE
W place on sale Monday Fmbroldered
Waist Patterns, tn linens, BwIm and
Oxford cloth regular price $1.50 to $7.W
ai price. ) r(
per pattern, UU down ta i.JJ
BfflTDBS
THB RELIABLE ITOHB.
SEMI-ANNUAL PRE-INVENT0RY SALE OF SILKS
To reduce this great stock of silks tn quickest possible time we wilt
make prices Monday that will be a revelation to all who attend this
WONDERFUL CLEARING SALE OF SILKS
25c EMBROIDERY APPLIQUES
4f,c YARD
We place on sale Mondsy a beeottfiil line
of sample pieces of Appllqae and Medal
lion Embroideries, worth up to tfc a
yard, snle price,. . Aln
per yard l W
Great Pre-lnventory Sale
Women's Ready Made Garments-Suits, Waists, Skirts at 25c
to 35c on the Dollar.
Such treat values were never before
seen at this season of tha yean Thar are
Imply beyond comparison.
Beaatlfal 811k gaits
Exquisite In fabric, stylish design, unsur
passlngly beautiful In colorings and pat
terns. We ahow twice aa many as any
house In Omaha the greatest values you
aver saw. 12-00
at, 18.60, $16.00 and ''uu
Key Walk Baits fS.OO, fS.S
. aad f2.M.
Tha lady who buys Monday Is sure of a
bargain. She will feel proud of her suit.
They ara the most enticing values yet of
fered. Haadseaae Waal "aits
That have been selling; for 140.00, $30.00 and
Jjo.00 an elegant line to select from
your choice at $20.00, $l 00 fi Oft
$10.00 and 'uu
O.OO Walking Skirt fa. DC.
Et amines, Blrlllans, Panamas elegant gar-ments-wcrth
up to $4.00- O OS
cholca Monday
Walking a ad Dress Skirts fS.OO.
' Sicilians, Panamas, broadcloths, cheviots
serges, in checks.- stripes. PIaldJ
plain colors, worth up to $10.00. 5,00
your chotca.. ...
Children's Dresses 49c
A nobby Una of Wash Dresses that ars
on sale at -
EXTRA SPECIALS.
From S18O Till iOO A. M.
Women's Lawn Klmonas, In dark 2Rc
colors, at.. , aic
i (
3 X
K Si
Stylish Dress Skirts.
Votles, 1 Panamas, Sicilians, trimmed with
several rows of taJTeta, 115.01 to $18.00
jtondaV choice...' ,8Q0
A yaast Entielna; Bargrata
In beautiful Waists. In all styles, Including
the Bertha, lace . yoke, laca trimmed
sleevesj etc. They are certainly well
worth 14.60. Tour choioe fln
. ...............
Monda
Pram '
Oraat Waist Psrehaie
Large Eastern Maaafaetarer.
iO-Wtmca'! Waists f2.SO.
lace and many other
fana ilncna. aff etna.
beautiful materials, an Immense variety
ofstjMeB, worth, up to $6.00, 50
Freaa iOO. Till Si30 A. M.
Women's Lawn and Calico
wrappers, hi
,49c
Woman's Cloth Capes
1.00, a.OO and S3.DO,
About ,ne-.uartsr their actual value.
Clearing Sale of Low Shoes
"All Oxfords and Clippers at less than regular prices. We do not wish to carry
vsf any of this season's Oxfords and Slippers, so hava marked all down within
reach of TOUR pocketboolc
Women's $2.60 and $3.00 Oxfords and Juliets-misses' $1.88 and $150 Slippers, red or
black-men's $1.86 Linen Bals (very cool) little gent s $1.60 tan calf Q8c
Bals
Brooks wros." ss.w ana S3.au wtii ana xurn uxwrat-paicm aiu, pawn iim ,
r-. If mnA viol S VJ
H u " --.,1 iuvi.M ..u Hal. wAmam'ai f AA ton a nil filaolr A affcaC.
anvil B M.W V Ulin ai,U AIAUIMl vausua. bmmw vmxm ,111
Turn or Welt Shoes
Men's $2.60 and $3.00 Calf or Vlcl Kid fiQ
Oxfords - U3
milld'a Ma KK n&tent Roman fitran Sandals Child's $1.00. $:11 Patent or kid
Btrap auppers-r-cnua s si o: sample enoes, duiiou or .ace misses i.w - r.(Jr .
Canvas Shoes
Youths' Tennis Oxfords MONDAT 4 fir!
fivi.v - . tUU
Misses' $2.26 Chroioe Patent RQ'
Calf - - ,'oy
( .DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS ALL DAT IN OUR TWO BIG SHOE DEPART-v
MKNT8. Sols agents for tha STETSON, CROSSETT and JOHN MITCHELL Shoes
for' men and the ULTRA and GROVBR shoes for women. No trouble to wear theer'
hoes, sV, they ara made to FIT your feet. We carry the biggest line of GROVER
noM west of Chicago.
Hardware, Stoves and
Housefurnishings
Hot Weather
Bargains m Basement
J T 1
i mi i Hi
Wood Frame Wringers, J Q
t Burner Oasollne Stoves, 239
Screen Doors, 59C
...lie
...19c
..15c
...95c
Best Screen Cloth,
at
Hardwood Adjustable Screens,
at
!6xM Screen Frames,
at
Oil Finished Screen Doors,
at
Inch Rubber Hose, 5g
49c
19c
........ 9c
Hardwood Hose Reels,
at ,
Admiral Lawn Sprinklers, .
at
Steel eink Brushes. ...
at
Cooper Bottom Boilers, 69C
National Gasoline Ovens,
at i. 7,... ......
.1.39
Connecticut Food Chopper, 79c
THE CROWN BTBEL RANGE A very handsome, first elasa, up-to-date range. Large
. oven, fine baker, Babenfoa lined, duplex grate for wood or ooal. Thla 07 )
range generally aells for $36 we aell them for tJM
REFRIGERATORS We have a full line of flrat clasa refrigerators and ice cheats, all
made of hard wood, very handsome design, in sine, galvanized Iron or QS
White enameled lined, up from
WPJ 8TILL HAVE A LITTLE OF THAT FINE BLUB AND WHITE ENAMELED
WARE WHICH WU ARB CLOSING OUT AT ABOUT HALF PRICE OR LESS.
From S ratll 9 O'clock Moaday
Morals.
1.000 ysrds plain allka, fancy silks Und fou
1,000 yards plain silks, fancy allks and Fou
up to tl.00, a
aC only.... sZ5C
Front BtflO ratll lOiSO O'clock
Moaday Moraine;.
60 PIECES COLORED TAFFETA Peau
de Relne and Loulsene, all plain colored
allka, suitable for shirt waist suits,
dresses snd petticoats. Silks that actu
ally sell from 76o to $1.25,
at, only OVC
Tha
Following Prices
All Day.
Will Prevail
BLACK TAFFETA 1$ Inches wide Ira.
ported, value $1.00 RH-
sale price OUW
BLACK TA FFET A 17 Inches wide
domeetlc worth $1.25 f(in
sale price -
BLACK PEAU' DE SOIE J7 Inches wlds
allke on both sides extra f ((
heavy-worth $2.00-for I.Ulf
TARD WIDE BLACK PEAU DE SOIE
F
at
For coats, worth $1.75, i 1f
a a v
TARD WIDE BLACK PEAU DB SOIE
For coats, worth $2-60. 1,39
A Claarlagr Up af Silks for Salts Be
fara laveletagr.
THE NEW STRIPE SILKS FOR SHIRT
. WAIST SUITS 100 pieces In all, AQn
latest colors In this sale, at VV
i
The finest silk produced. In best styles and
colors. To make 'a clean sweep, silks
that sold up to $1.60, rOr
Monday JVC
Pre-lnventory Furniture ' Bargains
The Goods Must Co. Don't Miss This Sale Monday.
MML ORDERS FILLED
For several days if sent in at once. (Excepting on one hour items.) A description of what you want,
at price you wish to pay, will secure you biggest silk bargain of times.
COMMENCING
MONDAY MORNING
YE START OUR SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARING SALE
ODD LINES OF
Waistings, Suitings and
Summer Dress Fabrics
PRICED BO LOW THAT ALL MAT BHJ CLEARED OUT BT
JULY 1ST, WHEN OUR INVENTORT FOR THB
HALF TEAR IS TAKEN.
Remember you will have qualities to choosa from, as our
stock Is always larger than all other Omaha, Wash Goods stocks
combined.
Prices In This Sale Are For Getting
Rid of Wash Goods
Swiss Dress Goods, yard and a quarter wide, good 10c
range of colors, go at, yard , ivrw
Suitings, in all the popular colors and weaves, 4 Cp
(300 pieces in this lot), go at, ysrd
611k Mousselltne (embroidered), all colors, (no black), tha OEc
best grade manufactured, at, yard afccrw
White Walatlnga, long odd pieces from our extra line, worth up
to 76o a yard, (all new), 2Rc
go at, yard 6 uv
Fanoy Heavy Linen Suitings, 60o to 86o fabrics, flQn
(67 pieces left), go at, yard JJ' v
White and Cream French Voile, 40-inch, fanoy Rftc
weaves, sold at $1.00, go at, yard kjkj
The Greatest Pongee Fabric
Is made from silk and linen, full 87 Inches wide, smooth, even
thread, splendid permanent luster, will outwear any fabric of
the same weight over manufactured. Can be had now in our
Wash Dress Gooda Department. Colors tan, champagne, light
blue and white. Actually the bese UTILITY WASH TRr
FABRIC MADE. Worth $1.25 yard, on sale here, at 'Jw
Clearing Prices in Our High Crade
Dress Goods Department
V0ILESI VOILESll V01LESUI .
Wool Voiles, Silk and Wool Voiles all on
sale Monday at one-half price. Starting at $1.50
a yard and Including all our 1.75, $1.98, $2.50
and $2.98 quality, in plain and fancy.' One pat
tern to a customer at one-half price.
$160 Priestley's or Lupin's make, 75 C
$175 Priestley's or Lupin's make, 874 C
$198 Priestley's or Lupin's make. 99c
$2.60 Priestley's or Lupin's make, i OH
for
$2.98 Priestley's or Lupin's make, , f AQ
for i.
58- inch Priestley's Black Sicilian, extra heavy weight and fine allk
finish our $1.25 quality 7 Sir
for Monday only
66-lnch Priestley's Blue Sicilian, extra heavy, high silk finish our
11.60 quality 4 ((
for Monday's sale only .JJ
62-Inch Black, Blue and Brown Blolllan $1.00 quality AVn
for Monday
Eyes v You?
BRING THEM TO OUR
OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
And Nave Toera Cirtfur Attended T. Alwiys Iht Lowut Pricti
SUIT CASILS
E3T QUALITY,
BSST STYLES
LOWEST. ffUC8
Will uv you men ey en any style, glse or auallty Suit Cast you want to buy. Our
Cwet tra fuarantcea. Best mtdt. No better at price. Come in and look at them.
elWIC CABRr Jk. dOISFXiBTS XaXXV JC 1
SPECIAL SALE CONTINUES MONDAT Solid leather suit cases, worth A Qfi
in a 1IA (V). Villi r r.hnlcA ............ S
Mj. .v .
20c Wash Laces
ic Per Yard
An Immense line of Wash Laces, with In
sertlngs to match, worth 10c, 15c and
irfr?0 : 4iC
$2.C0 ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES, QQr
per yard '. 'O
$1.00 ALL-OVER EMBROIDEKtlU, rOr-
per yard , UVV
In single and double widths suitable for
shirt waists.
200 yards Sewing Thread, 4n
at V
Aluminum Thimbles, Jg
10c
VeaturiAit raturf.
nly. ..29.00
niyrr. : 27.00
$.W Ladles Desk, qu4rter-sawed r UB
golden oak. at U.OO
...65c
HUNDREDS OF OTHER EQUALLT
GOOD BARGAINS. SEE THEM.
$.M Five Drawer Oak Chiffonier, 47ft
$7.(5 Five Drawer Oak Chiffonier, R Q (t
with gloss, at ,000
$4.W Quarter-Sawed Oak Rocker, 293
$160 Sewing Rocker, braes arm, On
wood or cane seat, at a"
$20.00 Bed Room Suit Swell front, top drawers In
dresser and commode, 20x24 bevel plate R
glass on dreeser, only lJiJJ
A lot Of odd Dresxers great snap,
at, $10.5u, $$.o0, $8.60 and
$16.00 Combination Bonk Case and Desk,
golden finish, great bargain, at
$36.00 Sofa Bed. upholstered In best grade A Rfl
verona, a bargain, at 'JVf
...7.50
.10.50
golden oak, at.
Golden Onk India Stools
at
v liiiiiuHiiyii.uiiii"'miiiiuiiiiiUiJlllj,"A
Startling Rug Prices.
Uayden Bros, make big purchase of rugs at lowest prices yet.
We got in before prices were adjusted for the season by the lead
ing manufacturers, and are going to give our customers the benefit.
Monday, June 27, Begins Sales from the
Great Purchase.
9x12 Wilton velvet rugs
tha $26.00 kind Monday
$-SxlO-t Royal Axmlnster rugs
$26.00 kind Monday
txl'J Royal Axmlnster rugs
$27.60 kind Monday
Ixll wool top Brussels rug
the $16.60 kind Monday
$xlt famous Bhlroi rugs same
sides the $20.00 kind
Monday .; ...
17.50
17.50
19.00
12.50
on both
15.00
t-Sxl0-4 'best body Brussels
through and through
$27.60 knd-Monday
tx$ Wool top Brus-eVi rug
tha $10.00 kind Monday ....
9x9 wool top Brussels rug
the $12.60 kind-Monday
9x10 wool top Brusssels rug
the iib.uo xina Monaay ...
rugs wov.tv
. 22.60
...7.25
...9.50
.10.00
No miter seams all regular woven rugs desirable designs
nnl rtnlftltiwti mlmr trt 1 1 3 f 1 DO PV.11 onA CfnA VlaaTr1 Wa hflva t ll 1
goods.
at
Dress Shields, best,
per pair
WE ARB SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
ZION CITT LACES IN OMAHA. Tou
aave 00 per cent on this clasa of laces by
buying the home product
Flannel Department Clearing Sale
6c
15c fancy stripes, book fold lino
Zephyr Ulngnams, at, yard. . .
12c extra wide and beavy
Shaker Flannel, at yard U2v
BED SPREADS
Another great sale of Cotton
Flannel, 30 in. wide, at, yard.
1 case fine check Apron
Gingham, at, yard
BED SPREADS
Ac
5c
40 Inch wide Sllkoline,
at, yard
15c Drapery Cretonne,
at, yard
BED SPREADS
.5c
8c
$1.50 white fringed Bed Spreads, Marseilles patterns, beau
tiful designs, neary knotted iringe, "oC
$1.00 extra heavy white honeycomb Bed Spreads, hand
some Marseilles patterns, made from the beet f.Ct A
yarn, beautiful raised patterns, each..... HJC
PRE-INVENT0RY SALE LINENS
Him r fmR r ti'rt f r
a '
MONDAY WILL BE A RECORD BREAKER. NOTE A FEW
PRICES BELOW:
Silver Bleached Napkins, pure linen, a big
bargain at $1.60 a duzen - GQm
sale price, dosen
Glass Toweling. IS Inches wide; linen finish,
III reu hjiu uiuo cnecn, reKuiiu- pilvv iuv
yard, only 10 yards to a cue- Kr
tomer, at, yard..... vw
10,000 yards of White Goods on" on btf,
square, consisting of India Linons, I .awns,,..
Dimities, Check Nainsooks, Lace Strliiea,.
Open JWork, etc., flry
at, per yard, 10c 7Ho and -'w
15 yards Bleached Muslin, rfto 4 fJO
value( Monday only, for m w
Utlca Mills Unbleached Sheeting, I yards
wide, regular 23c value, on - . f fif
apeclaf sale, at, per yard , uw
Ready Made" Sheet bleached WxOd, regular
65o quality, on special sale, 39C
Bleached Union Table Damask, regular
price 35c, on Monday only,
at, per yard , ""
Hayden's Grocery Department
Always In the LeadGoods the Freshest Prices Always the
Lowest Everything Guaranteed.
10 bars best Laundry Soap for 36o
iS-lb. sack High Patent Minnesota
Flour $1W
Large sacks Comment 12Ho
Qood Japan Rice, per lb $Vo
X Celo, Vigor, yim. Malta Vita, Egg-
O-See, Nutrlta er Force, per pkg 7Ho
Finest Pearl Tapioca, Farina, Sago or
Barley, per lb $tto
Fancy Alaska Salmon, par can fo
011 Sardines, psr can..... o
The best Corn Starch, per pkg 4o
Best bulk Laundry Starch, per lb $Ho
The beat Macaroni, per pkg Btto
$ bars Wool or Armour's White Soap... lOo
Largs bottles Pickles, any kind, you
want V4o
Large bottles pure Tomato Catsup SVfce
$-lb. can solid packed Tomatoes Ttto
l-lb. can Boston Baked Beans SHo
New Tork Ring Apples, per lb 7V4o
English cleaned Currants, per lb 7Ho
London Layer Raisins, per lb.., 7o
Iarge Italian Prunes, per lb.,.,.,.....,,, lo
Fancy Mulr Peaches, per lb 7a
The very best full grass Creamery But
ter, per lb ' 20o
OMAHA'S FRESH FRUIT HEAD
QUARTERS. Delicious, large, Juicy Pineapples, each. 7Ha
Large, Juicy Seedless Lemons, per dos.. Uo
Large, juloy Sweet Oranges, per doa.. Uo
California White Figs, per pkg so
TEAS AND COFFEES.. ,
Good Rio Coffee, per lb.......-., .....13)
Oolden Santos Coffee, per lb 16o
H. B. C. Special Blend, per lb , Wfca
B. F. Japan, Oolong, English Break-,
-fast or Sundried Japan Tea, per lb... t6o
Choice Tea SI f tings, per lb.......... UHo
NEBRASKA AT ST, LOUIS FAIR
Commissioner Miller Talki of tha Antelope
V State's Showing at Exposition.
MOVING PICTURE THEATER IS A BIG HIT
Leeatloa af Nebraska Exhibit la Aarrl
aaltaral Palace Makes It Mara
Caaspleaaas Tkaa It Waala
Ba la atata Balldlag.
Judge Matt Miller of David City, member
of the Nebraska commission to the Louis
iana Purchase exposition, is in the city
on his return from ' visit of about two
weeks at .Nebraska headquarters' on the
St. Louis fair grounds. Judea Miller is
more than delighted at the Nebraska dis
play and said:
"As a matter of fact, the Nebraska show
tng Is the best state exhibit on the grounds.
J do not say this as a matter of self-elation,
but as an absolute fact. The Ne
braska exhibit is located in the most con
spicuous pnrt of the Agricultural palace,
and Its arrangement Is such as to command
Immediate attention, and from 2,600 to 3.600
persons visit It dally. The moving picture
theater, depicting agricultural scenes in
Nebraska, is the only exhibition of the
kind at the exposition, and the exhibitions
are going on constantly, with thousands
of enthuslastlo spectators enjoying them.
The pictures number about 100 and repre
sent all the phases of farm work, plowing,
harvesting, threshing, corn planting, corn
husking, cattle feeding, csttle branding,
dairy scenes, range and ranch scenes, etc.,
that attract the wldeat publlo Interest.
Then the Nebraska corn, small grain, for
age .grasses, fruit, dairy exhibits, etc., are
by far the best in the big building, and are
so compact aa to keep Nebraska constantly
to the front, and they are constantly ad
mired. We have adopted the rule there
that Nebraska products are to ba seen
and handled if so desired. They are
wtlhln reach and not disfigured with re
strictive notices or cards of Hands Off,'
but the visitor Is at liberty to examine
them to his heart's content Right ad
Joining the exhibits Is the best room, pro
vided with easy chairs, writing materials
and all ths Nebraska dally papers, and our
assistants are Instructed to extend every
possible civility and courtesy to visitors.
It is the only place in the big building
where you can get a drink of good Ice
water free of cost. Wa have an abundance
And many otter painful and serious
ailments from which most mothers
suffer, can be avoided by the use of
"MltBlfl rfleiL" This great remedy
is a God-send to women, carrying
them through their most critical
ordeal with safety and no pain.
, No woman who uses ''Motlier'S Frlcnl" need fear the suffering
and danger incident to birth; for it robs the ordeal of its horror
and insures safety to life of mother and child, and leaves her in
a condition more favorable to speedy recovery. The child is
good natured. Our book v M l 11 1 !
Rfrtfli.rVii-wr1 ia tvnrvri I ..II IN II I.J
UUUW U UUI
is wortn
its weight in pold to every
. woman, and will be sent free in plain
a 4 a a ..
envelope by addressing application to I J j
. Crcdr.dJ Regulator Co. Atlanta, G a. Li Li U
1.
Ere
MX
of literature descriptive of Nebraska for
free distribution. Including a new map of
the state In a vest pocket folder, showing
the land opsn for entry under the Klnkald
bill, and also showing ths Rosebud reserva
tion, shortly to be thrown open for entry.
Nebraska la Caaspleaaas.
"Tou know, of course, that Nebraska has
no isolated building, the entire exhibit, rest
room and theater being close together In
the Agricultural palace. We want every
Nebraskan to know and feel that the Ne
braska headquarters Is his home while on
the greunda He can have his letters .ad
dressed to him care of the Nebraska head
quarters, Agricultural palace. Then we
have a check room where the visiter can
leave his packages or grips with the assur
ance that they will be taken care of..
"Twenty times mora people visit the Ne
braska exhibit than any other state ex
hibit and we ars getting a great advertise
ment. This shows tha wisdom of the com
mission in expending the money appro
priated for the purpose on the exhibits
rather than upon a - useless and scarcely
visited building In some remote part of the
grounds. None of ths state appropriation
has yet been touched, so we have that in
reserve for the remainder of the exhibition,
and It will enable us to keep Nebraska
right at the front all the time. New pic
tures ara being constantly added to the
moving ploture theater. Our agricultural
sxhlblt is not the only one we have. We
have a splendid display of fruits In Horti
cultural hall, and the eduoational exhibit
la not surpassed by any among tha educa
tional exhibits. The Omaha schools figure
very prominently and creditably In the
school display. I could talk to you for
hours, and then not half tell all we sra
doing there for the glory of the best state
In the union, our own Nebraska.
"The commission will meet at Nebraska
headquarters July L and .should any of you
ba there, coma and see us. Come anyhow,
at any and all times, and make yourselves
perfectly at borne."
The outcome of his work will mean reve
lations concerning the richness of the fos
slllferous strata of the far west beds which
rival the greatest bone fields of Europe. -
Scientists Caaspares Fossils.
BERKELEY, Cel., Juns . To compare
ths latest discoveries In reptellian fossils,
mads by western geologists with their
famous prototypes In ths-Old World mu
seums. Prof. John C. Merrtam, head of the
University of California, department of
Paleontology, Is now working diligently In
the great geological museums of England,
Germany and France, minutely comparing
tha niAtarlal Jm has ao receatl. unearthed
EIGHT GIRLS ARE GRADUATED
Toaaar Women Complete Their Coarse
of Work at Monat Saint Mary's
gemlaary.
Eight young women were graduated by
the Mount St. Mary seminary at Fifteenth
and Caatellar streets Friday afternoon,, the
diplomas and decorations bslng presented
by Bishop Scannell. Commencement exer
cises were held in the presence of a large
audience, being preceded by a meritorious
exhibit of plain and fancy sewing, needle
work, embroidery, painting and other art
work. Diplomas were conferred upon
Misses Riley, MulvahUl, O'Connor, Schall,
Gehlen, Shanahan, Watters and Edneyi
crowns to Misses Connor, H. Sullivan, Man
ning, Kasper and Mullen, and ribbons to
Misses Shanahan, Connor, Savags, Man
ning, Novotny and Havsrly.
Miss N. Furay was awardsd the gold
medal for excellence In the domsstlo sci
ence department
Essas were given by the graduates as
follows; Miss Edney, "The Crisis In
Francs;; Miss Shanahan, "Character;"
Miss Gehlen, "Courage;" Mlas O'Connor,
"Warp and Woof;'' Miss MulvahUl. "Silent
Lesson.);" Miss Walters, "All the World s
a Stage;" Miss Riley, "Whither; Miss
Schall, "Salutory."
Tha musical program was as follows:
"Entrance' Hoist
aliases xayior ana Kowiey
held In St. Louis September 10-17. It is
estimated that 2,000 delegates will be in at
tendance. A movement Is now on foot
among officers of the congress and of the
National Irrigation congress to hold a Joint
session. Among the speakers at the Com
mercial congress will be Walter Greeham
of Texas, Prssident Franols of the SU
Louis exposition and Charles Bonaparte.
KING EDWARD
Royal
IS AT
Yacht la Greeted by
perar af Germany aad
Suite.
KIEL
En.-
Gumbert
Burohart
IcUall
..Howard
.DonUetU
"Dance and Bona'
The Choral. Claaa
Overature Zanma
Minces tihanahan, Watters, ScUall
ana xayior.
"Birds of Song" ,
Vocal Clasa
Duo Lucia dl Ummtmoor
Mlaaea Rllev and MulvahUl.
"Al Mlo Carehelllno" Kelber
Miss O'Connell.
Trio Opus 9 Dancla
Violins: Misses O'Connor, MulvahUl,
Roushar. Harp: Mlsa Geblen.
Piano: Miss Shanahan.
"Touth. Hope and Joy" Hatton
Misses Conner, Rlsbrow, O'Connell.
"Lauuate Pueri" Capoecl
The Choral Class.
Calls Traasaalaslsslppl Congress.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo., June 2t.-Beo-retsry
Arthur Francis of the Transmls
slsslppl Commercial congress has Issued
tha call for lbs annual
KIEL, June 6.-The Royal yacht, Vic
toria and Albert with King Edward on
board, entered the Holtenau lock, at the
mouth of the Baltic canal, this afternoon,
amidst salutes from ths assembled German
warships. . '
Emperor Wllhelm. who was accompanied
by Prince Henry of Prussia, the crown
prince, Frederick William, and a brilliant
suite,' awaited his uncle here. The meeting
between tha two sovereigns was most
hearty.
Long prior to the meeting of the mon
arcbs dense crowds of people thronged
tka banks of the lock and. waited hours
In the drenching rain for a glimpse of the
royal personages. In the ranks of the
guard of honor stood three of the em
peror's sons, Itel Frledrtch, his second
son, Oscar, his fifth and Little Joachim,
the latter about four feet high, looking a
Lillputlan beside tha tall, fine men by his
side. The guest of honor and the body
guard had hardly taken up their appointed
positions when Emperor William, In the
uniform of a British admiral, and wearing
the ribbon of the Order of Bath, arrived
and Inspected them. Shortly thereafter
the Victoria and Albert hove In sight with
an escort of British cruisers and a squad
ron cf German cavalry who had trotted
alongside tha royal yacht the whole length
of the canaL
King Edward, wearing the uniform of
a German admiral, and having across his
breast the ribbon of the Black Esgle, was
on the deck of the Victoria and Albert
with a large retinue. Immediately after
the gangway had been laid Emperor Wil
liam boarded tha British yacht and greeted
his unels In the heartiest manner, kissing
him several times on both cheeks. After
greetings' between , King Edward and
Pr trice lienry of Fcusala aod the erewn
prince, the king landed, witnessed a march
past the guards and returned to his yacht
which afterwards entered Kiel harbor.
All the warships, yachts and other vessels
in the harbor dressed ship and the shore
batteries and warships fired royal salutes.
A heavy rain fell the whole time, marring
what otherwise would have been a plo
turesque soena
Specnlaters May Lose.
VANCOUVER, B. C.'june . What pur
ports to be a well-founded report from Ot
tawa la that the terminus for the Grand
Trunk PacWo on the Paciflo coast will be
at Kitimat B. C, and that the terminus
will be officially named In about three
months. Hundreds of thousands pf dollars
were spent In Port Simpson by speculators
who believed it would be tha terminus.
altaa Graats Restltotlon,
PARIS, June -A dispatch to Ole For
eign office from Constantinople today an
nounced that the sultan - signed an Irade
yesterday afternoon approving tha porte'e
decision to make complete lestttutloa aad
redress to the persecuted Armenians. Tba
sultan's policy is believed to be due to his
desire to forestall the International conven
tion In behalf .of Armenia, which la an
nounced to assemble In London June 2t.
Wireless Telegraphy Board.
WASHINGTON, June Z6. President,
jiooseveit toaay appointea .near Admiral
Robley D. Evana, Rear Admiral Henry
N. Manney, Brigadier General A, W. Gree
ley, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph L, Jayne
and Prof. . Willis 8. Moors, chief of ths .
weather bureau, as a board to consider ths
question of wireless teiegrsphy in the serv
ice of the national government
The Bea Want Ads are me Best Business
Boosters.
U SB
)
y
SKIN DISEASES
The Outcropping of Dad Blood.
And while not always painful are aggravating beyond ex
pression. With few exceptions they are worse in spring- and
eammer when the system begins to thaw out and the akin is
reacting- and making extra efforts to throw off the poisons
that have accumulated during the winter months. Then
a ; 4 t a. . a
. Canton, Ohio, Aurust 6. 108. on ana pimpies, raanea ana
. 8. 8. Is a good medicine. I keep it in tha eruptions of every conceivable
houss all the while. It is aa excellent itoale it kind make their appearance.
give strearth V the system and tone to all the . a j Tir tvi
organs. It gives appetite and energy and makes a(X Ecxema and Tetter the
one feel better la every way. Z hare found It also twil terrors of skin disease
aa excellent blood purifier. For months I was Kettle Rash, Poison Oak and
troable'J with aa itching skin eruption on tba T A nlrtn r.
face, aad tried specialists and many remedies ta JT7, aUCU Other akin tron
rota care, but, s. s. is tha anly medicine that bles U usually remain quiet
aesmed to relieve. I am now comparatively free during the Cold weather, break
of this eruption. I think a great deal of your .rr-at, n tnrm, mA
tract by their fearful burning,
itching and stinging. A course
of S. S. S. now will nurifv and
enrich the hliwl anrl relnfrrc snH tnnet tin tha arar '
system, and carry off the bodily impurities through the
proper channels, thus warding off the diseases common
to spring; and summer. The skin, with good blood to
nourish it, remains smooth and eoft and free of all dis-
figuiing eruptions. Send for our free book on diseases of the. skin, and write
us if you desire medical advice or any special information. This will cost you,
nothing JUXMVflFT SPCGinQ CO; ATlANTfo CAm
medioine, believing it to be tha beet blood purl.
aua soma nnown to tne woria to-aay.
1880 -Cast Seventh St.
