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TIIE OMAIIA DAILY HEEt rftlPAY, JULY 22, 1004.
NEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES
Intererting Information Begirding Old
Time Schools and School Books.
TRAITS OF MASTER AND PUPIL
-Thr rfclllpla h Far Bst,'
br Homer C. 81ni Glres Com
prekcmilT Aeeount of Co
dltloas oa the Islaads.
"Old-Time BchooU and School Books,'
br Clifton Johnson. The author gives
much interesting Information regarding
old-Urns schools and school books In Eng
land and th first schools In America
There are extracts and Illustrations from
the bonk, and the author calls attention
to mmi of the common traits of char
acter of master and pupil of thoso times.
Th rials and discouragements were
minr. not only for the master and pupil
hut for th rnts. who provided the
school house, fuel, etc. There are many
Illustrations collected by the author, prob
ably one of the most suggestive being ar
Inkstnnd. a sandbox and a bunch of un
cut quills. Scripture wss taught In many
nt th hnnVn A feature of one of the
nrlmera that nerhSDS 8 roused most at
tentlon was an Illustration depicting the
hurnlni of John Hocers, at the staKe, wun
his wife and ten children looking on. The
author says: "Every youthful primer
owner counted those children to make sure
v, tainment of the text as to their num
ber was correct." A chicken fight In full
progress significantly Illustrates "A Deple
tion of Wickedness "
The author of a goography publication
of 1SH ventured to tench that science In
rPtrv. BDe.ikln of hlrriselt In the third
person In the Introduction the author
snld: "Unrractlced In poetry In a great
degree, he has ventured thereupon sup
posing It to be In general rather more
taking with youth than prose; and though
tint the most flowery cast, It will, iie
hopes, answers the end." The following
is an excerpt from the "poetry":
"One river of enormous sise
To west of Mississippi lies.
The river this calld Missouri,
And tow'rd southeast Its courses He,
This river, from what I can see,
Can't less than the Ohio be."
Even arithmetic was taught In- poetry,
s shown' by the following "sum":
"If to my age there added be,
One-half, one-third and three times three,
Plx score and ten the sum will be;
What Is my age, pray show It me?
The problems were sometimes Intensely
, practical, for Instance: "Divide 4V4 gallons
of brandy equally among 1M soiaiers. ine
answer lsi "One gill apiece." Published
by The Macmlllan Co. ,
"Two Argonauts In Spain," by Jerome
Hart. This book is a series of newsy let
ters, written in a light vein. The author
says: "The reader will find in these pages
nothing1 about religion, revolution or poli
tics." They were first published In the Ban
Francisco Argonaut. There are many In
teresting descriptions of Spanish pecullar
; ltles, the theaters, opera, circuses, eto.,
and there are numerous full psge illustra
tions. Published by Payot, Upham & Co.
"The Philippines and the Far East," by
Homer C. Stunts. The author, a mission
ary of the Method'.st church, Intensely leal
ous and practical, gives In this book a com
prehensive account of conditions past and
present in the Philippines. It deals with
the friar question, the resources of the
islands, the government situation, mission
ary and educational difficulties, ' Interna
tional relations, finance, etc. Mr. Stunts
s entirely optimistic He believes that a
great deal has been accomplished in me
Islands and is very convincing in his argu
ments. The author presents the facts, as
seen by hhn. in a thoughtful and Intelli
gent manner, and a careful reader wlU
have an Increased Interest in our little
brother, the Filipino. Published by Jen
nings & Pye. ,
"An Evans of Suffolk." by Anna Far
quhar (U C. Page & Co.), la a novel writ
ten somewhat like one of the "problem
stories," but It Is not. It tells of a girl
who marries a second time, but forgets to
tell her husband that she Is a widow with
a mora than questionable father. The
father appears as an anarchist, and falling
to kill the husband, commits suicide. The
story comes out and the end Is peace all
round. What there Is of It is well told.
"Hemming, the Adventurer," by Theo
dore Roberta (U C. Page & Co.), is good
. for a summer, day's reading simply. It
v requires neither thought to follow the plot
nor does It jar on the sensibilities. It la a
tale "Of an English officer who becomes a
special ' correspondent and , after experi
ences In South Africa and a few other out
of the' way stops in the world returns to
London, conventionality and the woman
whose action drove him away.
"Tomfoolery," by James .Montgomery
Flagg, text and illustrations (Life Publish
ing company). Those classical gems of the
funny -page which are known as "Lim
ericks" flourish here In abundance. The
illustrations fit the text and the text 'tits
the occasion.
A revision of . "Twenty-Eight Tears In
Wall Street' by Henry Clews, Is from the
press of the J. S. OgUvle Publishing com
pany. This is the sixth edition of the
work, and In it the author has brought
his review of men and methods of "the
street" VP to date. The way in which Mr.
Clews . handles the subject is unique, and
from many of the Incidents not only Infor
mation but considerable humor is dorlved,
Ribbon
Sale a
Saturday I
JIo)
Biz Sale
Crav'nette
Vlf.ill.t III JlH-Mr' vray newo
IlllM tiZrs,rOi- Coats
MSTgN70Jjg Saturday
Today's Bargains
From tbo
(ELLEY-STIGER STOCK
Are Greatest We Have Ever Offered
5c Wash Goods at 2Jc Goods that
have been selling at 5c yard, go at 2c
yard. This includes all the cotton
challies and lawns in the newest pat
terns of stripes and figures
19c Wash Goods at 5c YardsYour
choice of the entire Kelley-Stiger stock
of fine wash goods, including dimities,
lawns, Swisses, organdies, etc., that
have been selling at 19c yard, at.. . ... .
Fine White Madras and mercerized
oxford walating accumulations
from the great K.-S. sale H t
worth up to 40c, at, yard 2t
French Oray Satlna 1 to 3 yards
lorjff worth up to 35o
yard, at, yard .. ...''
36-Inch Dress Percale Light on
dark styles' 13c Taluo, C
at, yard ... JC
Corded Ginghams Neat stripes and
Lonsdale and Warasutta
brlcs in remnants spe
cial at, yard
36-Inch Drapery 5llkollne
the plain colors, lOo qual
ity, for, yard
Lawns, Shirtings, riuslfna,
various grades, at,
yard....
checks 19c values, at, yard...
Cam-
6k
All
Sic
etc.
.lie
8c
Kelley-Stiger s 75c Silks at 15c Yard
Plain and fancy silks in waist and dress lengths, fl
also short remnants of foulards,' taffetas, satins,. J
China silks. ptr. wnrth nn tr 7o vnrrl ut vnrd . V J
ALL SILK NATURAL PONGEES 27 inches
wide worth 75c yard, at, yard
39c
15c
Wash Dress Goods SKiSS?
Mercerized Etamlnes, Houssellne de Sole, Plain and Fancy Tub
unens ana siyiiso wash Suitings
50c qualities, at yard ,
All 45c Grade Finest French Organdies, at, yard 25c
All ihe 25c Grade Beautiful Floral Organdies, at, yard lOc
Enormous Sales of the past week leaves us with many 4 to 8 yard pieces
of black, cream and colored dress fabrics, sheer and fashionable for
present wear also heavier goods for fall wear on sale on yf C
bargain square worth up to tl.60, at, yard tOC
Embroideries All the medium
and wide widths many suit
able for corset covers & skirt
ings worth to 1A 1F
fiOoyard, at.... lUCatC
LACES-A11 the Kelley-Stiger
Laces worth up to 25b yard
.?.2ic,5ci0c
R.emna.nis of Linens !Xy.s,,t-.
Large crochet hemstitched
xm:i remnants or mercerized B.
table damask worth c, yd... UV
Remnants of toweling;, ltt to 2 yds long;
worth up to 12Ho yard, at
per remnant lib
Fringed damask table cloths red and
blue borders, 2H and 3 yds. Afr.
long, worth $1.25, at VC
Watch
Our
Windows
spread worth 85c. at
All balance of K.-S.
49c
fannv llnAn
drexger scarfs, tray cloths, lunch
cioms, etc., at luc, 19c and fHT
up to ,OVC
Remnants of cotton diaper E
cloth, worth 10c yard, at OC
Watch
0ur
lift a . ..
maows u
Your Watch Has Stopped !
Tou are folng- for a vacation not much pleasure
your watch la not running;. Let us put It In order before
you go No better workmen In Omaha than ours.
S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler.
1516 Douglas St.
11 EHI'i:-! HMOtt
VOIR SIMMER COSTUME
will not be complete without one of our Waist Seta or
Handy Pins or Cuff Pins. We have many new, nobby
things that you ought to see.
w NAWH I N rV b7r & if YAN r.Cl axtstxtwosI
lSXa AND DOUGIAS STS. OMAJIA.MEB.
"The Woman Wins," by Robert Barr.
This book Is a collection of sketches each
having a woman as the central figure and
In each one she haa her "heart's desire."
The tales are modern and - original and
written with the author's well-known wit
and skill. Published by1 Frederick A.
Stokes company.
The Burr exhibition at the fit. Louis ex
position 'has aroused renewed Interest In
the story of Aaron Burr and Charles Felton
Pidgin's untiring efforts, through his Burr
novels,' to remove from his name the stigma
placed there by historians. The Robinson,
Luce Co. of Boston, who have recently
taken over the publication of "Blenner
basset" and "The Climax" report an active
demand for them. Mr. Pidgin's third novel
In the Aaron Burr trlology entitled "Little
Burr, or the Warwick of America," will
be Issued by these publishers soon.
"Kings and Queens I Have Known," by
Helena Vacaresco. The author, a lady-ln-waiting
to Queen Elisabeth of Roumanta,
records In this book her Impressions of her
mistress and many other crowned heads of
Hurope. The volume Is a personal account
and Is replete with those details which
rarely escape the eye of a woman. Pub
lished by Harpers.
"Austro-Hungorlun Life In Town and
Country," by Francis H, B. Palmer, Is a
book full of comprehensive Information
of thepeople of whom It treats. The land,
the nobility, the Industrial classes, the
political and official life, their social habits
and manner of thought, tbetr Intellectual
and religious life axe all presented. There
a rare Grange.
In addition to the sale of the Openhetm
stock on our Second Floor we have a good
many bargains on our Main Floor. Here
Is where we give you your choice of' our
finest Suits, worth up to $25.00, Including
the Alfred Benjamin make your pick for
$15.00 never before were fine suits sold
eo cheap. Soft Manhattan Shirts, 69c.
Mohair Shirts, with or without collar.
$1.50 you pay $2.50 elsewhere.
OH THE SECOND FLOOR
Men's Suits, $J.S9; Work Pants, 48c; Socks,
3 pairs for a dime; Men's Black Sateen
Shirts, 26c; Silk Bows, 5c; Good Shirts, 25c;
all kinds of Underwear, 15c; All Wool Suits,
$3.90; Wool Pants, S8c; Fur Hats, 4Sc; Knee
Pants, 16c; Boys' Short Pants Suits, 98c, etc.
THE GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.,
1519-1521 DOUGLAS ST.
are numerous appropriate illustrations.
Published by O. P. Putnam's Bona.
"How to Get the Best Out of Books," by
Richard LeQalllenne. In this Instructive
little book the author has not outlined any
Impossible tasks, but suggests books which
the busy person may read tr the best
advantage and from which they may re
ceive the greatest pleasure. The Baker &
Taylor company, publishers.
"Simon Peter. Fisherman." kv "Thnm"
Issued by the Methodist Book Concern. It
Is not a tract, but a story a story of a
Yankee fisherman who Is said -to be In
sane, but his remarks on the subject of
religion seem to have so appealed to the
writer that many of bis religious doubts
are solved.
"Rulers of Kings." by Gertrude Ather
ton, a romance of the twentieth century.
Published by Harpers.
"Glimpses of Truth," by Right Rev. J.
L. Spauldlng, bishop of Peoria, (A. C. Mc
Clurg A Co.) contains two essays other
than the title, "Eplctetua" and "Marcus
Aurellus." "Glimpses of Truth" are well
written thoughts upon many subjects, but
mainly philosophical.
"The Life and Letters of Robert Lewis
Pabney," by Thomas Carey Johnson (Pres
byterian Committee of : Publication, Rich
mond, Va ), Is a 600-page blogrephy of the
leader of southern religious thought, whose
life covered the tune from 1820 to 189S. The
volume not only gives the majority of
J. L BRANDEIS & SONS.
i There Is honor in true economy.
Don't hesitate to lay aside a
reasonable portion of your In
come. If you so desire, we will
help you save It. .
1 '
ONE DOLLAR STARTS YOU.
J. L. BRANDEIS
& SONS,
BANKERS,
16th and Douglas, Omaha
-H-a-i-
f DIAMONDS ;
I In the rough are divided by the London I
syndicate into about 400 dllTiyent
Ii-i!UMini:aiiuiiB. 1. un you ciussiiy mem ( I
We can. and we think we can do It so
well that we are willing to refund vou I
I HO per cent of amount paid us at any
.Into ltkln J I
15 -Sc DODGE.
For Crane's Writing Paper
and Fountain Pens, go to
BarkaJow Bros.
BOOK SHOP.
Ttl. B22H, 16i2 Firmm SI
his letters, largely upon the religious sub
jects which filled his life, but is written
In a manner to bring the Individual, as
much as the thinker, before the reader.
The Legends of Parsifal," by Mary
Hanford Ford (II. M. Caldwell Co.), tells
something of the stories found in every
early Christian country of the Holy Grail
and the efforts of the knights to find It.
The legends are well told and the makeup
of the book Is In keeping with the subject.
Above books at lowest retail prices.
Matthews, 121 South Fifteenth street.
OMAHA Friday, Weather Fair and Warmer.
HO RE Boys, Kt in on this week's combination. It's
flflVQ dead easy. Every bright boy in town can
KJ have money-making experience-getting work.
WANTED See the nd man Friday, 9 a.m.
THE BIG SALE OF
HIBSGH-EtSOn 6 BOs'i
Imh f IflSiii
ON THE
DOLLAR
Will Surpass Any Previous Event.
AS $1 ddsfls
It Begins Saturday,
July 23rd.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS.
Friday Will Be a Great Bargain Car
nival in the Busy Dry Goods
Departments. .
Bed Sheets.
2 yards wide and 2 3-8 yards long, madn of a very fine quality sheeting 3-Inch
handkerchief hem a, good 65e sheet
ALL DAY FItiDAY each "Wv
We have the same sheet made In a very large
size (24x2ft yards) worth 75c FRIDAY ,
; 'Wash Goods Remnants
59c
Thousands of good remnants In wash goods, 2 to 10 yards long EE
worth fronij 15c to 75c all go FRIDAY at, yard
REMNANTS C-F SILK DRESS GOODS, WASH GOODS, LINENS. DOMES
TICS, LACES, RIBBONS, EMBROIDERIES, odds and ends In neckwear,
underwear tjuid hosiery, will be sold Friday regardless of all former prices.
Dresses for Little Boys and Girls
THREE HUNDRED OF THEM REGULAR SELLING PRICES 1
$1.00, $1.25,
$1.50, $1.75,
$1.98, $2.25, '
$2.50, $2.75,
$3.00, $3.50,
o 4 nn i k A
io.oo'.....'. Monday at
ALL ARE
TO BE
SOLD
69c
Don't forget Our July Clearance
Sale of
La cd Curtains
Commences
FRIDAY MORNING,
JULY 22D.
For prices and patterns see 16th
Street Window.
Lace Curtain Department,
Third Floor.
Grocery Dept.
Bennett's Capitol
Wheat, Ifli-2-pound
IUC
package . . . w w
with 50c worth
"8. A H." Green
Trading Stamps.
Candy Dept.
Illilfl
Glass Jar Assorted
Candles,
will go
for
with 60c worth
"B. A H." Green
Trading Stamps.
Dai. icu
10c
its?!
CROCKERY SNAPS FOR FRIDAY
llalf Gallon Mason Jars, per dozen. ....... .65c
and $3.00 in Little Green Stickers.
DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS ON ALL
HAVILAND & CO. CHINA.
One quart Root Beer Bottles, per dozpn 68c
New Japanese China Salts and Peppers, each 10c
See our brand new fall line of Japanese China, most elab
orate ever shown here.
Common Jelly, Tumblers, per dozen. ,..25c
' and $3 in Little Green Stickers. Limit of 2 doz.
Colored Candle Shades, all colore, each 20c
and $2 in Little Green Stickers.
Photo Supplies.
Make Picture Taking Easy.
Let us do your Developing and finishing.
Work done for you by Experts.
SEE CAMERA MAN,
Southeast Corner, Main Floor.
111
U
This
"""TBI II lllf
Trying to Close Out Every Suit
Case and Grip
by selling tliem at SO PER OKNT klSCOrNT. You ought to
take advantage of the opportunity. They are made of the
best material by skilled workmen,
Omaha Trunk Factory,
Telephone 1053
1209 Far nam
M
Eretf rteparl.
t RrLtllne
With Rarvaln..
WEI
TUB IIEL.I ABI.K STORE.
Kvrrr Ipar
mnt Itrl.tHns;
With narvalas.
Friday is Remnant Day
The Final Winding Up of the Boston Store
Council Bluffs,
Stock. Remnants by the Car Load.
All the remnants of the Bo.Mnn Store will
bo closed out at a fraction of their cost.
lOo Past Colored Lawns 31,.
llHo Dress Ginghams, fine style .Dc
64o Full Stanriar.l Print. n7
6c Cambric Linings lc
tU LimillOS frC
6'o Oxford Walstlna- .'..'.b
19o I'nroales 3i inchen whip
25o Shirtwaist Suitings
lite Klack Sateen Be
64c Apron Check Olna-hams 5o
25o French Hatlste 5c
5ne piik Mercerlised Ginghams r.c
25c French Organdies 5c
36-Inch 8na Inland Percales 5.-
Everett Classic Ginghams 5c
CLOS1NO OCT ALL. TIIE WOOL. REM.
NANT3 OF DRESS GOODS, UP TO $1.00
PER YARD AT 15C.
Voiles, Etamlnes, Suitings, RlacX Goods.
Mixtures leng tns irom a1 to 7Vi yards
worth up to 11.00, per yard, 1t5r
all at, per yurd ..,.
EXTRA SPECTAIfl FROM 9 TO in A M
We will sell fast colored Lawns, and only
111 yaron 10 a customer, . 7
at, yard , tjV
FROM 2 TO t P. M.
We will sell piece-dyed Indigo Blue Oer
man Prints, and only 10 yards 27rl
to customer, at, a yard "nW
Several other bargains during the day.
Friday will he n duy of great bantam
in our linen and domestic departments.
'onie In and see us.
Muslin, bleached and unbleached, long mill
ends, from 2 to 10 yards, sold regularly at
Mjc to loc, on spoclul sale .
nt. yard OW
Lookwood Sheeting, unbleached, 2 ' yards
wide this Is sold everywhere at 22c and,
3k Friday we will sell 10 yards IHf
to customer at, per yard sow
Ready-made Sheet, bleached. 81x90, wide
hem und well- made, regular price 6.10;
Friday we will limit 6 to a Op
customer at
Ready-made Pillow Cases. 42 and 45 Triehes,
well made, with wide hem, sold regular
at 12?4c. on special sale Qn
. at..
India Unon, Check Nainsook. Dimity, lac
stripe, etc., sold regular at 12Hc, &r
on special sale Friday at, yard
White liDttrd Swiss, fancy lace stripe, high
grade Nainsook, etc, 15o value, Tie
at, yard is
500 Remnants of Table Linen, In 2, 2V and
3-yard lengths, at less than cost.
Tremendous Sale of Silks
We desire to close out every remaining
piece of Bilk from the Boston Store stock
and for Friday and Saturday will- make
unheard-of prices.
Boston Storo Plain and Fancy Silks, on
sale at inn
Boston Store Plain Wash Silks, on sale at 25c
Boston Store Brocade Black Silks, on sale
at ioc
Boston Store Plain Black Taffeta, on -sale
at 85o
Boston Store Elegant Check and Stripe
Silks 1 8!o
Boston Store Beautiful Silks for Suits.. ,.4!c
Boston Store 27-ln. Colored Taffetas. ... ..49o
Boston Store $1.00 Silks for Shirtwaist
Suits 69o
Boston Store 27-ln. Black Taffeta, worth
$1.00, for ,,..79o
Special Notion Sale Friday
The Greatest Value-fJIvlna- Sale nf the
Kind Ever Held In Omaha.
1,000 yards Sewing Thread, in black., white
ana colored '....4o
Linen Thread, per spool te
BeBt duality Silk Binding, vard
4 yards Silk Floss for lc
200 yards perfect Machine Thread. ...,..mc
350 Hair Bin .."!c
10c Fine Comhs 4c
15o Metal Back Combs 4V4c
25c Needle Books, containing 4 package,
needles, 14 darning needles, 6 hat and veil
pins and 80 pins, for 30
4Vj-yard bolt Skirt Braids ,.4Ho
1.000 yds. Beldlng Bros.' Sewing Silk for.4Ho
15c Colfar Frames for ,.......4o
Ladles' Linen Collars , la
10c Tooth Brushes , 4So
Hundreds of other 6c to 15c staple notions
at from lc to 4c
Grand Summer Book Sate Friday
Omaha's Reliable Grocery '
Fresh Fruit and Butter Head-quarters.
48-Ib. sacks High Patent 4-X Flour.. ..$1.20
10 bars Best Laundry Soap 15c
8 bars Wool or Armour's White Soap... 10c
The best Corn Starch, 1-lb. package 4c
Potted Ham, Deviled Ham or Potted Beef,
per can 3Mc
Force, Vigor, Vim, Neutrltla, Egg-O-See
or X-Cello. per pkg
The Best Soda, Oyster, Butter or Milk
Crackers, ner lb 6c
Fancy Imported Macaroni, per pkg 84c
Large bottles fancy pickles, any kind you
warn nc
lb. can fancy Sliced Pineapple 12Hc
lb cans Boston Baked Beans
1-lb cans Boston Baked Beans .4o
1-lb cans fancy Alaska Salmon .....Do
Good Japan Rice, per lb 3V40
Large bottles Pure Tomato Catsup Kso
LEMONS, LEMONS. LEMONS.
Large, Juicy Highland seedless Lemons,
per doz , 12a
Large, Juicy Sweet Oranges, per dos 12o
Large baskets fancy Texas Peaches 20a
Fancy large ripe Bananas, per dos 12o
BUTTER, BUTTER. BUTTER.
Good Country Butter, very fine, per lb. 124,0
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, per Ib.lita
The very finest Creamery made, per lb..i)a
NO LIMIT ALL YOU WANT.
Bee our full line of Mackerel Sturgeon,
Halibut Salmon, Whitellsh, etc. the finest
in the city.
HAVDERS BROS.
In tbe Rosebud Indian Reservation
Opened (or Settlement
JULY 5th TO 23 rd
Special reduced roundtrip tickets on Bale Julj 1
to 22 good returning till August 31
Apply at Citj Offices, 1401-1403 Faraam St.,
Omaha, for descriptive pamphlets.
Trains for Bonestcel and Fairfax leave
Union Station
at 8:05 a. m., .2:50 p. m.,
11:50 p. m. The chance
of a lifetime.
Lehigh Valley Railroa
Groat Doublo Track
Scenic Highway to
New York, Philadelphia and Atlantic
Coast Resorts.
All Tickets Gsad for Slop-over at Hitgtra Ftttt,
For Information and illustrated descriptive matter add res
GEORGE EADE, Jr., Westen Passenger Agent. 218 Clark St., Chicigo III.,
or CHAS. S, LEE. 6ia'tPiss, Agt, 143 Libert) St., New M.
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