The Omaha Sunday Bee.
PAGES 9 TO 16
EDITORIAL SECTION.
ESTAnUSIIED JUNE 19, 1871.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1905.
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OFFICE SUPPLIES.
A Large Uno of Blank Books. Typewriter Supplies, Ink, Pencils, Etc.,
at Prices Much Lower Than the Regular Office Supply Houses.
1 dozen Faber's No. 2 Pencil, Mongol, best grade 28c
CARTER'S WRITING FLUID, quart 45c
Carter's Writing Fluid, pint . 28c
Blank Books, from 8.00 each to 5c
STATIONERY SECTION.
Welbach Ons Burners, complete xlSc
with Imported air hole bulbs OW
Fifty (to.00) Green Trading Stumps.
3H discount on all white china for deco
rating, dlnnerware not Included. Our 11ns
never was so complete.
I3H discount on Jardinieres. Largest line
to select from. .
discount on all our rich
Showiest line in Omaha.
Cut Glass.
Inventory Cle&ra.nce in Bennett's Huge Crockery Section
No. 1 or 1 Common Ump Chimneys,
earn
Ten ($1.00) Oreen Trading Stamps.
Nn more than six (three of each) to a
evstomer. No delivery.
Rovol Austrian Decorated China C Ofi
Dinner Sets. lm pieces 1 iJ. VJ W
3UU (Hu.UO) Green Trading Stamps.
Colored Candles. fl
ench ,C
Only twelve to a customer. No delivery.
Choice of any Bohemian or Austrian col
ored glass I.cmonuJe or Water Qa.r'
Sets In the house TOW
rmy t.t vjricn 'Irading Oiamps.
Milk, Crenm and Water Pitchers, nice col
ors and blends one, two and three Sp
quarts for iOc, 29c and aOC
Fifty ($5 00) Green Trading Stamps.
SJL-Green Trading Stamps ALL the Time acS
W . j P.I. . il. . n lCi! 1st and 24
inveniory-uearance saies in ine lry uouus oecuons Floor.
IT MEANS AWAY WITH PROFITS, SELL TUB
GOODS.
we want money, not merchandising! at
stock-taking;.
bm e letter sales and discount sales in
the cloak room.
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS Nearly 150 at half oft
marked prices.
LAI) I US' TAILORED SUITS AND COSTUMES
Nearly three hundred at less than cost on Blue Letter Sale.
LADIES' CRAVEN ETT E COATS-20 per cent off.
LADIES' COATS AND CLOAKS Our entire stock at
less than cost of tailors' work on lllue Letter Sale. ,
LADIES' SKIRTS Nearly one hundred high-class skirts
et half olT marked pries.
LADIES' SKIRTS-Nearly three hundred at less than
cost, $l.tis, 2.1K, $4.." and up on Blue Lotrer Sale.
LADIES' PETTICOATS Silk, sateen, cotton and wool,
all at L'O per cent olT.
LADIES' SHAWLS, BLUE LETTER SALE at less
thnn mill price,
THE FOLLOWING LINES AT 20 PER CENT OFF
OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS AND PETTICOATS,
KNIT FASCINATORS AND SHAWLS, BOOTEES,
KMT JACKETS FOR BABIES.
CHILDREN'? BONNETS AND HOODS.
CHILDREN'S AND GIRLS' WOOL DRESSES.
KIMONAS. SHORT AND LONG; ALL WRAPPERS.
LADIES' WAISTS All our flnewt waists In vesting and
wool iud u lot of silk, sold at $5.00 to $7.50, T "7 C
f ir this sale '. Jil J
LADIES' WAISTS
In cotton, worsted, silk and lace. 20 per cent off.
FUMS FUR.S
FURS
FURS. Fur Coats, Fur Copes. Fur Scarfs, Fur Boas,
Fur Muffs, Fur Sets ail at tbout half price on Blue
letter Sule. i
Children's Heavy" Fleeced Lined Hosiery, war
ranted fa;;t black, sixes 0 lo I), pair
12ic
13c
50c
Pillow Tops, Japanese Art usually sold at 25c,
this snle
Children's and Misses' Union Suits Fleeced lined,
cream color, tine ribbed, sizes 2, 3 and 4
Sizes 0, ,6 and 7 65c Sizes 8 and 0 75c
ANNUAL JANUARY SALE OF
BLACK AND COLQK.E0. DRESS GOODS
Here Are the Prices - Brinj This Ad With You
I At 25c
Double width reversible Heather Suitings,
a good heavy material, a serviceable fab
ric and specially adapted for children's
dresses, at, yard
All Wool Canvas Suitings, All Wool Serves,
All Wool Cheviots. All Wool Tailor Cloths.
Voiles, Mistrals. Granites. Mohairs Jao
quards. Nun's Veilings. Albatross, Challla,
and a wide range of other weave
45 Inch Broadcloths, 64 Inch Zlbellnes. 4
Inch Wool Granite, 44 Inch Tweeds. 44 Inch
Tangier Brocades. 46 Inch Flaked Camel's
Halts, 60 inch Fine Tallur Suitings
A Yard
At 49c
l ' A Yard
I At 75c
) A Ya
44 Inch
41 Inch
46 Inch
60 Inch
66 Inch
68 Inch
44 Inch
44 Inch
64 Inch
Black Dress Goods
All 'Wool Serge, worth 76c, at, yard
Mohair Brill llanttns. worth S5c. at. yard
Frcncb Jacquard, worth $l.u. at, yard ..,
Bradford Sicilian, worth ILIA, at, yard ..
Panne Zibellne, worth $1.60. at, yard
Cheviot Serge, worth O.W. at. yard
Frenih Voile, worth $1.60, at. yard
Silk Warp Eollenn. worth $176. at, yard
.60o
.5Sa
....7Bc
....75c
....960
...$1.00
.$1.26
Coating Serge, worth $1.76, at,, yard $1.23
Inventory Sale of Misses', Boys and Girls'
Fleeced Lined Underwear.
Fine Jersey ribbed, pn'or gray, full fashioned vests,
shirts, pants and drawers, values in the lot worth up to
40c a garments
Sixes 10. 18, 20, at, a garment 10;
Sizes 22, 24, 26, at, a gariuent 15c
Sizes 28. 30, 32, Hi, et, a garment 25c
LADIES' CORSETS Girdle Corners, in satin and coutllll,
and erect forms, in fine coutilli, value low at f O
7.V, during this sale 70l
MUSLIN UNDER WEAR- A great display of chemise,
gowns, skirts, corset covers aud drawers, on our central
bargain square at great reductions.
SAXONY YARN Fine futility, per skein 5c
GREAT JANUARY. CLEARING SALE IN
SILKS STARTS MONDAY, JAN. 2.
SILKS at 25C YARD Goo yards of fancy taffetas, wash
plaids and plain China silks, worth up to
75c yard, Monday, yard
1,000 yanTB of odds and ends of J0 different styles of
ftinoy silks. In lengths from one yard to thirty yards,
in plaids, stripes, checks, dots and figures, In new
fmilurila ineHuollnoa tnrrVtns. lien II do chamois, and
Loulhienos. for handsome waist or suit silks,
worth up to $2.00 yard, Monday, for, yard ..
dur $1.25 and $1.50 Shirt Waist Suits, silks in
this denting sale, nil at ouo price, yard ....
Plain messeltnes in browns, blues, rods, tans,
graysiaiid lilac, regular $1.00, for, yard
FANCY VELVETS All of our fancy yelvets. a very hand
some assortment of combinations that are worth PQ.
$1 and $1.25 yard, ail go in this sale, at, yard. .. DZfC
Very Low Priced Linens
63 inch Bleached and Silver Table Damask
worth 00c yard. In this sale, yard . ..."
62 inch Bleached and Unbleached Table Damask,
worth ic yttrd, this sale, yard
68 Inch Bleached Table Damask, pretty patterns,
regular Hoc qunlUy
72 Inch Extra Heavy Bleached Table Damask, dot
aud floral patterns, always sells for $1.25,
this sale, at, yard ! )...
All of our flue $1.50 quality grass bleached Table -Damask,
beautiful patterns, this sale, yard
Table Napkins
Bleached Nopklns, hemmed all ready for use,
for thla sale, dozen t.
BOO dozen Breached and Unbleached Napkins, CIQ
dice patterns, regular $1.35 dozen, this sale, only.OC
200 doeen Bleached and -Unbleached Napkins, 22x22," very
fine quality all linen, worth $2.25 dozen, f fy
for this sale, doten .".'.i .liOjf
600 dozen Odd Naipklns, nsinufacturer's samples, full
uifHi-iiuu, large sizes, worm to sj.so dozen, put
up six napkins in a package, at, for 6, 73c and.
Towels
500 dozen Huck Towels, all hemmed
divided In three lota: '
Lot 1 at each
Lot 2 at, each ,
Lot 8 at each
We are agents for Web's Celebrated Dew
Towels, we are making special, low prices for this sale.
Ready-For-Use Sheets and Cases
81x90 and 72x90 good quality Bed Sheets, al- fA
ways sold at 65c each, for this sale, each D)C
PILLOW CASES All sizes, worth 14c each. A
this sale, each IUC
Big cut in prices on all Mualln and Sheetings.
59c
85c
69c
35c
48c
69c
89c
1.15
50c
63c
ready for use,'
.10c
12tc
lac
Bleached
BIG INVENTORY DOINGS ON THIR.D FLOOR.
LACE CURTAINS i5sir! I CARPETS ETC.
a sin a sj a anbu
THOUSANDS OF PAIRS OF LACE CURTAINS AT LESS THAN MAN
UFACTURERS' COST These goods were bought toy us for a January sale,
we bought the winter surplus stock of a Nottingham manufacturer and they
are all new and oerfect.
5,000 pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtains, hundreds of styles to select CQ
from, every pair worth $1.00, special during Curtain Sale jJC
$L50 Curtains, 1,000 pairs, twenty styles to select from, every pair
worth $1.50. special iVC
$2.00 Curtains, Nottingham Ruffled Swiss Curtains for Bed Rooms, (Q
Parlors and Libraries, special OC
$3.00 Curtains, Nottingham Curtains, dozens to select from, all styles, f j"Q
all sizes, you can't afford to mUs this special sale, Monday, pair..... I, J J
Hundreds of other curtains, all at apechuf prices.
Odd Curtains at Less Than Half Price
REMNANTS OF SILKOLINK AND CURTAIN SWISS, at each So
IV yards Sample of CO and the best
quality of all wool Ingrala Carpet,
ends finished ready for use, regular
60c, 75c nnd 90c qualities f Q
on sale Monday, each 1C
SPECIAL
COCOA DOOR MATS, all sizes, M f
$1.60, $1.25, $1.10. 05c, 65c andT DC
SANITARY MOTH PROOF RUGS,
warranted fast colors, very durable,
8x4 at 3 98-3x3 at 2.98-3x2 at X 48
1H yard Samples, end bound carpets
that sell regularly up to $2.50 per yd.,
and includes Velvets, Body Brussels,
Axtnlnstera and Wiltons, ftn
special for Monday,, -only, eachOC
50
Discount
Big Inventory
Sale of Books
50
Discount
Library Editions of Famous Books, bound In Dark Red
Cloth, best book paper, printed lu large, clear A t
type our regular price 20c Monday 1 Tt
Copyright Books that sold for 90c, $1.08 and $1.25 illus
trated, handsome cloth binding what we 7'
have left...! J JiC
Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books, etc.. all reduced to
half price.
BEN SETT'S BOOH. ST ALUS MA 1.1 FLUUn.
50
Discount
Big I.iventory Sale
of Stationery
50
Discount
Fancy Box Paper, flower and border designs,
all reduced fifty per cent.
Calendars, large line of beautiful designs, all
original styles, while they last, 50 per cent off.
Fifty per cent off on all fancy. Inkstands, Pens,
and Paper Novelties. MAIN FLOOR,
Dig Inventory Sale
in Art
Picture Framing;
S.00 ft. of remnant moulding, suit
able for moot every stjiu of picture.
MONDAY IKICBI.E OTtKKN TRAD
ING STAMPS UN EVKKY FRAM
ING ORDER, namely: .
ODDS AND ENDS OF FRAMED
FU'Tl REST Ms variety of
frame!" nd pictures, a re
markable clearing PHle, pt...
PV Ri G RA PI I Y. P Y KO ! R A PI I Y
VVE liK H EA Dyl'AKT EKtf .
Monday we sell our big
3 0y Outilt at
Dutch Boys and Girls
Panels
beautiful Work
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ARTIST MAIiiit'Ai.S
AUTISf MATERIALS.
Fry's China Or.
Palettes '"k
Fry's China 20o s
Colors 1lw
Fry s China J
Colors IOC
Paltttte iiir
Knives IOC
Brm.ze for tinting wnnd and ISo
r-linlshlng old tinmen IOC
VISIT OIR ART riALLERlES
SECOND FLOUR.
25c
2 89
18c
48c
Inventory
Clearance Sales in
Jewelry Section
Fine High Crodo Nickel Plated
Nut Pick aud Crack Sets, r
tirst quality, per set (JC
Genuine Lemalre Flue Pearl and
7.25
(iilt Opera Classes
very low at $10.50 at..
Imitation Lenmiro Opera Glasses,
Morocco leather tubes, y QQ
good quality, pair JQ
Handsome New Eight Day Clocks,
half hour bell,- cathedral gong,
flue guaranteed movement flue
value at $7.50 MomUiy,
IT'S A ROUSING OPPORTU
NITY FOR NEW YEAR GIFT
GIVING AT BARGAIN OUTLAYS
Main Fluor.
Inventory Clearing Sales
GREAT BARGAINS IN GRANITE WARE
IN HARDWARE SECTION MONDAY.
ffSS) FANCY QUALITIES, RELIABLE GOODS.
Vvgi ENAMEL THAT WILL HOLD AGAINST
ltMi& INTENSE HEAT OR HARD USAGE.
58c Turquoise Blue and White Enameled Lined Coffee Pot 45c
4Sc Turquoise Blue and White Lined, 4 qt. Lipped Preserving Kettle.. ..35c
5Sc Turquoise Blue and White Lined, 6 qt. Llppwd Preserving Kettle.. ..42c
C4c Turquoise Blue aud White Lined, 8 qt. Lipped Preserving Kettle.. . .48c
82c Turquoise Blue aud White Lined No. 8 Tea Kettle 65c
Forty $(4.00) Green Trading Stamps with any of 'em.
1 qunrt Corn Popper 10c
Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps.
BI(i INVENTORY SALSin BENNETTS GROCERY
Only the Ttosl. Oak Freshest and 4h
Purest Groceries at Lowest Prices
Twepty tt.w; Urcun Trading i Btunrps ,
Villi UUIU l,UCK- (jo IjCII VKf
nett's Capitol Coffee "
Thirty Grt-en- Trading Stamps
btamps with piund RUn
Tea ,Y
Ten $1) Green Tradlna Stamps with
yuar ei:p una can v.r..unil t AC
Bia.k Pepper "v
Twenty it . Greea Trading Stamps
with pacKaga 2SC
Naul oo ACJW
Twenty (13.00) Green Trading Btmips
with Dackaga OSn
Festlnos .uw
Ten ill.1) Green Trading Stamps with
d sen Dili 1 2r
PkkUs 1AW
Ttn (l.u0) Green Trading Stamps .th
pound Nsw York FUl 20c
Cream Cheese ,l,w
Ten ijl.00) Ureen Trading Stamp" -.vlin
two cans Hawkeye 0(n
Creem ut
Ten (J100) Green Trading Stamps with
t o pounds Jupjn 14C
Ik n '( il.ti'V Green Trading Staiiipi with
two pounds A r
Tapioca
. Ten 10) Green Trading Suunpt with
Oje-pound can Table - !2iC
Ten (U.obV Gi'een Trading Stamps with
ti.re i . k e bciincu a OSr
Capitol Muii'tmeat ......-'W
Ten (l.tC) Gretn Trading Stamps with
- two packuKt-s Bennett's Ofc
Capitol OaU AUW
CANDY. ' ' ''
Bargains in all Candles.
Ten fl.0u Green Tracing Stamps with
M m ar i.lled wltn assorted i(n
Candies
CIGAR. SECTION.
General Thomas, 5c cigar, the fees' that
is. lub houss shape. Q
10 tor I.VO
Fony (M.00 Oreen Trading Stamps.
Reel Cut Plug lCr
t-iunc t.na icv
Thiee (3(K) Green Trading Stamps.
French Briar
Pipes
Tblrty ($8ai0! Green Trading
...30c
Stumps.
Bvnuett's Si-eciil Granulated OIO
Smoking, one pound iJW
Fle i&uc) Green Trading Stamps.
Fruit! Fruit!!
JUST RECEIVED 250 boxes of
Fancy Colorado Large Winesap
Apples, will go en sale Monday
morning as long as they I IP
last, at per bushel box.. . I." J
Forty ($4) Green Trading Stamps
with each box. THIS IS A SNAP.
We are receiving every day
Frasb TomsloM, Unahrooms,
Persimmons," Tanajsrlnes, Kum
na.ts. Grape Fruit, Umes,
Flnsaoples.
In fact every thing In the Fresh
Fruit and Vegetable lines.
-BASEMENT.
WALL PAPER
Great clearance sale of small
lota of Wall Paper Monday.
Remnants, per roll 1 f
at.
Boom Lots, per room at $1, TC-
75c, 50c aud aJC
In this lot some papers sold as
high per single roll as the entire
rooia lot will cost you now.
' ' "DOUBLE! OREEN TRADING
STAMPS MONDAY.
Inventory Clearance
Sale of Shoes
300 pairs of Ladies' Vici Kid
Lace Shoes, Goodyear Welt
Buttons, new stylish Pat
ent Tip Toes, worthl 1
$3.50 and $3, at.. !
Thirty l$3) Green Trading Stamps
180 pairs of Ladies' Felt Fur
Trimmed Itonieos, worth up
S.2-00!. ,98c
Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps
204 pairs of Ladies' Dongola
and Kangaroo Calf Foxed'
Felt lined, German Sup
pers, worth. ( 1.25, CJg
Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps
170 Paii-s of Misses' and
Children's Warm Alaskas,
worth 65c
for. aJC
Pianos and Organs for Almost Nothing
We are determined not to inventory a single used piano or organ, nor
of the new piano of odd styles or sample case deslgus. We are going to
ask you to buy tuene lustruments at their coet value between now and In
ventory time.
Aud we know that you will buy the in because we know the convincing
power of the bargains we are offering.
New sample pianos products of world-renowned factories, sent here for
our InsjH?ctlon. selllnir everywhere up to $."ko.oO, will coat you what
they cost us. $345.00, $270.00, $245 00 aud down to
$189.00.
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Slightly used grand and concert uprltrht pianos; used by teachers and at
luusicaies, will l sold at half their regular retail prli e; the upright pianos
as low as $rT.7ou and
GRAND PIANOS AS LOW AS $425.00.
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Second hand upright pianos of reliable reputation, $180.00, $165.00,
$150.00, k;o.ih and down, to
$65.00.
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Square pianos in good condition splendid for the children to loam on
$45.00, $7.50 aud down to
$15.00.
Will take them back in two years time on a new upright piano at the
same price you pay for them.
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Organs new and UBed every one of them guaranteed $45.00, $30.00
and as low as
$8.00.
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MONTHLY PAYMENTS WILL BE ARRANGED TO SUIT YOU
TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS!!!
CHILDREN ALWAYS ENJOY A NEW TOY WnETHEIt AT XMAS
OR -AT ANY OTHEB TIME. IT NEVEK COMES AMISS.
YOU 'CAN BUY TOYS NOW FOU NEXT TO NOTHING PRICES.
TOYS, at 3c
TOYS, at 1 5c
TOYS, at 10c
TOYS AT ALL PRICES CP to as high as you want to go. These are
small quantities we advertise and will sell off quickly come early.
Ten ($1) EXTRA Ureen Trading Stamps with each purchase of 2 So
or over in Toy Section.
ALL SLEDS ON SPECIAL SALE.
Clothing and Furnishing Clean-Ups
Boys' All Wool ?1,50 Sweaters, at. . 89o
Boys' All Wool $2.00 Sweaters, at 1.25
Men's All Wool $2.00 Sweaters, at 93o
Men's All Wool $2.50 Sweaters, at 1.33
Men's All Wool 25c Hose, at 19c; Six for 1.00
Men's and Boys' 50c Ascots and Puff Ties, at 250
Boys' Soft and Stiff Bosom 75c Shirts, at 35c
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Men's Soft and Stiff Bosom $2.00 Shirts, at. , 1.00
Men's Soft and Stiff Bosom $1.00 Shirts, at 50c
Men's and Boys 75c Shirts, collars attached, at 50c
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Men's and Boys' $1.25 Shirts, collors attached, at 69o
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stumps.
Men's and Boys' $1.50 Shirts, collars attached, at 89c fl
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stumps. . H
Men's Fancy $1.00 Suspenders, at 50c
Men's Fancy 50c Suspenders, at 25c
Men's and Boys' 5Qc Winter Caps, at 25c
Men's and Boys' $1.00 Sample Gloves, at 50c
Men's and Young Men's 35c Fancy How, at 15c
Men's and Young Men's 50c Underwear, at 35c
Men's and Young Men's $1.50 Underwear, at 75c
Boys' $1.00 Underwear, at , 50c
Boys' 50c Underwear, at 25c
Men's 50c Black Sateen Shirts, at 35o
Men's and Boys' Overcoats and Ulsters
$15.00 COATS, at. 9.50
There are $18.00 cravenettes in the lot. Don't overlook
this $9.50 sale 30 to 50 in size.
BOYS' REEFERS and TOP COAT8--3 to 8, $3 value, at, 1.50
RUSSIAN BLOUSE, BUSTER BROWN VESTEES and
TIIREE-PIECE GUILDS' SUITS The choice of any
suit that's in the lot, worth up to $5.95, at . . .' 1 .95
This is a bargain you will appreciate,
BROKAW BROS. 25 Frock Coats and Vests left worth
up to $20.00, sizes 30 to 35 only, at ....503
Dutchess and other good Trousers, $4.00 ones, at 2.50
YEAR WITH THE CHURCHES
Aetlvltr in Building s Geucral
Proa-res Is
Mated.
The year just closed has besn an active
nd prosperous yssr with the churches.
VJt has bssn marked by th completion of
goes splendid church and tht beginning of
another, and has seen the demolltlcyi of
a house of worship crowded out of Six
teenth street by the march of business.
A fin convent and a school or two have
been adJad and other minor Iniproven ents
and buildings put In. Congregations which
carry heavy debts havs mads Urge pay
tnents on them and the future looks clear.
Tbe most Important addition to the ma
terial prosperity of the church world wns
' the dedication and completion of the First
ilaptlat church. This fins building is now
In the possession of its congregation with
not more than 110.00 rbt almost a record
for so large a building and this debt Is
lartlally trranged for. Work was begun
on the church at Twenty-ninth avenue and
barn street early In December oX last
year and the dedication came this fall.
The building and lots coat about 151,000,
and a I4.0U0 organ was donated. The build
ing Is the modern class! a of gray bird's
eye pressed brick and trimmed with Bed
ford stuns, having six stone pillars at the
front and a dome covering tbe auditorium.
The Interior Is handsomely fwisneo. The
dimensions are 67x107 feet. The old build
ing on Park avenue has been sold te a
wrecking company and will probably be
torn down.
Another Improvement among Omaha
churches la the beginning of tbe new
Kountse Memorial. The lots chosen St
Twrnty-slxih aud Farnam streets are In
a very tine location, and the plans call
for a splendid church of rough gray stone.
The old Uarnry street church, was sold
and torn down t make way for a buainees
block. Construction was begun In Au
gust after the excavations had been aude.
The plana were obtained, from aa eastern
Srm and call for an excellent example of
the modern aoelestastloaj building. It Is
expected the church will be ready for oc
cupancy lu the early summer.
The Methodist hospital at Thirty-sixth
and Cuming Uresis wag begua la Uoi aad
Is still to complete. The building, fully
completed, will cost between 1200.000 and
HuO.OuO. Tbe portion now being built in
cludes the central section, with one of the
octagonal service structures aad one ef
the six diagonal wings, the power house
and laundry and tbe operating pavilion.
The mala structure baa been brought up
te the top of the basement walla About
M0.000 La to be speat eurlog WOt U It can
be obtained. Tbe building will be thor
oughly fireproof and medera.
Other Methodist churches which are
shewing material Improvement are the
Tenth street church and the Swedish
church. Tbe first spent 16, 000 in remodeling
and enlarging. The second has lets at
Nineteenth ana) Burt e treats and plana te
put up during the new year a H.SU0 build
ing. The eld shureh, U Worth Eighteenth
street, was sold te the People's cburcb.
The tabernacle ef the First Christian
church congregation, oa lets at Nineteenth
and Farnam streets, la te serve as a plaee
ef worship until money can be ralaed te
finish pay meat for tbe lets and provide a
building fund. The tabernacle la of wood
and holds a large congregation. It coat
about H.M. The aew churaa will aei suw
be built for several years. The plans are
drawn, however, and call for a building
WxlSI feet, seating 1.100 and costing S3C.0OO.
North Side Christian church .may en
large Its building this year. It Is now too
small and tbe congregation at one time
thought of buying the old Unitarian build
ing, but did not.
The Salvation Array Is now paying for
Its hall at Seventeenth and Davenport
streets. This, the First Methodist, building
of former years, was purchased and made
a home for the army. Tbe money Is rap
Idly being raised. Tbe Volunteers of Amer
ica have secured quarters In the Crounse
building, whioh will probably be used all
of this ysar.
- The congregation of Temple Israel Is lay
ing by nieney for a new building and has
ever no.SOO. Ne building Is expected this
year.
A neat little church and parsonage were
put up during the late summer and fall
and dedicated early In December at Eigh
teenth and Coming streets, and will In fu
ture be the home of the people of Salem
church of the Oermaii Evangelical asso.
elation, formerly at Twenty-sixth and
A Manser, streets, and ef ioa church, at
Twenty-seventh and Spragus. The latter
has been burned and the former was old
and Ill-located. It will be sold. The new
church and parsonage are of red brick
and have cost about Ili.OoO, this practically
all being raised and paid.
Practically no Improvements have been
made among the Congregational churches.
Parkvale church began Improvements late
In Hut, costing 1300, which were not com
pleted until In the late winter. Tbe larger
churches are closing out the last et their
debta
No new buildings were added during
104 in the Episcopal parishes. In the early
spring All gain is' finished a IIO.OUO stone
rectory, replacing the on burned. The
Good Shepherd put In a naw organ. Clark
son Memorial hospital may possibly be en
larged. The plans were long ago drawn.
The Presbyterians have beun content
with their present buildings The congre
gation of the First church Is still saving
money for a new church, but will hardJy
reach brick and mortar during 1. Cas
telUtr Street church received some repair
and adornments. Considerable debt-paying
baa been dona.
Tbe Peoples church this fall spent H.0W
In repairs and Improvements to Its church
on Eighteenth street. The First Church of
Christ (Scientist) has sold Its church build
ing and is at preaent quartered In the
Chambers' Dancing academy. Money Is
being collected and a church may be
reached late In tbe year 1106.
The Roman Catholic were busy In at
least two quarters. One of these waa the
censtructlon of a new main building for
the Home of the Good Shepherd at Fortieth
and Jones streets. This gives a long three
story and basement building for the resi
dence of the sisters. It has a red tiled
roof and is of giay brick, with Bedford'
stin trimmings, forming an ecclesiastical
detail over the entrance. The building
wa only completely finished this fall.
Another important work finished Is the
cloister ef the Poor Clares at Twenty
ninth aad Hamilton streets. The old build
ing wa torn down, tbe lets brought to
grade aad a new building put up, having
two long wings at right angles, finished In
red, brown and gray pressed brick and
Bedford stone. The new house I three
stories high and Is UOxlU In frontage. The
buildings, which had reached the top of
the basement wall January of lajit year,
cost about tft.0tt
Sacred Heart parish put in a fine paro
chial school and academy during tha year.
They stand on Blimey trrt, diagonally
across Twenty-seoond from the church, and
cost over 110,000. The management of BL
Joseph's hoapltal still wlshn to make addi
tions to Increase Its capacity, but It la
doubtful If work will ba bgun this year.
Th greatest possibility for lvus Is the
Catholic cathedral. Over $50,000 ha been
placed In a building fend and It Is likely
work will be beg-un during the year. If so,
Bt. Cecilia's church will have to be moved
from its ground at Fortieth and Burt
street. It will be ustd as a temporary
school efter tha cathedral la occupied.
The great church la to be Spanish re
naliance. whioh will be more effective
than a UotlJo building at the same coat.
The dimensions ars l.'IixaS2 feet, according
te tbe plans. The nave will be seventy
feet high and 48x144 In alse. The cathedral
will also Include a chapel, a huptlstry and
a vestibule. Buff stone i.robably will be
used.
The Scandinavian Young Women's Chris
tian association was among tho a to build,
giving up runted quarters on iMvenport
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