10
TOE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. MARCH 7, 190a.
PRESBYTERIANS TO CONFER
Omaha and Bonth Omaha Churchei Will
Meet for Counsel.
MISSIONARY MATTERS THE OBJECT
Flaaa to BrlBK the Local Chorcbea
, lalo Closer Contact with the
Work la Fere I a Flelde
Are Broached.
Final arra'hftements are bring made for a
aeries of conference meetings for all Pres
byterian churches In this city and in South
Omaha, to begin Wednesday, March 16 and
Continue through Sunday. The principal
In these meetings will be David Mc
Conauahy of New York. Dr. T. V. Moore
of Westminster Presbyterian church con
celved the Idea of bringing him here last
Aug-uat at Winona, and In September the
Presbyterian ministers agreed to and en
dorsed the project. The meetings were,
however, held In abeyance during the win
ter.; because of the general evangelistic
movement
"The object of these meetings," said Dr.
Moore, "will be to stimulate the Frcsby
terian churches of this city to more active
work for foreign missions. As a means
of Interesting the Omaha people we pro
pose to establish a connection directly be
twtien each of the local churches and some
particular mission station. When this Is
begun a living connection will be main
tained by correspondence from one of the
missionaries attached to that station.
The movement la particularly directed to
tho men of the congregations; the women
are already doing work for the foreign
fHld. Mr. MoConaughy, I wish partlcu
lary to point out, Is himself a business
man.. He was formerly In India for the
Young Men's Christian association. In
the present work he Is backed by a num
ber of the most prominent men In the
Presbyterian church men of first rank in
the business world. Among them are
John Wannamaker, ex-Oovernor Beaver of
Pennsylvania, Mr. Hacket of Fort Wayne,
Daniel K. Noyeg of St. Paul, L. H. Sever
ance of New York, A. E. Marling and John
H. Converse of Philadelphia, president of
the Baldwin locomotive works. These men
are Interested, and we hope to Interest
Omaha business men of our churches In the
foreign mission work."
Rally When lie Cornea.
Mr. MoConaughty will come here through
St. Louis', Chicago and Lincoln. There is
to be a' forward-movement rally for all
the Omaha Presbyterian churches In the
First church Wednesday evening, March IB.
There will be a similar rally In South
Omaha the same evening. Thursday there
la to be a business men's luncheon In the
First church either at noon or In the even'
ing.. It will be furnlahed by the women o
the church. There are to be conferences
Friday and Saturday evenings with the
missionaries and the men of the Omaha
churches. Sunday, March 19, the visitors
will occupy Omaha pulpits. With Mr. Mc
Conaughy will come two missionaries, Mr,
Jones of Japan and Mr, Wanless of western
India, and two ministers. Rev. Mr. Potter
of Oakland, Cal., and Dr. Bradt of Wichita,
The evangelistic committee of the Omaha
Ministerial union 1 to meet Tuesday even
Ing of next' week In the Young Men's Chris
tian association rooms to consider the plan
of getting Dr. Wilbur Chapman of New
York City here for a series of meetings,
There has been talk of getting this evan
gelist of some other equally eminent de
vine for some meetings, but no definite
tep has yet been taken. The meeting next
week will probably decide on the most Im
portant details of the movement.
I JO
I 1
Pi DM
5c40c
Ladies' Spring Neckwear at 5c and 10c
Big new lot of ladies' neckwear dainty lac and em
broidered turn overs, also em
broidered stocks with tabs-
pretty new ideas, at,
eacb. ,
Laces ad 21c, 31c and 5c Yard
Many styles of pretty new laces and insertings, vals,
torchons, clunys, point de Tfol 5T1
Paris, etc., new pat- 2f TC
lerns, at K
Mach Sets of Embroideries
Fresh new embroideries with insertings to match all
widths many charming new patterns
a great display
at, yard .......
10c-15c-25c and 39c
Sale of Spring Dress Goods, 69c Yd.
Beautiful Mohair Melrose, Armures, Granites, Mohair
Crepes all spring goods, regularly worth, W Q
$1.25 a yard at, per yard DeVC
special WASH GOODS SALE
IN THE BASEMENT TUESDAY
25c
Redmrn, Attention,
. Important mass meeting of all members,
tribes and councils, Omaha and South
Omaha, at Omaha tribe No. 18, Fourteenth
and Dodge, Wednesday evening, March 8.
HOW CHICAGO CHURCH DID IT
Rot. Dr. Strong; -Tells Cons;res;atloB
, allsts to Interest tho Bns
Ineaa Men.
A largo number of Congregatlonallsts of
Omaha enjoyed an evening in honor of
Rev. Sydney Strong, D. D., of Oak Park,
111. The address of the evening was pre
ceded by 8 brief address by Rev. Jamas
M. Camhlll of Chicago. Rev. H. C. Her
ring presided.
Dr. Strong vividly described to hla fellow
churchmen of Omaha the nature of the
great missionary activities of the. church
of Oak Park. This church has been glv-
tng 87,000 for all missionary efforts In pre
vious years and gave $18,000 in 1904. Dr.
Strong attributes this wonderful Interest
to the fact that business men, who had
been previously Ignorant of the needs
hava been Informed through the medium
of the noonday 'luncheon, where men meet
and dlscusa the problem.
He said the church la not keeping pace
with the. population. The churches are
elfish and do not go out to the needy.
Tha strongest church, yoking Itself with
the weakest, Is one of the most successful
ways of solving the city problem.
The plan of the business men's noonday
luncheon will work anywhere, it Is simple,
it has results, It Inspires othera. Here
business men meet other business men In
earnest.
TYPHOID GERMS.
The. microscope shows that In the blood
of wry person sufforing from typhoid the
little; genua can be fonnd as ahawn ihnv.
They are auppoted te get into the water or
White Mercerized New Poplins Specially in
tended for shirt waist suits no other store In Omoha
baa these. To introduce .these, we offer them at
yard
Tokio Silk New half silk shirt waist suit 7 TK
fabric confined to us for Omaha; opening Tl iff
price, yard
Ninon Taffeta Neat, small
check shirt
waist suit fabric,
looks line silk to
morrow at, yard..
Malin Batiste-Fine quality plain printed Batiste
all 190a printings rose and flower effects now so much
wanted in order to sell larpe quantities tomorow, we
offer them at, yard
25c
Mohair Lustre Exact imi
tation of high
price Mohair in all
mannish woolen ef-
fecty at, yard..
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS. BOSTON STORE
19c I
10c
MRS. J. BENSON'S STOCK SOLD
J. L. Brandeis & Sons Bay it at a Most
Extraordinary Bargain.
ON SALE SATURDAY AT BOSTON STORE
Mrs. J. Benson's Complete Stock To
gether with Her Entire New Spring;
Stock as Yet I'npacked, all
' Specially Market, to Go.
AT REMARKABLE BARGAIN PRICKS.
BALK COMMENCES SATURDAY
AT
BRANDEIS' OWN STORE.
Beginning Saturday,: March 11th, J. L.
Brandela & Bona will place on sale at their
store the complete slock of Mrs. J. Benson
of the Y. M. C. A. building. The stock
was secured at a great reduction and the
sale confirmed by an order from the court.
This sale will be without the slightest ques
Uon the groateat mercantile event of its
kind that ever todk place in the west.
Every shopper in Omaha knows tho ex
tremely high quality of the goods carried
in Mrs. Benson's stock. All the goods
were carefully selected for her high class
trade and are of the highest standard. Tbe
stock comprised a complete line of ladles'
and children's furnishing goods and fancy
dress goods, including corsets, muslin un
derwear, knit hosiery, waists, skirts, un
derskirts, dressing sacques, infants' outfits,
gloves, children's Jackets, dresses and caps,
neckwear, veilings, toilet articles, perfumea,
ribbons, art needlework, yarns of all kind a,
linings, buttons, jewelry novelties, notions.
The stock Invoiced $62,000.
Our purchase Includes all the new spring
stock which Mrs. Benson had personally
selected. This stock had never been un
packed, and part of It Is still on the way to
Omaha. We have retained the entire force
of Mrs. Benson's clerks, who will bo busy
until the sale marking down the great
stock of goods. The complete stock will
be brought to Brandeis' store and sold, be- 1
ginning Saturday, March 11.
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS.
with selling liquor to Indians. The accused
was arraigned before United States Com
missioner Anderson and pleaded not guilty.
He was released on his own recognizance
to appear before the federal grand Jury In
May.
SEASONABLE FASHIONS.
H
F
II II
OMAHA WEATHFR BEPORT-Tuesday
Increasing; Cloudiness, Rain or Snow.
Bennett's Great Millinery
Without a doubt Omaha has created some noise in the
superior east because of her style demands, especially in
Millinery.
If any one individual deserves 98 per cent credit for
bringing this about it is
MRS. SINCLAIR.
How at the Head of Bennttt's Great Millinery St cf I on
She is recognized on the eastern markets, in Paris, Vienna and
London as an expert milliner.
Her staff of assistants are tried and true and have been known
to every woman in Omaha who loves millinery tor years.
Mrs. Sinclair's great art lies in her intuition of what is most
becoming for the wearer.
Her counsel HAS BEEN, IS and WILL BE the most valuable at
the call of every lady who desires a reigning mode.
She Knows the Centers of Fashion,
Understands Their Whims and Caprices,
And She Knows the Millinery Tastes
of the Women of Omaha.
She is, therefore, unquestionably your best adviser.
See our superb lines of imported pattern hats the most prodigal
supplies ever brought west.
SECOND FLOOR.
1
BENNETT'S GREAT
GROCERY
Superior qualities In our famous
Grocery Section.
BITTER, BITTER.
BENNETT S CAPITOL. CREAM
ERY BUTTER. Sweet us a nut,
fresh from the churn, pure, de
licious, no finer quality possible.
Put up in bricks bearing that
guarantee of merit the word "Ben
nett's." Several thousand pounds
(16 ounces to a pound), on special
sale Tuesday.
Twenty ($2 Green Trading Ar
Stamps with each pound.... OaVw
NO. 433-mRLS' RUSSIAN DRESS.
Sizes, 6 to 12 Years.
For the accommodation cf readers of Tbe
Bee these patterns, which usually retail at
from 25 to 50 cents each, will be furnished
at the nominal price of 10 cents, A supply
now kept at our office, so those who
wish any pattern may get It either by call
Ing or enclosing 10 cents, addressed "Pat'
tern Department, Bee, Omaha."
DON'T SPIT ON THE SIDEWALK
It-You Do the Policeman Will
Too if Yon Don't Watch
Ont.
Get
sails, we drink. The germs multiply so
that one term ia capable of producing
boat one hundred triluoa serma in twen
ty-four hours. That ia why if the ar
get into inc waier supply OI a town 1
multiply so faat that nearly every!
drinking the water cornea down with the
disease. There are eseentiona. hmmt
and they arc the persona whose health ia
perfect, whose blood ia pure, and liver
active. When the germs ret into a healthy
body they are thrown off with the other
town they
body
ttotaona. Recent Chicago statistics ahow
that one-eighth of all the deaths ia the
east two years in that city have resulted
from pneumonia
Tbe beat advice we can rive ia to put the
ttodv into a Derfectlv sound health ran4(.
ttoo. Be assured that you have rich, red
bivoq ana an active liver,
Many years aso Dr. R. V. Pierce, who la
consulting surgeon to the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute at Buffalo, N. Y.,
found oertaia herbs and roota which, when
made into an alterative extract (without
oac
iae IH of aicoaoi). aeetnea to oe the very
best means of putting the stomach, blood
and vital organ into proper condition.
,.- This seemed to him aa cloae to nature's
way of treating dlteaaa as it was possible
to go. For over a third of a century Dr.
tierce's Golden Medical Discovery has had
a wonderful sale and the cures resulting
from its use are numbered by thousands.
It ia a tiaaue-builder, better than cod liver
oil beeouaa it doe not sicken the stomach,
or ofiead the taate. It strengthen or
reaeir tn assimilative or digestive pro
eaaaa la the stomach and outs on healthy
Wis. wham the weight or the invalid u
tedacad below the sortnal.
Accept a substitute for "Golden Med
ical IHaMvery." Nothing ie U "Jut as
good.
Dc Vim falls !,mi bUtoaaqcaa
In compliance with en order Issued by
the chief of police a few days ago that
an ordinance passed by the city council
a year ago last April making It unlawful
for any person to spit upon any sidewalk,
the Omaha police yesterday afternoon
began to tiring In offenders by the patrol
loud. Murphy, the day patrol driver, is
reported as having said that if they kept
on at the rate they have started out the
city will have to buy. another team in
a short time. A total of thirty-five on
this charge was made In a little over three
hours, which was at the rate of about
ten to the hour.
A Swede who was brought In the pa
trol wagon on the charge of expectorating
on the streets said, "Ah don' car about
being arrested, but ah skal hot like to
rid In dat monkey wagon.' It skal make
me feel like d n dog." '
Harry B. Da via, undertake. Tel. 1226.
Yoiac Women Give Social.
The Young Ladles Sodality of St.
Pairlrk'a church nave a moat enjoyable
aortal lust evening at Turner hall. This
waa the fifth social gathering of this
character held thla season by the Sodality.
A short but pleasing program waa ren
dered. Every one. (if the participanta re
ceived an encore. The prturmnii were
quite taaty and unique In design, being
a shamrock leaf cut out of grean paper
wltti the program written lu white ink.
Tue Sodality is made up of thirty of the
young women workers of Bt. Patrick a
church and they take thla furm of rais
ing money for the benefit of the church.
One More Ilootlea;aer,
Deputy I'uited States Marshal Homan
has returned from llancroft. Neb., bringing
wlibbiu) .WlUlaia &L AldrkU, vuugd
6UARA TEED BY SHE-MAN
& McCO NELL D UB CD.
Hyomel the Only Cnre for Catarrh
Which Returns Your Money If Not
Satisfactory,
It is seldom that a druggist has enough
faith In the medicine he sells even when
prepared by himself to be willing to refund
the money If It does not cure but Hyomel
has cured so many cases of catarrh among
the customers of Sherman & McConnell
Drug Co., corner 16th and Dodge streets,
Omaha, that they offer to refund the money
to all who use It and report that they are
not satisfied.
Hyomel Is the simplest and most conven
ient remedy for catarrh ever offered to the
public. Breathed through an inhaler so
small that It can be carried in the vest
It will absolutely kill all the germs of ca
tarrh and cure the disease. Catarrh cannot
exist where Hyomel Is used. It has a two
fold action, killing all the germs In the air
paaaages and lunga and soothing and heal
ing the Irritated mucous membrane.
Some of the most prominent men and
women of the country have gladly given
testimonials to Hyomel. After seeking re
lief in vain for years this wonderful remedy
has cured them of catarrh, and It ia no
wonder they want others to know of It.
: D. O. Oroff, Editor of the Nlcholaavtlle.
Ky. News writes: "Ever since I waa a
young man I have been troubled with ca
tarrh, and in later yeara the disease be
came unbearable. Hyomel has helped mp
so much that I wish to publicly apeak of
Its merits, so that others afflicted as I have
been may be likewise benefited.
If you have catarrh accept Sherman A
McCobnull Drug Co.'s proposition and use
liyvmei. The complete outfit of Hyomel
coats but 11.00 and constats of an Inhaler, a
medlclua dropper and a buttle of Hyomel.
Rice Special
Fifty 5) Green Trading Stamps
with five pounds splendid large
grain Japan Rice 33c
Seed Special
Ten (tl) Green Trading Stamps
with ten packages assorted Veg
etable and. Flower Seeds 25c
I'needa Illscnlt Special
Ten (Jl) Green Trading Stamps
with 3 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuit 15c
Laundry Soap Special
Ten (Jl) Green Trading Stamps
with eight bars Bennett's Bargain
Soap 4 26c
Veaetable .Special
Sixty ($6) Green Trading Stamps
with ten sans solid pack Tomatoes
and ten cans lOarly June Per.s 2.00
Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps with
two jars Diamond S Pure Pre
serves 20c
Corn Meal Special
Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps
with ten pounds sack Corn Meal
white or yellow 18c
Tuesday Bargains
in Hardware
- Section
Shaker Flour Sifter, 19c
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading
Stamps.
10-quart Tin Chamber ft
Tails aa-C
Twenty ($2.00) . Green Trading
'Stamps.
12-quartsTin Chamber Ln
Tails 70C
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading
Stamps.
50-pound Flour Cons, 6 8 c
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading
Stamps.
Small Kange Tea Kettle, f
at iJC
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading
Stamps.
14-quart Tin Dish ran, 3(
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading
Stamps.
FURNITURE, CARPETS AND DRAPERIES
Fine line of Ingrain Rugs, all sizes and good patterns, all wool, at
prices that will interest you. i
See our window of Wiltons, Axmlnsters and Body Brussels.
Smyrna Rugs, 36x 73 Inches aQ Smyrna Rugn, 6x9 feet, g Qp
Smyrna Rugs, 30x 60 Inches, 1,48 Smyrna Ruga, 3x12 feet, " j Qg
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Park Board Ordinanoe Introduced and Bead
the First Time.
FORTY THOUSAND ISSUE IS ASKED FOR
Omaha: Cooperage Company Wants
Water Maine Extended So that it
May Have Fire Protection
for Its Plant.
The regular monthly meeting of the city
council was held last night with all mem
bers present except Martin.
An ordinance appropriating or declaring
the necessity of voting bonds In the sum
of 140,000 was introduced and read for the
first time. This ordinance calls for a
special election on April 4 for the purpose
of voting on the propostion to Issue bonds
to the amount mentioned for the purposes
of paying tor and Improving lots, lands
or grounds In the city for park purposes.
This ordinance was sent to the Judiciary
committee for investigation.
City Treasurer Howe and Stock Inspec
tor Jones filed reports for February which
were placed on file.
The deed for the new fire hall property
at Twenty-fifth and L streets was pre
sented to the council and referred to the
city attorney.
The Omaha Cooperage company, at i
the classes on March 13. Superintendent
McLean announced that a general teachers'
meeting would be held Saturday forenoon.
The program will be announced later.
Cattle Feeder Talks.
H. Laur of Howells, Colfax county, waa
a vialtor at the stock yards yesterday. Mr,
Laur said that the winter Is breaking up
nicely In his section of the country and
that the frost Is out of the ground. The
snow, he said, did the land a great deal
of good, thawing slowly and soaking into
tho ground gradually. The ground ia now
In good condition for spring work. Cattle
and hogs are In fine condition and some
big shipments from Colfax county may be
expected before long.
Ma ale City Gossip.
City Engineer Beal Is laid up with an at
tack of the grip.
Mrs. J. C. Tyran has gone to Ireland for
a. inree monms trip.
i ne iion lemp s club gave a very enjoy
able social and dancing party at Work
man temple last night.
Dr. R. B. Crawford will deliver a lec
ture at Workman temple on March 14 on
the subject, "Homes and the South."
Modern Woodmen are requested to meet
at the hall at 1 o'clock this afternoon for
the purpose of attending the funeral of
George Sherwood.
Rev. R. I.. Wheeler, rastor of the First
PreHbyterian church, will officiate at the
funeral services over the remains of George
Sherwood this afternoon.
Graders are as-aln working on the south
side of J street, Juat west of Twenty-fourth
street. These lots will soon be put down
to grade.
John Homan, aged 74 years, died yester
day. The funeral will be held on Wednes
day morning at 10:30 o'clock at the resi
dence. 4228 S street. Interment at Laurel
Hill cemetery.
Thlrty-fifth and I streets, asked for better . ( ,. . , YounK Men s Christian Ka
firs protection. This company asked that ROciation at the association rooms last
H.C. Miller
Bankrupt
Stock on Sale
Tuesday. See
Ad on Page 3.
THI RELIABLE STORE.
H. G. Milter
Bankrupt
Stock on Sale
Tuesday. See
Ad on Page 3.
Mammoth Silk Sale
25.000 yards of plain and fancy Silks, worth nn to 12.00 per yard, will he
placed on sale Tuesday. March 7 In three lots, at. yard. &"c, 45c and
A rich and varied collection of the most handsome and popular weaves for
and'- Th finest valucB cver offered at the price, at, yard. 65c, 4T.e
Sample Silk Suits $12.50
IK SAMPLE SILK SHIRT WAIST SCITS-Mado of Glvernaud s be-t Taffeta.
iwo aime. v.ome in oiues, browns, greens, tans, grays, black and fanclca
B'ix. special Tuesday .12.50
.351
spring
..35c
No
Splen-
Four Specials in the Great Domestic Room
15c Ct'HTAIN SWISS-36 Inches wide, long
UJW
wonderful value
7ic
35c MERCERIZED WHITE WAISTINGS.
yard 15c
12Hc Cambric, very fine, 36 inches wide, I
to 10 yard lengths, at, ("3
yard OJC
at, yard.
15c Sheer India Linon,
at.
yard
Canned Goods Still Coming Down
The Trust Were Overloaded on the Highest Quality Goods
and Were Forced to Sell.
Read These Prices.
X- i. or anv "ther brand best pack
Sweet Sugar Corn, can 6c
2- pound can fancy Wax, String or
Lima Beans, can 5C
3- pound can Lye Hominy, can 6c
3-pound can Golden Pumpkin, can 6c
8-pound can Missouri Apples, can 5c
8-nound Golden Table Svrup, can 7W
3-pound can Boston Baker) Beans, can.. 7c
16-ounce con Condensed Cream, can 7W
2-pound can Wisconsin Early June
Sifted Peas, ran 714c
Gallon can Baltimore Applns, can iwc
-P"una wacK iiign fatent Minnesota
Flour, sack 4s
7 pounds best Kiln Irled Oatmeal 16c
10 pounds best Kiln Dried Cornmeal 15c
6 pounds beat hand picked Navy Beans. 19c
S pounds best Pearl Barley, Tapioca,
Sago or Farina 19c
10 bars Swift's Pride or Beat 'Em All
Laundry Soap 25c
On Time Yeast, package 2c
Cudnhy's Diamond C Mince Meat,
package g
3 Crown Muscatel Raisins, pound Bo
4 Crown Mum-Htel Raisins, pound So
Large California Sweet Prunes, pound.. 5o
Virginia Blackberries, pound 60
SPECIALS AT THE 'MAMMOTH FRESH
FRl'ITi DEPT.
Soft shell English Walnuts, pound 12140
Pure Colorado White Clover Honey,
rack lOo
1-pour.d package Persian Dates 6o
Fancy large ripe Bananas dosen 120
Fancy largo Juicy Seedless Lemons,
dosen i , 10o
Large imported Smyrna Figs, pound. ...12vio
doien ISa i
Fresh roasted Peanuts, per measure 4o
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS,
dozen
20g
w
ANTED
A BOY
In every town io sell
our new Saturday Bee.
We will send any boy the first 10 COPIES I REE
It contains 18 pages f special magazine features, including
10 colored pages with BUSTER BKOWU COMICS, altogether 30
pages, and is a big seller everywhere on Saturday.
YOU MAKE TWO CENTS PROFIT ON EVERY PAPER YOU SELL
For Full Particulars Write io
The
maiia oee.
Omaha. ..Nebraska.
Ask for a
QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO I
BEST BECAUSE Ton are HOT raying for bill hoards, fenee nalattaar, clocks,
free deals, etc., but for Fl ne Qnallty Havana Tobacco, KirAL to Import
Clears. Sold direct to tbe retailer by F.K. RICH HERO. ClOaJl CO., HuiUaa.
tax or a, iT. LOUIS.
in;
PUT ON YOUR MANTLE
One of our mantle clocks. We are showing- a handsome
enameled clock with bronze trlmmlnga for 16.00 and $7.75.
These are handsome goods and fully guaranteed. We al.to
have same beautiful clocks in fancy bronze and gold
glit. Spend a few minutes in our store. .
LOOK FOR THE NAME.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
1G1C Dougi as Street.
fee) mi ass bbsj asa bbb pas saa am aaai aaa aaa mm mm mm mm urn mm mm tea saa
VISITORS WELCOME TO OUR NEW MODEL FACTORY
None Such Mince Meat '
I la 2-Pla 10c Packages with List of Valuable Premiums.'
)'
Df RRELl-SOULI CO. I
!IIUCU$E,fllJ
DEPUTY STATE VETERINARIAN,
H. L RAMACCI0TTI. D. V. S.
CITY VKTEKIN AHIAS".
Office and Infirmary, 28th and Mason Sts.
OMAHA, MUH. Telephone &.
water mains be extended so that hydrants
would be located near the works. The
committee on fire and water will investigate.
City Clerk Qlllln was instructed to adver
tise for bids for laying permanent alde
walka. The city attorney waa requested
to draft ordinances for the laying of per
manent aldewalks on both the north and
south aides of B street and on both aides
of J street from Twenty-fourth street to
Twenty-fifth street.
Hugh Murphy was given until Wednea-
day noon to sign the contract with the
city for the paving of Mlasouri avenue.
If the contract la not signed by thla time
the contract will be declared void and the
certified check accompanying the bid do
dared forfeited.
Claims agalnat the city for February
were presented and allowed. The council
will meet most likely today to pass the
park bond ordinance.
Opeslag Decided On.
Last night the Board of Education met
for the flrat time In the new high achool
building. It was decided to have the formal
opening of the building on March 21. The
program to be carried out waa not entirely
decided on, but the details will be worked
out during the week. Bllla were allowed
and conHiderable routine buxlnes was
ransucted. Another meeting 1h to be held
week from lust night. While the high
school building la not completed It is ex
pected. lUat arrangements can be made far
night. It was something in the nature of
a grand rally. An attempt Is beina; made
to increase the association membership,
fienren H. Brewer, who was aulte badly
bruised In a runaway accident on Sunday,
is doing as well as can be expected by his
physicians. While no bones were broken
Mr. Brewer Is very bsdly bruised and it
will be some days before he will be able
to get on his feet.
No Knife Needed
Piles can be cured by internal treatment
To get at tho cause tha: is the secret, and
that is why Pr. Perrln't Pile Specific la
so universally successful in its results. It
increases the flow of digestive juices in
tha stomach accelerates the action of tha
liver. With congestion of the liver removed
and constipation relieved, the two chief and
distinct causes of piles are reached and
conquered.
Dr. Pcrrin's Pile Specific
The Internal Remedy
Tot dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation,
biliousness, catarrh of the stomach and
kindred ailments it is the greatest remedy
that has ever yet benefited mankind.
Certain in its results, this remedy will
cure the most obstinate case of Piles.
Di. Pcuia Medical Co ikkoa, Moot.
HOTELS.
New York City
HOTEL EMPIRE
Broadway
Empire Square
and U3d street
HOTEL, EMPIRE
within 5 rnluutes
of all theaters and
large department
tore
HOTEL EMPIRE
to Elevated and
Subway stations 2
minutes walk
HOTEL EMPIRE
ia noted for its
excellent cooking,
efficient service &
moderate charges
HOTEL EMPIRE
baa electric clock
and telephone In
every room, and
in remodeling, re
decorating and re
furnishing, spent
OVER S250.OOO
JUST COMPLETED
W. Johnaon Qalnn
Sena for guide of New York FYs
New York City
14
8 MISSES' ft CHILDREN'S
A specially prepared ahne. plump kid
or genuine box calf with aoft. pliable
kid tops Heavy extension soles, In
button or lace.
$'5o
Mi;r.oT': $2.00
Women's slsea, tO Cft
24 to qaS.DVJ
These prices may seem high, but our
euatomera tll ua ever day, "Give me
another pair just like thtse, they glv
auch good aatla (action. " ....
One pair of these ehnea will outwear
two pair of the ordinary kind.
Drexel Slioo Co,,
1419 FAANAU STREET,
Onihi't llP-tt-li!i Shu Kim ,
ASIC FOR OUR FRKB CATALOOUB.
arasBcd
r