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flTE OMAITA DAILY REE: THURSDAY. ArOUST 10. 1903. SERMON ON FOLLT OF WORRY Careful ObterTer Dilates on Eil af Viewing tba Dark Bids. OLDEST INHABITANT IS WITH HIM Wnth Th-'ae let PhlloMr mrre It la lnwlw ta Kirk 4iiUi4 lh Prlrha In Adv.nee. 'The diMsnf MM' re always steep, quoted rhe Caref.il Ohwrvfr yesterday afternoon as he wati-lied the OHwl In habitant ttnifh his ala of root beer. "As I read the footprints In the Sand of time." rontlnued the Careful UWrver, "m-e are apt to overestimate the tnpks ahead of us and forget that ttie Lord tem per the wind to the lamb that has had 1-s wool clipped. We. at least manv of us. are wont, to see our tasks, trial and troubles al! coming clown the road In a solid phalanx; then we hold up our hands In horror, say. 'Woe Is me." and flee from the wrath to come. Then. In our haste, we stumble over broken hrlrks and bottles, figuratively; are taken to a hospital, the good man of medicine comes to otir bed side, look at our tonguo and fel of our pulse, glance toward the nurse and shakes his head sideways. "Of course, yon are wise that It does not happen Just as I have told It. but you catch my. Idea, don't you?" He Gets the Pwlnt. All Hlsxht. "I follow your line of thought." replied the Oldest Inhabitant. The fact Is, I fre quently have noticed that some of us try to cross the bridge before we reach It. TVe drive along, admiring the beautiful landscape, when, all of a sudden, we begin to think about the bridge. We worry and fret how we are going to cross the river until w get there and find that the county commissioners have been on the spot and repaired the bridce, all or our worry having been In vain. "Then, on the other hand, suppose the commissioners have not repaired the bridge, of what use is It to worry over the bridge being , out? By meeting these little broken bridges from day to day. In a manful way, we strengthen ourselves even as the oak Is strengthened by being tossed by the winds." ' "I have, held that our troubles are not usually half as bad as we picture them." rejoined the Careful Observer. "We go to a picnic and think the Ice cream will run out before the minister has been served, when It turns out that he gets three dishes and there Is enough of the froien delicacy left to send some to Mrs. Jones, who Is at horn nursing a foot that her cow stepped on. "We thlrtk 'oiir dog has hydrophobia, when 'he has only distemper; we lead our selves to think our wives want new seal skin sacques, when we later find they only want a dollar with which to help put new shingles or) the church. And thus It goes; we are apt to bet the home team will lose before the game'ls half over. But I see a rift In the clouds and believe we are even now enjoying the dawn of a better day." ' Sot In Omaha. "I agree with all you aay except the reference to those who bet on the home base ball team," replied the Oldest . In habitant. '"I know, and you surely must know, that every Omaha base ball fan would bet his last cent on the home team even after the score book showed the visit ing team the winner. But that has nothing to do with meeting out troubles as they come, and meeting them bravely. By the way, you remember that old saying, 'Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you,' don't you?" "Well, I should say I do remember It. My uncle told me that many years ago. A neighbor's house had been entered by feurglars and I. In my childish way, asked eny unci what he would do If burglar ahould visit his place. Then he told me that old saying. "S".J 01 o Sertoli 1 STORE Ladles' IMiHo Ch.nt UNSct ufc Cl lift $5.$6 II III Ullll I ilUIJL OUIIO viJI.U SALE OF THE POPULAR. SHEER. WHITE WASH FROCKS; ALSO THE PRETTY COLORED SUITS 9 These stunning suits are. in Swires, lawns, Indian bead mus liu and long cloths made with pleated waists and ekirts also elaborate panel front- .-.l i : ,i - i .1 i .... . I i ri timing's. Colored suits are hitfh quality ration foulard, grass linens, charnbravs, etc. worth 5.00 and 16. U0, . at ,90 WASH COAT SUIT5-Loti7 coat mitt-frock and frill tuittiichite and eolom T t Q have lieensellinq up to $10.00,. J.O White Shirt W&istt Sheer White. Waitts, fresh, and clean and very daintily trimmed viauy are tit famous Royal Waitt and told f ! regularly vp to fit. 00, QC-LtjC 35c Silk Mousselirvc at 15c Yard A Thursday wppolfll silk monsspllnp In the daintiest shades, creamy dark colors, Mnrka, etc. for waists, for party dreiises, for dainty summer frocks hun dreds have stopped to adiulre the window display main floor, at, per yard 15 c THURSDAY EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS IN THE J. H. EVANS NEBRASKA SHIRT CO. The greatest stock of men' high grade exclusive -fur- nishing goods and hats ever sold in Omaha everything . at '- , H&L'F PRO Store closes tvt 10 p. m. Saturday Hi Store closes at 10 p m. Saturday OMHHA WEATHER OBECAT-TsfST,Psli. L l L v. ' II J f STORE CLOSES EVERY EVENING except SJ I Saturday) AT FIVE O'CLOCK. I Thursday ii Dry Goods LADIES' LINEN SUITS MARKED VERY CHEAP for quick selling Thursday. Only 7 left on sale. Suit depart ment, second floor. No. 1 One reseda green and one gros blue Redingote suit, with latest out skirt, 'a'bnrgain at $14.75 7 Oft marked for Thursday f U No. 2 A reseda green Coffee Jacket Suit, very 7 QA nobby, formerly $15, marked for Thursday .... U .No. 3 Two very nobby white linen suits, short Coat-effect, new skirt, formerly, $15.00 and $l(i.50 7 QH marked for Thursday No. 4 A natural linen Jacket Suit, medium length T OA formerlv $12.50 marked for Thursdav ZJXJ No. 5 One striped linen jacket suit, formerly Z QP ; $12.50, marked for Thursday " JZJD Hot Weather Sale of Handkerchiefs All linen fancv lace and embroidered borders,' and plain hemstitched ladies' .handkerchiefs, regular 19c values, for Thursday - '.your choice, tliree for .'...'.Xjv Only six tp a customer. Lace Sale Fine net top oriental laces and bands aud extra wide Cluny lace and insertions, a lot of fine Xor mandy Val Laces, values up to 45c, a yard, f for Thurteday, a yard 1UC Children's .Under Vests 20 dozen children's gauze lisle Swiss ribbed vests, high neck, long sleeve, also low neck, no v eleeve, regular 19c and 25c values, special for Thursday,' .w. From 10 to 12 ttoon 5c each. Clearance Sale of Parasols Ladies' fancy silk and linen embroidered parasols that sold for $1.25 tb $4.00, will be closed out at less than one-half the cost. AVe divide tliera in two lot si - $1.25 to $2.00 values, special; 50c." $2.25 to $4.00 values, $1.50. " Wash Goods SaleAt'lOo a yard, 2(XJ pieces of fine wash , goods in, light and. dark colors This. it an odd lot, and comprises 11 the very nicest of the season's gooSjfri ' worth up to 50c yard, for Thursday, a yard ; 1UC White Mohair 50c a Yard Plain and figured white mohairs, . suitable for waists and skirts, values up to CO 85c a yard, Thursday, a yard ........... . . . ,: ! . JUC BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY fit. It took .three men to hold him then. He Invariably tells thepollce Judge he has been "sick" when he ! arraigned In po lice court. YOUNG OUT OF STATE'S WAY Negro Who Shot Companion Only Go Before Police Conrt. Will Bella Toung, the colored man who acel- Then a horse ran-away and the meeting dentally ahot Fred Wlggleton In front of broke up. MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETING Doctors of MUsonrl Valler Will Hold Annaal ConTentlon at Ceancll Blnffa. the Midway saloon Tuesday morning, will be charged In police court with carrying concealed weapons and discharging fire arms within the city limits. Inasmuch as Wlggleton Is satisfied that Toung did not intentionally shoot him the state cannot make a case against Toung. He will, how ever, be arraigned in police court Thurs day morning on the charges mentioned. Dove Dalley, the colored man who Is said to have started the trouble Tuesday The Medical Society of the Missouri ralley will hold its 'Eighteenth annual meeting In Council Bluffs August 24-26, under the morning, has been arrested on a charge of presidency r Dr. H. Qrove Burnett of Kan- disturbing the peace. He will have a trial sas (.lty. I Thursday mornlnr Wlrttnn has left The Grind hotel his been selected as Clarkaon hospital and Is rapidly recovering neaaquaners. wnne Lake Manawa will be from the wounds he received. the scetia of the sessions. roiiowing is a usi or tne papers already a Warning to Mothers. promises. Too much care cannot be used, with small Discussion of Diabetes, led bv Dr. IRnv .kiu... ...n. .1.- k. .....v... - .k CDlTcMfoiimonh,Pulmonarv Tuberculosis. mer moths to guard against bowel trou- law by Dr j, r. Klme, Fort Dodge, la. bles. Give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and a dose of castor oil, and the disease may be checked In Its Inclplency and all danger avoided. The castor oil and thla remedy should be procured at once and kept ready for In stant use as soon as the first Indication of Bridges, I ,ny boei trouble appears. This. Is the Carelessness In the I'ae of the Cm-ati I i-m. . ... - Vl.rn... W C- -I... . I I.HUo w.u, w.cn Treatment of Patients After Intra-Ab-domlnal Pperationa, Daniel Morton, 8t Joseph. Practical Facta About Hernia, U A.-Todd, 01. joaepn. Four Cases Of Essential Anemia and Tneir differentiation, W. O Onmha. Borne Observations on Carcinoma of tha most successful treatment known and may Intestine, a. Condon, Omaha. I be relied upon with Implicit confidence even iuiMiriance or ine npio-oacuius , . .h.i.r. i,n.(, ,.r M,.,vi.i.u ni...j r. 1 I n cases or cnoiera infantum. w. .... 111. IV. . II, I . 1 1 V. V.I 111 II. U. UIIIBIia. The Prevention of Iwfornilty, J. P. Lord. Omaha. Bodily Weight as a Factor In Prognosis .In Nervoii- and Mental Dlneases. Frank rarsons Nortiury, jHc:.iivllle, 111. Some Non-Brptlo t'auses of Fev Labor. Maiv Strom. Ihimhn The Pharmucology of Antipyretics, A. 1 jnmrneafl, tununa. Ectopic aestatiiin, with Report of Cases, u, ueveriy I'auipbaiL t. Joxeph. shs:u:le Fmicu. Taper, W. O. Ienry, Omaha. FRUITS OF MTI-DOPE LAW Effeota of lew ttatete Are Beclnnln te Be teen nt Polloe Beadqearters. The recent law passed by the state legis lature making habitual users of Intoxicating liquors or drugs subjects for the Board of Insane Commissioners Is beginning to bear fruit. Wednesday morning Deputy County Attorney Fitch filed complaints against Barney Kemmeriing and Kittle Smith, charging them with being addicted to the use of cocaine. Both parties are now In the city U1 and have been arrested time and again and are known to the police as "cocjtlae Honda" of the wo ret type. That , the cocaine habit haa been estab lishing Itaelf to an almost alarming extent In Oi ih during the last few years la the opinion of police officer. Another aubject to come under the pro- I vision . of. the new law Is Charles Matteaon. who la arreeted every few days. Last week he tried to kill himself while In a whisky fit. Wedneeday mornlns he was carried Into the police atatlon with an alcoholla Wakefield's Blackberry BaJseLm la a prompt and absolutely Bure cure for diarrhoea, dysentery, flux, cholera morbus, cholera Infantum, etc. . It has been the leading . summer complaint remedy for 59 years. , " : All Druuteu Ml tu PELLET1ER OMAHA'S" CHOICE Kantti City Man GfiUNekraska's 8upport for Head Bird of Freedom. LOCAL EAGLLS GO TO DENVER SESSION John A. Tnthlll Lends Advance Gnard and Georsre Weat and Jnle Althaoe WUl Head the ' Main Proceaalon. John A. Tuthill of the local aerie Frater nal Order of Eagles, leaves this evening for Denver, accompanied by his wife and niece. Mr. Tuthill is chairman of the com mittee of credentials, wihch will meet Fri day, In order to pass on all credentials be fore the meeting of the grand aerie la called to order, next Tuesday morning. Monday evening the main body of Omaha t-agles. who are to attend the convention. will take their flight. There will be about 100 In the party, many being accompanied by their wives or other female relatives Delegates Georg F. West and Jule Althaus will head, the Omaha; aun-gasets and the Nebraska birds of freedom expect to be led Into the best that Is going In Denver. Itebraska a delegates In the grand aerie will be for John F. Pelletler of Kansas City for re-clectlon aa grand worthy president. The Nebraska badges are works of art In the line of breast decorations. They are a rich blue In color, with gold lettering at the bottom, "One Oood Term . Deserves Another." The badge Itaelf Is surmounted with a spread eagle in bright metal, above which la a medallion Inscribed "Denver- Omaha Aerie 38." Below the eagle Is an other medallion bearing the likeness of Grand -Worthy President Pelletler, with the words, "Our Candidate." . Tnthlll Takes Proxies. Chairman Tuthill takes with him to Den ver the proxies of several middle west delegates who will be unable to attend the Denver convention, and 'these he also will cast feu Pelletler'a re-election. The 1 Kansas City man seems to be pretty sure of x re-election without any opposition, having given the order a very successful supervision the past year. The convention will continue In seslon until Friday, August 18, and after that most of the Omaha contingent expect to spend a week or more visiting various places of Interest In Colorado and adjoin ing states. Mr. Tuthill and his party will attend the celebration at Cheyenne, . the Omaha man having a place In the exer cises of Frontier day, fee having been among the earliest arrivals In the Cheyenne country when a boy. , .From producer to consumer, the Tn Green Trading Stamps with OCXc. pound Santos Coffees aSiWW Ten-Green Trarllmr Stamps with 'lQp pound Tea OCJU Ten Green Trading Stamps with bottle Bennett's Capitol Extracts, lC Ten Green Trading Stamps with T1r can Diamond tV' Salmon Ten Green Tradlqg Stamps with Ofir bottle Gedney s Chill Sauce Five Green Trading1 Stamps with 2c can Underwood's Sardines Five Green Trsrlirtg Stamps Sr with 8-ltr. package Salt ,JW plan on which re handle groceries . :..24c ;...5c 4c 4c Salmon, pound IOC Pickles, assorted, Br bottle 7c Cnstlle Soap, cake 9c can cream, for Oil Sardines, . can Potted Ham, can Pepper Sauce, bottle Rousing Crockery Doings Dinner Ware Sets or Open Stock NEW BLUE SPRAT DINNER SETS Full 100 pieces, balance of Q Qrt week, a set..... .., 'w DARK ' BLUE DINNER SET Best? English' porcelain, a H2.00 value f this week full, set for HAVILAND DINNER SET Pretty pink decoration balance of week Of tZfl full 100 piece set i St& BLOWN GLASS TABLE TUMBLERS Very finest clear glass set OCn of six Thursday only AVW (NONE DELIVERED.) FORTYGREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH EACH DOZEN FRUIT JARS BOLD THURSDAY. - ' Twenty Green Trading Stamps with each doien Jelly tumblers Thursday. Ten Qresn Trading Stamps with eaoh docen Jar rubbers Thursday Second Floor. Watch Out for Bennett's Torrent Sale of GRANITE, WARE TMRTY-FIVE TO FIFTY PER. CENT DISCOUNT ATRONIZK HOME INDUSTRY. TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS AND SUITCASES. Genuine Matting Suitcases, very light. The newest thing- out. Price $3.60, f 3.7S and $4.00. WE DO REPAIRING. Omaha Trunk Factory, 12G9 Far nam St. Ask for a QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO I 11 i ' 0E8T BECAUtE Ton are HOT paying for Mil :r.t.V,"S"tH.'TuSf.'. (;Bavre. sola oireci i - tmrere, T. LOUIS. J. I, Brmndela Gets lajeaetloe. Brandels A Sons have sued out In Judge Troup court a temporary restrain Ing order to Keep itayden Bros, from con tinuing the digging they are now prose-, rutins In making an excavation alongside the Boston store. The order of the court will hold until plaintiffs, the Boeton store proprietors, are assured that Hayden Bros, will spread their strength of foundation an far and so long on the building line that the foundations belonging or apper taining to the present Boston store will not be affected. A Skin off Beauty lt Joy Forevor. NO. 4A7-A PRETTT RUSSIAN B!OU6E FROCt,.. 81see-4 : to years. . For the accommodation of readers of The Bee these patterns, which usually retail at from X to W cents each, will be furnished at the nominal price of W eenta. A. supply la now keft at .our etnee, so those who wish any pattern way gat It either by cau- Inc or enclosing r eerirs. addressed "Fat- tern Department, Bee, Omaha, T. Felix Ooureud'e Oriental Cream or Magioel ateeutlfler. Hoik .il.i I. MBIT FrckiM. lUU, u n4 vrf ktoa& oa bemulf. m4 tit 4s)tctio. U Of 47 VCaVTfA, ltd 1 m liftral4 tulalt tatMtki.at A 0rt BO OSUAlT fVtt af kltnklaV Bjrac. Dr. L. AS LbJF t lti bBW1 l,ai aet kAtleal i r 1 A y kdt rittUB BD lid. mi BrLra.i mi. F r imb f Xi druit Bod rwef. fttKHb Dr.!! la ta Umiud Huibb, C biixib b4 uvpB.l lUtfl. T. KWlWne. Vkuiimm StiM lag Tai1 GOLD BRACELETS, Neck Chains, Gold Beads. Gold Lockets. Gold Rings. Gold Brooches in fact we have the latest pieces in gold Jewelry. Spend a few minutes in our store. Look for the name. S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler, UK Douglss Street. C3 Come to Creaf Regent Shoe Sate Thursday. ffilis xmm stawiAaLst a-rena. Come to Great Regent Shoe Sale Thursday. ON AUGUST HTH WE PURCHASED THE ENTIRE Regent Shoe ' OF W. S. STRYKER CO. TIiphp nIioch liavr ripvpr lioen sold for less than $3.50 AND $4.00, ON SALE THURSDAY - v. 25 " . JVU i ' jmr These shoes are all home made shoes and put together by skilled UNION workmen, the leathers ' in the different kinds of shoes being especially selected, for this lot of fine shoes. All are stylishnnd up-lo-date and are made in all the popular leathers. Each pair bears the UNION LABEL. N Made up in corona colt, viei horse hide enamel, gun metal ralf,.velours, calf and box calf. Extra help engaged. No delay in being waited on. Grand Embroidery Sale Thursday Thursday morning we will offer the greatest bnvsaln? In Embroideries and InMTtlnjts ever seen In the country. . , 35C CORSET COVER EMBROIDERIES, PER YARD, IOC. Tblf lot of embroidery was botiRht from the largest manufacturer of rati" lln underwear In America", but on account. of a lute kpbsou they could not use I lie quantity A bought -It for XV on the dollar and will divide It Into four big lots: . , , , -f . . . .. . i THIRD LOT ONLY 1C, . Worth '30c to 2.V. FIRST LOT ONLY 2hC, Worth 5c to; 7c; SECOND LOT ONLY 5C, Worth 10c to 15c. FOURTH LOT ONLY iOC, Worth 30c to 35c. Now is the Time to Make Your Jelly. We have received by exr.reis:U5r more baskets of Fanry Wild Gooaa, Plums. These are the finest that irrow for making Jelly. As long as they ? a I 1 2M last we will sell them, per basket. ''HAYOEW.-BRGiS, .,. 4-1 t i WE STILL jOofitinue to Sell HANANS. CLATP & BOTDEX'8 $5.00. AND 15.50 RUSSIA TAN OXFORDS- I CA ....... sSttl AT .......... ... All our men's $3.50 and $4.00 Rus sia calf Blucher Oxfords at one price for 2.50 $3.50 and $4.00 grades, siies fl to 7V4. D. and E widths I CA price Ladies, Attention . We hare Just recelred this morn ing by express, all sizes and widths, of a. beautiful white linen oxford. Drexel Shoe Co 141.9 Farnam St MEN'S FURNISHINGS AT REDUCED PRICES i.vnflTiTAII siiinmsr T?r)4r- wear. IncludlnK Vnion 8J1V8. Mil as follows: 5)c halbrlggs-n shirts snrt -drawers now ....... l cotton nd lisle rlr.bfd and mrsh shirts and drswers..., $1 60 French lisle t2 00 French llle to Ml Vr.nrh llllle I r-..t.kra4 PimU rihra shirts and drawers, reguisr o l 7 suit. tie 6e ...$l 00 ...11 s Il.TC I at ruir m rm.nt All this season's aroods and eompltta iinpa 111 nir.rn. All broken lines of two-pleea under wear, worth 12. BW. M ann "WF",, U a suit, wa hava made one Q(J price garment UNION BU1TB. ' I., .,,lt.nAW 11 I $2 60 union suits now jl.TJ 13.00 union suits now f" I 14 Imported lisle union suits now. ca T-wi ill ..viilir made IeVin' it - .. . m aa I union suits new is fco 1 Jnen mesh union suits new. 13 6a $.60 flpun silk union suits now. .. .$4.36 HObibRI FANCY HOSIERT-warth 3So OfJc fc and 75c, at. pslr" " w w cdcvtu rl.iKXF.1. RHIRTH With- r nii11 ........ - - out coiiars ' .rh 11 U now ...... Pease Bros. Go. 1417 FARNAM T. A-T jV SCUOOI.S AD COLLEGES. IVtovorth 1 Military Academy Larfcst imiiary mm Weat. Bead for cstslogue. LEXINGTON, MO. LEXINGTON COLLEQE FOR YOUNG WOMEN Ltoxlngtcn, Mo. (Near Kanaaa City). Founded 1890 ainar BeTcrla 1' Add, Director or M ustc, praatat tbrougbaat tb ItaJlan melbod. K4JBEKT R. CtOK.liMAMMuajwl WII W. WBITC, PraaUaat. IIARDIIN COLLEGE & CONSERVATORY for GIRLS ,12nd year. Tha Oollene a, University trained luculty. German-American Conaerva ' lory. In charge of ap-lallsts. Art. Elocution, Cooking and business Courses. . For cata osue. address KjHN W. MILLION. President. No. i Collme Place. Mexico. Mo. Americans?' (IMIALLH4U. IaLaalaaal Conservatory W M-Ui1 lrmu liri 8it BlDdi inafruc rrm. l'aHlt4 Frw Ataatir. Trau triiBg paiimaat. Li ptoaBM ('rliOra.v. 1t M ert i1 I tvnotr niij. F i irna 1 e-pt ) )Jb ( niulnaot m-HIxn. 4 4 YOUR BOY'S PROGRESS dtada muek woa his onmfurt ftJ t.nP""M m u pMr boya kat, braciDg lUataa tOl. riMMl, paraubal mlakiiooatiip mnh .iiatructara. mj fa Km vrf opi-vrtuDLr to lTn rtf-ooDtro ratthar ttitut torn c(iriaitM. avt4 tail i r i I tlmlr fcutvr ska 1 uiatl p tsjaji iim iiiu fftav a an. bm ssi bj sju'va ortlar Thua build tha nail iiit-f mn0 a tar Olutata a4taMs.Ual fof b.ttt4fulnarr IchaiIui Matly vMaitila. fur tvw.fcta f l.fcMif MIU1AN1 AAOltfl JsfcAJIfttV. Hit LOCATE ON THE FRISCO SYSTEM OR WE DOTH LOSE MONEY NOW IS THE TIME to 'investigate the rfeourcea and . opportunltlaa ' of securing good land at Tery low flgui'4s In the Great SnothweiU NUtouri, Arkansas, Southern Kansas, ' Oklahoma., Indian Territary ana! Texas, are again to the frant with av "Bump' ing" Crap. Beatinf All Rec.rda. . 4 . . . 1 Afk your home agent for Homeseekera' Ratea and vTlckete, on aale the first and third Tueedaya of each mouth, and 'ask n for deacflptlTa literature, wblth will be mailed to you without coat. ..... J, C. LOVRIEN, Ass't Qun'l Passenger 4e"t KAnaaa city, mo. A. HILTON, Oea'l Passenrer Ajent, ST. LOUia, MO Heat electric light janitor service all night and Sunday elevator ser vice a . f ire rjroof 1 building all cost the. tenant of The ( Bee Building nothing ' extra.