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TTIE 0MAI1A DAILY REE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1903.
STEADY CKOWTII 1NY.M.C.A.
Progress and DeTrlopment Bhown by Kw
Proipectni Boon to B Oit.
MORE ADDITIONS TO STAFF AND COURSE
Association Especta to B In Ia New
Heme at eTetitnth and
Harney by First of
Sest March.
A Ktcnrty rrTrth for thn yar In ths work
Of the Omaha Youns; Men' Christian as
sociation la . shown by the annual pros
pectus of thn association, which will ba
Issued Thursday. New courses of Instruc
tion have-boon added. In tho educational
lind physical departments, the boys' de
partment hns been made more comprehen
sive, the Blblo Work hns been extended
and a debating club la being ors-anlicd.
Commercial law la a subject which has
been added to the curriculum of the night
school. Instruction In this subject la given
by William H. Holmes, an attorney and a
graduate of the Ynlo.Law school. Tele
phony Is another new aubject. Instruction
la given In the elementary principles of
electricity and magnetism, In the use and
nature of tolephone lines and cables,
switchboard, power plant and toll lines.
The Instructor la Boy A. Baboock, wire
chief for the Nebraska Tolephone com
pany. Classes In wrestling were organ
ized some time ago and they were so pop
ular that Instruction will be given this
year In boxing, fencing, single stick and
club swinging.
In addition to tho Bible work at the as
sociation rooms, Bible classes In colleges,
shops, cottages and business offices havo
been organised. lessons are presented In
shops, factories and Jobbing houses. A
new feature Is Bible classes for boys. They
will meet each Wednesday night from
October to April at the ssaoclation room.
Supper will be served for them.
A debating club Is being organised by
E. F. Denlson, the new educational and
boys' work director. It Is Intended for
young men Interested In public speaking
and In the study of the questions of the
day.
More Attention to Employment.
More attention will be given to the mat
ter of employment than heretofore. W.
K. Harper will give about half his tlmo
to the employment bureau, whereas last
year Mr. Jorgensen was able to give only
an hour a day to It. During the last year
between fifty and sixty young men each
month have secured employment through
the association.
Since the lnsue of the last prospectus
there have been several changes In the
personnel of the hoard of directors. A. I.
Tukey, George W. Sumner, H. L. Krekl'T,
8. W. Llndsey and C. N. Robinson have
resigned, and David Cole, W. N. Davidson,
Charles Harding, Dr. J. P. Lord and
O. V. Noble have been elected. The ex
ecutive force la entirely new, with the ex
ception of 13. C. Wade, general secretary,
nnd J. C. Pentland, physical director. A.
Elmer Turner turn become general secre
tary at the City of Mexico, Arthur Jorgen
sen Is secretary st the State university at
Lincoln. L. Ward Mailley Is In school at
Lincoln and W. C. Iluskins has gone Into
railroad work at Cheyenne, Wyo. W. S.
Rothery Is now assistant secretary, E. F.
DcnlRon Is educational and boys' work di
rector, H. A. Stone Is financial secretury
and W. E. Harper Is membership and em
ployment secretary.
The prospectus states that It Is expected
to be In the new building by March 1.
Solo A(ts
helm's
Men s
Mioes
JO
LOli
Fl-r-hclm's
Shots as
Ht $3
Ladies' $8 and $10
Cravciette
Coats i
Traveling 98 ;
Co ads at
Just the coat for early fall
protects against rain good for
cool evenings a dressy street
coat shirred and pleated, fitted
back grays, tans and olives
worth S.0O and $10.00, at
m
urn
OMAHA WKATI1EH KErOTtT Thoretley F.ir.
s
4
Ladies' Golf and
; Walking Skirts $2.50
5 Made of light weight, plain and
fancy mixed woolens smart
pleated styles C A
a stylish skirt at a
special bargain
at
2
Ladies' Mohair
1
50
Accordeon
Pleated Skirts
These are popular skirts for late
summer wear light weights va
riety of colors very stylish for
wear with shirt waists.
BEAUTIFUL ECLIPSE OF SUN
scene Witnessed In Omaha Only by
Those W ho Were Ntutlonrd to
Overlook the Clouds,
Sunrise is ordinarily u gorgeous spectacle,
one to which even those who see It daily
never become wholly calloused and which
Is most rnlroni'lng to those who only view
it on some spoelnl occasion. Nowhere does
the god of dny roll Into view with more
majestic splendor than here at Omaha
when he dtlvcs his rhnriot above the Iowa
Muffs and sets his course across the arch
overhead. "The crimson streak on the
ocean's cheek grows Into the great sun"
with a most Impressive beauty. Never Is
the sky so clear but the river mists afford
a sufliclent curtain for the diffusion of the
rosy light that precedes the coming of the
great orb, and generally the horizon Is
flecked with nimbus clouds so that a gor
geous dapple of color heralds the dawn.
The gray light follows the darkness and Is
itself followed by the rose that gradually
fades to silver, and tho day Is born. Reat
an Instant on the hills across the river, the
great globe of gold seems to poise as
springing for a flight. Its crimson light
flooding river and lake and touching them
Into a beauty only, known to those who
have watched the spectacle. and then
bright, warm light bathes the valley, and
the shadows dlxappear for another day.
When this wonderful exhibition of heav
enly beauty Is further enhanced by tho
mystery vt an celioac the sight Is one that
would repay almost any effort to observe
It. But many thousands of Oniahans were
sadly disappointed this morning when they
rose to find a heavy hank of f louds settled
over Ihe sky Jus.1 w here the sun would rise.
Some who were fortunate enough to live
In the vicinity went to the Bluff tract and
there had a perfect view of the rising sun,
a narrow streak between the cloud bank
and ths horlson, giving a perfect view of
the great planet as It arose with the
shadow of ths moon hanging black across
Its lower left hand edge. The sight was
most beautiful. All the ordinary phenom
ena of sunrise had been visible and the
sun Itself swung slowly up over the rim of
hills across the river. The mists hung low
and the planet glowed a lively crimson
through the shades, seeming much larger
than ordinarily. In the appointed spot was
the shadow, and for a moment or two tho
full round disc of the moon could be plainly
u.u.- '5 Silk Waists $2.98
All sample "Waists from a Jsew York manu
facturertaffetas, nets, Jap silks, etc.
dainty lace trimmed all colors and white
tliey are worth from
five dolars to
eight dollars go at
each
n
n
Ladies $1 Veils at 25c and 39c
Silk chiffon and silk crepe Veils em
stitched and silk ribbon edge man
chenille dots all oolors worth up
Wide Embroideries Corset cover
embroideries and skirt flounc
Ings new patterns worth up
to fifty cents a yard y C
at, yard eCJC
Handkerchiefs Tn the arcade
plain whlto and fancy colored
border handkerchiefs Tl
a bargain at, each 2C
Bijj Sale of JEWJ
Silk Petticoats TL3!
Saturday U
25c-39c
broldered, hem
y have pretty
to CI, at
Wash Iiaocs Edgings and lnsert
Ings a variety of widths
white, cream and two-toned
Silk Windsor Ties All colors
very stylish some with em
broldered figures
worth 50c, at . . . .
MM
SB
7 1
5
25c
PAMD
Saturday
Ladies' Silk
Petticoats
a
A Signet Ring
with monogram engraved on It, for ladles and gents, Is
the proper thing these days. We have them ranging
around 3, 15, S, $10. We have some beautiful pieces In
these goods. New and nobby. Spend a few minutes In
our store. Look for the name.
S. W.LINDSAY, Jeweler,
1 Douglss Btreet,
Omaha Trunk Factory
Manufactures THI NKS, TKAVELIXO HAGS and
Kl'IT CASKS and Repairs Trunks.
Genuine MATTING SUIT CASES, leather bound,
S.t.no, $3.75, 94.00.
1209 Farnam St.
PEACE nd COMPORT ar sura to come to those who amok
Oik
IS tTMACM
FITTERS)
A perfectly eafe and reli
able remedy for women and
girls is tho Bitters. Every
bottle is backed by over 60
years of cures of womanly
ills such as Monthly Irregu
larities, Backache, Cramps,
Insomnia, Bloating, Heart
burn, Vomiting, Dizziness
or Dyspepsia. Try it to-,
day. All Druggists.
A FIRST-CLASS CISAR MADE OF A FINE QUALITY HAVANA TOBACCO
TRY THKM
f. R. RICB MERCANTILE CIGAR CO. - - - T. LOUIS,
STORE CLOSES THURSDAY
EVENDNG AT 5 O'CLOCK.
Thursday Bargains
s
ry"goops
Ladies' Silk Coats Blouse effect, with poplin and new
sleeves, fine taffeta or peau de soie marked Z Q f
down from $6.50 to JJ'D
Misses Skirts Fine Mohairs, cheviots and mix- AP
tures a dandy school skirt aiJr3
Ladies' Wash Waists Just a little mussed, white Q
lawns marked down from 69c to lf C
Special Sale of Dress Silks 100 pieces of new fall shirt
waist silks, in all the leading plain shades and a large as
sortment of small, neat designs these silks Al
sell regular at D0c a yard, on sale Thursday, yard C
New Colored Dress Goods New plain and fancy Panamas,
Mohairs, Scotch Tartan Plaids, Crepe de Lon- J f
dres, Scotch Mixtures and Mannish Suitings, yd. i OC
Dress and Apron Ginghams Opened "Wednesday, 100
pieces small and medium check Gingham, in f 1
blue, brown and green, sale price O4C
A Towel Sensation Large Turkish Towels and fine im
ported Linen Huck Towels, 100 dozen of each, IT)1
worth 20c, On sale Thursday at Ia!i2C
Knit Vest Special Ladies' fine Richelieu Ribbed Vests,
low neck, sleeveless, with taped and lace top, J1
regular 25c quality, on sale Thursday, each
Big Lace Value Allover Oriental Net Lace, with heavy
eyelet worked in floral designs, in cream and white, 22
inches wide, worth from 75c to $1.50 yard, HL f
special Thursday, per yard AC
A Glove Sensation Kayser's double finger-tipped lisle
Milanaise, silk stitched gloves, in modes, grays, browns
and black, regular 35c value, special f Q
Thursday per pair IC
MSMBlHaHBaaBmaHBBaHBiBIHHBSS
New Things ii Furniture.
Every idea In up-to-date Furniture: Weathered oak. Mahogany, Birch,
Bird's Ke Maple, etc., etc. Substantial and dependable furniture at right
prices.
See the attractive line of wea thnred-onk novelties, card tables, smoker's
tables, cuts "cubby boxes," and tricky little cabinets. They are den charms
See them. . '
n.mm THIRD FLOOH.
SSBBMaSIHHSHSaMaailHBBaSSHt
Bennett's Big Grocery.
Immense
Showing of
New Fall
Dress Goods
mm RKLHvta stone.
Great Sale
of Ladies'
Crave nette
Coats
Saturday.
Great Sale Silk Underskirts
An entire manufacturer's stock of silk underskirts in a variety of
styles and colors that lias never before been equaled in Omaha.
ABOUT HALE PRICE THURSDAY
" on.rv .1 1 'MltiM 11 J ! MSlle OT J1V-
ernnud's Taffeta- In all colors, with dott
flounces and ruffles splendid -" 'in
bargain Thursday, at O.OV
Wn.7'K.1?:l,KKSK,RTO-In "
"WMt styles n-,d colors-mad froru
Glvernaud s best Tnffeta-A sir- R fie.
pnslnic bargain, Thursday at ..
$1S SILK t-'NDKRHKl RT8 tn the most
elegant styles and coloring made of
Hlmon s Imported Taffetas great-Li m
est values ever shown, at O.VU
WOMEN'S WAI.K1NO SKIRTS-In new
i! L' wp,fh materials and best stTles,
II. 6H and 1x00 valueschoice of over
one thousand garments u
Thursday, at A.Vo
NWu.PAt;t' nRKsa SKIRT9-In great
vwrlety of most popular fabrics and
colors enticing values, at. y eik
ISOrt and i.OU
EI.KOANT DRKRS SKTRTSIn' newest
fall styles, including tie very popular
.sia.rnM:-...v. 12.50
WSk!S atX.A..8.R.T.OI.L.E.. 0.90
BEK Ot'It 111am . r
tn T 1 '""""'"fnt lot of values, w
ISn. . m cout". specially priced for
HS.0O, lla.uo and 14. OU
"AThS(?!E JAILOR SUITsl" c;n
worth tlo and !8. at IpIU
,IS..R.Ay EN1":T'1; WATsl'New""' 4 fk
est styles and colors, at kplU
M LINEN AND LAWN WAISTS-" HQ
great snap, at l.ya
WOMEN'S SHIRTS In newest styles
made of madnvs and other fino f Kfl
materials, at, 11.98 and ''
FROM 8 TILL 9 A. M Women's Lng
Kimonos, regular II values, 49C
FROM K Sn TILL 9 30 A. M. Women's
lressinK Sacques, regular 75o iTSc
values, at -'V
WOMKN'8 1 AND $1 SO WRAP- rXQr
I'EUS-at, cholca UV
Big Shoe Sale Thursday
1,500 pairs women fine $3.50 shoes in all leathers, - Q C
tans or black, Thursday 1 37 vl .
This large lot of fine shoes are made of tho very best ma
terials and in mostly all the popular leathers.
Included in this lot of shoes there is about f00 pairs of tho
celebrated ULTRA shoes lines in which we havo decided to
drop and take this method of selling them quickly.
These shoes have been in our 16th St. window since Monday.
At your service for best table pro
ducts at money saving prices.
Fifty Green Trading Stamps with
enn Hueken's soups Xfin
assorted JJ
Thirty Green Trading Stamps with
can Armour's soups .
assorted
Thirty Green Trading Stamps with
three cans Rocky
Mountain cream fcOw
Fifty Green Trading Stamps with
five pounds finest "l-
Pearl tapioca OiJW
Twenty Oreen Trading Stamps with
pint bottle Blood of OCir
the Grape AOfc.
Forty Oreen Trading StampB with
quart bottles Hlood of Cn
the Grape OUt
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with
pound can Hiitavla 2 If
fancy salmon "UW
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with
three packages lr
lemon snaps lOfc.
Ten Green Trading Stamps with
three packages Zu Zu lf
Klneer snaus
The Big Peach Carnival Continued Thursday
The balance of our second car for this week will be sold Thursday. These are elegant
fruit. Fine, rich flavor, bright color and freestone as long as they last f)Ci-
we will sell them, xr box J
GRAPHS, GRAPHS. GRAPES -Large heaping baskets of fancy Concord ItE,
Ortipe for Jellv per basket ICU
THE LAST OF THE WILD PLfMS-Lsrge baskets of fancv wild plums f91r
for Jelly, per basket Bw
FRt'IT CAN SALE One quart fruit cans for this sale, only. ' 1flr
per dozen u
HAYDEW BROS.
CHOOI. AND COLLEGES
discerned with the naked eye. No smoked
glass was needed, as the river mists fur
nished a far better screen. Then the sun
disappeared behind the clouds. About ten
minutes later It crossed a rift and the dis
appearing shadow could be noted, and a
little while later the sun came out from
behind the obscuring veil, totally devoid
of the moon's shadow, and the eclipse, was
over.
Entertaining an Kwmr,
Don't entertain a chronic, running sors
or wound. Cure It with Bucklen's Arnica
SaJve; 26 cents; guaranteed. For sale by
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
SEASONABLE FASHIOKS.
MISSES' SCHOOL
SHOES
tlere Is what you will need for
the school girls aud uet'd them soon
too School bo K I tins Sppt fi.
A plain kid or box calf shoe but
ton or laco with extra heavy or
medium sole.
We have Bold so many of these
shoes that we can guarantee them
to wear as long as two pairs of the
ordinary kind.
Sizes 81 to 11 1125
Sizes HVj to 2 fl.SO
Sizes 2 to 6 5200
A trial pair of these shoes will
convlnc yea.
Drexel Shoe Co.
THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAIY1E
NOTRE DAME, INDIANA.
two hours' rids from Cblcsf .
123d Session opens Tuesday, September 12, 1903.
1419 Farnam St.
COURSES
OFFERED
Classical
4 ysars A. B.
English
rtars Lltt. B.
Mlstsry and
fccooom es
4 ytars Ph. B.
Jsurasllira
Post Oraduats,
1 yar Lliu it.
Osnsral
eosocs
4 rssrs B. S.
Chsmlstry
4 ytar,-B. s. In
Cbtni.
BUIsgy
4 ysari-B. 8. la
Pharnscy
Otsd In rhr,,
I nn-rli d.
Phr Ch.mlll,
ri-) li o.
Engineering
UcchaRlcal
U B
Short IIk IimI.
cl 2 VMra.
Eleotrlnl
M fc, in E B. '
Snort Elrctrlcal
1 jrtars.
Archlttctars
4 r'-B g B
Arcblucturs.
IX. B.
Ths University offirs svsry facility for s complete
Collegiate Training
la ths Aoclsnt and Modern Classical Courses, Economics
and History, Jouroallrm and Science.
Ths Law. Chsmlcal and Prs-Msdlcal (Biological) Courts
under an Increased corps of professors adord etudsnts sps
eial adTantagss la tralolog for professional IK.
Technical Courses
Tbs gradustes In tbs Civil, Msrbanlcal. and Electrical
Engineering Courses r in eonetant demand, for the train
ing la, thorough In every rsepwt. Tbers Is a two rear or
short sours la both Electrical and Mechanical Engineer
ing. Architecture
This court has been Introduced as a natural outgrowth
of tbs splendid Civil Engineering Course and Is deelgned
to work In harmony with it. Tbs court combine a
mathematical education with a complete court of archi
tecture. The classes ere under the direct supervision of a
dltUngulthd archlUet from Chicago.
Pharmacy
This court spans broad Held to young mta. Bpclal
attention glvtn to laboratory work.
Preparatory School
The stud! In the Preparatory Department ere qarvatnt
to the moat advanced High School court. I'nucelled op
portunities for ttudenta In grammar school gradss.
Commercial Course
Notr ram glvea Commercial students a complet buil
ntt training.
St. Edward's Hall
for beys under II It n olnut tn the completeness of Itt oqutp-
mini ji inorai pnpnt toe rare aaTsntas or th fi--
araterr School and th tender ear of the glatara dur.
ug tiuay nourt.
G
The Gymnasium
with a track htll 100x140 fet a Phjrtlcal Culture room 46s
100 ft perfectly equipped, a 10 acre athletic field, sptcloua
recreation grounda. two lalcea for squatlc spont, a large
hidoor swimming pool SOiTJ feet, leave nothing t h d
tired for th npbufldlng of the pbrilcal man.
Free Rooms for Students
over IT who ar sdmlralbl to th Sophomore, Junior r
Senior year of any rolleilst court. Room to rent to
ttudentt ovr 17 who cannot qualify for thee else.
Catalogues Free
Th President solicit! a ptraooal tnapectfon of th I'nl
varaltv and lta equipment on th part of parente. guardians
and students. Tb t'nlversltr mar b rearbed bj the Lake
6bore a Mlrblgan Southern, the Grand Trunk, the Vandalla,
th Indiana. Illlnole Iowa, and tb Michigan Central rail
way!, and tht Interurban electlio railways of Northern
Indiana asd soutbera Michigan.
Address: THE REV. JOHN CAVANAl'GH, C S. C,
.ut .OH, hOTRB DAME. INDIANA.
SPECIAL
COURSES
Elecutloo
Parliamentary
Law
Artlatl
Drawlst
Practical
Mschaalcs
Applied
Electricity
Pheotgrapby
Typ writing
Matle.
Znttrameotal
and
Vocal
Tlgrapbp
Phytlcal
Caltaro
$10.75 TO DENVER
AND RETURN
SEPT. 4TH TO 7TH, 1905
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
On Sept. 2nd and 4th
Special Trains Leave Omaha ....11:50 P. M.
Every day to Sept. 5th
Trains Leave Omaha 7:45 A. M.
Trains Leave Omaha 4:10 P. M.
Trains Leave Omaha via Cheyenne 4:20 P. M.
Provided with extra chair cars, extra tourist
cars, extra Standard sleepers, etc.
Stopovers allowed on all through tickets to attend
celebration of
FRONTIER DAYS
Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 2, 4 and 5, 10 5.
Only line to Denver via Cheyenne.
Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM ST.
Tuone 310.
NO. 65-LADlfc;S A !CX.
What would tho busy housewife do
without tho tf rvl.-cabit) apron'.' If thrre
are tusks for the morning, or, In fact, any
hour of tho day. It Is quU kly s ipi cd Into,
ami if the apron covers one niliely, is
lixlispensahls from an economical stand
point In protecting the dress. Then, too,
these aprons are ko tiu'ipenxive and requlr
so little time la tiio making, only a few
yards of calloo or gingham, two seams to
sew up and tha hems to turn, and on haa
Ui finished aaruivnt. Many wumea us
unbleached muslin for work aprons and
they are both serviceable and very effective
if trimmed with a finishing braid In colors.
Holland cloth is an excellent material for
aprons both for ladles and children, not to
mention duck, linen, calico, madras and
gingham.
Sires, 32, M and 40-lnoh bust measure.
For tha accommodation of readers of Ths
Bee thee pit terns, which, usually retail at
I'om J, to M cents oaoh, will b furnished
at th nominal price of W cents. A supply
is now kept at our office, so thoao whj
wish any pattern may gel It cither by tail
ing or enclosing Is cents, addressed "Pat
tern Peparuntot, Bt, Oiuaha,'
SJentworth
Military Academy
Oldest tad Urges! Hill tar, School
la the Middle Wet. Send for catalogue.
LEXINGTON. MO.
YOUR BOY'S PROGRESS
Sepeada murk upon hia comfort asd kapviiMae
ana 10 bk our tMi I.i.l.pj, brlutlii tua inie
riMMBt. rnl r!ttioih.B with li.lru.'l..r. gtv
lia e.vrr opirtunilv tn leara aelfoDtrol miner
lata toe oonlrrlltl. toe while truauu to their houor
itiatAtt iuMru.-tioB an diwiplme of the Leh
nr.ie Tbui n build ihe mil relluu. auili ci.ro.
Ir. Oliuit uaeuftjlftd for hekJthftilDMi lonaU
wJlr ita.ihl. kwi for tov klet "A" to
StaiiNfl Hll.iTs.Rf ACAOastr. klASair. MtS.
KIMBALL HALL
Uiataak
..CkKaie.
Tke Uaa Wkeel
American
Conservatory
at MftMJ ItimUi Art. 8istjr-BlM lastrntv
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September 4 to
SPECIAL TRAINS
VIA
Will Leave Omaha Sept. 5th, 6th and 7th
at 8:15 a. m., Returning Leave Lincoln
7:30 p. m., Stopping at Fair Grounds
Other Trains Leavs Omaha 7:20 1. m., 1:30 p. m., 4:35 p. in., 1:55 p. n.
Rate One Fare Round Trip
For further information call
1323 Farnam St., Omaha
F. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A.