The Omaha Daily Bee.
EDITORIAL SECTIOil.
Pages 9 to 1B.
You Must Duy Th Be
IF TOW WAUT TO
Read the Bryan Letter.
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ESTABLISIIED JUNE 19, 1371.
OMAHA, SATURDAY MORXINO, MARCH 10, lOOfi.
VISIT OUR REMODELED FRUIT SECTIOIl-BASEMEtlT-WlDER DIRECT CONTROL OF OUR GROCERY MANAGER
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GREEN TRADING STAMPS EVERY TIME
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Great Art Sales
ANOTHER ROOM
MAKING SPECIAL
Fifty handsome Original
Pastels, Marine Scenes,
Gold Mats our sale price
has been $5.00, must bo
closed out Satur- f
day; sale price. . 9ijZJ
Pyrography Bargains.
15c
18c
48c
69c
29c
1.69
20c New 5x10
Panels
25c Heart Shaped
Panels
65c Open
Frames
80c Tla
Racks
40c Glove and 'Kerchief
Boxes
Outfit, $5.00. $3.25
and.
PonMc Green Trading Stamps
n Picture Framing and Artist
Materials Saturday.
Saturday
IN SHOE
SECTION
NEW, STYLISH OXFORDS
FOR. SPRING
Men's and Ladies' -All the
New Toes
Patent Leather
Gun Metal Calf
Vici Kid
Grover's Soft Shoes
for Tender Feet.
ry Goods Section
MISSES A?D CHILDREN'S RED GOLF COATS Green silk velvet col
lar, nicely lined, loose back and front, neatly tailored, six to C CI C
sixteen years, at OtJO
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' COVERT CLOTH JACKET Box front and
back, trimmed with silk braids and cloth, new sleeve, OC
six to twelve years, at lit J J
CHILD'S BOX COAT In neat checks, trimmed with iloth, 'IOC
loose front and back, full sleeve, to 14 years, at JJ
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' THREE-QUARTER COAT The latest
rare eneci, niceiy irimmea ana wen tailored, fs r
Q.UJ
8 to 16 years, at.
HOUR SALES SATURDAY
9 TO 10 A. M. THIRTY LADIES' AND MISSES' WINTER COATS
24 to 27 Inches long, colors tan. brown, navy and red, prices 1 CI C
were from $5 to $12.60 Saturday, from Jt to 10, at
10 TO 21 M. LADIES' HOUSE WRAPPERS Good patterns. M A
fast colors, sizes' 32, 34 and 36 only, well worth $1.00, for tVC
3 TO 4 V. M LADIES' SKIRTS Good heavy wool material, colors
gray and fancy mixtures and navy blue worth $4.50 to i nn
6 6d. I. IO
VERY SPECIAL SILK BARGAIN SATURDAY
iew onepnara necic Kim. in II sizes, checks and small plaids,
ui-n. auu wmir, ana uiue ana wnite, regular price 90c a
ljvuiuj, a yam
yard.
comes In
Mr
36-inch Natural Pongee, every thread pure silk, guaranteed to wash and
Wear. Sold evrv tilura at nnm itnll... .-j - . "
our price Saturday; a yard .T"." . ...... .H.7.T.V. ... .1.00
SALE OF COLORED DRESS GOODS
48-Inch Chiffon Panamas In all shades for street and evening wear, most
popular of all spring fabrics, sheer, soft and clingy, regular h P
price is $1.25 a yard Saturday, a yard .... 75C
Bf RES GOOD9 Extra high finished Mohair ' Ta'miso. light
weight, dust proof, a great substitute for silk, always sold i
at 85 ca yard Saturday, a yard ' OjC
THE ECONOMICAL LADY'S GLOVE The celebrated' iifl Wash-Chamois
J" "eW, T..?.C1 VLl 7hl" n'y, every pSr war"-
k...7 i .i. opeciai, per pair $2.50: r f
8 button length, special, per pair 7..... ...... 1.25 I
JV1IJ ULAJtU ftfKCIAL The celnhrara, Vl-..i. m
1.50
linen lawn
plain
IcV-.,- l.M ..!! 1 J . 1 .""- I1UO
I. J T . I,' V1. KJttceu' now tans point stitching, full range
of desirable shades, special, a pair ...
" ninniyiii iuh iiALit New lot of fine
wh :ut. I' ;?n,cy aerea; fancy and
i..T- T , "iocks ana Taney lawn Chem
isettes. worth to MZrkTi 25c and l CbBB' 1 5 A
NE.Chn,RHhVNVK-V,rTourl8t Ruches'. 'put Vp" five In
a box. double and single lace tops, Special, a box. P Vm
doc and
the popular shades, special Saturday, a yard. 36c and 25c
RKAJ ,nARArxs Ol'B DOMESTIC AISLE 100 pieces bleach- r?
ed Roller Crash Toweling, worth 7 He yard. toturdSrTrd
60 doien heavy Bleached Huck Towels, large size n i
Saturday, each ' U C
25 pieces of white Mercerlznrf nmici. cn i v ... '..'""'"
a yard Sneclal for Rat,.rH.v . "luc- worvo
'va .... r. . SiT
60c
1,000
Easts B.WKrA "weM ' nie
SPECIALS IN HARDWARE
,vi"''r'?"JM on"r thln o ! Ba.th
And Tn nr..n f a.
And Ton Own Tra.lin Ki.nm. -.iTk
Crown
rCn t il Kin e.nria, per don nhrrla
iuut urwa wun tneae
Asnratna Toaster
Aabestoa Blove Mata, xl4 . ..
And Tn i t . i
Ifl aula of Fanillv !-!. Ti
Tuba. Sink a. Clamta
rh box Saturday.
aheta.
etc.
fitnmna m-( r K .urh
'n T.n.Jirn.iirc ,eTl r"ly fnr 11.28.
Jiair linllon Fnauiclrd Cup
Ona doien JVIre Coat Hangara,
Forty Grn TradTnS r'lliJ-Sfl Bru.l,
wav rOBUET THAT WtTKB
Saturday
Bread Box.
73o, 83c and..!
pwial.
Batur.lay
I0c
....Mo
14o
15o
....We
....63c
....1''0
....Wo
..46c
Floor BiMom Uruih.' up froin.'.".'.' JL
"iNiKllKS TOR PAINTS
AJVD
Thousands of Books at Cut Prices
rvawivMBsaL.. Recent Popular Copyright Fic
s;SJLMO; tion, published at $1.50, haud
iVf "''-l Bomely bound in cloth, printed
by large, clear type on best book
paper, illustrated. Some Theatre
editions. Thousands of thesa
Books a few shown in window.
Saturday the Sale starts.
A Few of the Titles ai 49c
the Guard," by H
ON Till l(K
"St. Elmo." by Aupusta Evans.
"The Man on the Box." lv Harold
Mctiratb.
"Zelria Iiameron," ly MerrdHh
Nicholson.
"The Motor Pirate," by Sidney
Paternoster.
"Brewster's Millions." by (!eo.
Barr MeCutcheon.
"l"he Little Shepherd of King
dom Come," by John Fox, Jr.
"The Law of ..the Land." by
Emprson Hough.
"The Pillar of Light," by Louis
Tracy.
"The Knitting of the Souls." by
Maud Clark Gay.
"The Loves of Edwy," by Rose
Cecil O'Neill.
"Black Friday." by Frederic S.
Isham.
8
49c
"Barlasch of
Merriman.
"The Vii-Klnlnn." by Owen Winter.
"My Lady Peggy Goes to Town,"
by Mathews.
"The Castaway." by Hullie Ermlue
Rives.
"The Bondwoman," by Mnrub.
Ellis Kyan.
"RAFFLES," by E. W.
Hornung.
"The Kindred of the Wild." by
Chns. G. D. Roberts.
'GrauKtark," by George Barr Mc-
the Jimmies," by
Cutcheon.
"Abroad With
Lilian Bell.
"SHERLOCK HOLMES." by A.
Connn DovIp.
"GORDON KEITH," by Thomas
Nclnon Page.
OTHERS MY THE FOLLOWING POPULAR AUTHORS:
Anthony Hope, Chas. Clark Munn, Chas. Felton Pidgin, Gilbert
Parker, Marchmont, Chas. Major, Booth Tarklngton, Florence Kingsley
Count Tolstoi, etc., etc.
$1.50, $1.25. 75c Boks. all Copyrighted, at 25c
Millions," by
Danger," by
Captives,"
" Inlts of Elliaheth," by Kllnor Glvn.
Donovan Fnsha," by Gilbert Parker.
"A Sailor's Sweetheart." by W. Clark
rtussell.
"Captain Jarkman." bv W. Clark
Russell.
"Linnet." by Grunt Allen.
"Mandera." by Elwyn Barron.
'Milly." by Mnurlrn Thompson.
"Samuel Boyd of Catchpole
014UBIP, oy rarjeon.
"Borderland," by Jessie Fothergtll.
"A Maiden'a Choice." by W. Helm
burg. "The Irony of Life," by Slenklewici.
"The Mahoney
To usend.
Tellow
I "Th
I Shield.
Chas.
M. P.
25c
by H.
Commandment,"
Hero," by Mrs.
Prisoners and
S. Merriman.
"The Eleventh
by Sutcliffe.
"Th Mlsslngr
Alexander.
"Franks Duellist," by Ambrose Pratt.
"Beyond the Pale." by B. M. Crocker.
IfMlOO (a Detective Tale)" by Burford
Delannoy.
And hundreds of others.
"T,h. W.?.y. of the -West." by Qen. Chaa. King, handsomely Illustrated O S
i.w cui mm
"Helen s Babies," original $1.26, illustrated edition
"Bill Nye's Comic History of the U. 8." (Illust'd. by F. Opper. $2 edition
25c
45c
69c
Henty and Aler Books
printed in large.
Handsome Cloth Bindings, stamped in colors,
clear type, regular 25c value, at
9c
MEATS!
MEATS!
Bennett's Greai Me.t Section for Best Quality
Pork Shoulder Roast, lb 8 He
Spare Ribs lb .7$c
Pot Roast, from choice native steer, lb 7C Rn)j 5C
Rib Boiling. Beet k i0s. fur g.v.
Choice Sirloin Roast of Steak, best quality of native steers, lb. 12 Uc & 10c
RibRoaRt, rolled (all bones out), lb .10c
Veal Shoulder Roast 4 llw. "for25c
Veal Stew fl lDH fop
LARD.
Bennett's Special
Lard Guaranteed to Me Strictly Fresh
Kettle Rendered.
On Sale In 5-lb. paila, for 53c
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps with Each Pail.
HAMS.
4,000 lbs. of Swift's Premium Hams and Cudahy's Diamond
C Hams, average weight of each ham 10 lbs., every
ham guaranteed; your choice, a pound, at 12 He
HACOX.
Rex Bacon, by the strip, at 11 He
Thirty Green Trading Stamps With Each Strip of the Following Bacon:
Morrell's Peacock Brand Bacon, at 15c
Cudahy's Diamond1 C Bacon, at iiyc
8. & S. Beef Co.'b Majestic Bacon, at...; 17c
Omaha Packing Co.'a Sunflower Bacon, at 17Jc
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT
Haviland China A variety of shapes and decorations noc
equaled anywhere eleven patterns to select Cfk
from, prices, a set, up from ZJiJU
A Special Discount of 10 Per Cent Saturday.
Dark blue Plaques, old Dutch scenes, very pretty for
the walls, 75c values, on sale Saturday, each
Extra Special in a Water Set Six tumblers and a jug,
a $1.25 value, Saturday, a set
PLENTY OF ODDS AND ENDS IN DLNNERWAEE
TO CLOSE OUT
About twelve patterns, yours at IIALF FORMER PRICE:
Plates, each, 10c, 9c and 7c
Cups and Saucers ifo
Meat Platters, Cover Dishes, Open Vegetable Dishes,
. Etc, Etc, ALL AT HALF FORMER PRICES.
25c
89c
Japanese China Salts and Peppers, pretty little shape
and nicely decorated, Saturday, a pairat
10c
New Lot of Jardineres put into stock Friday On Sale
Saturday Prices 'way Down, starting at 25c, 35c, 45c, 50c,
75c snd up. Extra good values at $1.50 to $2.50.
SHEET MUSIC All Popular Sheet Msic Saturday 121
1
71.
At 9:00 A. M.
SWEET
VIOLETS
Ten thousand beautiful,
sweet scented Violets ou
specaal sale, long as the
supply lasts,
twenty-five
in bunch,
at
GROCERY.
long as the
OQDc
Fruits and Vegetables
A brand new outfit under
personal control of our Gro
cery Manager.
Fresh Emits and Vegetables
Lettuce, Radishes, Onions.
Sweet, Juicy Naval Oranges,
hundreds of thousands of
of dozens, Saturday,
per dozen, 25c and. . .UC
And Ten
Green Trading
each dozen.
Stamps with
Bananas large and
ripe, dozen, 15c and.
10
In The Sporting
Goods Section
Roller Skates for Sidewalk
Skating
We have the largest and most
complete line of Roller Skates In
tne city.
Roller Skatr, adjustable
to all sues, $1.23, Coc
and
Saturday Ouly We will soil a
limited number of gC
Skates with steel
rollers at rJ
Twenty green trading stamps
with each pair of Skates sold
Saturday. - MAIN' FLOOR.
45
c
Millinery! M illinery!
AN INVITATION
To Visit Omaha's Pterless Millinery.
Imported citation and our men original litnnttt Style, band
vpon adrixet from the world's fathion centers, hare placed' our Milli
nery Section
. . FIRST IN THE CITY.
It will remain firt. In addition to the very ultra-tyh now on exhib
ition, we are shotting a superb line of our oicn work-room designs in
Chip,
ALL
NEW
Styles
Neopolita7i He7np,
Tuscan, Leghorn,
IN ALL
COLORS
and Yeddo Trimmed Hats
s wrt- Liu
4 i
r -v
Every Hat aAown is a Kew Spring Style, and our showing is positively the most advanced on the market.
ENTRANCING VARIETY OF STREET HATS and SAILORS
EVXRYTUISG IX MILLINERY AT A SA VI XG TO EVERYBODY.
Se the Windows and Table Displays Saturday.
Bennett's
Candy
Chocolate
Creams
fifteen hundred
pounds fresh
made, vanilla
flavored
Chocolate
Creams
pound
12c
Bennett's
Big Grocery.
Saturday's Money
Saving List
No Better VaJues Offered.
58c
Finest Java and Mocha Coffee. 4 ir
THHBB POINDS I.UU
And Fifty firwn Truilnv Slomni
wanei rjrrq japan lea,
pound ,
And Thirty Orrn Trading Btampi.
Pure Ground Rlack Pppper, tOc
-pound ran
And Ten Orwn Trading Stamps.
Prld of Bennett's Flour, OK
aack ISJ
And Forty Green Trading Btampi.
Diamond C Fruits, 25C
And Thirty Green Trading' Stamps.
CANNED 8PECIAL.
2 cans Maine Corn 25a
2 rang Geneaee Tomatoea 2Bc
2 cans Iittle Doxter Peaa 26c
! cans Diamond S Salmon 25c
LOTHifW,.
Attention Four Days Sale of
Perfection Clothing for Boys.
SPECIAL VALlE
IX EVERY
20 YEARS.
SIZE FROM 8 TO
Particular Inducement In our "Collegian" num
bers for young men of 20 or thereabouts. Every
garment guaranteed by the "Perfection Label
perfection in style, material and fit.
Our Guarantee Your Protection.
HERE'S THE FIRST BARGAIN OF THE SEASON.
llrokaw Bros., and Hindi, Wickwire '& Co.'s Three-
piece Suits, sold up to $7.50,
at
3.95
AND EIGHTY GRF.BN
STAMPS.
tl.00
TRADING
Ten-pound sack Yellow 1Ar
Cornmeal IOC
And Ten Gren Trading Stamps.
Five pounds Pearl oc-
Tapioca OOW
And Forty Oreen Trading 8t&mps.
GINGER SNAPS, e
iW
25c
..15c
20c
pound.
Bennett's Bargain Soap,
TEN BARS
California Sultana Raisins,
pound
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Two cana Maine is.
Corn OC
And Twenty Oreen Trading Stamps.
Three packages Jell-O, Otir
assorted aOW
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
CHEESE.
Red Cloud Full Cream Cheese,
pound
Ana Jen ureen Trading stamps.
Finest Virginia Cheese. OOr
pound
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Royal Luncheon Cheese, J
And Five Green Trading Stamps.
Royal Luncheon Cheese, 24C
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Hand Cheese,
each "I
Nuf'htel Cheese. An
each w
BULK PICKLES.
Sour Pickles.
Quart
And Ten Green Trading Stamps,
i:now enow nctiri,
auart
And Ten Oreen Trading Stamps.
Small Sweet Pickles, 20C
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
New Garden Seeds,
package ,
THESE SIZES ONLY:
5-10-year-old Suits.
9-11-year-old Suits.
14-12-year-old Suits.
22-13-year-old Suits.
18-14-year-old Suits.
17-15-year-old Suits.
35-16-year-old Suits.
Men's and Young Men's Suit Sold up to $18.00, and a dollar
Watch with every Buit want to -move them ont early at. . .
Ha in Coat. $15.00, $12.00, $10.00
and
Spring Overcoats, $15.00, $10.00, $7.50, $6.60
and
Spring Line of Kobn Bros. I'nlon Label Clothing. See Them!
10.00
.7.50
5.00
9 A. M.
Saturday
Four-ln-Hand Ties, worth 50c, at
We purchased an entire end of this sea
son's stock from our manufacturer at a
very low price. Trading Stamp Aisle.
15c
Each
Suspenders,
at
And Fifty Oreen Trading Stampg.
Spring Shirts,
at
And Fifty Green Trading Stamps.
Odd Garments of Men's $1.00 Wool Underwear,
at (
Boys' SOc Hose,
for i .... 1
10c
15c
2c
Ildqrs. for Butter
16c
15c
Fresh Country Butter,
pound
Three, packages I'needa
Biscuits
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Colorado Frame Honey, 1
each
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Full line Flower and Vegetable O.-,
And Five Green Trading Stamps.
DUTCHESS TROUSERS.
50c
1.00
59c
12c
DUTCHESS iTTROUSEi
iu uurroN. s .90 a riot
THE BEST LINE OF HATS IX TnE WEST.
Men's Novel tie, Telescopes and Fedoras All shapes In black,
pearl, nutria and the new shade of green, $8.00, $2.50, $2.00
and H ,
Boys' Novelties, Teleacopes All styles and colors, $2.00. $1.60.
$1.00, 75c and
Men s Conservative Styles All shapes, good styles,
nutria and slate, $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50
and
brown,
1.50
50c
n black, pearl, brown,
1.00
LM ' I I ii 1 1 nut? f n i v. i . riciuic . rA,
y M...IL.M1I jiiliiiii mi I,,, I 1 ' : I Seeds, package I
. . " ' T ' ' ' " ""')! l m m n , . f , .
A
Men's and Boys' Black and Brown Stiff Hat three shades of brown eood
blacks brown is the color $3.00, $2.60, $2.00, $1.50 f'ii
u1 I.UU
Men's and Boys' Spring Caps All styles and colors, $1.00. 75c 1 r
60c and S
ON SALE THE CELEBRATED JOHN B.' STETSON HATS :
All shapes and colors.
s.ou ones n Cll 14 00
for.
ones
3.50
auaswwwi "-""aiTf
BROUGHT
TkrOIfaaT
GHOST TO BAY
iimtir. (
Idk la lb
Taller.
a Mil
luk.
Oa might naver think of ghost being
aaaocUt4 with the hustling town t
LawUton. Ida. It la situated on the banks
of th Bnaka river, whose placid green
watra gild slowly along on their way
th yt grner Paclfle 'ocean, a few
hundred anllaa away. But LswUtoa baa a
ghost story, and Ita principal actor la now
a mvatwr of the durciflod United State
nAUi tiaa who, la the early days of
4 a varied experience with In
alana, atage robbars and all such affairs,
but not bo Jialr-raUIng as tho Lewlston
a host.
Tho cattleman of the fur northwest did
jot kave ''roundupa," auuh aa are had by
S aowboys vt Txm and Montana. They
la what they lnnd a ' captain.- whoa
Jjuty It wa t be at a oenaln pant at a
" aad r.tr report from lUa
men who had ben ridln, th rang
It wits that the owners of cattle
vised as to
e. Thus
Ml arl.
their atrwir w.a i.. .
Th. . . , . It IIUTHH.
"-. m me cattle business with
wa me "captalu'
one morning he
at that
his father,
of tha rauge.
aroae with the aun. to
Injury. Then
drew tha reins
of tha cayusa,
Bo tn Ih. ... . ... .
7 . -".aiea place of meeting and
lecclv. reports. He threw a saddle on th.
back of hi cayuae. .trapped an army over
coat purchased at the p.t commissary
tor. back of the horn of th. saddle, so
that, when the auimal bucked, th. rider
tuiectea trom serious
BA i. .
" jumpea into th. SfcdJle,
taut. Holding up the head
and ftarted out.
Not many mil.,. from Lewi8ton thrr. u ,
deep depression of the land. It looked like
an old lake bed. It la hldoVn from view by
tp b.lls. At the baa. of the depression
th.re waa a gibbet which was occasionally
used to dip.a of character, who would
not be nuaaed by the law-abiding commu
nity and whoae presence had developed th.
maje.ty of th. vigllantt Uw. To on. s4
llttl. mounds of earth and stones marked
th. number of executions which had taken
place. It waa a dismal, lonely spot. Visits
were mad. to It only when occasion de
manded. For some reason the "captain" took this
road to the place of rendesvous. Th.
cayuae had done aome little bucking, but
Unavailing!. The aun was glowing beauti
fully over the eastern range of th. Rockies.
Th. bunch grass, covered with cold gruy
frost, snapped under th. pony's feet. H.
had not noticed that ha waa approaching
th. dismal valley until the cayuae wheeled
and snorted In fear. The rider glanced
around and distinguished the dark outline
of the gibbet not far away. Then, to his
amasement. he discovered what seemed to
be th. nude toini of a man standing be
neath the tool of deuth. He had heard In
dians tell stories of ghosts walking there
In the dead of night, and always laughed
at their ea.-neatness of detail. But this
tun he certainly saw an object there, and
so did the animal Sensation most pe
culiar traveled along hi spinal column and
Irritated the root of his hair. He was
startled, but concluded to Investigate. He
urged the pony forward, and the ghOBt ran.
Now, a real sensible ghost would have
run up the grassy Incline, but this naked
ghost chose the rooky rlde. The future
senator put spur to hla steed and finally
raught up with the naked ohiect H.
Jumped ofT, but the pony pulled back and
away, and th. ghost escaped. Another
.....w, . mm anotner. finally a blanket
thrown over the head of th. pony made
him behave, and the ever-present cowboy s
lasso soon brought that ghost to bay.
Il was a man aii ngnt, but shivering,
scarred, blac k and blue. Not a word would
the object speak. It snuggled to get -away,
but lis captor hung on. and finally got the
naked nmn (nvt-lo.-d In the old army over
coat. The next thing waa, what to do with
the prlaonerT Duty demanded the presence
of tne "captain" at the appointed incetlim
place, and It wi;s an tthlc of the range that
appointments miiKt he kept, Duty slao de
manded that the ghoat be taken to town. At
last the captive waa tied securely In the
sauow, sua me luiur. seaalut trudaad
back to town, leading the astonished cayuse
with his uncanny load.
No sooner had the procession reached th.
outskirts of town than It became evident
that something unusual hail occurred. The
sheriff came running to meet the cattle
man. The people slunk away. Terror
seemed to be in the air.
The mild, gentle, unassuming gentleman
who Is now seen dally In the I'nlted States
senate had captured a runaway smallpox
patient, who died of exposure soon after
his return to town. His former keeper also
died. The rayuhe took It and died. The
"captain" lost his overcoat and all ot his
clothing. He missed his engagement with
tha cowboys, but lived to reach the I'nlted
States Senate. L Angeles Times.
Uevstloa iMrsaaao'eil a( Uoorri.
A Presbyterian oleigyman ct Philadelphia.
ship after supper, always concluding th.
prayers with a short discourse. Thing,
went very well until th. daughters began
to receive the attentions of young men, and
begged off or stole away to make their
evening toilets. Then the minister changed
the devotional hour until 10 in the evening.
This reform created an upheaval, but the
father insisted, and at the stroke of )0 the
visiting young men are now leit two alter
natives: Either to leave or Join with the
family in prayer, and It haa proved a se
ver, test of their devotion for th. daugh
ters when those not prayerfully Inclined
stick It out, sermon and all. Philadelphia
Record.
over by a delivery wagon or knocked down
by an automobile it make, a thundering
sight of difference to me whether th.
a mua puddle or not.
auner! ' Chlcsgo Tribun..
you blamed
with two popular daughter, haa discovered
a new way to end the visits of their beaux
at a seemly hour a plan which might ap
peal to lay families aa well.
For a number of years It has bn a cus-
j torn tit this good man to hold svcaUig wor-
P.rsonally tasi'trs.d.
Here the man wlrh the fur trimmed over
coat spoke up.
hat difference does It make to you,"
he asked, "whether we have good streets
or not? You don't pay any taxes to keep
them clean, so far as I know, and I'vs
never seen you do any riding on them."-
"Maybe not," said th. man who had been
complaining, "but I have to walk across
'em outs in a while and when fat run
Venice as a Flahlnr Resort.
Marlon Crawford gave recently a dinner
In Rome, and during the dinner the talk
turned to Venice.
"There la a young woman from Duluth,"
Mr. Crawford said, "whom I met otio
bright October morning n Sorrento. She
told me that she was touring Italy with
her father. She said her father had liked
all the Italian cities, but especially he had
ll!:ed Venice.
" 'Ah. Venice, to be sure,' said I. 'I can
readily understand thut your father would
prefer Venice, with its gondolas, and St.
Mark's, and Michnel Angelos '
" 'Oh, no," said the young woman; 'it
wasn't that. Hut he could sit In th. hot.l.
you know, and flan out of th. window.'"-!
New York Tribune.
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