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The Omaha Daily Bee. EDITORIAL SECTION. Pages 9 to 16. AdYvrtlM la THE OMAHA DEC Best A West ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871. OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1H06. SINGLE COPY THREE CENTS. OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST Saturday, Fair. 3 GREEN TRADSXS STAMPS EVERY TIME THE DANGLER THE ONE MINUTE OAS RANGE The Most Scientific and Best Service Cooking Gas Range on the Market Saves 20 to 30 Gas Quickest and most uniform baker and cooker that money ':iijwiuiiutw'w..i can buy. See it demonstrated in 3iSSS Hardware Section, basement, .V" and be convinced of its splendid lhi5iily and enduring success. Wte-XwU- Etue.t to Keep Clean lW?SS?? ' Abetto Lined KzFXk A P.rfect tutd In.tan- W!41 Uneovi Distribution of fel , Heat, Qualities Para- x. mount Prices Sen- S&r" vtinally Low As a maker of bread, biscuits, pastry, or as a broiler of steaks, chops, fish, game, fowl, etc., it's the greatest and best that th6 critical cook- could dream of. - ...... ALL STYLES AND SIZES. SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES DURING DEMONSTRATION Extra quality Spading Fork, 84c and 74c And Forty Green Trading Stamps. . Extra good 24-tooth Lawn Rake 42c And Thirty Green Trading Stamps. Good Steel Rakes, 35c, 30c and 25c And Twenty Green Trading Stamps. Extra good Steel Hoes, 45c, 38c and 35c , And Thirty Green Trading Stamps. DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS ON ALL POULTRY FENCING AND WIRE NETTING SATURDAY. Prayer Books for Easter On Sale 200 'Kpy of HeaTfn" Bound la black leather, printed In large, clear type, reg- AC ular $1.00 book, for. . . . T"JC On Sale 200 "Key of Heaven" Handsome padded leather bind ing, gold stamped design, red under gold edge, large, clear type, In silk lined box, PQ 25c 2.25 regular $1.50 book, for. XEW LINE OF ROSARIES Prices from $1.25 down to Gold, at $22.50, $10.00, $5.00. $3.50 and.... WHITE CELLULOID PRAYER BOOKS FOR EASTER. Largest line of Prayer. Books, Rosaries, etc. in Omaha. Many new articles for Easter and first communicants. STATIONERY' MAIN FLOOR. Easter Novelties it Stationery Natural Stuffed A Chickens 1UC Natural Stuffed r Ducks IjC Easter Postcards, Rabbit, Chick en and Flower do- n .signs, Saturday 2 for OC Easter Cards, Booklets, Hand Painted Designs in Tally, Din ner Cards and Favors. BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS. HANDSOME EASTER GIFTS. See our large display of Post Cards and Souvenir Novelties in center aisle, main floor. Stationery Main Floor. EASTER ART SPECIAL "CHICKS," by Ben Austrian THIS SEPIA PHOTOGRAVURE, framed in brown . wood moulding, (like cut), the cr'7 Cutest Easter remembrance in the city Ben Austrian is America's greatest painter of chicks, and his paintings and reproductions are from chicks raised and trained by himself, each tell ing its own story. Cut tells: "Hello, Who Aro You? Note Piaster Suggestion Window 16th St, Rousing Pyrography Special Nut Sets, six small individuals and one large size bowl, Squirrel designs and Acorns, suitable Eas ter gift, special for Saturday only, com- Aj( jj plete set H Regular $2.83 value always. Send for onr latest catalogue. i: Another Ladies' Suit Offering Saturday morning we wUI display a new lot of ladles' $14.50. $16.ft0 and S18.R0 (Suits, In dark and lijcht mixtures, chticks and plain ,'?lor"' V eluding the new I'ony Sulfa, Kton-Kuiis andJackf t-Suits.,. SQAfl" , Saturday prices will bo $12.50 and t . . New Shadow Cloth Black Vndersklrts I he greatest values fever Cft offered In Omaha prices, $1.25, O Ac, 80c, 75c and . . JUL Jjadies' New Poke Sun Hats The very latest for lawn and garden, made . from Imported chanibray, neatly trimmed; colors, pink, blue, gray and tan price .. . . . JC Ladles' 50c Shirt Waists Special display of 75c and 98c values Cfi Saturday at. JUC Introductory' Sale of Easter Hosiery Ladles' French Lisle and Silk Allsle Hose, plain and fancy embroidered; lace lisle, gauze lisle, clock stitched and plain, worth to $2.00 a pair; special price a pair, $1.23, rn $1.00, 83c 75c, 63c and JUC Special Mixed Lot of Hose A Great Bargain Ten gross of fancy em broidered fine maco, lace lisle and plain lisle Hose and clock stitched lace Hose this lot worth 36c to 60c pair, sale price 0 , pair ... OK Spring Underwear Ladles' French Lisle, Silk Allele and mercerized Vests, fine Swiss ribbed, deep crochet yokes, silk taped yokes, plain - lisle, silk taped blue, pink and white special Saturday each 50c and '...M Spring Belts and Girdles Fancy Gilt Belts, the proper thing for Prng. Persian and plain effects, calfskin, plain and fancy embossed, and a lot of tailor-made Silk Belts and Girdles full line of spring col- E ors, special each $1.00, 75c, 50c and exquisite line of Silk and Wash Stocks. Collar and Cuff Sets, CQg etc., very large variety at the lowest prices $3.oo to , . finM-i.i lxt of Neckwear This lot contains a large assortment of plain Tnd fwey Wash sTocTEmbroidered Turnover Collars and Collar and Cuff Setsf lace and embroidery trimmed Chemise tes and Ideal 9 ! C Novelty Neckwear, worth to 60c each, Saturday's sale ach. . JC -TZW Sarins Gloves The celebrated Diamant Mosquetaire French Kid Glovef. 16-buUon length, extra fine glace finish. In black and $ CQ . white special a pair f v Long Lambskin Gloves This glove is made and finished by the best F?ench manufacturer. 16-button length, shaped glove, glace $T ff s finished, In black only special a pair Tfce Economical Glove Left's celebrated Chamois Glove, cream white warranted washable two lengths, 16-button length, special. IT pair, $2.50 8-button length, special, a pair ' A Special In Short Gloves Reynler's Special The Leila French Kid Gloves, glace finish, new stitching, in full range of spring' $1 ffi sha les, sale price a pair W Soecti.1 Sale of "White Bed Spreads 200 extra large White Bed Spreads, nlca Marseilles patterns, all hemmed and ready for use. $1(11) chvsap at $1.36. for one day Saturday each I.UU ' Whit India Llnon Sale 100 pieces White India Llnons pe- Ol clal for Saturday a yard Sale of Organdies 25 pieces of pretty barred Organdies, with new pretty floral deisigns. worth 18c yard, Saturday a yard. . . l,i Roller Crash Sale 100 pieces Roller Crash Toweling, soft finish, f worth 7 He, Saturday a yard DC Baturday'a Great Silk Bargain Cream Japanese Silk, very desir- li able because it will wash, regular 39c quality, Saturday, yard.. JC Pure Silk Pongee Natural shade, the best silk fabric, made to wear and wash, for waists, coats and dresses, worth 85c, Saturday CA yard DUC Saturday Dress Goods Sale 100 pieces of Waterproof Suitings, In fancy checks, plaids, stripes, shadow checks and fancy mixed Panamas, shep herd's checks, all sixes and colors. Serges, Panamas and Nuns' rft Veilings, worth up to 85c, Saturday a yard DUC Black Press Goods 54-lnch Black Panama, our $1.50 quality. Si ft A Saturday a yard I.UU Bennett's Big Grocery Saturday's big- list of Interesting Items for the economical housekeeper. HOT BISCUIT DEMONSTRATION See the cook making bread, bis cuits, etc., from Bennett's Excel sior Flour. Saturday Special Bennett's Ex celsior Flour, best on f tt earth, nark . I. fill p I And 70 Green Trading Stamps. I Java and Mocha Coffee. 3 lbs $1.00 And Fifty Green Trading Stamps. Teas, any kind, pound .....58o And fifty Green Trading Stamps. Diamond 8 Fruits, can 25o And Thirty Green Trading Stamps. Beat Granulated Sugar, 20 lbs $1.00 And Thirty Green Trading Stamps. Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, pound can 24o And Twenty Green Trading Stamps. Flower and Vegetable Seeds, pkg..2c Bennett's Bargain Soap, 10 bars 2nc Imported. Macaroni and Vermi celli, pkg 13c And Ten Greert Trading Stamps. Diamond 8 Chill Sauce, pint bot....25c And Ten Green Trading Stamps. Sour Pickles, quart 10c And Ten Green Trading Stamps. New York Full Cream Cheese, lb...3Uc And Ten Green Trading Stamps. Virginia Swiss Cheese, finest, lb.... I2o And Ten Green Trading Stamps. Royal Luncheon Cheese, jar 24c And Ten Green Trading Stamps. Royal Luncheon Cheese, Jar 10c And Five Green Trading Stamps. Chow Chow, quart 15c And Ten Green Trading Stamps.' California Ripn Olives, quart 43c And -Twenty Uroen Trading Stamps.. . . -4 j ... ; 1 Bennett's Capitol Creamery. Bufc tr, pound brick, full weight, il6 ounces) 23c Omar Baked Beans, two cans 25c Palace Car Corn, two cans 25c And Ten Green Trading Stamps. Silver Cow Condensed Cream, can..c Velvet Cocoa Toilet Soap, cakes.. 25o Ten Green Trading Stamps with six Be sticks Wiggle Stick Bluing 'Ja Ten Green Trading Stamps with three 10c sticks Wiggle Stick I5o Jell-O, assorted flavors, 1 pkgs 25o And Ten Green Trading 8tamps. Mt. Klneo, Maine, Corn, 2 cans 28c And Twenty Green Trading Stamps. Gedney's 90c Pickles, bottle 15o White Cornmeal for chicken feed, 10 pounds for too 25 pounds for 25o Meats! Meats! CHICKENS Strictly fresh dressed, not frozen, on sale at Pork Shoulder Roast pound Mutton Legs pound Choice Genuine Lamb Legs Leaf Lard Fresh No. 1 Lard, 13 pounds for.. Cudahy's Rex Bacon and Hams, pound CHICKENS guaranteed ..12ic 9c 9Jc Ilic 1.00 12ic Leaf 00 DELICATESSEN High Grade Sausages and Cooked Meats. Shipments by express from Welsef, Milwaukee. FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED FISH Imported Anchovies in kegu, Sugar (Cured Salmon and all kinds of Codfish. Salt Mackerel at Smoked Finnan Haddle at Superior brand Holland Her-' ring, per keg Family. White Fish, in $ IZ. 10-pound palls, per pail. . . . .7lc 10c 75c 65c Saturday Sale ia Shoes Men's Tatent Pony Colt Blucher Fk Oxfords, on Ed Clapp's New VnotiA T.njst. Jr . -o - - - Men's Gun-Metal Calf Blucher Oxfords on Ed Clapp's New Vogue last Men's Gun Metal Calf Blucher Balmorals or Oxfords, Ed Clapp's Tuxedo last. Men's Genuine Welted Sole Shoes, y CA made of calf or vici kid Jy 300 pairs Ladies' Sample Shoes, vici kid and patent colt College Boots -$3.00 J A "Z shoes at Boys' and Girls' Shoes that will give J? A service," at iswfU Men's good, strong kangaroo calf, double sole, Union Made Work Shoes A A 5j 3.50 at Millinery for Saturday An Exquisite Collection of Pattern H&t A wonderful variety of type and color, pro fusely touched off with , exquisite flowers greens, grays, black and whites some with tips and plumes, each in some $ stunning style peculiarly own, its at. '5 A Pretty Display of Spring Sailors Charmingly finished in silk or Peroxilin braids, all the new shades, each wreathed 1 50 in a simple beauty, Saturday special, at Swaer Street Hats Copies of Parisian favorites chip, soft straws, low or high crown, smartly trimmed Saturday, will go at Milan, 2 s! WALL PAPER. If you intend papering later, buy now. "Wall paper is always good it keeps. Here's what you're looking for paper, per roll, from 40c down At to . .. 1..... ... ... . , , . t . . . ! , , jy Thirty Orren Trsdlnn Stamps With 75o Purchaso Saturday THIRD FIAJOR. CIGAR SECTION Saturday EL CALRl'D An Imported Cigar 100 for $2.60; 8 for.... 25c HofTmanottes and Julius Cnesar A good 5c Cigar 50 for $1.63; 7 for..2."Sc OOI'PER BOY STOGIKS 100 for $1.80; 3 in package for 5c And Thirty Green Trading Stamps. PATTERSON'S H. O. CUT PLVO 8-ounce tins .24c And Five Green Trading Stamps. Fruits and Vegetables FRESH DAILY. . Lettnre, Radishes, Cucumbers", Mint, Parsley, Pie Plant, Oranges, Lemons, Strawberries. Strawberries, pint box Sand Ilill Grown Potatoes, peck 20c; bushel, 75c. BENNETT'S CANDY Easter Egg Salt and Pep-1 f per, filled with candy. . 1IC Glass Liberty Bell, filled f A with candy lUv candy Easter Sugar Eggs, 50 for.. ..He 10 for ic Easter Novelties at Half Price. SPRING BARGAINS IN DRAPERY SECTION Screen Frames Three-panel, full 19 inches wide and 5 feet 6 inches high frame nicely decorated, regular $1.50 value - . CQn -Saturday OU Gobelin Silkoline In stripes and figures, pat terns that are just the thing for filling screen frames, regular 12VoC quality fl1 Saturday at-a yard Osy Stuped Scrims In all colors, red, blue, green and yellow 36 inches wide, worth Q 15c, Saturday a yard Arabian Colored Bobbinet 45 inches wide, reg ularise value, Saturday a "Z yard SPRING INDUCEMENTS ' IN CARPET SECTION Floor Oilcloth In all widths, regular 1 25o grade Saturday at a yard. ...If 2C A few rolls of best All Wool Ingrain Carpet worth 78c, while they last Satur- CC day a yard.. JC Granite Art Squares 9x12, a splendid bed room rug, in red, tan and green, 'Z QO t regular $5 value Saturday at JZJ(j Kymerra Union Art Squares 9x12, in Oriental medallion patterns, a splendid C QQ value at $7.50, Saturday at.. ,JjO THIRD FIOOR. Crockery Attractions SATURDAY , A Big Purchase of Genuine Imaria Japanese Bowls Very pretty 50c and A 75c values, Saturday P f each AdsJrXj New Shipment of French Porcelain Berry Sets Dark blue mottled, six sauc- 07 jr ers and large bowl-ra 75c u B value Saturday set. trfcv The Ignito Light Complete with Q burner, best Welsbach burner and Ig- ifV A nito mantle a $1.25 value Saturday complete Jr Beautiful Japanese China y Sugars and Creams, Nut (( jl ff Bowls, Olive Dishes, Bon w ft x fl9 Bon Dishes, etc., Saturday tJ Uj a $1.50 value, choice Johnson Bros. Best English Semi-Porcelain Made We have it in white, dark blue and pretty little spray decorations, sets at $16.50, $14.00 and $10 SATURDAY All Day-A 10 Per Cent Discount on all DINNER-WARE WSsjs.- r - IIWSllllSSSSSlllSSllHl 1 . X. pff CLOTHING! CLOTHING! What's Worth Doing at all is Worth Doing a Little Better Than Anyone Else .ceeding.w .J; , , - I ml - t 1 ' 1 m in xne iuga cnaracier 01 .our Ready-to-Wear Suits, Over coats and Rain Coats has en abled us to achieve and retain the present decided success. Suits, $20, $17.50, (Din $15, $12.50 and vpiU Top Coats, $15, $10, $7.50, P C $6.50 and spJ Rain Coats at $20, $15, 7 Crt $12.50, $10 and... .JU DUTCHESS TROUSERS-lOc a but ton, $1 a rip. Cotton Kinds $1.75 to $1.00 Wool Kinds $6.00 to $2.00 OUR AIM is to give you the best boys' clothing for the least money. That's why we sell "Perfection" the Clothing that's built. "We are showing some striking Novelties in Spring Styles that compare most favorably with the best in men's wear. Each garment sold under strict guarantee to please you. .3 to 16 years-$7.50 down to $1.95 14 to 20 years -$17.50 down to .$5.00 Saturday Special in Men's Shirt Section Fifty Green Trading Stamps with any $1.00 Shirt in the house. One day only. SPRING AND SUMMER UNDERWEAR READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. Neckwear Special 25c and 35c 4-in-hands, 2 for 25c, each, 15c Boys' Soft Shirts one day only ....50c And Fifty Green Trading Stamps. PYJAMAS-OUR NEW SPRING LINES ON DISPLAY. Special Offering in Men's Hats for Easter All shapes, in brown,' pearl, black, nutria and f C A olive-$3.00, $2.50, $2.00 and. .' It JU The Bennett Special for Young Men Ix pearl and PA black-$3.00 value-for fD3 A New Line of Children's Tarns and Hats AU col- y J ors $1.00, 75e, 50c and. Men's and Boys' Golf Hats and Caps All styles y C and colors $1.00, 75c, 50c aDd.. JC MEN'S AND BOYS' BLACK SATEEN 3HIRTS.' 75c Shirts at . . 50c $1.00 Shirts at 75c $l.t'J Shirts at. .51 OVERALLS Buster TJrown 4 to 14 years - some thing new and up-to-date Order a Pair by Mail or Telephone. 50c KING OF BOGUS PRIESTS Death ! CWrleal F Wh Swladled lopl Tw Edward Donkln, "bishop of Snt "Crocs of Anttot h" .fciid hoMin several other self conferred ccletaUcal tltU-s, ts dead In London. H was one of the most pic turesque small swindlers In the world. For fifteen years he ranted the world from Australia to Milwaukee. obtalnln money and ettins; credit upon his preten sions of ecclesiastical position and great piety. He swindled all the branches of the Catholia church Impartially, posinc at various times as a priest of the Roman Catholics, the Ureek Catholics, the Old Cattelic and the Church of England. He worked monasteries by the dosan. and hie changes of faith were swifter and more dazzling than those of the vicar of Bray. Tel so pious were his ways and so great was his learning in theology that there remained hundreds of people In England who believed until last year that he was a persecuted and unfortunate Roly man. He was exposed In 1M by Labouchere In London Truth, and a part of his Ule was made public. At that time be was arrested for obtaining money under fulse pretenses, but managd to crawl out through holes In the law. Just who Itonkiu was no one knows. It Is said that he was born In England of good family. He appeared first In Aus tralia in the early 'voa and entered a Ben edictine monastery. He represented himself there as an Ox ford master of arts and a Roman CathoUo. The fathers were deceived by his apparent piety and he was taken into the monas tery as a novice. He did not remain long, although he seems to have picked up there the founda tions of his priestly knowledge which he used afterwards. Just why be left the place bas never been told, but It Is easy to guess. He was a man of very low life, and many of his campaigns ended with a scandal. In 1&3 he appeared In England. Here he made Ids flrst change In religion. He represented himself as an Anglican priest and got a gurm y lu the diocese of Bath and Wells. But he had presented forged credentials and when this was discovered he was de posed. He bobbed up again as a Roman Catholic at Glastonbury. There he asked for admlstton In a French monastery, representing himself as a young man of fashion who was tired of the world. Things were going well when It was discovered that he had rolled up large debts In the neighborhood on the strength of his connection with the monastery. That ended him there.- The monks paid the debts to save the good name of the order. After that he abandoned the church raft for a time and worked Parts as a British nobb'inan. But a year or two later a party of monks from Iownside found him in a Benedictine monastery In Rome. There he was fairly caught and did a term lu jail for the frauds which ho had perpetrated in the name of the mon astery. The details of his American career are not definitely known. He was In New York for a time, bat his work there at least escaped the notice of the public. He came to light again when he appeared in Chicago and Milwaukee and obtained from an unsuspicious priest of the Old Catholic church his only real ordination to the priesthood. When he appeared In Milwaukee he rep resented himself as a "Church of Eng London." The high church clergy of the land mlssloner, HI. Augustine's Pliory diocese took him up and he preached In several cliurrl.es He is remembered there as an effective preacher. In high church circles this consecrated man with the noble ancestry became something of a rage. He gathered many of his aJmliers into an eci-lesiaHtical or der of his own imagination, known as the Order of the Red Cord. This died out, only those on the inside know why and at about that time he met a priest of the Old Catholic church. Don kln professed himself a convert to the Old Catholics and traveled to Chicago at the expense of his new friend to see Arch bixhop VUlatte bead of the movement in the I'nited States. "Lord Courtney" was ordained a priest of the Old Catholic church and began his rnlniHiration in Chicago. The graft there lusted longer than usual. It was more thin a year before a scandal broke out and the archbishop unfrocked him and est him out. He moved on to Cleveland. There he founded an independent Catholic church and did well. But there was another scandal. He was arrested, escaped con viction and sailed for Rome. This was In 1903 At about the. time I-ahouchere started la ua him and published a very fair sum mary of his record, which created a sen sation In England. He wsa arrested for the draft operation, but he had managed It so cleverly, what with a trip to Paris and the complication he had worked Into the deal and his testimony on the stand was so clever that he was acquitted. Nevertheless, his name became known all over England as the king of priestly swindlers. What he had been doing be tween the trial and his death no one seems to know. New York Hun. Leather Trattle la korlkrrs t'allforata. The huge lumber tranV of northern Cal ifornia, Oregon and WttxhlnKtou Is a great attest of American proxpei It y. Annually for the l;mt threw yen, more than l.O'u ',' f.et ot redwood, pine and fir hus bet-11 taken from these almost Inez haustibie timlier tracts and Mlilped to 'alifonia count points, and more than fcio,QWM)U0 feet sent abroad.