THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATO DAY, ArRIL 14. 190fj.
A display of Easter beauty unrivaled in variety and quality a feast
Cujj of ba.rga.ins which will prove a delight to the economically inclined
yir Daeatl: Hasfteir Salle
Big Easter Shoe Sale Saturday
U'mnrn'i Mln' and Child' flne Shoe and Otfnril In all the now
trie and leather at a sarin to yoa of fmm SO rent to $1.00 a pair.
Womn'i 1150 All Fatent Colt
Oxford!, at
2.50
Women $3 50 rent Colt and 1
Gun Metal Olbann Tie. t 44'
..$2
1.25
Wnmni'i $2 $0 Mat Top union
mad Blurher I-ce. at
Mlsee' 11.75 Patent Crlt Gibson
TV, at
Child' fl.M Ptent Colt Gibson
Tics, at
Little Gnts' anil Youtba' I1.K0 Satin Calf
Ice Shoes, union made. Qc3C
Women I .' Mie and Chilli's $1 SO QQ.
Shoes, at
Men $2 60 l"nlon Made Work
Shoes, at
Twenty-nine styles of the Orover shoe
and Oxford In Mock. This shoe Is n.
pressly made for TENDER FKKT. AKB
X11ET EA8V? ASK THE WOMAN.
$2
Special Easter Bargains
SALE OF NEW RCCHINGS.
Plx niw Rurhlngs. In box, r1
for 3t
Plx ni"v Ruchlngs, In fancy box, flQc
for w
All colors Fancy Ruchlng. at
yard, 1(kt and vy w
fine FANCY VF.ILINGS. AT TARD, loe.
Both fancy and plain mesh In the very
latest patterns, your choice, IOC
per yard
FANCT BARTER NECKWEAR.
All th new noveltle. In fancy turnover
tab and tock collar, also plain and
fancy chlmeaette, 25C
prices 6c and
One lot cf fine Turnover Collar.
each
EASTER BELTS
The very latest tyle of allvrr 2FC
and gold Belts, earn
White Wash Hells, 15C
at 25c and
niiirk Silk Belts, tnllor made, 25C
at
25c
.50c
3Qc
35c
19
Wide Silk Olrdles, all colors,
nt
Grey Silk Belts, with Steel
BuckU'S, at
EAST Eft RIBBONS.
75c Fancy Woven Warp Ribbon.
per yard
7-im li Talfeta Ribbons,
per yard
S-lnch Taffeta Ribbons,
nor yard '
No. 40. 60 and 0, All Silk Ribbon, flip
per yard ,uw
KA9TEK NOVELTIES Easter Chick.
Ducka, Rabbits, etc., c
at 10c. 6c, 2c, and
EABTER BIBLES 15.00 Bible,
$3.00 Bible. f Kf
for a.-
Uit) Bible. C1
for f
Pa-la of Prayer Books, Rosaries, etc., Sat
urday. WATCH THE GREAT LACB SALE
MONDAY.
All Mail Orders
Promptly and
Carefully filled.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
T
&
THE RELIABLE STORE.
Send for our
Special
Catalogue and
Samples.
They're Free
Easter Gloves
PrrftT Glove" are a necensary article for the completion of the Easier
costume. No place In Omaha can you find a totW o complete aa In our
Glove department.
THE 1! Oil IS-BUTTON LENGTH now so
much in vogue, urn mown
Moosquelalre, Glace and O
Buede at $J. to
We've Just the hade to match your
Easter gown.
EXTRA SPECIAI Ladle' French Kid
Gloves, with one or two pearl clasp,
Burls point stitching, In black, whKe,
greys and all new springs shades, regular
II in values, , 69C
LADIES' STREET OLOVES In all the
newest shades for spring, (111
at $2.00. 11.60 and '
THE CELEBRATED KAYBER SILK
GlyOVES With double finger tips. In a
complete line of colors, CHr
at 11.00, TBc and t-vw
EXTRA SPBCIAIj Ladlei' Fine Silk and
Lisle Glove, the sample line of Wise.
Jacob Co., N. Y., largest importers of
fabric gloves. They come In all colors
and are worth tip to 76c, 2TC
pedal at, choice w
Unequaled Showing of Style Beauty
Distinctive Individuality In dealirn, exclusive elegance.
In mnterlal and finish are feature which dominate our great
ehownir of ladii' Heady-to-weisr Garments for Faster.
Our m(rnlflcent iiHsortment and low price" have caused the
most enthusiastic buying we have ever known. The puhllc
have heen the Judges and we receive the decision as Omaha
headquarter for fashionable spring apparel. Visit our
Suit Department Saturday and let n show you.
Millinery for Easter
Pl'ITS AT 135 00 that are not
equaled in Omaha In style,
quality or finish for less than
$io no.
PITIT8 AT $2600 fully the equal
of any $.ifi.oo suit shown In
other nouses.
Bt'ITS AT $19 90 the equal of
$26 suits shown other house.
PCITS AT $14.90 that would be
good values anywhere at $30.
SUITS AT $" 90 which would
sell regularly at $14.50 In any
store In the land.
Strong talk think you? Come
Saturday and you'll be con
vinced of its truth. Shrewd
buying, tremendous sules, no
rent to pav 'and small profits
Is the secret of our low prices.
iU 00 COVERT COATS-150
hnndsome new gnrmeits to
select from, special. 7.95
HANDSOME SH.tC COATS. In
nil the most popular styles.
I F")endid values et fQ
12.50. $10. $9ft, $7.93.... u'VO
ELEGANT WALKING SKIRTS
In the most approved styles
taffetas, voiles. Panamas, etc.,
greatly undcrprlced for Satur
urday's selling at $15,
$10. $7 50 and
STYLISH WAISTS for Easter,
beautiful design In lingerie
end Jap silks, worth regularly
$5.00, special Batur- O DU
day, at A.VO
CHILDREN'S SPRING COATS
A splendid new line Just
received at $7.50 OSi
down ti ,,"J
THREE ROUSING JIOUR
SPECIALS.
FROM 8 TILL 9 A. M. Wo
men's $1.25 Wrappers, Qg
FROM 8:JO TILL 9:30 A. M
Women's $5.00 Silk r
Skirt, at 4m.&J
FROM 9 TILL 11 A. M. -Women
s S'lk Coats, q )
worth $f.u, at J.e"cJ
Saturday
Drug
Jo Beautify the Home
At very small cost 1 easy If you buy your WALL PAIKlt HEKK. We show
the greatest assortment of art In tic pattern at lowest possible prices, and know
we can save you money.
Best grades of White Blank are
here, at, per roll, up from
Fine Ollt Papers, at. per roll, up
from
Fine Eiiihos(l OiM Pii;mts. Mt, rer
roll, up fio;n
,5c
.6c
15c
All other irixf!": Im
READY MIXED PAINT The best grade
on the market, at, per (IUr
Eallon
VARNISH STAINS- Best on the fCr
mmlror. U. ninl at
25c
50c
Moulding at
market H pints, at
Pln-ls,
at
Quarts,
at
All Brushes and Room
greatly reduced price.
1
wlebralo yhz "Return of Spring
By Hnnqing a Few Pictures
" nrTt ni: in a roi:i w itiiovt woans."
We would be plian-d to aid you In selecting anything you may need In
this line.
A FEW SPECIAL.
CARBON PlCTl'REE. In 3-tnch brown
frame, slie of picture, 18x22; f R(
price I.JV
The first time a picture that 1 really
tlrst class has been offered at any uch
price.
Subjects such as: "CUPID ASLEEP
AND AWAKE," "CHRIST IN THE
TEMPLE. I'liE MADONNAS,"
Embossed Game and Fruit Pictures, In
fHnty frames; fid"
price
Circle Frames, 9x9, fitted with glass, and 1
such aubject a "Pharoah' Horses,"
"I.lnn and Tiger," "Dogs' iSc
lie-ids." etc.; price ,uw
All pictures now shown are up-to-date
as to frame and the ubjecl have bn
aclecied with the desire to please.
Our Furniture Department does the busl-
ai'sn because of complete stock and money
Having pi Icon.
is-
1, Z 'i i
1 fr.-VXricVyr:
',M?
1
Specials
15c
25c
SOc
Rose, carnation pink or violet
Perfumes, per o
Beef, Iron and Wine,
per bottle
Enstman'a Crushed Rose or Violet
Talcum
Orange Flower Skin Food, tip
at aivw
Massage Cream, I5c
at
Thomson's Glove
Fitting Corsets
HAYDEN
THOMSON'S
XLcOYE-FITTINO'
HABIT-HIP
CORSETS
Trie new spring models of the Thomson
Glove Fitting .Corsets show the superior
beauty and graceful outlines of this cele
brated and artistic make. The new spring
models are now being shown.
THOMSON'S OliOVE FITTING NO. 131
For the average figure, long waist, habit
hip. hose supporters side and I If)
front, price l.XJVJ
NO. Iii4 A corset for the average figure
long tapering waist, deep habit hip. of
superior batiste, hose sup- 1 11
porters front and side, price l.iJXl
WE SHOW OTHER NUMRERS. f f(
AT FROM $3.00 DOWN TO I.ViU
FANCY SWISS WAIST BLOUSES-Lace-trlmmed.
Saturday, OBn
at 50c, S9c. and
76c BATISTE CORSETS-Long hip hose
supporters front and side, iQr
Saturday, at J
ASK TO SEE THE NEMO Self -reducing
corset for stout figures, 5 Sill
we have them, at a0J
Meat for Easter
Pit the Meat Saving Section
like
1.40
'90s
6ic
10c
" "4tc
62c
21c
Country dressed Chickens.
nt
Spring Lamb, hind quarters,
at
Spring Lamb, fore quarters,
at
Choice Veal Roast.
at
Choice Veal Steak,
at
Choice Veal Stew,
at
Round Beef Ro ist,
at
Rib Boiling Beef,
nt
HAM AND BACON SPECIAL
We Carry All Brands.
Rex Bacon, 11 jC
Fancy No. 1 Harrs. 9C
Rex Picnic Hams. 8iC
nt
3-lb. pall best grade Lard, 29C
at
5-lb. pall best grade Lard, 47C
at
Holland Herring. JC
each ,
Whole Georgia Cod Fish, TiC
lb
Frerh Mint Free.
mi
m
New Idea of foreign and
American Millinery designer are
constantly appemlng In our great
Millinery department.
For HATl'KDA V we have in
cluded a great' arrny of new hat
which we have specially priced
for quick selling. ..
Hats for $.93
A most charming assemblage of
smart ready-to-we:ir and trimmed
hats, made In the swell new sail
ors, turbans, elc the new combi
nation colored straws in the new
spring similes anil elahor- 4
utely trimmed for VO
Misses and Children's Hats
Smnrt Stylish Mats for the Street
trimmed with iiullls. velvet, 'y QCJ
wings, etc., for $3 5i and 'O
Street Hats
Handsome variety of mlsseV and chil
dren's trimmed and ready-to-wear hats,
priced from $5.00 9&C
Easter Models
EASTER MODELS New creations Just
turned out of our work room and shown
for the first time Saturday. These and
many other hats will be rrlced for
quick selling, at $20.00 $10
Easter Sale of Ladies' Furnishings
The splendid bargains offered In this department have proved a power
ful attraction to the ladies' of Omaha since the opening of the season. The)
values for Saturday, will he, if possible, greater than those offered hereto
fore. Don't miss them.
LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS Artistically
trimmed with luce Insertions and tucks
or wide embroideries -garments worth
up to $3.00, special at $1.98, (IMr
$1.50 and
LADIES' GOWNS Made extra long and
full with pretty yokes of lace Inser
tion tucked, worth regularly up to $J,
special at,
atid
Vint Hosiery Specials
I.adli s' black and fancy colored Lace lloye,
regular ftio values, special at 35c. f ill)
a pair, 3 pairs for l.UJ 1
ladles" fancy Lace and Embroidered Hose I
124c
De. 75c 5(JC
LADIES' CORSET COVERS AND
DRAWERS Slightly soiled garments
In this lot worth 75c, .ILJJc
choice Saturday "
LADIES' UNION SUITS With low necll
and short sleeves, lace trimmed, cry
special Saturday bargains, 2C
at 5 k . io and ",w
LADIES' VEST AND PANTS The v-st
low neck and short sleeved, pants lm.
trimmed, great bargain Sat- f e
urday, choice 35r. 1:6c and ....... -
Ladles' rinuze Vests,
special Saturday
Ladies' 50c Lisle Vests, low neck and
short sleeves. In pinks, blue and whites,
nicely trimmed, special, 25C
5c
In all sizes, regular 19c and "uc
qualities, special Saturday, at..
BOYS' BICYCLE HOSE, heavy ribbed,
with double heels and toes, worth up to
25c, special at 15o, U'Vic 1 ( -
and lX,w
Easter Sale of Men's Furnishings
Our Men's Xerkweor Department Is one of the greatest center of attrac
tion. Kvery Innicinablv' shape, color anil pattern is mown nt tne, 00c nnu up
MENS FOUK-IN-HAND TI EH Made of
Nevest Spring Styles
in Men's Hats
JOHN B. STETSONS. In nil new s Cfl
blacks, at. $5.00, $4.50, JI.OO and..."'""
2.50
25c
OUR $3.00 IMPERIAL Soft and
sllff hats, siiec'lal, at
Children's Caps, worth tVc,
at 393 and
SUIT CASE SPECIAL Our $6.00 Cowhide
Suit Case, on sale A ()$!
Saturday JyJ
SAMPLE CLUB BAGS AT SPECIAL BAR
GAIN PRICES.
$s.00 Canvas Covered Trunk
special Saturday
$7.00 Canvas-Covered Trunks, spe- C Sfi
cial Saturday
6.00
$3
fine silks In newest colors and pattern,
come In medium or extra widths, re
versll.le or lined WV values OS.
ctechil Rilllll-.'.av -w
Men's Shirts and Drawers. In extra quality
silk thread, llnest garments made
7.0 d.-wn to
Men's Shirts nn.l Drawers, In fine silk
lisle, at $3 ' down J
Dr. Delinei's i.lmn Mesh Health Under
wearthe $3.50 quality, at t Cl
garment I. OA
Men's llulbriggan Sliirts and Drawers,
spring weight . lit, 45c, 39c OC
und AOW
MEN'S SHIRTS The greatest variety ever
shown In Omaha. Newest patterns and
ftvlrs. stiff, pleated or soft bosom, In
the very best materials, regular QQf.
$1.60 qualities. Saturday -,lJW
FINE MADRAS SHRITS Tn newest spring
styles and patterns, worth up to Cflri
$l.u, special, at cvw
PONGEE AND MOHAIR SHIRTS, with
soft collars. In white, tans and grey;
great variety; prices ranging S()C
from $3.00 down to ww
MEN'S COMBINATION SUITS-Greates.
variety ever shown In Omaha, IK
nt $5.00 down to
Groceries, Butter, Cheese, Crackers, Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables for Easter.
nlEa8ch'2C SPQC'ia! Sheet MUS'IC Sale nlEa8ch'2C
3 for 25C Concert All Dy. Ask fo Htvt Your Favorites Played 3 for 25c
dersTonU'
w. BHlLcVon .sale Saturday., In ordering by m-J-lwa,-, pu, down names o ec-
Tti wi ?S plScl " our BhMrii lKi.rim.nt in basement and on the
seconu i.uui. - " - . .. ... .. ,
isle (Ham ireoi, 111 inn aiki-io a-i 11
21 lbs. bes pure cane Granulated Sugar
for
.i.00
..7c
...15c
... 4c
...8Vic
Jello or Bromangelon, per pkg..
5-lb. pails pure Fruit Jelly
1-lb. package Cornstarch
iar nnre Fruit Preserve.
1-lb. package Condensed Mince Meal.... c
1-lb. cans fancy Alaska Salmon 9c
1-lb. pnekage Imported Macaroni S'ic
Chow Chow, per quart 12',iC
1- lb. package Condensed Mince Meat.... u5
Oil 6ardlnes, per can 3
Large bottle etuffed Olives 10o
2- lb. can fancy Sweet Sugar Corn bo
2- lb. can fancy Wax. String or Lima
Beans , o
3- lb. can Boston Baked Beans 7c
The best Soda or Oyster Cracker, per lb.ikj
Fresh, crisp Gingersnaps, per lb 6c
BUTTER. EOGS AND CHEESE.
Strictly No. 1 new laid Eggs, per doi.,..15c
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter,
per pound "c
Fancy Limburger Cheese, per lb 12',4o
Fancy Brick Cheese, per lb 15c
Fancy New York White Cheese, per lb.. 15c
Fancy Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per lb.l2',so
CANDY! CANDY!! CANDY!!!
Fancy Easter Eggs, per lb V'c
All regular 40c Candies, per lb iue
All regular 20c Candles, per lb 1.' I
A full line of Easter Novelties for 5c & loc .
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fancy large Highland Navel Oranges, j
worth 40c per duien, for this sale ?6c
English Walnuts, per lb 12Vc
Fresh Beets, Carrot or Turnips, per
bunch 60
Pie Plant, per lb '-a0
2 bunches Radishes 5c
Fresh Onions, per bunch 5c
2 measures fresh roasted Peanuts for.... 6c
vnciT. HITS
"Moon. Dear," "My Irish Molly, O.
"You Can't Guess Who Flirted with Me.
"Spoon Time." "Have You Seen My Henry
Brown?" "Drummer's Song" (Ham Tree),
"Jessamine." "Whai Has the Nighttime to
Do with the Girl?" "It's the Same Old
Girl." "Mv Irish Daisy," "In the Shade ol
the Old Apple Tree," "Only You, v nen
the Mocking Birds are. Singing In the
Wlldwood." "On a Crocodile," "On an Au
tomobile Honeymoon" (Ham Tree), 1 he
Little House that Love Built. Sym
pathy," "Bright Eyes," "Goodbye, Maggie
Dovle," "A Little Class of One, " ; linn t
Care" (from the Sambo Olrl). "J 111 "i u
Love Me In December ns You Do In May .'
Listen to the Pig Brass Band." "1 J an t
.. ,i...... 1.. Tnt- unit) "LJlllt.
1 10 ine t"iiiii ni'" '" . ... .-
(.iOOtJUVe, U1U wnillllliian
Plav?" "Mrs. O'Harahan." "Anxioua" (a
new song).
INSTRUMENTAL.
"Wedding of the Winds," "Silver Heels."
"The tllggler," "Soko," "Chicken Chow
der." ".Bashful Bachelor," "WUhelmln
Waltzes," "Eves of the Soul," "Hsppy
Heine," "Snnitol" (new march), "Regi
mental Daughters" (march and two-step),
"Bo-peep" (new march and two-etp),
"Iady Laughter," "Dunce of the Brow.i
les" "Red Riding Hood Waltres. 'Foi.1
Ishness" (new march and two-step,.
"Heartsease Waltzes," "Rose ' Leaves,
"Yankee Girl." "Bouncing Betty.' "Love la
King Waltzes," "Live in Camp (march).
"Soap Suds" (newi. nnd many others too
numerous to mention.
r ..1. : .
Piece below mentioned will be placed on sale at only 5c each:
"Frolic of the Brownies.' "Maiden s
Praver." "Spring Song." "Rustic Dance."
"Silvery Waves." "Melody in F." "Tarn
..c .' u..nia ila'nal Unnie" fvaria-
I I Pll!llll"l 1 n'li 11 , ... c, .. ....
tions). "The l'alms." ' I- low rr 0011s. v w.. ,, ., T,,h
Also all the Studies and Folios will ne piaceu on eaie iuu,
er and scholars should take advantage of this.
Amore," "Val.ie Lleue," "Henther Rose."
'(Jiiod Evening." "Remember Me." "II
Trovatore," "Anvil Chorus." "Thine Own.'
"Frolic of the Frogs," nnd a great many
others.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Byrne-Hammer Company' Clothing Factory
Eeeins Work Monday.
SIXTY GIRLS TO BE EMPLOYED THERE
Chance tn Earn (iood Wages Provided
by Ihe Plant, Which W ill He
Modern and Well
Equipped.
The Byrne. Hammer company expects to
open Its new shirt and overall factory
Monday morning. Under present arrange
ments work will le provided for eighty
ixoplc. mostly young wonun. There will
be about sixty machines, all run by nn
ilcotrlc motor. The clothing will be cut
out in Omaha and sent here for making
up. Several Uiles of the cut garments were
leeched and stored in the building yester
day nfternotin. Tlie preparations and re
pairs on' the old city hall building have
been going on for several weeks past and
from present IndlcBltons the factory will
be a pleasant place. A soon us the offices
In the city hall' are vacated It Is expected
that the factory will be enlarged to the
full a partly of the building. It Is not
known whether the factory will be iiMe
to start Moi.day with the full complement
of workers, but a number will be ready to
begin. One of the foremen. In talking of
the situation yesterday afternoon, said:- "I
have worked among the factory girls nil
my life, and I know from actual expe'"lpnco
that these girls are reliable and honest.
They are not dressed up all the time, but
they are of a strong and capable kind.
They will be able to make from $fi to $S
or $9 a week, according to their experience
and ability. The expectation Is to secure
the services of the best girls to be hud In
South Omaha."
l( Finance.
The city "clerk yesterday issued his
monthly statement of the city' finance.!,
showing the amount of the yearly levy and
the money which has been spent In the
various funds up lo the present date. Ac
cording to the stuteinent the city has
$76.33.70 apportioned 10 carry It over to the
beginning of the next fiscal year. There
ure still four months to run. A careful
estimate of the expense of the city for one
month Is ubout $17,0.10, of which $1,0 goes
for light. l,3ei for police. $S50 for Are pro
tection. $1.0iJ for water service nnd $i000
for olllclals. The rest goes for sundry ex
penses. Thus the entire cost of the city
government up to August 1 will be about
$ij,ic). There will be a balance in the
treasury of about SS.ouO at the end of the
year to apply on the levy of lii6. Of course
the $j;4.0Oo in the treasury, now on depos.t
In the bunks of the city, comprises no part
of the clerk' statement, being funds on
hand to run the city nrxt year. Some of
TT1??M SKIN HAV
ZJillViLfcl awn PFUFDICH-
Kczema is a tormep.tiug, stubborn TTPUITJP IHTrUCt?
disease caused by an acid humor in 1 latiilllU 111 1 JLilDH
the Mood coming in contact with the skin and producing redness, inflam
mation and ahnrxst intolerable itching. An inactive state of the system and
blujigish condition of the climinative members leaves the waste and refuse
matter of the hody to collect and sour instead of passing thtm'orl through
nature's channels of bodily waste. The blood in its efforts to purge the sys
tem of all foreign matter absorbs this acid and throws it off throu-'h the
pores and glands of the skin. The acrid humor seems to ooze out and set
the skin on fire, the straw colored, sticky fluid drying and forming crusts
and the itching is intense. When these pustules are scratched off the skirt
is left raw and feverish and often a solid sore is formed and kept up by the
constant escape of acids from the blood. Local 'applications of salves pow
ders, lotions etc. are desirable and should be used because they allay the
itching and give the sufferer temporary comfort, but are in no sense curative
because they cannot reach the seat of the trouble, which is in the blood'
CCO .1 .1.1,
vj. wi. j;- uuwu inirj- tne Diooci, cleanses
5-- the circulation of all acids and humors, builds
VZV UD the thin. SOUr blood and 1V remnvin.r ouorv
BN L11 ve;ti.T- .. t.-. .
'O VJJO V-iP nenll Tl, ;.-;, t; .:.'
.... j . .v iiiimuug ci urinous uisapjear,
rUhfc.LT VLuLIAdLL. luc ,ltn.'nS ana nurning cease, and the acid
fired skin, being fed by a fresh, cooling stream
of blood, becomes soft and smooth again. R. S. S. is made of healing, purifying
roots, herbs and barks that will not damage any part of the system. Book on
iin diseases and any medical advice free.
TflE SWIFT SPCCinC CO., A TLANTA, CJL,
a"M
the funds are growing a little short, but
by transferring these where they are avail
able they will make up the shortage, should
there be any. The following Is the state
ment :
Amount of levy WCi (90 per cent of
levy) $li;,3H'..8i)
Balance of 1904 levy 5l',oK40
Halance of library fund 1,13J.!9
Collections, Including licenses,
tines,. Interest by city treasurer.. 10,487.02
Total $:ll.nr,5.;i
Funds. Drawn. Halance.
Uire $ JO.416.43 $ 3.41.S
Ueneral 17.risc.lH :i7'.i 4:i I
Salarv 17.X42.13 KMC0.54
Public, light f.srlj l'l 7,:'-Ki 24
Judgment D.fKrt.So '.'.OittoS
Water t'..4.D.T5 U.n'.'l'.fiS
Street repair lii.mCi.93 1.1ii3J
Police 14.1,71 M C.U77.KS
Interest r.'..V..ii2 ":'.i;49 10
Miliary 3,9T4 15 2 59n 32
I'utb and aving 3.f K2.4 1
Park -i9 12 1.:.7.-. !
Scavenger 2l4.rt 171. W j
Totals $134.K1.51 $76.3x.IW
Interest Ohliuatlona line.
The following statement of South Omaha
obligations which will be due in New York
May 1 was prepared by the city treasurer
yesterday:
Liond No. 1 of grading district No.
t5 $
Coupon No. I of bond No. 1 to 5.
grading district No. tiu
Houd No. 1, grading district No.
HI
Coupon No. 1 of Umd No, 1 to 6,
grading district No. 64
Bond No. 2 of gruding district No.
H)
Coupon No. 2 of Ixmd No. 2 to 0.
grading district No. 60
Semi-annual interest on $..9.Xi gen
eral highway Improvement bonds,
6 per cent 1,475.00
Semi-annual interest on $70,0mi re
funding bonds, 1!C 4'i per cent... 1,575. 13
Annual Interest on $70.iii city hall
bonds. l!io, 6 per cent 3,150.00
Semi-annual Interest on $2.So0 sewer
bonds. No. 112 MOO
Brokerage h.lj
S0.O0
20.00
50.00
12.50
56.00
13 444
Total $0,524.24
Kaatrr Observance. .
All of the South Omaha churches expect
to have special Kaster observances Sun
day morning. In some the Sunday schools
will have charge of the evening service.
At the First Presbyterian church there wiil
le a special song service, comprising solo,
quartet, anthem and congregutionul sing
ing. The holy communion will be admin
istered and Dr. R. I.. Wheeler will spe
cially urge the Christian life and Its ad
vantages. In the evening the service has
been given over to the Sunday school.
"l.lfe Beyond the Grave" will be the ub
Ject of the First Baptist church Sunday
morning. Appropriate Kaster music will
be rendered by I lie rhoir. The sacrament of
baptism will be administered at the even
ing service. The Sunday school will have
their regular service ut H 45 a. in. und the
young people will meet at 7 p. in.
The subject of Dr. Andrew Reuwirk's
sermon tomorrow morning will be "The
Kesurrectlon." The choir of the Unlttd
Presbyterian church will offer appropriate
music for the occasion.
Hpcvial KttSter service and music will be
the tlirinwM 111 uf the d s ubuervaiuce at
the English Lutheran church both morn
ing nnd evening. The communion will bo
administered in the morning at 11 a. m.
The regular hours for the Sunday school.
The morning theme will be, "The Empty
Tomb." The evening topic. "Our Promise
of a Resurrection."
At the First Methodist church the morn
ing theme will be, 'The Resurrection of
Jesus." In the evening Dr. F. M. Slsson
will preach on the subject, "Our Obligation
Until Christ Returns." Prof. Baker will
have charge of the music, and as such In
sure a fine entertainment nnd a long-remembered
benefit to any who may chance
to hear this part of the service.
Following is the musical program In full
at the First Baptist church for Sunday
morning:
Miss A. K. Curry Organist; Mrs. R. O.
llarklns, soprano; Mrs. W'm. Rlchs. con
tralto; C. K. Johnson, tenor; H. o. Haw
kins, bass.
MORNING.
Organ Voluntary Berceuse Renard
Quartet King of Kings Caleb Simper
Quartet Send Out Thy Light fiounod
Sofirana Solo Resurrection Shelley
Offertory Morning Song Cnrl Bru ! r
Postlude Culefj Simper
EVENING.
Orgin Voluntary Spring Song
W. F. Sudds
Quartet Choir Angelic E. W. Hanscom
Quartet llHik. Hark, My Soul Shelley
Tenor Solo Easter Hymn Dr. Parry
Offertory Meditations In D flat
Postlude W. F. Sudds
V. M. C. A. olea.
D. W. McGregor of Omaha will be the
speaker at the Young Men's Christian
association meeting Sunday afternoon.
The association rooms are rapidly be
coming the most popular center for the
social life of the young men of the city.
From two to three hundred visit the rooms
each day for the purpose of,UHltig the gym
nasium and batns, the reading room with
lis splendid list of magazines, for the
games, or for the social meetings with their
young men friends. As et there lx
FortheBaby
Vitality is a good indica
tion of a baby's condition.
A listless baby is not in a good
condition of health. Mellin'g Food
babies have a great deal of vitality
because Mellin'a Food give strength
and vigor. Our book, "Th Car A Feeding
of intuits" Fre.
Jl.'VVAT. t fi recairtag
"AljD PMUE al St. Uai. 104.
Gol4 Madal, Highest Award,
Portland. Ore. 1905.
MELLIN I roOO CO- BOSTON. If ABB.
srarcely. any decrease In attendance lit
regulur gymnasium classes. Busket ball is
more popular than ever with the. young
men, while hand ball on the big floor is
growing In popularity with the business
men. Hand ball will probably be popular
all summer.
The fiscal year closes with the month of
April and the achievements of the year will
be tabulated and made puhllc as soon as
possible thereafter. The annual election
of five directors will be held May 7.
The annual game of basket ball between
the high school and the alumni will be
ployed Saturday evening. The puhllc are
invited.
Membership. April 1, 447; gymnasium at
tendance, April 1, 4).
The last session of the night school will
be held Monday, April 16, at which time the
mechanical drawing classes will finish up
their work for the season.
One of the most opular and efficient
organisations for the promotion of mem
bership getting has been the "(let-One"
club Idea, which has been run in other
years. A new one has been started to run
until May 3, and should be the means of
securing many new members. Every mem
ber who secures a new member by May
3 will become a member of the club and
will be In- at the club banquet May 4.
Magic Cllr ioalp..
Mrs. Fred McKinney has returned from
a good, long visit with her friends and
relatives In Buffalo. N. Y.
Oeorge Wilson and Joseph Chinn were
handed small lines yesterday by Judge
King. Their offenses were in, lulling too
freely.
The burial of Mrs. Mary B. Schwalen
beig took place Thursday In Omaha. She
died In the hospital there and was burled
lu Furest Lawn ceinelery.
The Grand Army of the Republic xi:-t
will have a memorial service in honor of
Ihe deceased comrades Saturday evening
at Ihe hall over the South Omaha Na
tional bank.
A. Schlaifer. 2713 B street, reports that
some one drove away his horse, which
was hitched to H delivery waiinii. As yet
the police are looking for a trace of lh"
missing animal.
Mrs. Nora Burns caused ih,. arrest of
William Kltzpatrlck. a guest of the P.. x
hotel, where she Winked. ehaiRing hlni
with severe injury to her while attempting
a t rliiilnal assault.
Miss Haiti.- Huberts cntei taile d "The
llemaw.iS' yesterday afternoon. Quite
a number of the young s'aiusircses were
present iuid It is said Iheie was ipille as
much frolic as sew'ing.
Ira C. Mattatall of the bureau of animal
industry of Souih Omaha has b-en prn
Inoteii tu the position of tciiveling inspector
f"r the district west of the Missiiiui rlu-r.
He ha lieen assistant chief luspcetor here.
Ills place will he tilled by Dr. C. A. St -w-urt.
Clover I.c.if camp No. K
Nel'libolK of America held
and dance last Thursday
Woodmen hall. About sixty
friends were pi-esent. The
prize was won by Mrs. Ktta
the men's prize was taken
Jacobs. Light refreshments
remembrance. He expressed his earnest
request that the choir work together dur
ing his absence. He leaves Sunday even
ing for Rawlins, Wyo.
P. .1. King, the police Judge, sent In his
monthly report yesterday for the month
of March. It shows that out of lid arrests
thirty cases were dismissed, thirty-eight
were given sentences to ihe city Jail, seven
were sent lo Ihe county Jail, three sen
tences were suspended during good be
havior or absence from the city, two
cases were continued, three were hound
over to the district court, eighteen paid
the amount of $79, of which $:iu
the school fund and the balance
general fund.
tines lo
goes to
into the
lu Desperate Straits
are many who could be cured by Dr.
King's New Dlscovtty for Coughs and
Colds. 5i) cents anil $l.o. For sale by
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
4 oncerl by (biireh 4'hulr.
A highly pleasing concert was given at
the North Fide Christian church. Twenty
sixth and Grant streets. Friday evening,
by Ihe chorus choir of the chun-li, assisted
by soloists for the occasion. Tin program
was a rendition of Dubois' "The ' Seven
list Words of Christ." and was the an
nual Easter musical offering of the church
choir. The soloists were .Mrs. C. A. .Man
gum. soprano; James Knight, tenor, and
H. B. Mi l'hai'lin. baritone. Twenty voices
were Included In the chorus alone, und the
beautiful music was well sung. Instru
mental music was provided by violin, piano,
organ, harp and bass viol, under the di
rection of Mrs. H. J. Kuschstiiii, wife of
the church pastor. The auditorium of the
church was thoroughly filled.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Young Ladles" Sodality of St. Pat
ricks' church will entertain their friends
Monday evening at new Turner hall. Thir
teenth and Dorcas streets
Tim funeral of Colonel W. K. Foster
look place Friday afternoon from thu
Murray hotel. I.ato Friday evening thu
remains were shipped to Danville, la.,
lor tiiial interment.
Kathreen Emerson secured a decree of
divorce by default yesterday from John
Emerson. She iharmd hlin with nonsup
port. She secured l.er maiden name, Kath
leen Bierce. again. The decree was Issued
by Judge Day.
The hoily of Jl. E. Cox, formerly as
sistant superintendent or' the ( nton Pa
cific, who ille.l at Grand Island from
Blight's disease, passed through Omaha
Friday murium;. It was Im-hik t.ikuii to
All. 1. 1. la., toi burial.
About two doi n ninaha Medical collcgo
students and half as in.-iny noises from the
Methodist Episcopal hospital formed a
party which lsiied the Stale Institution
for the Feeble Minded nt Gh nwnod Friday,
Th- inns, s and students spent the day ut
the S'iiool, having (iiiiaha lu the inoriiine
and returning in the evening.
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were served
and the danee was an excellent limax
lo the evening's enjoyment.
lfcl night being ihe last evening when
C. E. I'Sniptiell would meet with hir thol;
at the First Presbyterian church. the
members look occasion to present him
with a tine gold watch rhsrm and cho'n
iriravi-il with his Initial. Mr. Campbell
was greatly pleased and affected by the
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