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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1906)
10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 190b. -3 'A ft t i S wit S It CURRENT LITERATURE Tha Illneator for September la packed frtth good resdlns; matter for eYeryone. Tha (woman of fanhlnn will find much of Mntersat In the many pages devoted to Mflreaa, millinery and nfrkweir; and those fisrho are otherwise Inclined mar deriva a greet deal of pleasure and entertainment from tha literary features provided In this tomtan Barry Tain, tha well known kumorlrpt, contribute the first chapter of 'Tha Diary of a Baby." a story that prom . 'laaa to be one of tha brightest and clever at thla author has ever written. Bvery ona must enjoy the obaervatlona of this pre eocloua baby, and follow wllti amusement 1U budding; career. The Williamsons' delightful story of a tnotorboat and Its Jolly crew In Holland la continued, and thoe who admire tha two famous authors of motor stories will lenra much of them from their personal side In aa article contributed by John Harvey. There are short stories by El I la Parker Butler, Tudor Jenks. and am article of practical value on "How Not to Spoil tha Hair." by Juliet Marlon Lee, a specialist In thla line. Housewtves will welcome the advent of M. Jean Marie Devaux, a cel ebrated authority on cooking;, aa culinary editor of the maa-astne. . A feature of pedal Interest In this department Is "The ' Culinary Dictionary." giving the meaning of the terms used In cooking "and menu making, which Is to be continued from month to month, until completed, and Jong with a aeries of "Favorite Recipes of Famous People," gives a distinct orig inality to these pages. The home-bullder will get some splendid Mau In W. H. Wilkinson's Illustrated article. "Aa Old Mouse Altered," and In Alice Kellogg'a ar ticle on "Furnishing the House; treating of Dreasitig the Bed." And for the chil dren are stories and amusements well cal culated to keep brains and Angers busy. Octave Thanet's popular novel, "The Man of the Hour,' published by Boobs-Merrtll Co., Is full ot sayings at once witty, wise and graceful. Witness the following; "Nothing is so tracing" to courage . aa Company." "I'm afraid I came awfully pear being , bumptious i shall never learn to hold my opinions and my tongue at the same time, I guess!" "If the council don't put that feller out for heresy they ought for foolishness! If a man's outgrown hla church clothes, why don't he clear out to. some other gospel shop where he can get a bigger suit? I say. If you are playing a game and don't like the rulea. quit! It's better'n trying to kill the umpire." "There Isn't a labor leader going who doesn't have to swap some of his opinions for his place." "Mighty little taste'a Inherited, none of It's made; the big majority's Just contagod like the measles! That's why these big exhibitions are so useful. Most anybody can catch things!" "The unions are a good deal like a lawyer. If you've got anything coming he'll see you ain't beat out of It. But he 'can't make It for you." "We've got to Judge a man ,by what he does, but I guess the Lord will Judge us more than our doings!" "I shouldn't have said she had enough distinction about her to be disliked; she al ways seemed to me like apple dumplings, wholesome but not intoxicating. Tou can't get up any ardent feelings about apple dumplings." ' "It la true that have been exposed to education, but I only, took a very mild type." '; "He drank only in the presence of ladies because he was sure, as he explained, that if he followed such a rule, he should never xceed moderation." ' It Is a long time since a book haa been written which aavors aa strongly of the old Jong novels whose namea have survived as "Vivien," by W. B. Maxwell. Tha book has aroused a discussion all over England a to whether the modern ' high-pressure novel Is not literary degeneracy. It la only lnce the marvelous Improvements In the printing press and the development of the dally paper that writers have really dls covered this ability to turn out readable booka at a high rate of speed. Who waa the Spaniard who wrote 800 plays? He must have died of writer's cramp. But who would not love to be reading "Bleak House" or "Henry Esmond" for the first time? The author wrote quietly and thoughtfully In hla atudy In Lichfield Houae, Richmond, Surrey, and the book bears a resemblance to those mentioned above, at least Jn Its aspect of "literary leisure." Published by Appletons. Max Pemberton. the , author of "The Hundred Days," published by the Apple tona, was asked If he could enter Into the spirit of the age In which his historical characters' lived. Mr. Pemberton, who la famoua for the dash and vigor of his his torlcal novels, replied: "When I wrote the episode of the duel between the groteequely ugly man with the white cockade and Ber Hard St. Armand, during the tatter's Journey to Paris. I became so wrought up that I had to atop writing for the day at the conclusion. In writing that passage of arms, I actually made as much muscular effort aa If I had been watching a Jolly good game of Rugby, and were deeply In terested In the success of one of the teams." collection haa been made of the beat of tha fairy stories, rhyme and pictures I that have appeared In St. Nichols. These f will soon be published wilder tha title. j Yalry Stories Retold from Bt. Nicholas. f ' The Century company haa under way a 'Jew and revised edition of "The Bible for (Toung People,"- which Is to sell at one- tialf the price of the original edition. It I will be a large book, with twenty-four illustrations from the old masters. i . The first long story which John Fox haa i written since the marvelous success of ! "The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come. Wtll begin In the September Scrtbner under the title, "A Knight of the Cumberland ; one of his most successful pictures of life and charactes I the mountains. A northern girl la tha heroine of the atory, . which Is both humorous and romantic. It will run through the fall numbers of the ' magastna. In her novel. "Where the A Dole Rad dens." which la tha chief feature of tha September Smart Set. Edna Kenton deals in a powerful way with the subject divorce. No aoclal aueatlon of tha dav mora vitally Intereettrk. and no neunt ' writer haa treated the theme In a more "laraeterly wayw The atory la unusually deSKe.and moves rapidly to Its log .2 ' leal climax. Abe-ve books at lowest retail prices. Mat thews, 19 South Fifteenth street. DR. PEABODY HOME AGAIN Veaerable Pkyalataa Heaser.tee Saf eteatlr Laava etaaaltal , After SeveMl Maatfca. i After spending several months at St Joseph's hospital, Dr. J. H. Peabody haa . recuperated sufficiently . to be able to go tm his home, which Is now at 1M Capitol j aeanta. The doctor is able to take short !arala and carriage drlvea He aspects to to rioria soon. I visit hla sua. who a fn i tf Mrtf m ajut mmni -If f Sill of I j Silks It Monday JL 29c JB. -L REMNANT SALE Hundreds of Big B&rj&ins Friday. Dress Goods Remnants at 35c These samples come to ug House. Thousands of leneths "that are alike the best goods from France and Germany wor steds, panamas, serges, waterproofs and poplins, black and all colors enough match up for skirts and suits, eaoh Danish Cloth and the New Dane in Remnants These rem nants are in cream black and all'colors, 3 to 15 yards. Single widths, yd . . , ... 10c Double widths, yd 19c art. nnnt: fASnMF.ftK at 8C yards remnants new and fresh cream, black and every -color, light and dark 50c and 60c grade, at, per yard 75c Short Kimonos and .These are made of fiirured and dotted lawns ' in floral and Japanese patterns . an immense lot shown in our window worth up to 75c each, at, each Special Clearing of Silk Remnants Extra Special on Bargain Square At Arcade entrance 5,000 yards of all silk taffetas fl flJJ many colors, 69c grade, at, yard ........... Black and Colored Silk Remnants Plain and fancy, checks, ' plaids and brocades all must go now suitable for all purposes many, match' up, ' 10C"15C"25C 3 Bargain Squares of Silk 2l2 to 20 yards fancy suit ings, taffeta (messalines, Jap silks, etc.) 4Qp QP worth up to $1.25, at, per yard 10C"dJC Allover Laces These are remnants of all high grade allover laces many to match, suitable (or waists, yokes, etc., up to one yard In length, each t . 15c Wash (Goods in Fine Dress Ginghams at 8c Yard Every style, guaranteed fast colors, Just the thing for boys' waists and children's Q , school dresses, 15c floC values, at, yard ......... v w fancy striped and checked whlta goods, corded Swisses, etc., JXn worth up to lc from bolt, yd.. M 1 w ' Best quality sllkollne. Persian pat Urns, stripes, etc, tfttc Cllr . grade, at. yard Black and white lawna, heavy 'Jl quality but .One, yard ... u Linen Specials Nicely hemmed all linen Lunch 2 Napkins, dosen - 200 dosen slightly Imperfect i 2ft Hemmed Towels, each - i Drummer's sample line plecea for fi Tray Cloths, etc., each ,v Table Damask Remnants, In' table cloth lengths, half actual cost. .S&rf. Fine Biggest bargains la lace curtains that Brandels ever offered. Be sure to see the great window display of curtains. A sale with out a parallel. . BASEMENT ' OMAHA j BIG CLOTHING OFFERS Men's Odd Coats Good, up-to-date all wool coats, left over from outing suits v and actually worth up to $7.50 each, at i Men's Odd Coats 34, 35, 36 or 37 you can buy an oaa coai ana ii vest worth up to $10 at Men's Odd Pants Men's all wool pants, in r . neat stripes, etc, regularly worth QQn up to $2 pair; BOYS' 60c KNEE PANTS, CHEVIOTS z 24c Boys' all wool taped, retnforred aaauna, Ex celsior waist band, 7fl worth pair weeks at the bedside of his father. Dr. Peabody haa given up the Idea ot under going the operation it was inuuiui - be performed on him about thla time. FIREMEN DISCUSS REPORTS Via Record of omeero Satlefaetary Likely la Be la Seesloa latll Sataraay. The third day's sesalon of the convention of the International Bvtherhood of Sta tionary Firemen waa devoted' to the aub mtssion and discussion of -the reports of the several committees on officers'; re ports, all ot. which indicate the affairs of tha brotherhood la good sad satisfactory shape. The election of officers will be made the . special order of . business for Frtdy morning at U o'clock. ' ' v The delegates and effioera of tha conven tion were photographed la a body ta front of the postofflce .at I o'clock Thursday afternoon. .. .." '. A dinner waa given to delegates by Mr. and Mrs. C. 1 champ at their home. 2601 North Eighteenth street. Tuesday, and on Thursday evening a. 'reception., will be given by the . local orgenlsailons to the daleata and officers' of the convention Jat tha j,9ia fil Hit aad Mr &aA X direct from the V. S. Customs nine iut; o w 5c YARD. Hundreds of 3, 6, 7 and 9 Henriettas ana casnrueres, 39c Dressing Sacqncs 15c luiit-u law ua 15c Wide Embroideries These are the fine' grades of corset covers, embroid eries and flouncings, many with beading edges, also the fine eyelet 25c embroidered patterns, at, per yard . . , the Basement 19c . and 26c Wash Good at 6c Yard Remnants of silk mous sellnes, French organdies, fine lawns, batistes, etc., special, at, yard . . 6c Cambric Lining, black . and colors, yard lb Short length Ginghams, ma- dras cloth, etc, remnant. . . lt 500 bolts, 16c Bookfleld IA. India Linon, at, yard . . . . IUC Rug Specials Basement A.XMINSTER RUG SAMPLES 1 1-3 yards long, ' 3AM PLE RUGS Vt yards long, fringed ends at, each Lace Curtains BASEMENT and Vests If you wear size here is your chance tl ) Q at, pair Knee Panta. Rovi' waist or shirt waist blouses, slightly soiled. f A each IUC -JC Bhamp la tha International secretary-treas. urer of the brotherhood.. Wednesday even ing -the delegstes were entertained by the local organisations with a trolley ride about the city and at Lake Manawa. Con siderable business Is to be transacted, and it IS possible that tha convention will not close before Saturday. TRIES TO PUSH JAIL DOWN Boataa Greea Makes Terrible Assault a the Pallce Headquarters Balldlac. "Boston Oreen." the court clerk cried. . "Here," was' the answer loud anl strong, and "Here," aald the' Judge, "you've gone wrong again for the four hundredth time," and then the distinguished prisoner gave a look, one of those pitiful, pensive loose and murmured, softly, "fcr, sr. ejege-I, ah-oh wll. hita all right, hits all right, eleg. des go ahead." And Judge Crawford'dld go ahead an. I now, with the mercury gradually picking up, Boston Oreen will get his mail at tliu city jail for the next thirty daya for try. Ing to puah that imposing building ocr Wednesday afternoon when lta fall might have-killed several people,. Colonel Oram claimed twa HaUans pouAGeA 6 ma aad 122 I OMAHA WEATHKK rX)KEOASTrlday, Fair, ummu Store Closes Every BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY HEADQUARTERS FOR BEST VALUES IN FRESU ROASTED COFFEE. BENNETT'S CAPITOL COFFEE Two thousand one-pound packages Bennett's Capi tol Coffee Forty Stamps With Each Package. Not More Than Ten Packages to a Customer. " Queen Olives, pint 20c j And Ten Green Trading Stamps.. 1-pound can Fancy Salmon Steak ?. ..... . .22c And Ten Green Trading Stamps. . . 1 pound New York Cheese ....!............ 20c And Twenty Green Trading Stamps. SPECIALS IN HARDWARE Mrs. Pottst' Sad Irons, regular 98c ; special Friday, t per set'. . . . ! J i 0 aC Shaker Flour Sifter, extra good.. 19c , -. ,And "Twenty Green Trading Stamps. Dover Egg Beater. 10c ;" And Ten Green Trading Stamps. Extra good Scrub Brush 10c ! . . And Ten Green Trading Stamps. 25 Per Cent Discount on Pretty Enameled Ware Im ported ware,' extra quality, blue, and white. Don't miss this opportunity. Must close it out to make room for new goods. Mrs. Vrooman's Sink Strainer, regular 19c; special. . . .15o See the big tables filled with bargains for. . .'. .10o Ten Green Trading Stamps with Any Item on .These Tables. IllllllWIinillWIIaf'lll Mew York City aidietiire. $30.75 ; OPEN TO EVERYBODY Tickets on sale August 24th, return limit August 31 6t, via the ; ... ' Chicago, Milwaukee . 1 St. Paul Railway ' You dont have to be a democrat or a mem ber of the reception committee to welcome Wm. J. Bryan, in order to get this rate. Three fast trains to .Chicago every day, making, close connections with trains for New York. . - 0 TICKETS-1524 Farnam, St. -OMAHA :,No. 25 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. F. A. NASH, General Western Agt. SCHOOLS AND : Western Military Academy v Upper Alloa. IlUaola . 28ih year. Ideal location near St. Louit. Six modern buildings in beauti ful park. Thre fire-prdof barracks. Large drill hall, with gymnasium and bowling alleyi. Strong faculty of 16. Army officer and military equipment fumUhdbyWarDept. Tuition $450. Capacity 150. Waiting list last year. Immediate application advisable for boys of good character abore 6th grade. COL. Af .BERT M. JACKSON. A. M.. Saperlatendent Lindenwood College for Wome ST. cha'rles mo!83M90& Diamond Jubilee College of the West. Academic Seminary and College Course. Music. Klocutlon. Art and Domestic Economy. Physical an Strategic Location.. Accessibility to a great cltr. Select patronage. Limited number of boarders. Every room taken during last school year. Beautiful location. Eleetrie oars to XaUh ' Catalogue on application. Kev. Oeoge rrederlo Arres. Pa. 9 Fres. JLWentvorth La Flor De Rodrigo Fernandez For Clear Havana Smokers The well known brand of Clear Havana Cigars In Perfecto and Favor lta Shapes which retail t 20c. 3 for 50c and 15c straight over the cane everywhere. We have them on Bale now at lOc straight, and solicit your trade. Come In and see for yourself.". Myers-Dillon Drug Co., 16th n FARNAM STS. knocked him over on the jail building, but tbe judge couldn't see it that way and. mindful only of Jail in rulna with a mass 'of humaa bodies la the debris, lie sent Boston .VP. , NEW QUARTERS OF TREASURY Reaalar Tases Paid at Old City OI gee aad Other Baataeaa Bus at new. i The county treasurer's office is being moved from the court house to the city hall, to effect the consolidation scheme of the lasr- charter. The moving will be done by the end of the wk. Regular taaea will be paid in (the 'old city treasurer'a office and scavenger sales matters will be handled In the rooms on the fiist floor va caled by tbe fire aad police chiefs. The bookkkeeplag will be done In tbe addi tional Quarters also. 3 Evening 'ccpt Saturday at S 28c COLLEGES. Military Academy Lezlaatea,Me. OlOMtsad Lsiswt MUltary Bcbeolto iae Miodlevy.ait. Class'A'tuc novl .llus of Ww Dept. 8na (or csulacus. National Cathedral School & Mt St AlbaB, Washington H C Comblnea the beet features of the College Preparatory and Finishing School. - Unrivalled advantagea In Uuslc and Art. CertlAceta admits to college. Special Courses. Tire-. 8 roof Balldlag. Park of 40 acres, kt. ev. X. T. BVATTXmi.Ba. . n. X.I 9 rresldeat Boar of Trustees. iar catalogue apply to Mrs. BAKBOXXm, WAXKBB, M. A,' FrlaolpaL WILSON COVLECE FOR WOMEN In tha beautiful Cumberland Valley. Courses leading to degrees of A.. B. and Mus. b Classics, Music, Art. A most excellent fac ulty. Campus to acres; 14 buildings; rates moderate. M. II. R EASIER, I'h. D, Prea'L U College Ave, CHAMBKRBBLKa. PA. Hot Weather Wants We have a complete line of all bath and toilet necessities, at the low est of prices. 25c 8ea Salt .15c 3 5c Sea Salt 25c 35c Perfumed Sea Salt 25c 50c Perfumed Sea Salt 40c 25c Bath Mitts 10c 50c Bath Mltta 25c 25c Sanltol Bath Po ITc 15c Bath Ammonia 10c 50c Bath Tablets 85c 60c L'dor. -The beat destroyer of per piratlon , .......35c And All Others' In Proportion. BEATON.. DRUG CO. loth and Parnam. The Boda Water Dispensers, ' Another Crtst Sale ot Build ing Hardware and Tools ' Saturday. THI RELICkBLK STORE DON'T MISS BARGAIN FRIDAY EVERY ITEM MEANS A CREAT SAVIHG TO YOU, READ 1 HEM i CAREFULLY AND COME EARLY. Another Great Sale of Silks. In order to close out all those beau tiful Silks left from last Monday's great sale, we will offer the entire line Friday In two great lots at, per yard 19c and iOc. 29c.Vhlte Habutat Silks. 20 1 CV, 'Inches wide, at. yard 1C Extra heavy White Habutal 27 inchea wide, on sale at, yard OlfC 11.25 White Habutal Silks, 38 inches wide, will go on sale at, Qf yard .OJQ FROM 11 TlLTi 11:30 A. M. We will self our 1.00 quality Black vPeau de Hole, 36 Inches wide, limit , of one pattern to a cus- Q tomer, at, .yard . . . ". 0 JC High Grade Wash Goods Departm't. REMNANTS AND FULL PIECES. 1,600 yards of all kinds Wash Goods, ' in long and short remnants, that ' sold from 26c to 75c yard ?ome half silk all will go In this sale, to close out, at, a yard '....... . .'. C 10,000 yarda of White Goods, 28 inches wide, piques, lingeries, checks, fancy stripes, etc.--tb close c out quick all will go at, yard. . . 3C Wool Dress Goods. 100 pieces of All Wool Challies per fect goods that sold at 60c and 76c yard to close at,- ' OKt a yard AC 78 pieces of Mohair vWalstlng, Wool Walatlng and Iowa Flannel Walstlng that sold from 60c to $1.00 yard to close quick, at.t a yard. abC Several other lines at very low prices to close. Many Furnishing Bargains, Friday. Among them we mention a few selected at random from the many. These prices mean a great saving to you. MEN'S SHIRTS The sample line and sample stock of one of the best known manufacturers about 500 dozen In the lot great variety of light and dark patterns worth regularly of the lotSaturday at Men's Fancy Hose that sold up to 25c will go at, pair. Men's 50c Underwear in broken lots great snap at, ' garment , . . 8 Vic .10c 15c 25c Men's 25c and 88e Suspender special at, pair . . . Men's 50c Suspenders special Friday at, pair. Tea and Coffee Specials, Friday, In Omaha's Greatest Crocert Dept. Fine Golden Santos Coffee- Maracaibo Coffee per pound.... 14c per pound ..25e Premium Coffee Guatemala Coffee per pound.... 15c per pound '..SOn Llberian Coffee Fine Japan Tea per pound , ......... . 15c per pound .22c Perfection Blend Coffee First Picking Tea per. pound .......20c per pound 2Ae Arabian Mocha Coffee Extra Choice Grade Cultivated Tea per pound. ,22c per pound 88c Great Sale of Notions s'K will go on sale Friday at 1-2 to 1-5 regular price. tJAYOEfO BROS, ; FROM CHICAGO I? MEW YORK . AND RETURN VIA ERIE CADLCOAO August 28 th and 29th Good to return until September 4th, inclusive. Apply to Local Ticket Agents, or J. A. DOLAII, 555 Railroad Exchange, CHICAGO HOTELS. The Evans Hotel Hot Springs, 80'. Dak. ' Beautifully situated lav lbs vals of Mln CfKahla. Tim health - and pleaaura resort cf tha northwest. Only a mglit's ride from Omaha. Golf, tennis, swimming, coaching, tiorte tack and burro ride and other iinuif meats. Excellent orchestra in attendance. Visit wundertul wind cava. Kxcetlonally low rataa oa both C. A N. W. and Burl'ngton. For rates and Information, addresa: ItOV M. HCtpT. Manager. SUMMER BOARD Bellevue College Dormitories iul, 7 to Beptember 7. ' References required. Address BtXi-EVLB COLL tO E.. bHi vue.. Ja. 'fast Bad til, bvuU Oisaaa. Remarkable Bargains In Ml Kinds of Furnl- ture. Curtains and Draperies. Closing out all remnants of draper ies at ridiculously low prices. Odd Curtains, full length, at. each.lfts Finer new style Curtains, pair.. . ..,89a $1.00 Curtains at, pair. ,.50e $2.00 Curtains at, pair. ..75a $2.50 Curtains at, pair. ........ .&8e 200 pieces of Fine Sllkollne, fine styles, at, a yard 8V4 300 pieces of extra weight Sllko llne at, a yard 10o Other specials during the day. In the New Bargain Room. 25c Turkish Towela (soiled), " Friday, each 15c Turkish Towels (soiled), Friday, each ... f . ZficVriUe (soiled) ' "Q(' 15c Dollies (soiled) V 75c 8heet ready to use Qi (soiled) Friday at J Pillow Casing and Tubings SllghttY soiled, worth up to 19c yard, in. at, per yard.... illy Bleached . and I'nbleached Shertliig- Slightly soiled, worth up to ft. 30c yard at, yard ...1J Wash Goods of all kinds, worth up to 16c yard, in long mill ends at, yard 2C Short Remnants of Wash Goods at, yard 12 He Percales, in light and dark pat terns long mill ends at, A8 yard. 2Hc f 4y 12Hc Sllkollne, in short . .... '1 length Friday at, per yard. ard.,.-w up to $1.00 your choice ' 25c Ladles' Gowns daintily trimmed, worth up to $2.00 in three lots at B8c, 75c and 50c Ladles' Lisle I nlon Sulfa special sale nrlre Prlrlav. SQr nn4 oiu Ladles' Hose in plain or lace ef fects, Diack, white or colors, woTth up to 60c, in two lots : ' at, pair ,.12Ke - ; HOTEL". "COMFORT WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE" at the New Transient. Steel Built, Flrsproof HOTEL WOODSTOCK. 1M-1U W. M BnMd.ir. N. T. citr.. I .xU vest et Qra4 Cm Sa va C Lmiwi mt XI mm Squsra, Ik. i.rr aeut mt is. ear. la tbe auo ml ik UMn IM mwmt ul ww U tlemptmi tlminmt. Sake.s d "L" mil n liodmf n .tlMeDl. BUrfeta uma odeitM. lor m. Mmmi idms Mar seta. U N Imm. SnoM U UM mat 14 uiu. wits snue Wut. at as. CS4N rwx.tranl w. h. VAUQtaiia Aim HmiM awvwa, aaf W.4. Vera Ml HViien You Write ' . , to Advertisers ; remember It takea only sa extra stroke or two mt the pen to mention tha fact that 70U saw thalr ad la Tfa Bas. m if Mm X i i