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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1907)
B TTTK OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE: JANUARY 20, 1007. MAJOR FORAY LAID AT REST Pionesr of Omaha Buried with Ceremony of Catholio Ritual ortese FROM CHURCH TO -GRAVE LONG 'Faaeral Servleea el Mrs. Cafherlee Far rail. Venerable Pioneer, hI Etwav Arnold BeraharA Art Also Held. Saturday ai a day of fonarala. After imposing obnrquiea at St. John's i Catholio church at (:80 a. rru, Major John U. Furay, one of Omaha's pioneer cltliena ho died Wednesday erenlna from two sudden strokes of paralysis, was laid at rant at the Holy Sepulcber cemetery. The auditorium of the church adlflce was crowded to the doors with friends and acquaintances of Major Furay anxious to tay their last respects. Relatives assembled early Saturday morning at the residence, 2Z37 Seward street, where brief services of a private nature were held and the body was then taken to St. John's ohurch, fol lowed by the widow, children aa4 other relatives. High mass and tha mast solemn requiem ritual of the Cathollo ohurch wero celebrated by a number of clergy, the cere monies being made aven .mora Impressive by the special part taken by members of the Jesuit order, of which one of the sons of Major Furay, Rev. John B. Pursy of Florissant, Mix, Is a member. Tha services by the Jesuit fathers was held as a mark of respeot to tha father of one of their brothers and were most elaborate In character. Cortege le Loner One. At the ooncluMon of the services at the church the body was taken to the cemetery, followed by an extended cortege, where the impressive ritual of the church was pronounced. Major Furay was a member ttt the Grand Army of the Republic and the Loyal Legion and many members of both organisations were present at the oeremonlea at the church and also at the cemetery. The pallbearers, active -and honorary, were choeen from among Major Puray's associates of the Loyal Legion and the Grand Army of the Republic or private friends. The active pallbearers were: T. J. Fltsmorrls, Frank J. McArdle, J. I. Wood ard, D. M. Vinsonhaler, B. J. Scannell, T. E. Parmele, O. J. Smyth and John H. Iluiwle; honorary: Captain H. K. Palmer, Captain Thomas Swobe, George B. Prtt chett. Judge Lee 8. Estelle, Joseph Doherty, Joseph T. Beatty, Andrew M. Murphy and William M. Bushman. Major Furay Is survived by a wife and eight children, many of whom live in other cities, but vere present at the funeral. Tb children who came from out of the city were: Dr. Kdward 8. Furay of Ranchester, Wyo.j Rev. John B. Furay of Florissant. Mo.; James H. Furay of Cleveland, O., who is on the editorial staff of the Cleve land Press, and Mrs. Lee L. Djy of St. Louis. FnneraJ of Mrs. Parrell. The funeral services of Mra Catherine Farrell. who died Thursday night at her home, 1818 Paul street, was held at 9 a. m. Saturday at the Church of the Holy Family, where high mass was celebrated. The body was taken to the Holy Sepulchet for Interment and was followed by an extensive cortege. Mrs. Farrell and her husband, who died about six years ago, were pioneer Citizens of Omaha, having come here over forty years ago. For many years Mr. Farrell was employed at the Union Pacific shops. The couple were childless and Mrs. Farrell was survived by two cousins, who reside In Omaha. After the death of her Husband Mrs. Far rell lived alone at the family residence on Paul street and had a large circle of friend a Kdward Arnold Berntaard. Funeral services ovsr the body of Ed Ward Arnold Bernhard, who died suddenly last Wednesday evening in a room at the Ivy lodging house, 1817 Douglas .street, after having suffered an acute attack of pneumonia, were held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the residence of a brother, Julius F. Bernhard, 1317 South Sixth street. Rev. John E. Hummon, pastor of the Eountze Memorial Lutheran church, had charge of the services and delivered a brief address at the residence. The body was taken to Forest Lawn cemetery for Interment. Mr. Bernhard had resided In Omaha for a number of years and had been employed as a driver by Heafey A Heafey and the Palace stables. He was 36 years o age and unmarried. Blsr Interest on Savins:. No other Investment Is so safe or so profitable as land. In this day of wildcat speculation It stands alone as the only aure means of saving surplus money. In good time and In bad It yields a steady Increase, and each decade how a great gain in values. Within the last seven years land values In Nebraska have doubled, which means nearly 15 per cent each year on the original Investment, In addition to a good dividend from the crops. This land will never go lower, but will ad vance steadily. Now la the time to get in. Look over the bargains offered In the want ad. pages of The Bee. Have Hoot print It. Announcements, wedding stationery and Balling cards, blank book and magazine binding. 'Phone Doug. NS04. A. LRoot, Inc. Douglas (SU) Printing Co., S14-1 8. 19th. Mangum Co., LETTER SPECIALISTS. Jet tar's Gold Top Beer delivered to all parts of the city. Telephone No. I j rock raw COAL Shipments received daily from OUT faTTTI rniriAn ISfe pride ourselves on good sen-ice and can make prompt delivery. Cenfral Coal and Coke Co. of Omaha. 15th and Harney. Phones -122M605. DIVORCED FROM PROFIT Getting further away from the old price that they were wedded to. And every one of our $56.00, $50.00. $45.00, $40.00 and $35.00 Fall or Winter Suitings Is going to drop away from the old prices until there Is not a single one of these Suitings or Overcoatings to be dropped from our stock. This don't make profit for us, but it does make work for our huge tail oring staff and thus enables us to keep 'our carefully selected staff Intact And our desire to sell all our Fall and Winter Suitings so that we won't have to carry over a single Suiting Is our reason for continuing to cut the price. Tou can come here and have made to measure any $50 Suit, for $30 $4 5. Suit, for $27.50 $40 Suit, for - 825 $35 Suit, for $22.50 and a llkt reduction on lower Suits and Overcoats. MacCARTHY- WILSON TAILORING CO. Phone Doug. 1908. 804-306 So. 16th St Next door to the Wabash Ticket oflloe. Change Your Shoes Don't stick to a light pair of shoes how. Think of your health, your appearance, the foot com fort because our new shoes are as easy foot-feeling as an old pair. There 1b no justifiable ex cuse for you to wear unseason able shoes no, not even the price. All styles, all leathers for out door wear. $3.50 and $t FRY SHOE CO. 111 xoiaa, 16th and Douglas Streets ITfcuGBrg;wiCN' A Guarantee Unlimited , with (he celebrated ' New Home Sewing machine, made with either rotary or vib rating shnttles : : We Sell Machines all grades and prices, for cash or easy pay ments e e see Repair and Furnish Supplies for all Makes of Machines Hayden Bros. Sewing Machine Dept. Phoney Douglas 2600 i J - B H Twentieth century farmer ' UiUh Ail f'nuias. " Omaha's Pare Food Center Ak any Courtney customer (and there Is an array of them In Oma ha) and you will find out how It feels to enjoy complete satisfaction In buying every day for the table. Courtney's Service Is such as only a really modern I grocery can give. We Insist on ABSOLUTELY PURE FOODS Courtney's customers get the best thai tha markets of tha world can yield.' Remember This Toa can check that drain on the family purse every day by purchasing the best things for the table at a real sav ing at Courtney's. When you or der by 'phone we see to It that you get perfectly satisfactory service. SI 'Phone Douglas 647. Private Exchange Connects ''All Departments. 3 Separate Entrances 3. once: in . A WHILE A SHOE SALE 4.13 2.63 2.25 Per Cent Discount On all women's velour and gun metal calf button and lace shoes. These are not broken lines, as we have good sizes and widths. The following prices are for cash only: Hanan's women's gun metal calf shoes, blucher and button, regu lar price $5.50, sale price Foster's women's gun metal calf, In button only $5.00 T TP go at ' J Write & Peters' women s gun D metal calf, in blucher and but ton $5.00 go Zelghler Bros.' women's gun metal calf, button and flfl blucher, $4.00 go at....J.UU Armstrong's women's gun metal calf, blucher and but- T A t ton $4.00 go at eJ.UU All our $3.50 women's gun metal calf blucher and button at 25 per cent off All our $3.00 women's gun metal calf shoes, blucher and but ton, one-fourth off , Ten lines of misses' and chll ren's box calf, velour and gun metal calf shoes Included In this sale at 20 Per Cent Off. Sale Begins Monday We positively will not charge any of thee shoes at the discount price. Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Faroam St Buyers' and Managers' Sale eiTiie- From Page One, Editorial Section, and Page Eight, News Section Sale of Engraved Stationery Great price reduction and special sale of Engraved Writing Paper and Visit ing Cards this week; be ginning Monday we offer a regular 25c box fine writ ing paper and eiivel- opes for IrC Will Stamp Your Initial or Monogram In Colors, Gold or Silver, Free. 50 Cards and Plate, engraved with your name 580 50 Cards. printed from your plate 286 Ridpath's History and Encyclopaedia We recently purchased of the Western Newspaper ssoclatlon, 50 sets of each. IMMMTH'S IUH TOHY OF THK WOKT.l) and the XKW AMKKICAXIZKI KX-CYCI-orAEIHA IHtlTAXXICA, which, by special arrangement We are able to offer at 50 I'KK CKXT DISCOUNT, or HALF IlKGl'liAK RETAIL PltlCE. Sold on small monthly payments, while supply lasts. On Exhibition This Week. Men's Clothing at About Half Best Clothing Best Clothing Values Ever Shown THE RELIABLE STORE Values Ever Shown Buyers Sale in Piano Dept. wj''W"! I A irenuinfl siirnrisn fnr vmi in my Piano section this week prices that will make all other piano quotations in Omalia look like extravagance. Pianos of quality their names have been household words for decades Chickering & Sons, Everett,. Ivers & Pond, Starr, Packard, Vose & Sons, Sterling, Koliler & Camp bell, Bach, Huntington, Richmond. You'll not find their equal in other stores of Omaha or elsewhere. They are the World's best, and I offer them this week at prices lower than is asked at other stores for infer ior and unknown makes. This sale will include several of those specially selected Christmas gift pianos of rare fine ' figured San Domingo mahogany and rich French burl wal nut, left over from our lwliday sale. These will all go at prices we refrain from publishing. Come and ask about them. TERMS No cash payment down small monthly pav ments of $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $8.00 or $10.00. You;ll mica arTY aVi i-r v if vi let this chance got away from you. MEN'S SUITS RtW OVERCOATS Complrte line of Winter Garment from our own Mock, which wo mnM close out to mnke room for new spring garments now arrliiig daily. It's the 8tyle and quality to which we'd call especial attention. Prlcci you'll alwaya find equally low, but qnnl It y and style are what counts moat and you'll find the very highest clans here. Men's Suits, in all styles and materials, sold regularly up to $18 in this sale at $5, 7.50 and $10 Men's Overcoats, worth up to $18 Complete lines of newest stylos, patterns and materials, in our January f5Q tf l A clearing sale at. . "P I 1 Youth's Long Pants Suits, worth1 regularly up to $10, assort ment of styles and materials second to none, 50 it C at o-J! Children's Knee Pant Suits worth to $3.50, f 50 f 95 at I -I Children's Knee rants Suits Worth to $5.00, f50 095 liteii. iflittap at Children's 0'Coats Worth regularly to 15 Clearing price..., 1.95-2.50-2.95 'a 1 I Attend the Big Sale "wmwwii n pwihiii mii i n a ii in iiiini mi i ii ii m a .. .. ,. . - .i ji :Jf'i -'iifnA'ir-i ""' J- '-' - ii in imii - 1 -J utt. UHADDURY, Dentist IMzz 1506 PAR NAM, OMAHA Try the new roofless plate, made to oraok nuts with. Cola Fllllnga lmp Crewu IIM af 'Phone Douglas 1758 Teeth extracted with out pain 6 different ways. Wo give fas and oxygen, also VI Mlized air. Work fiaaranteat! II jesn jam- i Do you live near 3 25th and Davenport Sts? FOSTER & ARNOLDI DRUGGISTS 213 NORTH 25TH STREET I 8? eaton Says YOUR DOCTOR Uaes all bis science to curs you "when you are alck. It Is la your power to aid him materially by baring: your prescriptions filled here. Follow his directions Implicitly aad ubo the pureat drugs. DEATOII DRUG CO. 15th and Farnam Kit. The Drug Store Noted for Accuracy. DEPUTY TATB VETERINARIAN H. L RAMMACC10TTI. D. V. S. CITV VETKRISAHUSr. Offlc n4 Innrmary, tb and Mason Sts. UHJlUX. Ntai. Tiihui. km. " will take your want-ad for The BEE at the same rates as the main office. Branch Want-ad Office OMAHA BEE lr iiTr r-f imi-b --r, n-r- nrrti -i-th nT t iyr, m itmn 1 iw trrm it Ttw iml iri Irrl mr l-rl T.IiyjivJ BAILEY l NACH DENTISTS Thirst Floor, PaxIoix Block Highest Grade Dentistry Twentieth Century Farmer U1S1B AlfOHO AOKIOm.TVBAZ. wzsnixa $1.00 Per Year Wart a Servant A Bss Want Ad wtn get you one qnickly at small east. 3 EVERY PUEF A DELIGHT wm" nm QUALITY TUB IJEST ALWAVS UUUKM 1 1". B. lUce MercauUls Cigar Co slMuIacturera. SC LoaU, Winter Tours Tha dry. crisp moun tain air of the Rockies Is now at its beat No mors healthful Journey can be made than a win ter trip to Colorado which includes ths well known rasorU of Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo S1 SoSO FOR THB Round Trip Tickets on sals January ( 20. 21 and 22, 1907s also rats of $28.85 to same points In effect srery day to May 81, 107. VIA union pacific Inquire at City Ticket Office, 1824 Farnam S4. Tbone Douglas 83