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D. Evan, on the Connecticut They wcra
warmly walcomnd and had hardly gon
ovr th aide tl return to their own flag
ships when the American ounmuidar was
In hii own launch, returning the official
call of courtesy. With dull gray aides and
smoky' black funnel, the visiting ahlpa
war aharpty markedln contrast to the
American ahlpa, resplendent In new coats
of Immaculate white paint!" The arrival
fthe Britons and Austrian, who bad
been preceded two days by the German
squadron ami the Argentine ahlp Barmen
tlento, lent measurably to the attraction of
the naval display arranged for the opening
day of the exposition and will make of
totnorrow'a review the notable event of the
Inaugural ceremonlea.
The ateamer Jamestown, from Washing
ton, bearing the congressional delegation
to the exposition, arrived at Old Point
Comfort tonight. The steamer Newport
News, with the diplomat and naval and
military attaches of the foreign embassies
and legatlona will arrive "early tomorrow
morning and disembark its distinguished
passengers. The governors of a number of
states accompanied by their military staffs
arrived today. Many of them were tonight
tbe guests of the governor of Virginia and
Mrs. Bwanson at la reception given In the
Virginia state building on the exposition
grounds.
WOMAN PLANNED MURDER
i.
rapera Show Mlaa Itronp Made Will
and statement Ilefore End
ing Two IiL&ea.
OIL CITY. Pa.. April 25 -Thnt Miss Belle
Btroup, the Bradford (Pa.) dressmaker.
wh3 shot and killed Thaddeus 8. Boss In
the ofBce of a physician here yesterday,
contemplated the deed was shown by
papers found cn her person. One of these
to a will bequeathing hnr property to her
slater, the other a written statement that
Rosa had promised to marry her next
Juno, and that the first Intimation she had
that he did not Intend to do ao was a
newspaper notice of the Issuance of ' a
marriage license U Rosa and Miss Bams-'
pell of Oil City.
The will and statement were found In
her bosom, together with a photograph of
Ross. She brought the revolver from Brad
ford, carrying It In a cigar box. Bhe aroaa
jfrotn a alck bed to come' tiers and kill
her lover.
DIAMONDS-Frenaer. IStn and Dodge.
FORECAST bF THE WEATHER
Fair and Warner la Nebraska and
Soata Dakota Today Partly
Cloudy Tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, April a.-Forecaat of the
i weather for Friday and Saturday:
For Nebraska, South Dakota and Kannas
Fair and warmer Friday; Saturday, partly
cloudy.
For Iowa and Missouri Fair Friday and
Saturday; warmer Saturday.
For Colorado Fair Friday, warmer in
east portion; Saturday, fair.
For Wyoming and Montana Fair and
warmer Friday; Saturday, fair.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF TUB WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA. April 2G.-Ofneial record of tem-
ferutura and precipitation, compared wiin
he corresponding day of the last three
years. 107. IDOS. lSdfi. 1S04.
Maximum temperature ,.46 73 66 44
Minimum temperature ... M 66 4s 39
Mean temperature S9 64 62 42
Precipitation (A .00 . 86 1.C0
Tomperature and precipitation departures
from tlje normal at ninths since March 1,
and comparison with the last two years:
Normal temperature 66
Deficiency for the dav
, 1
kl
.11 Inch
.11 Inch
1.49 Inches
( 64 Inches
.69 Inch
.08 Inch
Total excess since March 1
N'vnml prt-ripli at ton ,
Deficiency for the day .
Totil rainfall since March 1...
Deficiency since March 1
IiefMeiwy for cor. period, 190.
Excess for cor. period, 1906
Report from tltatloaa at T P. M.
BUtlon and Seat Temp. Max. Raln-
of Weather. 7 p. m. Temp. fall.
msniart a., ciouay
Cheyenne, clear ,., to
Chicago, cloudy .'. N
I'avenpurt cloudy V,.. 44
Denver, clear 40
Havre, mowing ;. 3a
44 T
S2 .01
40 T
4 T
40 .0?
44 T
4 .00
44 .00
44 T
40 .00
46 .00
44 .00
44 .04
40 .W
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4? .00
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tielena, cloudy .......;.., 44
Huron, cloud ..
Kansas City, cloudy ...
Nort Platte, part cloudy
Omsha, clear ..i
BapM CHy. cloudy
Ft. Iitils, raining
Ft. Paul, clear
P"!t Iflka City, clear .;.
43 ,
44
M
44
42
40
40
6
4
n
I valentine, cloudy
' WIHIston, allowing
Indlrnto tmre of
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TRT TO IBPftACH DEFENSE
Daniison and Coiosal Attack Veracity o
Tsitimony Jcaiiist th Former.
SHERCLirF STORY GETS SOME JOLTS
Womaa Testifies Me Told Her of
Urinaria; IMtmondi to Omaha
mm 4 Man Whom He Cava
Thousands.
Rebuttal evidence Intended to Impeach
the testimony of the defense waa con
tinued In the Dennlson libel suit yesterday
afternoon. By a previous agreement T. J.
Mahoney went on the stand for the defense
and testified to the reputation of Dennlson
prior to the publication of the alleged libel.
Mra. Eva Bchwarta was the first witness
at the afternoon session. Bhe testified she
waa working in a restaurant In Logan, la.,
while Shercilff was there, and one evening
Shercllff told her he himself had brought
the Pollock diamonds to Omaha. He sa'd
the only time he waa ever scared was
when he was carrying the diamonds across
the river from Council Bluffs to Omaha.
He also told her, she said, he had given
on of the gums to a girl In Portland, Ore.
Another Important witness In rebuttal
was M. P. Hooker, formerly of Salt Lako
City. Shercllff roomed at Hooker's house
and, according to the evidence, In 1892 and
1893, about the time of one of the Shercllff
robberiea took place, Shercllff gave him,
In Installments, 16.200 to keep for him.
David Tonge, a tailor, at whose shop, on
Ninth street, BhercllfT, according to his
evidence, was supposed to have had made
a canvass bag to be used as a sandbag
with which to slug Pollock, went on the
stand and denied he ever made such a
bag. Tonge was identified by Sherc'.lff as
a tailor with a wig. Tonge said he wore a
wig at that time.
Denial Day la the Bolt.
Andrew Coulthard, formerly sheriff of
Harrison county, Iowa, and the man who
took Frank Shercllff to the penitentiary to
serve a term for the Pollock diamond rob
bery, waa the principal witness Thursday
morning for Tom Dennlson In his news
paper libel suit. ' Coulthard waa called to
rebut the evidence of BhercllfT In which
Shercllff accused Dennlson of digging up
the Pollock diamond after he, BhercllfT,
had burled Ihem near Missouri Valley.
The witness aaid ho had a conversation
with BhercllfT on the way to the peniten
tiary In which BhercllfT told him Tom Den
nlson did not get the diamonds. This evi
dence went In over the objections of the
defense. On crOBS-examlnatlon Coulthard
said he had written a letter to the governor
of Iowa asking him to pardon Shercllff,
aaylng he believed him an Innocent man.
8. H. Cochran, an attorney of Logan, la.,
testified he waa employed to defend Sher
cllff by II. B. Hooker and not by Tom Den
nlson, aa ShercMfT had testified. Captain
Dunn of the police forde also denied some
of the material facta testified to Ljy Oeorge
' Burrler and John Dennlson, brother of the
plaintiff, denied ever having a conversation
with Burrler regarding "graft." Ha said
he did not even know Bun lor. The latter
testified he had had such
with John Dennlson.
a conversation
FIRE SET TO NEW YORK HOUSE
Police Save Inmates and Look for
Mea Believed to Be Ite
apoaslble. NEW YORK, April 26.-Flre. believed to
be of Incendiary origin, Imperiled, the lives
of twenty families and badly damaged the
flve-atcry flat house at TJ5 East 166th street
today.
Th flame spread from .the ground to the
roof of the house with 'great rapidity and
cut off th mean of escape. Two police
men ran through th house arousing all
occupants and then, before th firemen ar
rived, rescued from th window a dosen
person whose escape by stairway had
been cut oft by the flame.
The police are searching for two men
who were seen to leav th hallway of tbe
building just before th fir waa discov
ered. Th dawag to th building amount
to $7,000.
Salt Agalnat Illinois Central.
SPRINOF1E1.D, III., April 28. Attorney
General Btead stated today h would to
morrow bag-in suit in th circuit court of
La Bulla county against the Illinois Central
railroad for tha tl.UO' W back taxea alleged
to ba due tha atate rnrn the railroad com
pany. This Is the case In which the su
preme court held It had no Jurisdiction.
Double Vision Lenses
BILL FOR POLISH AUTONOMY
1C saiora Introduced in Lows Hohm of th
Ionian FirlionsBt.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRATS OPPOSE IT
Oa Test Vote Poles show Constlta
tloaallata that They Caa Do
Nothing; Wltfcoat Their
Sapnort. .
ST. PETERSBURG,'- April .-The bill
providing for Polish automony Introduced
In the lower house or .Parllnment by the
Polish delegation, is being opposed by the
constitutional democrats. An article In the
Rech criticises the project as based on
the principle of federation. Instead of pro
vincial automy snd says It has no chance
for adoption In Ita present form. The
project establishes for Poland a separate
diet and an administration headed by a
viceroy, a Judicial system, an Independent
treasury and a budget. The competence of
the diet would extend to all legislation
affecting Poland not specifically reserved to
the central government, among the reser
vations being the emperor'a civil list, the
orthodox church, the army, and navy
strategic railways, military service, the
currency, customs and excise duties, and
the criminal code ao far as treason and
revolution, ar concerned. Thellet would
be convened, prorogued and dissolved by
the emperor, would sit annually for at
least three months and Its decision swould
be presented to the emperor through a
Polish secretary of state who would have
a seat In the council of ministers.
Viceroy of Polish Birth.
The ,blll also provides that the first diet
would be elected by universal, direct, equal
and secret ballot; establishes the relations
between the diet and the viceroy, who
must be of Polish birth, and outlines the
judicial system, method of local self-government,
etc. The Polish treasury would
collect all the revenues In the government
of Poland and bear a proportionate share
of the civil list and In the payment of
the Interest on the national debt, except
the 'expenditures on railways outside of
Poland. The proportions to be paid by
Poland of the expenses of the national leg
islature, cabinet and the army and navy
would be fixed on the basis of the decen
nial censu sof the empire. Poland would
retain representation In the lower house
of Parliament and questions of competence
of the Polish diet would be decided by a
Joint commission of member of the lower
house of Parliament.
The Rech points out that the adoption
of the bill would entail the dissolution of
Parliament and international complica
tions. Opposition to the Polish desires had been
expected from the conservative's, but not
from the constitutional democrats, who
several times have Included the autonomy
of Poland In their program. The latter,
however, found that though autonomy was
a good battleery against the government.
Its realization would not be popular with
the Busslan masses.
Poles Show Their Rtreaartli.
J. O. Tzeretell, social democrat, today
submitted to Parliament Interpellations
concerning the. tepresslve measures adopted
by. General Dracheffshl, prefect of St.
Petersburg, against the professional or
ganisations and the sympathetic strike
which broke out April 24 In the Cheshire
factory at Vlborg, a suburb of. St. Pctera
bur. , , , , ,'. ,
The social democrats vehemently de
nounced General DracheffBkl, saying that
his Indiscreet proceedings were calculated
to create an intolerable situation for' the
workmen and might cause further sangui
nary encounters between the police and
the laborltes. The aoclal democrats of
all sections voted solidly agalnat the con
stitutional democrats, the member of tha
right thus securing the adoption of the
urgency proposal and finally the sanction
ing of the Interpellation. The deciding
votes were cost by the Polea. who hither
to had voted conslstenly wtth the consti
tutional democrats, but aupported the rad
icals solidly in tbla instance In revenge for
the attitudo of the constitutional democrats
on the question of Polish autonomy. This
Indicates that the constitutional democrats
are powerless In Parliament without the
assistance of the Poles.
Palmer Charged with Marder.
LONDON. April 26.-"Peddlex" Palmer,
the English pugilist, who, with another
j mal. wa arrested yesterday on suspicion
i of having caused the death of a man
whose body was found In a railroad car
coming from Epsom, after the race, waa
charged at the Croydon police court today
with murder. After a passenger on the
train had testified that he saw Palmer
strike the dead man several blow because
h refused to stop singing, the prisoner
was remanded.
Corean Rising; Foiled.
TOKIO, April 26. Another threatened
rising In Corea I believed to have been
nipped In the bud by the prompt action
of th Japanese administrator. ' The plans
for the proposed outbreak are reported to
have been of a comprehensive character,
but owing to the timely discovery of th
conspiracy, erabltng the authorities to ar
rest tha ring leader and tak step to
overawe their followers, all danger I be
lieved to have been averted.
Canr to Meet Prasftnta.
8T. PETERSBURG, April 26. "The em
peror will receive tomorrow twenty-two
peasant deputies belonging to tha right party
and to tha moderates, who will present
him wtth an address, expressing their de
sire to work In harmony with htm and
their hope of a speedy Introduction of a
system of general eduoatlon.
gweden Needa More Corn
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, April 26. The par
liamentary committee appointed to dlacuss
the duty on corn haa reported In favor of
a reduction of the tax frcm about 82 cents
to about SS cents per 100 kilograms. It la
expected that thli action will greatly In
i crease the Importation of American corn.
t ;
! Kla of Blana at Xaples.
! NAPLES, April 25,-King ChulaJongkorn
j I ff S'.ajn arrived here today on the es
pecially chartered ateamer Bachaenk from
t Slrapora April 2 on a tour of tha world.
The king la expected to visit the United
Statea in May on his way back to Bangkok.
-Date foe Moving; Leo' a Bdy.
ROME, April IV It la how reported that
th transportation of th body of th late
Pope Leo XIII from St. Peter to th
Church of St. John Lateraa will occur
Mar 14.
INSULAR TROUBLE AT END
All Baalaeaa Waa aspmdd
Lala Watle Idle Kea
niatad.
t.
T, THOMAS. D. W. I, April 2S Ad
vices from Castrlea, Iauuid of St. Lac la,
wher aerloua rioting waa reported to hav
occurred, indicate that th trouble la ndd.
Discontented laborer and porter created
aerion disturbance at Castrlea during th
afternoon of April 23 and bustneas was
suspended (her yesterday. During th
rioting several persona, including th man
ar of Ui Colonial bank. wr Injured.
The manager's right leg waa broken.
The governor of the Windward Islands.
Sir Robert Llewellyn, arrived at Castries
yesterday, went through th town and per.
onally Inquired into the causa of th dis
orders, with tha result luat It waa confi
dently believed that an amicable settle
ment ha been arranged.
IMPROVEMENTS AT FT. MEADE
New Balldlnar to Be Erected and
Groaada Arc to Be Beaatlfled
la Various Ways.
8TURQI8, S. P., April K.-(8peclal.)-Im-provements
at Fort Mesde, near Sturgls,
which have somewhat abated during th
last year, will take on boom proportions
during the fiscal yaar beginning July I.
Senator H. E. Perkins of this city has re
ceived semi-official Information to the ef
fejj that there will b expended 170,000 for
the erection of a cavalry drill hall; $30,000
for a band barrack and 160.000 for two dou
ble sets of captains' quarters. From an
other fund is to come a sum of W.noo for
macadamising a semi-circle road enclosing
the plasa In the center of the officers' row,
and a further mm of $6,000 to provide for
macadamising the road between the fort
ground and the city limits. There l strong
probability of an administration building
being Included with those above Numer
ated. To meet the urgent need of water
for trees and lawns of the post an Irriga
tion aystem Is being eoherned. The plan
under consideration Is to either take from
the flow or Bear Butte creek at the old
bridge or use a pump at the mill pond.
Month Dakota t'ailertaker.
MITCHELL, B. D., April H. (Special
Telegram.) The tenth annuel convention
of the South Dakota Funeral Directors'
association adjourned this afternoon after
a session Instlng since Tuesday, and which
they regard as the best one held In years.
Prof. Hohenschun of Iowa City has de
livered a number of lectures before th
undertaker on embalming and he has
given the greatest satisfaction. Many In
teresting papers were read, among them
being one on "Th Lady Funeral Director,"
by Mr. Sarah Noble of this city, who Is a
licensed embalmer. Th following officers
were elected, Just jlter the noon hour:
President, A. A. Shashall, Bioux Falls;
first vice president. W. J. Byrnes, Canton;
second vice president, C. F. Llddle, Iro
quois; third vie, president. Si R. Smith,
Lead; secretary and treasurer, L. J. Shaw,
Watertown. The convention for 1908 was
located at Lead. In the Black Hills. Tills
evening the undertakers were entertained
at a smoker by the Commercial club of
this city.
Kntarhta of Colnmnos Initiation.
HURON, S. D., April 25.-(8pee.lal.)-A
class of about sixty was Initiated Into the
order of the Knights of Columbus here
Wednesday evening. Delegation were pres
ent from Sioux Falls. Aberdeen, Mitchell,
Watertown, Pierre. Sioux City and other
places, among the number being several
prominent members of the order. A ban
quet waa served at the Hotel Royal In the
evening, at which toasts and responaes
were had and a pleasant evening enjoyed.
Bier Profit in Lnnds.
DOI70LA8, Wyo.. April 25-(Speclal.V-Logan
Bros, of Douglas recently Bold 9.000
lambs for $5.7S per head. The lamb were
purchased last fall for $3 per head, much
against the advice of old sheepmen, who
were afraid the Logans could not make
any money. Hay and grain were fed
during tha winter, and the Logans cleared
up a little over $20,000 on the deal.
Banker Kins; In Jail.
SIOUX FALLS, 8. D April 26. -Charles
C. tflng, th Scotland. S. D., banker who
was arrested In Chicago on Tuesday and
bronght here, has not been able to furnish
the bond of $20,000. fixed by the United
States court commissioner In Chicago.
Meanwhile King la In the county Jail.
DEATH RECORD.
- j
Georare J. Davidson.
BAS8ETT. Neb.. April 25.-Ooorge J.
Davidson, one of the first settlers of this
county, died at hi home at an early hour
yesterday, after a lingering Illness. Mr.
Davidson came here from Otoe county In
1883, and took up a homestead, upon which
he has lived since that time. He leave a
widow,, a son and two daughter.
Gilbert V. Law.
LINCOLN, April 26.-Gllbert L. Laws,
former secretary of state and representa
tive In congress from the old Second Ne
braska district, died here tonight after an
Ulnesa of several weeka. He wa 69 year
old.
Cottoa Maanfuernrers .it Boston.
BOSTON, April 26. Th election of new
members and officers for the coming year
were tha chief Items of buslnesa transacted
today by the delegates at the aecond day's
eeaaion of the alg-lity-second annual meeting
of the National aaaociation of cotton manu
facturers In this city. In addition there
were many Important papers read, among
them being one on "The Textile School, a
Necessity to the Future of the Industry,"
bv Edward W. France, director of the
Philadelphia Textile school. G. Maraton 1
Whltln of Wh'tinavllle. gave a talk on I
"The wnitin High Speed Combar."
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the manufacturers an immense
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Laces, 3 to 10 in. wide, bands
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Bargain Square of elegant line
Normandy Vals and Point Paris
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25 pieces Linen Finished 10c Tow
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20 doien good sized cream Turkish
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Heavy German Table Damask,
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50 dozen Union Linen Table Nap
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REPORT ON INSURANCE LAW
Committee of American Bar i-coiatin Tt
vi set Ejitein of ?egnlationi.
CASH DEPOSIT FOR FOREIGN CONCERNS
Fire Marshals and Insurance Commis
sioner Desired, with Mnlla Ilarred
N to "Wlldcnta" Dlrldenda
Should lie Distributed.
PHIIjAPELPHIA, April 2B.-The Insur
ance law committee of the American Par
association, which has been In session here
devising a system of uniform lawa for the
government of insurance buslnesa In this
country, has adopted a series of recom
mendations which will be presented to the
association as embodying Its Ideas of what
such lawa should contain.
Following la a list of the recommenda
tion!, the elaboration of which will consti
tute the report:
First The appointment of sttUe Insurance
commissioners for Illness and expert quali
fication for the position rather thun a a
reward for political services.
Second That all companies crealod out
side the United States make deposits In at
least one state. The chief motive for this
recommendation was the action of certain
Oerman companies after the Sun Francisco
lire, which repudiated their policies.
Third The repeal of the retaliatory tax
lawa.
Fourth The repeal of the vulued policy
la va.
Fifth The creation in each state of the
office of tire marshal. This exists at pres-
J ent In only about one-third of the states.
I Sixth The enactment of a federal atatut.j
' prohibiting- the uae of the malls by wild
cat insurance compnnlce and by any com
pany not authorized by the law of tbe aute
of Ita origin.
Seventh The apportionment and contin
gent distribution of deferred dividends sur
plus on. policies now In force, as a prece
dent to trie rlaht to do business outside of
the state In which the company Is created.
Th American Oar association will meet
In Portland, Me., next August to discuss
the suggestions.
LLEWELLYN ANSWERS CRITICS
District Attorney Denies Charare that
He Deceived President la
Ilaarerman Caa.
ELi PASO, Tex., April 2a.-MaJor W. H.
II. Llewellyn, United States district attor
ney for New Mexico, who was denounced
by a mabs meeting In Alburqueque last
nia"ht for having assisted In Inducing the
president to relieve Governor Hagerman,
aaid In an Interview her Uday:
"Th statement that Ilagerman's re
moval has been brought about bymlarp
reaenULtlona and by President Roosevelt
being deceived by Delegate Andrews, my
self and others is unqualifiedly falsa.
'Tha situation In New Mexico, so far as
Oovamor Hagerman la concerned, may e
summed up In the atateinent that, unfor
tunately, he has made a failure, and I may
add, largely, that thla la the fault of Irre
sponsible advisers.
"The president passed upon the record
made by Hagerman and th finding ar
against him."
FIRE RECORD.
Masanrhaaetta Summer Resort.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.. April X.-A spe
cial to the 1'nlon frm Greenfield aay the
hotel, railroad atatlon, boat houses and
from 100 to 150 cottages at Lake Pleaaant
have been destroyed by fire, which started
In one of the cottages about I o'clock this
morning. I is estimated at 2115.000.
Frelabt Depot at Mlaaeapolls.
MINNEAPOLIS. April a6.-Flre totally
destroyed th Wisconsin Central freight
depot her today, causing a loaa of MO.Ou0.
Irw "Dead Letter" Heeord.
WASHINGTON, April .-All prevlou
record for a daj-'s work in returning
letter from the dhtalon of dead lettera
wer eclipsed cn Monday laat, when 3.Sdi
letter ware returntd. The largest num
ber berelofor returned lu a alog! day
W Tl iiVll MiflittJ" '-CUD
ft-c 9 1' if IK
The Wonderful Progress
Corsets
the Daylight Store. Have you seen
We offer the choicest models In:
The R. & O. Corset
The W It. Corset
' The P. N. Corset
to Our La Premier Corsets, designed
Greenland Coast Whalebone, does not
$5.00 $7.50
Kxtremely ,ow
quality of Mohair Sicl
navy, cream nnd
'Wash Goods
CO pieces Linen Suitings, popular
and delicate Bhadcs, worth 39c,
for Bargain Friday, only. . -250
75 pieces Fancy Figured Lawns,
pretty patterns, including all
plain colors, worth 19c, Friday,
yard 10
A Mammoth Purchase of Fresh
and Salt Water Pearl Buttons at
Leas Than Half Price.
Lot No. 1 Fancy Salt Water
Pearls, 1C to 40 line, put 4 on
card up to 1 dozen on card, reg
ular 25c values that will be gold
Friday for 10
Lot No. 2 Finest quality of Ball
Pearl, fish eye and plain two
hole Pearl Buttons, slzea 12 to
20 line, one dozen on card, worth
20c, on sale Friday, the card
tor .-100
Lot No. 3 Plain and fancy salt
water pearls, 1G to 20 line, 105
values for, dozen
Fresh Water Pearls Finest qual
ity, 14 to 24 line, sold every
where 6c and 10c card, 2 dozen
for 5r
Nainsook and Stocklnett Dress
Shields, all sizes, regular 15c
values, 3 for 250
waa 14,488, on March 28 last. The number
of letters on hand awaiting return has
boen reduced to 63,000, A little over . a
month ago there were over 200,000 of such
letters on hand. Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral De Qraw, expects jthat within a short
time writers, whose nddresseu can be as
certained will have their undelivered letters
returned to them within a few days utter
receipts at the division of dead letters.
SHORT TALKS BY
L. T. COOPER.
MEDICINE.
It's curious what som people believe a
medicine will do. They seem to think
because I advortlae
my preparation I
claim they will our
anything and every
thing. Well, I don
Th other day
got a letter from a
woman who said
her husband bad
been la bed lghtjn
years with paraly
sis. She had bought
Ten bottles of the
C o o p r medloln
and her husband
waa a tl 1 1 In bad.
MISS ISAACSON.
Fh stated that I waa a acoundrel, a rob
ber and varlops other pleasant things.
Now th only thing I claim for Cooper
New Discovery" that It will put th
stomach In working ordr. I know that
If thla I don, rheumatism, constipation,
kidney and liver troubles, nervousness,
and the general tired out, despondent feel
ing will disappear In ninety-nine coses
out of a hundred. I know this medtoine to
be a fine tonic which used twlc a year
will throw off Impurities and add flesh,
strength and ton to th ntlr system.
But it will not do th Impossible. No
medlcln on earth will do mors than hlp
nature. Certain dlseaess ar beyond all
medicine, although Ood In hi wisdom may
som day give us frail humans a knowl
edge of how to cure them. At presont I
know Cooper's New Discovery to be as
thoroughly efficient a medicine as was
ver on th market, and people who will
tak tt for th common 111 to which (leak
is heir will bs more than satisfied.
Her I a Utter from on who has trledt
"for a long time I have suffered from
sever headaches, weaknesaea, and pains
In my back and aldea.
"Nothing I tried gave m relief, and a
friend advised me to try your medlcln.
I Improved from th first week. My back,
acb and headache left me and I felt
myself growing stronger. My appetlta
Increased and I felt greatly Improved In
vry way. I am Indeed thankful 'tor th
benefit I hav received." Mlaa Jennl
Isaacson, No. II 15th Avnu, West
Duluth, Minn.
W hav sold and ar sailing great
quantities of ths famous medicine.
BEATON DRUG 00.
Cor. 15th and Farnaui St., Omaha.
THE PAXTON CAFE
"Will Serve a
SPECIAL NOONDAY LUNCH
Finest cuisine, quick service, cheerful.
Sulci, ttrcllv vav'uus setting ruuub
l !rV"'
. Sk,
mail minions
F!Lu:n
PROMPTLY.
w
HOWARD
Corsets
the magnificent Corset display in
The Nemo Corset
The Sahlen Corset
Thomson's Glove Fitting Corset
always in conformity with the
break or cut the cloth. Prices:
$8.50
Priced Mohairs, our 75c
i Mohairs, our 75c .fv
tillans in cardinal,
?k. that by us are
black.
considered a bargain at 75c. We put on sale Friday
rXXDAT B420ATNS IW IKS DAY
LIGHT BASEMETTX.
A nrw shipment of l.nce Curtain
Junt In tlmp for Frlday'a Helling,
and divided Into three bin Iota:
l'er piilr for values to 95c pnlr,-0o'
Per pnlr for values to $1.75 9Bo
Per ra'r for values to 1.1,50 $1.85
Curtain Swiss, 5c yard 50i) Mill
KmlB of HB-ln. wide White Cui'taln
Swisses, pood lengths, worth 10"
and 15c, for, yard ..6c
Remnants of HIkIi tirade Wash Goods
' 501) yards of very ' fine V.'ash
floods, some sllRhtly mussed from
handling, every yard worth 20 and
35c, Friday only, yard 10o
Remnants of Calicoes and Ulna-ham,
per yard .64e
German Ulue Calicoes and 1'orcales,
per yard THo
Particular Bargains In tha Daylight
Oroocry.
48 Ihs. Daylight Peerless Klour and
2 10c pkgs. Ice Cream Powder, $1.30;
2-1 b. can Wedsrewood Coffee, Bile, 1
box Vantlne'a Sandal Wood Soap line;
1 lb. B. . F. Japan Tea, 40c, 22 Ihs.
hest Granulated Hupir, $1.00 hotli,
$1.40; S pkR.i. Jellicon, 25c; 25c
Hcanty Cream Candy, 12 He; S 11m.
.Inpnn nice In cloth sack, 25c; Falcon
uuision ana -vuni jemima i .ineake
Flour, S for 25e; 6-lh. pliR. Quaker f
Oats with piece china. 25c; Horn- f
kin's new Breakfant Food, i rind lOo J
pkfs; 3 pkga. Toasted Corn Flakes, 3 1
for Inc. m
Konaenoia it tan for Hot Waathar.
4-qt. Galvanized Sprinkling Can, 26c;
Gas Hot Plates for cooking, 2 burner,
nlckle plated, each $1.48. 1 humor,
nlckle plated. Rc: Kmall Gas Stoves,
25o and 15c; Gasoline Stoves, 2 burner
special for Friday, $2.25; Wire Win
dow Screening, so., ft., 2c; Lawn
Mowers, 14-ln. blades. $2.75.
A!Hl"EMET.
fc'S23Httk&3E
SZSKX
Burwood
bKCOM)
, SEASON
Tonight, Saturday Mat. aad Hlght j
RICHARD CARVELi
Next -Week Why Smith left Homo.
"bovds theater '
Tnw, Wednesday Mat and Hlgttt
OTIS SKINNER
Seat sale tomorrow.
JUDITORIUr.1
1 ,
rKIDAT AVO SATTJBDAT, AFKH. 88, 87
MATIWIB BATTJBDAT. .
; Alice in Wonderland j
250 GRAND CAST 230
AUSPICES cam? ho i, w. o. w.
Beautiful Costumes, Immense Chorua,
Colored Calcium Effects.
Popular Prices 25, 85 and 60 cents;
box seats, 75 cents.
Matinee Children under 12 years, 10
Cents; adults, 25 cents.
VINTON ST. PARK
OMAHA vs. DENVER
April 25, 28, 27 and 28.
FRIDAY. APRIL 28, LADIES' DAY
GAMES CALLED 3:45 P. M.
CONCERT
BT TIB
Wagner Chorus
(Omaha School Teachers' Society)
Under Direction of W6I rABTNIS AB
MOLD Assisted by Miss Keys, Ba4r
T. O. Wewlean, Barlton.
Calvary Baptist Church
Both and HAMXLTOir ITSEIII
Friday, April 26th, 25 Cents
JN 0 wwwoh Phone
Tonight, Saturday Matins and ZTsnlng,
MODERN VAUDEVILLE
Jtm Morton, Th Tour Fords, Frank
Moysten F.sUy, Xlaera-jnToulln, Wertua
and Cilidaiah, Sntcliff Troupe, Kcbrt
Mom, and Th Kinodroin.
FUCrS, 100, 360, 60c.
nuemsmmsaurmust
KRUQ THEATER B
15c-25c-EOO-75fl It-
Tonight Bill Matins fcaturOay
llie ureal faiiaauuii.
The James Boys
Pun. Weary Will.' Walker.
LYiyC THEATER
SaV-ISa, RUTH GREY
Vrlota Mats, 85c. Vis-hta, Boa-Baa, .
BASE
BALL
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