mK OMAHA SUM)AY HKi:: XuVK.MUKl! 17. 1!K)7. It
SOCIETY CALLS AUTUMN DULL
Nothing of Unusual Character Sched
uled for the Cominjj Seven Days.
CLUB
MOST NUMEROUS
llwateaara iiii)nln of l.mk
Pti nr t unlit In firil ttirrleMN
tit Ml nr Thrlr mii
I 'on v rn Irncr.
of
A H lick.
riili- tninn :i linnnti
noxlmiM In riij In lntw:
lmlll!l a !. n K I- n i
in i t-i n K irinn vl'-w,
oli. 1 1 - ulni-vi.
cliiilln ilh two
8tw iIihh not
Sin- Ikis no
li tlm nul
I'm,
Sli
port eye or most brW Itchlnn 111 le.
Sim Iihm no ItniK. froji iM inn rliln.
No yellow fans. no s.t rthliiK s'ar.
No evil ciiarmn tiro lii'l-h-n in
The ki'wk.iwh hIii' (J' llMhts to woar;
lint Hill' is lull'
Anil has a nail
Of Hps that inn kf on- Ioiik lo ilaro.
Sli liiJK no holiy, rrutikctl cl.uv.
2 5
Tin r Is no elirillncyv in Iter tunn.
J.!ul, ah. sin- Is a witch. Inc. him
Men never Inivi pom- I'urth In sli.n
A writikliil crime
Who cmlil havi- knov n
ClmroiH Hiirh as win n sin smiles
FllilW n. ... . j-
Ihv Hoclnl (ule-liliir.
Monday - .Mr.- Kmc i-oi.-s.
.Mi.ii.la
Hri.lce clnlt; Miss Mini.' I'l iiiiist
liiii'Mi-
eon for Miss .Ininiiie ll'own.
Tt'KSDAY- Mi s. .1. I:. ShalTel . I'loi ailot a
rluli; Mrs. i". K. Meilii w. Iiint lieon lor
Miss Jeniinie Hiown: All. uinl Mrs. Henry
W. Yates, tlinner for Mr. anil Mis 1'.. M.
MoiHiimn: Mis. V. P. ;erker. hidlMf1 for
Mrs. Ocoi'Ke W. '1'rihhli ; Mrs Alvln
Krunk, I In n.seont Park t'anl ilnh: Mrs.
f. I-;. Yost, luncheon tor Mrs Calilwell
and Miss Baldwin of TloK'i. I'h-. Km sts
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Caldwell: Mrs.
Cassias Crawford, Tuesday i.ititf heim
chih.
i:i)NK.Sl)AY-Mrs. 1,. .1 Tiaxiioi. I.n
Vet;i I'luli: Mrs. K. I,. I.nwlir. Di'Kinn
chih; Mis. M.. K. Iloiinhtio. alleriiooii card
V'lt ty for Mi'H. I.ueiati 'ol k of Atlanta.
'1m.; Mis. H. C. Peters. Koiniil lio-,:iii
chih: Mis. Charles Koiinl7.i (hiKinal
Cookhm' chih; Mrs. ('. M Katon and Mrs.
John ('atliiTS, lit IdKe pal ly ill the hoine
of Mrs. Katun.
TH I'HSI 'A Y M s. Jtrtin P. W't hsli r, Cotnls
chih; Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Plalli. ev-ninrf
hluli live party; .l. anil Mrs. (1. VY.
'ii(tles, dinner for Mr. ami Mrs. Frank
Hamilton; Mis. XV. It. Nichols. ( ilil 'i'linu
chih.
FKIDAT Mrs. Ililnu. whist party; Mrs.
I.oiiIh Clarke. Friday hi IiIko cluh.
SATl'KIM Y Urown-I.auer weililinif; Mis.
V. . S. lleatmi und Mrs. Arthur Hoover.
evcirlnK nieetlnK f the Conils cluh. '
As tlie autumn progresses it hi gins to
look ps 1 limit; h this Is to be n seas ill
of club meetings rather than of "fum -lions."
For i lose to a month the club
meeting has been the most iiiimi i ous entry
m the engagement hook, and a glance
ahead shows It appeurlng with umuziUK
f reiueiu y on page after page. Tt Is rap
Idly bet timing evident thut ) pie lu
prefer something more promising than
club gatherings will have to he up and
lining. Kveii the approach of Thanksgiv
ing seems to have inspired plans for noth
ing more unusual than family dinners,
with a possible dance or two for ihe
tichool folks 1 near enough to come home.
Anil, speaking of clubs, more than one
liosteHS has complained igorously of lute
of amazing disregard on the part of mem
bers if time. "They tiulte ignore the
hour set for the game and stroll in at
nny time during the arternoon that hap
pens to suit their convenience, quite i are
less cf the fact that tln-y, have perhaps
thrown out -a .whole table, not to speak
if seriously inconveniencing the hosiers."
i.'unipluluetl one woman, whih- others hnvrf
coino to class liiim tnnlily with t leanll
ucss and Godliness in the list of virtues.'
I'le umireM Past,.
Mrs. C. W. lartriilge gave a luncheon j
Haturilav at the lionie. followed liv a
theater pally at th- lloytl. Her gut-its
Included: Mis. Hobert Ohumbley, ili.i.
Kpeneler. Mrs. George Johnston, Mrs. 'I'.
A. Thompson ami Mrs. Stevens.
Miss Anna V. Hnilth. assisted by .Mrs.
AY. J. Swoboda, entertained at a linen
shower Saturday evening at tL':'T Harney
street, complimentary to Miss Mollte Colr,
wlnisn marriage to Dr. Glen llentoii occurs
Thursday evening, November I'l. Tin. dec
orations were beautifully carried oul in
yellow Slid red. Among those pn sent Were
Mollie Cofer. -Jennie Gofer. Miss linker.
Mrs. Poaidwell, Maude Wykoff. Kdiih
Steffee. Louise Sleli'ee. Mrs. Shatinhaii ami
Mrs. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gould t ni. rtaiii, d
the Neighbor Card t lull Saturday etching
at tlnlr home. Fic lubles were placed
for the game of high live. Those present
weie: Dr. and Mrs. William Sherradeu.
Mr. ami Mrs. Kd P. Smith. Mr. and .Mrs
Van Milieu, Mr. ami Mrs. A. D. Man ieli .
Mr. and Mrs. M. Gv ger. Mr. and Mis h. 1 1.
Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hut iuinaii.
Mi', uml Mrs. A. ei nher. Mr. ami M -s.
ItHyinond Goultl. Mr. and Mrs. Carrie:
ami Mr. ami Mrs. Gould.
Mr. and Mrs Vance l.am- cuteltaliiel
the Poppleton Avenue Card club Saturday
venlng. Dinner piecetled tin laid gum -.
the table being beautifully' di corul.-d
a l t'llll l plei e of dark led iain.ltii.il4
billed Willi fvi in.. The plate i ard.i
ditoiHted with t lunt.-ii. t f wist In.
Gray of Chlcugo was guest .,f H.e
The members present were: Mr. ami
If. J. I'enfold, Mr. ami Mis. J. P. ;
aid, Mr. ami Mis. 1.. II. Korty. Mr
Mrs. I-.". I-:. ISryson. Mr. ami Mis.
'leii!ng. Mr. and Mrs. Jehu K. Mac.
ter antl Mr. and Mrs. ,i,ne.
hi
com
Were
.Ml i.
club.
Mrs.
:i in h-
i
A.
I
f onie nail (. I.osslo.
Mr. II. IK l.oniax lell Salur.la
for Chit ago.
Miss Allele .Moore has gone to
pm t. Intl.. for a isit.
Miss Hutn Momchead Mill lean
I.
ig in.
Monday
for u week's visit In Cliii ago.
Miss Mary Morgan it turned l-'iida
a lew Weeks' ieit in Lincoln.
I vnii
Mrs. r. H. Gaines bit S.itiudav
t.n
few dys' visit in I u s ,M.iii. .-.
Mr. uml Mrs. Loui.-i Xauh h.u, i.tuin
from an extendi d easii i n trip.
I.l-u.imli Speed of li kslnn c. Miss
is
tin- guest for the winter of A. II. lain,,
and family.
Mis. II. T. Leinlst .,1 1 m d bom,, s.iuu
flay froin the east. here sin- I
the MimilliT.
l
Mr. Many M. lb. ward ami soil ',(
Ttelk. ley. Cal.. are tl.e giii-sts i f .Mr. .md
Mis. K. i:. Fn neb.
Dr. I.e lttiy Criiiiiiuer. wlm has b.-en
niu r.diiii,' iwo months In F.i-rope, will sail
for home Tuid.i.
Tl T. W'hMe. iiceoiiipaiili d In- his ilaiih
tfr. Miss GVi tidul ;i. has gone east o i u
t'tW'weeks' pliunure trip.
Miss Grace M-yef left S.iturd.iy e
lug to srend tile winter In .New York Cliv
Hi.d Cleveland with relatives.
Mr. aiul Mrs. T. J O Hiieii. who left ti
Short llllu- llgu III ;,ll uuloinoblle for Col
taij.i, lll return heme Monday.
Mi. Aul Mm. James Farm.)
wl.l spcafl Tlisiikgiviug with
ncy'3 pan nt.. Mr. and Mrs. li
s.m.
t,i'I l.uiiy
Mil Kur
il. Itiiliin-
Jln. W'illMiii IV
tlj .iKhtcr nf K i
uf In r pun iii. Mr
Si.
'i li
mill
liliiiK
. , are
St i n.
an, I iiitle
ill-- .. Mo
O. I'. S.i-
ell.
Mr. Hllllilll 1'eek Hi' .M'llille. III., WUS tlU'
KUent (!' Vi-Vilill il.ua I', at vveeK tf 1 1 i 4
hrtitlirr Mr. l-i.i!e N. I'tik, un.l Mm.
1'e.k
Mi. William li. rai uii'ije uuii rt.mtlit. r.
Miatrt Kllu-1, ef l'liiiiii;ii nre nik n.ling a
erk in Olliulia ellluille tn l.im Anti lr,
rwl tnr th Intel. Tin y are l vt
Mr. Mii.l Mrs. Churl" W. Trl rlln
Hiuilli Thlrt.v-K.-ct.titl avenue.
Mrs. lioliir Kluki' Is o-nilltiK f 1'
iluvs In Wist point. Ni b . nml Kim Julneil
l-'ihl.iv HftiiiiiMin l.j Iiit iln imhtiT. Mrs.
I.'.iils 'lmk,..
Mr. uml Mis. l'mnk l'nwr ('tnnl'iy
liuv- Kturni'il liiim tlnlr ill i iik trip
nil iHf ill liMini- nt 13:.". Smith Thlrty-
!"itl S'l'i'il
Mr. W. lv Il. ilwi ll in Xi w York wa the
Kii'Ki IhkI m-i k of His. I,. V. Ollr ami
r.nnll.v. Mr, lli ihvr-11 was on Ills y In i
l.i' Annil.s. wli.-ii- lio will i-i'Fiilr.
.In. Ik. iinil Mrs. Clia-lis H. l.i.I.iiiKlt-r will
.nl in xt W't ilm s.luy from San Fiunt lsi'ii
on til" tiansi.orl Cook for Manila, while
JikIk. 1obliiKii r will v. minio his ilutle.
Mi. uml Mm, John A; Witkelli M uml
Miss Ji iino W iiki fli LI. who liav
IUmk ilt illfr. r. nt iioints In the
heel
east,
of
VIS
w ill
next
return
in .a, I h.
I i .
t 111 Mi ll
have I
Pasa.!
w Inter.
home about tin
niiilil
mil Mrs F. G. Spai-linn
from a trip to Canada.
have
They
1 1.
will
for
the
ilionl the iiil.l,!.. of Dice
nibcr
tin. Cal.. where thev will
spend
Sue I n I hit-thai.
Mis John I'llori Is sutTerinif from an
nttnek ol' t phohl fevt i.
Mi. ami Mrs. Alln Johiison are ro-
Joli-lnir I, M ,.. I.iill, 0 ,,.
Sirs. C. T. ltleliHiilson Is slowly ncoV
ei lnK from . a Kcrlons Illness of several
weeks' diir.it Ion
A daughter v i s bom last Wet k to Mr.
and Mis. A. II. Nt 11 of Ottawa. 111. Mrs.
Nell was formerly Miss lieinlce M. rrlani
of Huahii.
A diiiKliti i was hoi a last Wet k to Mr.
and Mrs. T. . Mallon of PhittshnrK. Mo.
Mrs. Mallon was formerly MIsk Alice
Cra iv ford of (nnaha.
Victor Itiiyi'ii ater has t . tcUetl ami lie-
"'I an invitation to nttend the tllnner
to he Kiven by the Gridiron club in AVasli
lni;ton. I). C Di'timhcr 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Weir. who are
spentlliiK the winter with Mrs.- Weirs
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Hall, ure.ie
Joh Iiik over the birth of a daughter.
Mr. anil Mis. Hubert Hicks have pur
chased the homo of Dr. ami Mrs. Fred
erick Spnrllnx nl Tweiity-seveiith und
Dewey a venue and have moved from the
Wf iniiia.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. Paxton. Jr.. have
taken Mis. Warren rtoKcrs' furnished
I nous" nt Zifix Fai-nam Htreet for the win
ter. Airs. Puxton n mother. Mrs. Short
of Cleveland, O., will spend the winter
with her.
4 oiiilnu Kvenls.
Mrs. Dunn will give a wlilsl
day ufiernoon.
pany Frl-
The Old Time club will be entertained
Thursday by Mrs. W. K. Nichols.
Tlie Monday Urldge club will be enter
tained Monday by Mrs. Isaac Coles.
The Hound Dozen dub will meet Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. H. C. I'eters.
Mr. ami Mrs. J. L. Piattl will give a high
five pnrt Thursday evening at their home.
Mrs. J. K. Shaffer will be hostess Tues
day at the meeting of Ihe Floratloia club.
Miss Jeannle Hrt.wn will be honor guest at
a luncheon given by Mrs. C. P. MeGrew.
Mrs. Louis Clarke will be hostess this
week at Ihe meeting of the Friday Bridge
dub.
. Mrs. Cassius Crawford will be hostess at
the meeting of the Tuesday Luncheon club
tills week.
Mrs. L. J. Traynor will be hostess
Wednesday at Ihe meeting of the La Veta
Card (lub.
The Hanscon Park t Jo ill dub will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mri,
Alvm Frank. ,
The Di gnes club will lie entcrtulned
Wttlnesday afternoon at Hie home of Mrs.
K. L. I.swkr.
.Mis. W. P. Durkee' will give a bridg.
party Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
G. W. Tribble.
Mis. Charles T. Kountzi; will entertain
the members of the Original Cooking club
Wt din sday nlteriiooii at bridge.
Mr and Mrs. O. W. Wattles will give a
dinner Thurstluy at their home,, in honor
of .Mr. ami .Mis. .Frank Hamilton.
The Conils club ' will be entertained
Thin sday afternoon by Mrs. John P. Web
st r at her home, 24:;i Prlslol street.
Mrs. C. .M. Katon und Mrs. John Caruth-
rs will give a In idge party Wednesday af
ternoon at Ihe home of Mrs. i-;aton.
Miss Malic Croinwst will give a luncheon
Monday at her home at the llamill In
honor of .Miss Jeannic drown, who Is one
of the Week's brides.
Mrs. C. K. lost will give a luncheon
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Ouldwel! and
Miss H.ildwin. of Tioga. Pn., who are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Culdwell.
I ompllmt ntary to Mr. antl Mrs. K. M!
Moismaii. w ho will h ave soon to w hiter j
in Callfoi uia. Air. ami All s. . Henry W. j
Yalcs will give si dinner Tuesday evening
at their ht'ii'e. "Hillside." I
Mis. w. S. Ihatoii ami Mrs. Arthur!
II. urn r v.iil eiiterialii the members of Ihe
Cuuis t luh ui:d tin Ir hushamls at a high
five party next Patunlay evening ul th.
hoi, i. or Airs. Ilcaiiin. LTiiiT llnmilton
street. i
Wedillugs uml Cutnin-nii'iila.
At tin- Inane of It. v. K. It. Curry, p.islur j
of Calvai.v iiapiisl cliureh. Air. Charles I
A. Tola y i f Jai iisun. .Mich., ami Muts Ay- i
ms X. Seigeunt of Jackson, Mich., were!
mauled Tiiiiivuluv evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Tol.ey h tt at once for i In ir home in Ans- 1
lc. i
Mr. and Airs. I.lihlell announce the en- I
gagi Hunt of their daughter. Aliss Irene, lo '
.Mi. John Karl Fulvt r. son of Air. anl Airs. !
C. M. I'uIm i of Oseenla. la. The wed ling
will take place the latter part or IVccni- j
her. Air. l ulver Is a mcniliir of 1 1 1 . - senior I
tla.,.t of the f't.ighti.U Mi-dleal college.
The engagennnt lias been announced of1
Aliss lieriha Phlllppi, daughter of Air. ami j
Air. James O. Pliillppi. to Air. Klwtiod T.
Ilailey of St. Joseph, Mo., son of Air. and I
Sin. J. P. Wailcy of Uiiiaha. The wedding .
w ill ake place Ti esday evening. 1 iec iiiIm-i- i
la, at X n't lot k at tl.e residence of Air. and I
.Mis. PhlLipi. 1MI Caliiornla sii.,t. .
Manx OinHia p. ..pie will be interested In I
the aiueiiineeiaeiit of the i Lgagt-niellt of
Aliss Leity Lemon of Si. I.-.uis id Mr. '
J.uni s Carlton How e, t.n inci ly of Itosion,
bin now of St. Joseph. M i. Alias l.,ino!i
Is a Diet of Mr. ami Airs. Henri- Yules t
j li ml I .1 iHilcil
wi ll, Hum will t.ik,
t t'i,' v.nuiK com I
ji'iiv.
A Weililllig lllul
hen- many lime. The !
place in the spring und
will reside in Kansas
will h. Will Uttclldi.l jy
it i m xi Saturday even-
O.iUlllll'e I Kcllllih e
Ir.o Id tliut til Ml, Jeiiiuili
tili.li. J. J. liruvvn. ami
t.f I.imi.l'i. ii will be u
Ilruvvn. iluruuUi
-Mr. J. 1. Iiuer
' . 1 1 1 I heme Weil-
il'inu iinly tlie intimate fii,n,s aiul relu
tiv. M tif the llll.le Ullil Klutilll IlI Lc plVHent.
I Mit Luuer, lter of the grncni. In to he
the i.ialil of honer, tintl SIlns Kailli IVittr-r
il i l Mi-t Mi.iie Oriuins,' w ill be the hrl.l, a.
Ii!a:tl8 Mr. uml Mrs. Ltijer will take u
weiiiliUK ui. Hiu-r which Uiey will t,. i,ti
li,i:i!.- in 1. an i. In.- It l Bluci-re'y ngiitti ji
by llruvvii K l.iany irlimls that, her
iiiuinati" will lake In r away Iruni Omaha;
iei iauni lit 1) .
A wtilil.im vif iiii- iiiii i, i ju (iniaiia wus I
limt of In-. A. K. Joiia of Omaha, w iicm!
tin mi of Mi.- I'niun raciric- raiirouil. und
Mis JesMiu S ( liliiim uf I), aver, which
l-rnk ,l,.t e liisi evenW B at T:3u. The m. il.
iiu,B wan a ijuli'l affair an, I neiiUi- brltle
ur (sruoiii Wita utleiulej. The ( i eiimny b,
(i.-i furiiu ! ut the hunie of Dr. K. Leiiiun,
cuuvln of tho In Hie. by lti-v. K. Vojur of
the Flial liapliat church In lenver. Only
a f . w iiiimetllaie it latlvea and intlmat
fricmla t Ihe iitnii wu iirexnt. Among
h.'e wire Mr. ml Mrs. George K. Plil
wcll or Omnlm. win) wi nt with Vr. Jonas
to Denver t-'rliluy evening. Tlio ctupl will
all from New York November 23 for
Kk-ypt. when- they will ml tlnlr lioney
inoon. n turning to Kuroix' niiont Kclinm
ii ry 15. Tin y will rcalile In Oiniilni.
Mis. ( haili s lliuiKiitf. clilnu tlicm iitor;
flrlntf iIhIIv. itfl'J X. LUth. Tel. Wfhstrr ti:X
WHAT'S THE USE OF HURRYING?
Pen IMelnee or Ihe slmplp l.lfr 'inil
l.rlsuroly I'sri- oil Vpnnlsh
KnllrunUs.
It Is noon. In the railway ard u
Rroiip of yatdnieii wore making up a train.
They were pushing cats about, one by one.
swInRhiK theiii around on turntables Hiid
iKiiorhiK the efforts of a solitary shifting
eiiKlne which every now and then would
steam busily lank and forth with piercing
whistles ami dazzling puffs of steam. A
hlue-hlnused KWltclunan ran up and down
the tracks." throwing levers, blowing sharp
blasts upon Ids horn. Since the train of
the curly morning there had been no sound
within the station. The ticket windows
had been drawn down. I he throng of por
ters had vanished, the platforms had been
left deserted. Iii I he wnltlng room n group
of dusty peasants had lain asleep, stretched
out on the benches, their hi ails pillowed
on their sniped blankets. Long lines of
ears hail waited motionless on the tracks
within the shadow of the shrd or stretelu'd
beyond Into the'ynnl and (Ik- glare of n
midday Spanish
Two o'clock,
parlure of the
sun.
It was the hour of riV
afternooii train, and life
again awaktneil
the train shed.
beneath the low inch of
From my turner In the
carriage 1 could
st o the platforms filled
again with pcyple; passengers hurrying up
and down, peering through tin; open doors
of the cms, looking anxiously for seats;
station porters in patched and bagging
corduroys, struggling with valises: yelling
venders: pompous railway' officials; civil
guards stiff ami straight benea'th their tri
angular leather hats. 1 watched the train
guard with amusement as he hurried back
and forth, unlocking and locking doors,
crowding thirtl-class passengers roughly
into their seats, ignoring those triwellng
second, bowing and obsequious to holders
of firstclass tickets, und gallantly escort
ing a Is-vy of senoritus. painted and bi
powderetl. to the bet Una which hud been
reserved for them. My compartment filled
up rapidly. The rueks groaned with lug
gage. Packages were thrust .beneath the
seats. The air was soon full of the smoke
of cigarettes. In life dim light within the
car passengers appeared large and vague
and indistinct. All at once there came the
sound of a switchman's horn. It was fol
lowed by u whistle, and leaning out the
window I could see the engine coming
slowly down upon the line of crowded
cars. It wus little und grotesque, sitting
low upon the truck, with toy wheels, tall
lean smokestack, and trimmings of shin
ing brass. I thought of the locomotive of
America, a mighty mass of Iron. huge,
black, Irresistible, panting beneutli the
vast dome of the terminal. Here in Spain
he engineer looked absurdly big anil out
of place as lie stood beside bis levers. As
the switchman lifted the coupling chain
the station gong clanged loudly. The last
trunk was tossed on board. Iate passen
gers entile rushing up and scrunibli d Into
the already crowded carriages. Again the
gong-the slamming of many doors, the
rllck or many locks; a piping whistle from
the guard; a shriek from tlte locomotive;
the creak of axles and the hiss of steam,
and the train pulled slowly oul into the
open. '
Andalusia, bleak, rugged, barren. Hill
rising against hill, their summits dark antl
jagged against the sky. Whit
towns
perched upon the cliffs. Ragged clouds
mounting from the west, and through Inn
rifts glimpses Into depths of blue.
We were creeping up a winding roadbed
between two cactus hedges, the little en
gine puffing, the cars jolting over the
rough joints of, the falls. The windows
were ulive Willi heads. Tilt; passengers
were leaping out, blowing whiffs of smoke
from I heir cigarettes ami Jesting wftli the
guard as he worked his way along the
running board collecting tickets. He was a
sallow, narrow chested man with a ragged
coat thai blew loosely about hint as In.
climbed In ami 'out of tin- carriages. .
brass number plate gleamed upon Ills cap
He moved slowly down the line cf cars,
opening as the train would swing around
a curve, stepping nimbly from one car to
another, ami dually disappeared into 'his
box at the end of the train.
As i settled back Into iny corner I sud
denly became aware of tho passenger sil
ting opposite to me an chicly Spun lull
gentleman traveling witli his son. He wore
an immense pair of loiiml gold ilmmcd
glasses which were constantly di-npping off.
His little waxed mustache Htood out
sharply from Ids lip like needle points. He
teemed agitated tibntit something, and kept
tldgetlng about, tapping the floor nervously
ii
HnilNERY REMOVAL
' Our Entire Slock of Millinery at a
DISCOUNT OF SO PER CENT
For a Few Day -Will Remove to Our New Location
18th and Farnam Sts., About Dec. 1st
KAHL
STOCK AND FIXTURES
Mh'aMMMHWOt -' -"
ORIENTAL BAZAAR v;j
FORCED TO SACRIFICE
' tili.-nlul Kiiks at u buraain huntl-iuml-' l.iir, 1 5c sn to
7 So Japaiu He Jacket, antl Wimiuio. 7So up to W OO Tin U
IhIi Slliier. 70o a pair xlraiitht Tin kiitli Tuv. i-Im, J to 5 u
luili tii.tli ItuiieH, B
op ta 3.
Veil an- Welcome
318
MaOag-ti Blk.
Tal. Dour.
For The Holidav Season
SELECT YOUR PRESENTS EARLY
WHILE STOCK IS COMPLETE
Calendars Desk Sets Bridge Sets
Portfolios Writing Cases Card Cases
Poker Sets Engagement Books Address Books
THE MOYER STATIONERY CO.
1616 FARNAM STREET.
rut
r.SC0FIELD
UIY
CLOAK &.SUIT CO.
No Store But This Great Coat House
Ever Knew Such Wonderful Cloak Sale
New Models in Tailored Skirts.
Some very new and very attractive models In tailored
skirts will be placed on sale thin week, all made of
finest French voile chiffon, iianama und fancy ma
terials. All have that graceful appearance which be
longs to the correctly made 'skirts, and for which
this store Is becoming famous. The special numbers
shown this week
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $19.50
with his stick, anil looking
or twti at Ills watch. All of
very nilniitt"
a sudden lie
.lumped up and pulled violently at the lever
f if tlie. danger signal. Tin- train stopped
with a terrific Jerk. lJtmrs und windows
were" Hung1 open, passengers poured out on
the track, ami the railway officials ran
about excitedly Inquiring for the iiersnn
who had slopped the train. The Spanish
gentleman was now quite calm. lie stood
in the door Willi his watcii in ids hand
adjusting; his glasses. "Nothing has hap
pened to alarm anvbody." lie said, smil
ingly, as the guard cume rushing up. "It
Is now 4 o'clock, and my son lias,, lust he
roine 10 years olif. As I had tnk"h only a
half ticket for liltn, I stuiqit'd the train
to pay tin- other hall',' so that 1 limy not
gi-t into trouble when arriving ' Hevlll"."
At the next stittioii. ainltl ;i .leering
crowd, the scrupulous Spanish gentleman
was escorted between two civil guards
I to the-, office of the , .li fe de Kstaclon to
receive the reward or
ness. Harper's Magazlm
bis conscientious-
! WASHINGTON'S NEXT WEDDING
Assemblage Will lie t'uinpnrat vel v
nmll, but Its Personnel
cry Interesting.
Among the interesting personages who
will contribute lo the wedding of .M.ss
Hoot, daughter of Secretary of Stale Hoot,
anil lieutenant I'. H. Grant :kt, the inter
est that will make up to that assemblage
what it is lo lack in numbers, are Mrs.
Nellie Grant Sarloris, aunt of lieutenant
Grant ou the paternal side, and Mrs. I'ot
ter Palmer, his mother s sister. The wed
ding' is to be held In Washington, Novem
ber and disappointment seems general
thut the guest list Is very limited. Mrs.
Hartorls, whose wedding as the da lighter
of President Grant, was one of the most
noted ever held In Washington. Is now
settled in New York for the winter, hav
ing recently returned there from a visit in
Chicago. .Mrs. Potter Palmer recently
back from fresh social triumphs abroad, is
expected to arrive In Washington a tew
days before the wedding.
&. JOHNSTON
FOR SALE.
- 1 f f T ! !
Hliulvht all kimlH ef lu-asa
to iuapect belnie piircliatilnt:
workx. 50c
elhi W lu l l-.
A. TAMIN0SIAN
6373 or
15th and Dtxlg
Harnty 337.
Bta.
U1" BROS.
Xo othpi' storo ever dared make such a Ircmcndous pincliasc of liih class
('oats. It was 11 frrvat undertakinji;, but we realize that the women of Omaha have
learned that this is the place for hi-;H class jrannents and we have their eo-tior-ation
hack of us.
Tlic Annual Coat Sole Is Now In Full Force
mid it will
possible to
fount! here
orohalily
show such
i i i
Thesi
elsewhere,
W hether
siljiy necessary. We
injr shades and also
lined and tailored.
Special Annual Coat Sale Prices $25, S29.7S, $35 and $45
Smart New Street Coats
You will find here every fashion innovation in fitted, half fitted and full,
loose box effects, plain and beautifully trimmed in rich broadcloths, kerseys and a
number of novelty weaves. There is also an elegant variety of short and medium
length, fitted, semi-fitted and box Jackets, in various plain and fancy materials
including a splendid froup of Coats of covert cloth and velours.
Special Annual Coat Sale Prices $29.75, $25, $19.50 and $15
New Taffeta Silk Petticoats
at $5.00.
A very choice showing ol' new silk
petticoats, made of best quality
taffeta, properly cut, to be hail
in every shade lo match your
new skirt or
the best petticoats
on tho market, at.
FOOTPRINTS OF TRACK WALKER
Seventy Thousand Vile lo Hie Credit
of n I'nllhfiil I'ii I rol in nn of
the Hull.
A track pnlroliiinii on an eastern railroad
walked Into u station mi his line tin- oilier
night and remarked that be had just com
pleted Ills T0,(it)th milt of track walking.
He had conic In from his Ut.Sl'Jth inspection
of a stretch of railroad two and one-lifth
miles long with lo.noo rail joints to scrutin
ize in the course of a- night's shift. This
patrolman's distance record Is unusual, but
not unlqut he Just happened lo keep ac
count of his trips, and the total attracted
attention. There are others who have
walked as far. I'sually a track prttrollii.ni
has a beat of only four miles on this rail
road. Some arc little more than hull' that,
because unusual watchfulness is needed.
To th safety of railroad travel the Im
portance ol the obscure track walker is In
inverse ratio to his conspleuousnesH. Pas
sengers think little alsiut lihu, but Ids be
ing constantly on duty is what enables
them to fly over tin? laud in safety at lifty
or sixty miles an hour. On the biK roads
track inspection lias 'been reduced to an
exact system.
A patrolman registers in the tower at
the etitl of his beat t li- hour and minute of
Ills arrival; departs on his journt y, and
registers similarly in the tower at the
other end. At night he has only the lltjht
of his standard lantern, but ho must see
thut every frog, switch und signal Is In
good order. If a nearby tree looks danger
ous, he must report, so thut It may be
chopped down. An overhanging rock may
become loose the truck walker must know
about it in tlinii to avert a possible acci
dent. The wasli of waters must be looki-d
after. Koad crossings musl be examined
for danger to teams as well us to trains.
Other tilings thut come within the truck
wulkers province are outlying water sta
tions, overhead wires and even the cattle
loose ill the tiekls. The lust duly of all for
the night patrolman, is to extinguish the
signal lamps at sunrise. Then he goes lo
bed. Harper's Weekly.
h
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u
n
ffaill''ml,'aj-ffl'l!wM,'
THOSE 15 DAYS
Are slipping by and the
people are clipping in to
take advantage of that
15 Cash Discount
On Jewelry work of any
kind and on jobs In hand.
It will pay you and it ie
paying us. :-: :-:
S4 OVAvHASiiv
1I520 DOUGLAS ST.'
SAM,
"Tfc
he many a year before this or
beautiful Coat
nurin: tins sale.
Exclsiuve Evening
beautiful garments are all exclusive models
for evening or reception wear,
have a inavrnit icent collection of them in whitt
in black all richly and elaborately trimmed.
Beautiful New Waists
A charming display of beautiful new models in while,
ecru and black net and lace waisis, exquisite novel
ties, mescalines and crepe de chines in white, pink,
light blue, etc., and an unprecedented variety of
taffeta silk waists in both tailor-made and fancy
trimmed effects, in black and all colors Jot street or
evening wear. Kecil iuiiiiImt shown this week, at
suit positievly
$5.00
$3.50. $5.00.
Repairing
and
BLACK IYNX ' 1
WfJ&)Jx&i TI"' most popular Kur, in sets, i t
Wm'MS'' from $50 to $75 f
Vm& Klinvl Coals . .$65 and $75 1 j
YVW ()ltt'r's l,p ,Vom $135 I
!W Jm BEST ALASKAN SEAL '
?i;yg Coat, $303.00
ifinnrfllii ' m Al1 nuu,t t() your sl)(,''lal
ilrij IW ler wo us( mithing lmt. tho
Jml ' 1 i I I w ut'st ol s,i,ls linings ;md tin- L
If illlUf '"'" r
I I ' M't us rciiiotlt'l vour old i-oat.
ip!L yUnk St'ts fr"1" - ..$39.00
Remodeling ZOZtfirnam St. Omaha.
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MAWHINNEY & RYAN CO., Jewelers
FIFTEENTH
AND DOUGLAS STS.
..GOLD MEDAL.
CHOCOLATES
AND
PERFECTION IN CONFECTION
1 hi' eijtial of any confection
made and Hiipei lor to r great many
that will cost you more. Thidr i
rich, creamy and delU-louii renters
win t ne uinovai 01 an. rut up
hi Vi, 1. -. 'i, 5 and 10-pound
boxes, per pound G0
Packed in beautiful fancy boxes
. different Blzex, diffeieut prices.
TntSiOBEfoitDfiiacirs.
I3IK-JII f'urnaiii Street.
'Plione Ih.ug. 711.
sons
fSCDFIELD
lCLDAK&.SUITCa
any other. hoiie will find it
at such reasonable prices (hat are to be
Coots
and cannot In
duplicated
these
se garments arc
indispen
in all even
handsomely
$6.75. $8.75, $12.50
L4
Cheer Up!
IT WON'T LAST
Wo are still selling
Diamonds at the
same low
price
OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
The
Perfected
American
Shoe
Showing tilt' ni'w shapes
in J.inlifs' Shoes in all tin
tlt'sirable leathers.
Sorosis are made to lit
the feet, which account
for that comfort feeling.
Do not ask for the izc
Ask to bo fitted.
Sorosis Shoe Stcra
203 South 15th St.
mm I W