THE OMAHA SUNDAY
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JULY 12, 1908.
Challenge Sale of Summer Merchandise Monday
buyers will reap a veritable harvest of bargains in this greatest of all great July clearance
events, the very choicest or the season's fabrics, tha best production of tire bjst mills of the world
secured through ready cash, in many cased far below their actual worth, offered at most won
derful bargain prices for quick clearance. We challenge duplication of our Monday's offer
ings at these special clearance prices. ,
This store will J
close at 5 r. M. ex
cept Saturday at
10 P. M., during
July and August.
Mail Orders
given prompt and
careful attention.
Samples and cata
logues free.
ilSil
THE RELIABLE STORE
' ' '. ..
Challenge Wash Goods Sale
Ou M..11 Jay. July 13th. will be the greatest Vah Good sale there
wan li :l In Omahi IVstdes all our own stock we have purchased
from three of the largest EonUrn Mills. Over 5.0O0 pieces of this soa
ton's new and up-to-dte goods at lew than 20 cents on the dollar.
85c Bilk Warp Wash Goods 102
dealers eold here at these sour
3 Be Bilk MousseUnes, woven dots,
at 100
25c Scotch Ginghams 100
39c Imported Dotted Sw1bfpb.10
85c Silk Warp MousseUnes 7tt
85c Imported Madras 100
19c Imported Batiste 7
15c French Percales 70
19c Raye Chatalllon 50
15c Mazarine side bands 50
25c Woven Mull side hands.7V40
19c 8unset Tissue 50
12V4c, 15c and 19c Batiste Mill
lengths 30
10c and 12 c Batiste and Organ
dies, lengths 2H0
Best grade shirting prints. . 1
Best grade Oaner's Prlnts..2C
Extra specials In our Famous
Domestic Room. No. orders filled
on hour sales. No peddlers or
ladies'
Underwear
Our stocks of both muslin
and knit underwear are en
tirely too large and we are
sacrificing entire lines for
quick reduction of stocks be
fore inventory. Seldom if
ever before have such values
been offered in Omaha.
Handsome Skirts, positively worth
up to $3.00, Immense assortment,
on sale, at, choice 980
Ladies' Drawers, trimmed with
wide embroidery and lace, worth
up to 98c, in i lots 250 39?
and 500
Gowns that Bold regularly up to
$2, all styles and sizes, cut long
and full, on sale at 500 750
and 980
Jersey Knit Union Suits, 60c val
ues, Monday 250 Mi 39
Knit Vests, low necked and Bleeve
i less, on sale, at 50
Knit VehU worth regularly 15c,
Monday, 3 for 25
Hundreds of other special bar
gains Mouday.
salts.
From 8:30 to 9:30 a. m. 1 case
of fast color Scotch Lawns, 6o
value, 10 yards limit, at yd. l
From 9:30 to 10:00 a. m. 30
minutes only 1 case of Fruit of
the Loom, 12V4C value, 10 yds.
limit, at 5
From 10 to 11 a. m. 1 case of
Silk Striped, flue French Organ
dies, beautiful fast colors, 12
yards limit, at yard 30
From 1 to 2 p. m. 1 case of 39c
Cream Damask, fine goods, S yds.
limit, at, yard. ; 10
From 2 to 3 p. m. 1 case of Lons
dale Muslin, regular 12 Vftc value,
10 yards limit, at, yard 5
1 case of 10c Towels, 4 towels
limit, at each 4
Slim
THE RELIABLE STORE
$4 Embroideries
Yard, 98c
The price may seem ridiculous,
and it is for merchandise of
such elegance as the lines of
sample pieces we offer Monday
at, yard 93c
They are worth from $1 u0 to
$4.00 a yard, but we are closing
out the line and this price -will
do it quickly. Come early and
secure the choicest pieces. None
sold before 8:15 A. M.
91.00 Embroideries, yard 39
A fine line of Band and Insertions
suitable for fancy waists, 60c to Si. 00
yard valueB.
Both the 98c and 80c lots are the
very finest St. Gall Embroidery and
Irish Crochet Lace on finest Batiste
Cloth, beyond doubt the greatest lot
of Embroidery bargains ever offered
in Omaha. Come early.
Sheets Pillow Slips
In Our High Grads Linen Department, dur
ing; July Clearing- Bala at a Fraction of
Original Cost.
Utlca Bleached Sheets 81x90, ea..75
Whitethorn Bleached Sheets 81x90,
each 75
Defender Bleached Sheets 81x90,
each 69
Mohawk Blotched Sheets 81x90,
each 65
Standard Bleached Sheets 81x90,
each, 59
Utlca Bleached Sheets 72x90,
each 65
Defender Bleached Sheets 72x90-,
each ; ' 65
Mohawk Bleached Sheets 72x90,
each 59
Standard Bleached Sheets 72x90,
each 55
Pepperell Bleached Sheets 72x90.
each 55
Linen Finish Bleached Sheets, 72x90,
each 49
Crescent Pillow Slips 42x36,
each 9
Tioga Pillow Slips 4 2x36, each .10
Gem Pillow Slips 45x36, each . . . .9
T. A. S. PlUow Slips 45x36.
each 11
Standard PUlow Slips 45x36,
each 11
Read These Grocery Prices for Monday
Omaha's Greatest Grocery Department.
The beet pure cane Granulated Sugar at less than Jobbers' cost,
moor, Floor, Flour Buy all the flour you can use. now as It U bound to advaece
on account of the heavy rains. This flour Is made from the finest Red Turkey
wheat, nothing fln.r grows, and make, the whitest and finest b read baked; It Is
worth $1.50 to 11.75 per saUK; we are guiua m " -
10 bars bent brand Laundry Bosp....Z6o
and nutmeg grater... So
i.t Prurl Tanloca or Sago, lb. ..to
The best domestic Macaroni, pkg...tHo
Condensed Cream, per can 7 Ho
OU or Mustard Sardines, per can 4o
Quaker Oats Co. Toasted Wheat Flakes,
per pkg
1 . 1 b. . can Assorted Soups THo
Choice Japan Rice, per lb 4140
Dromangelon, Jellycon or Jello, pkg. 7 Ho
The bent hand picked Navy Beans, lb. Bo
Pr. Price's Ureukfaut Food, pkg Vo
-lb. cans baked Heuna
The best Tea tilftlngs, lb.. ......... loo
Fancy Basket Fired or Uncolored Japan
Tea. per lb .
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, per lb., 150
BiT Batter and Cheese Bale Monday
Choloe Dairy Butter, lb. o
Fancy Dairy Butter, lb. . lo
Fancy Country Butter, lb ....10
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, lb., 210
v.n..v No. 1 Creamery Butter, lb 10
The
Fancy Full Cream, White,
Brick Cheese, per lb
Colored er
. ISO
Compare our prices and see what ws
can save you:
8 bunches fresh Radishes Bo
6 bunches fresh Onions So
I bunches fresh Asparagas So
4 bunches fresh Beets Bo
4 bunches fresh Carrots Bo
Fresh Lettuce, per head lo
Fresh Peas, per quart Bo
Fresh Wax or Green Beans, lb. Bo
Freeh Turnips, per lb lHo
Freeh Cabbage, per lb Mo
Large" head Cauliflower THo
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb io
Fancy Clyman Plums, for canning, four
basket crate, for 7 Bo
Our loes Is your gain. Buy now while
the fight Is on.
fBEBi nil. TUB With every
eaok of the beet flour we will give away
free one double block tin, one hand flour
sifter, the finest made.
Watch the papers for another big
Peach sale.
mm - For hair line stripes.
fC checks, pecon and Ko
man stripes, dots, plalu
color taffetas, crepe de chines, 27
inch white Japs, color Chinas,
rough Pongees, Novelties, black
Taffetas, etc., etc Value to oc
yard.
CHALLENGE SALE OF
High Grade Silks
Three fcrcat offerings for Monday surpassing all previous efforts
at silk lmrgaiiiN. Giving over 1S.OOO yards of high grade seasonable
silks offered for quick clearance at a fraction of, their actual worth.
For beautiful Mirage, La
nMC Tobbr, Shah. iRaJah and
other Pongee weaves, 3d-ln.
plnids and stripes, beautiful fou
lards, 36-ln. while and color Japs.
A swell line of novelties, the very
choicest of the season. 111.25 to
el.oO offerings.
For 27-ln. Black Taffetas,
MWCcolor Taffetas, black Peau
de Soles, Auto Pongees In
colors, 19-ln. Messallnes, 27-ln.
check Habutal, Foulards. White
Japs, Novelty Pongees, almost un
limited assortment of colors and
patterns. Values to $1.00 ynrd.
Mail orders received to Wednesday noon filled at these prices,
Val. Laces
Clearing up our great stock
of fine Val. Laces, in four
big bargain lots, at yard
2c, 3V2C, 5c and 7V2c
This includes Edges and Inserting
worth from 5 15
lion City Laces
We have the exclusive agency
for the sale of these famous wash
laces in Omaha. Being American
made and thus exempt from :he
60 per cent tariff duty, thi pur
chaser saves this amount oj every
yard. Monday we will run npe
clally 2 big lots of these ek-gant
laces.
LOT 1 At, per yard 40
LOT 2 At, per yard f)j
Every yard guaranteed perfect.
Challenge Clearing Sale
High Grade Wash
Goods Dept.
60c and 69c silk warp Organdies,
just as fine as silk and will wash,
at 15
Anderson's genuine Scotch Madras,
about 60 pieces that sold at 39c
and 35c will go on sale, at. 15
100 pieces of Anderson's 25c and
35c genuine Scotch Ginghams,
32-ln. wide, on sale all day,
at 12
All our 69c silk warps foulards,
at 18
All our silk striped shirtwaist
goods that sold at 59c... 18
All our 15c Batiste J
All our 12 Vie Batiste 7V4
All our 16c 36-ln. French Percale,
at 9
All our Amoskeag dress gingham,
at g
All our Toll de Nord dress ging
ham, at 8
Mall orders filled until Thursday.
Marvelous Outer Garment Bargains Monday
Breaking all previous records in value-giving in our great July clearance of summer
wearables. Comparison of the quality and style of our offerings with others will reveal
ineir superiority at the prices.
Choice of 195 Beautiful Silk
Dresses 'in Princess and two
piece styles, that sold up to $30,
Monday $12.75
Choice of 100 Silk Jumper Suits,
both plain colors and fancies,
values up to $15.00, in one lot
Monday, choice .$6.50
Choice of 150 Tailor Suits, charm
ing new designs that sold up to
$35.00; Monday, choice, $12.50
Women's Two-Piece Wash Suits,
" $2.50 values, neat patterns, well
made; Monday at. . .. 79c
Fine Silk Underskirts Splen
did assortment, values to $10.00,
on sale Monday $4.95
Choice of 100 Stylish Cravenettes,
all colors, values up to $15.00;
Monday at $5.00
75c Dressing fiacques at 29c
Choice of 100 Silk Coats, 48 and
52-inch lengths, that sold regu
larly to $25.00, Monday $12.50
Choice of 110 Silk Jackets All
nobbiest new styles that sold up
to $15.00; Monday at $5.00
249 Voile and Panama Skirts, that
sold up to $10.00, go in Monday's
sale at $4.95
One Big Table of Waists, regular
$1.50 values, at 69c
One Table of Waists, that sold to
$5.00, silks and nets, at $1.95
Children's Pretty Gingham and
Madras Dresses, all sizes, $2.00
and $2.50 values, at one price
Monday 98c
$2.00 Long Kimonos at 89c
Furniture Specials
Clearance of Iron Beds, Sweeping Reductions All Week
rdk
JErt
Regular $2.25 Iron Beds. . . .$1.65
Regular $2.S0 Iron Beds. . . .$1.85
Regular $3.25 Iron Reda. . . .$2.35
Regular $4.SO Iron Beds. . . .$3.6
Others on sale up to ....$25.01
At corresponding price reduction. 15
patterns to select from.
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litcnen Cabinet, like cut,
uaple finish, hardwood
top; special ... $3.15
Woven Wire Cots Comfort
able, strong, just fhe thing
for camping, always useful
in the house; sale price lhis
week $1.10
Write for our Furniture
Catalogue. It's free for the
asking.
Try HAYDEN'S IFIrsJt
High Grade White
Goods Dept.
Monday we will place on sale all
our Swisses and thin WlUte Goods
at one-third the marked price.
flOO St Gall Swisses SSc
76c St. Gull Swisses 25c
39c and 60c St. Gall Swisses. . 19c
EOc mercerized Checked Lawns
at 25c
3 9c Checked Lawns 19c
91.00 French Lawns 89o
75c French Lawns 25c
$1.25 French Lawns ....... .69c
59c mercerized Chiffon, 4$ inches
wide, at, a yard 30c
75c mercerized Batiste, 45 inches
wide, at, yard 35c
(1.00 Wash Chiffon, 45-in. wide,
at, a yard , S9o
75c Wash Chiffon 29o
Persian Lawns, at, a yard, 39c,
25c, 19c and 1240
Dress Linens, In all colors, regular
50c grade, at, a yard 25c
THE RELIABLE STORE
Muslins, Sheetings
and Domestics
In Our Famous Domestic Room
Who else dare make these prices?
Lockwood or pepperell, unbleached,
2 Mi yards wide 15c
Lockwood or pepperell, full bleached,
2 yards wide lc
10 quarters 2c up; 8 quarters 2c down.
Household, yard wide, unbleached 4so
Great American, heavy, unbleached 5c
Aberitte best made So
Bric-a-brac lie quality .sK
Merry Muslin, 10c quality 5c
Hunter's Choice, best lOo muslin, made
at 6o
Turkish Wash Rags, each ........ lo
Heavy knit Wash Rags, each . ... 2c
19c extra heavy bath Towels, 18x38
inches, at, each SHo
16c extra fine bath Towels, 18x38,
at 7Hc
19c India Llnon 8 He
25c India Linen 10c
16c English Long Cloth 7 He
12 He English Long Cloth fie
Mall orders filled as long; as goods
last
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Challenge Clearing Sale
Prices on Dependable Unens
Monday in Our High-Grade
Linen Dept.
tie s yrd for Importsd Mrorlsd
Tsbl Damask, full width, pretty
rane of patterns, good valus at 89o
yard, Monday, a yard ..So
so s yard for hlh crd Scotch snd
Carman Table Dam unit, 2 yards wide,
stiver blenched, our regular $1.26
grade, Monday, yard 60
8c per dozen for mercerised Napkins,
sT"d size, never sold lean than $1.76
a dozen; Monday, a dozen 9BO
I1.7S per dozen for large size IMnner
Napkins, warranted pure linen,
bleached and sliver hleachsd, IS 25
value; Monday, dozen f 1.75
Ac each for large size hemmed Huck
Towels and cream and white Turk
ish towels, mixed 1st, some 16o val
ues; Monday, each So
fcc per yard fsr all linen Barnley and
Stevens Toweling, full roller widths,
good value at lio a yard; Monday,
yard ..........
Challenge Sale of
Rugs and Carpets
1)30.00 Sanford Axmlnster Roc
9x12 size on sale 922.50
$25.00 Smith's Axmlnster Rugs
9x12 size on sale 910.08
$20.00 Tapestry Brussels Bogs
9x12 size, on sale ....$14.08
822.60 Seamless Brussels Bugs
9x12 size, on sale. . 915.08
$20.00 Velvet Rugs 9x11 slxe,
sale price 915.08
$15.00 Brussels Bugs 9x11 size,
great snap, at 90.08
$13.50 Kashmir Rugs 9x12 slse,
fast colors, no wrong side,
at .-99.48
$10.00 Brussels Rugs 6x9 size,
sale prlae, Monday. .. -95.08
60o Ingrain Oarpets- half wool,
on sale, yard 35g
80c China Mattings Heavy qual
ity, special, at, yard. . . .17i4
$4.00 Porch or Hall Runners
Elegant bargains, at 91.08
65c Door Mats Special. .. .20
$3.00 Axmlnster Hogs 27x60
size, on sale, at 91.08
7 ft. Window Shades Best qual
ity water colors, at, each.22M4
7 ft. Window Shades Best qual
ity oil opaque, at, each. . . -30
Omaha selling agents for the fa
mous Blssel'B Clco-Bearlng Car
pet Sweepers, nickel plated.
at $3.00
Kail Orders Filled All Weeek.
Hose Supporters
Big Specials Monday
85c Hose Supporters, 2"lC
50c Hose Supporters,
at
$1.00 Hose Supporters,
at
..25c
..39c
The Big Busy Hardware and Housefumlshings Department
4.75
BOBS WAUTB OH 0AI.Z
H09S1Y, EAOK
Why de we sell mora Washing Ma
chines than all Omaha stores combined f
Kead these prices
The famous O. K. $8. Washer Monday
tor M.9a
The lamsus Western Washer Monday
for S3.SS
The Easy or Ak-Sar-Ben Washer, worth
25, sold all over for 111): on sals Mon
day for g7.4
TKB LAST BAXB Or FOVX.TBT WXBB,
PLT SOKES, ETC
Poultry Wire, per foot 'Ho
Fly Screen jijo
Closing out Rakes, Hoes, Shovels:' etc
at, each .lio
4-tooih Lawn Rakes, worth 45c at
only 18o
One gallon Oil Can, worth J6o, Mon
day at joq
One gallon Red Gasoline Can. Monday
at
Brass Wash Board, worth Vs'o',' at! !l9o
Galvanized Wlrs Wash Boards, large
size, at lOo
savob vAirs aits rcEJTESTxsra
KETTLES.
6-quart Enameled preserving Kettles
for loo
l-quart blue and whits Enameled Ket
tles for Boa
Enameled Pudding Pans, Sauoe Pans,
Kettles, Stew Pans, eto.; Royal Gray
ware, worth 20o, only 8Vo
Bright, new Galvanized Tubs, No. 1
slse, only Sao
Bright, new Galvanised Tuba, larger size,
for 4Bo
16c Scrub Brushes, only one day.... Bo
We have about SO Wash Boilers, solid
copper, block tin, copper bottom, cop
per rims, eto., worth up to J4 60 each,
that are slightly damaged; your cholcs
Monday 35o to S8o
CABJENTBBS' A1TD BCEOHABIOS'
AXB.
Henry Plgsten iiS-lnoh Hand Saw, r,
worth 16l, at gl-Si
Mamhalltowa Plasterer' Trowels, worth
$2.60, at fl.4
Specials in Our Crockery Dept. for Monday
White handled Cups and Sauc
Two-quart etone Ice Water i
L tur 850
Genuine Colonial cut Water Mla. .ii'iAi 100
Holland Cream Jugs, each UU"8t"' "1? v o
Lemen Squeezers, each 32 I H-plnt Jelly Classes, per dozen fiOo
' 3 I 3 doz. best Jur Rubbers for 8 So
Curious Capers of Cupid
A
Tkla Is Gelast
ROMANTIC Incident as unuaoal
as that penned by the novelist
Blanklewlcs, when ha told of
the stfuggls of Ursus with a
ferocious bull to save the Ufa
of Lysis, a girl strapped across
ths animal's horns, oolmlnated In the max
flags of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sher
wood, who loft Chicago, recent on a wed
ding trip west.
An adventure In which Sherwood rescued
Mrs. Sherwood, thoa Miss Margaret Wil
liams, from tho horns of an enraged bull,
was the Introduction to s friendship which
ripened Into a warmer sentiment and a
proposal of marriage.
Early last December Miss Williams, then
a private stenographer at tho Hammond
Packing company, was passing alone Ex
change avenue on her way to work.
Suddenly bar attesMen was attracted by
shouts and dies of alarm. She turned to
discover a maddaoas bull, escaped from one
of ths pons, rushing down upon her.
Toe frightened to move, or oven scream.
Miss Wlllams was In danger of being gored
and trampled to death whan she folt herself
llrted from bar foot and swung bodily over
the fence. Before she realised what had
happened ths angry animal crashed up
against the fonpe and tore off boards In his
Creasy.
Met ees from harm, Mies Williams
turned to discover her rescuer. On ths
same side of .the fence with her she found
Mr. Sherwood. He was In the offices of
Russell & Freeman when ho discovered
the girl's predicament, and rushed to her
assistance. With no time for explanation
ho picked her up and lifted her bodily over
tho fence, arriving there just ahead of tho
bull himself.
Sherwood brushed a little dust from Miss
Williams' skirt and thn asked If as ooul
corns around and talk it ever soma time.
She said yes, and tby wero married.
The LaAdvr Ronte.
A ladder figured In the wedding of Mr.
end Mrs. Alfred Lister Regall. Tho bride
groom is a clerk In the Brooklyn post of flee;
the brtds Is Miss Vloletta Mildred Loud, a
graduate of Packer institute. Just 11. and
N the apple of her father's eye a retired
They met at a musicals Mlas Loed In
vited the young man to cell. There wero
ether calls and somebody remsrked that
young Regall was very devoted to Miss
Loud.
"On. that's all right. " said Mrs. Kennedy,
tho aunt, "but. of course, they're both so
young that nothing will oomo of It."
Ths other evening there was another
musiceJo at ths Bath Beach villa. Toung
Mr. Regall was one of tho guosts. Next
morning Mr. Loud and Mrs, Kennedy found
e ladder up against the window In Miss
Vloletta's room. And likewise ths family
automobile was missing.
They heard from It an hour later like
wise the mystery of the ladder was ex
plained by tho same telegram, which read:
"Alfred and I are married. VIOLETTA."
They had gone all ths way to Port Ches
ter, N. Y., from Bath Beach, to be mar
ried, and they deemed It best to have the
knot tied before they told about It, lust to
be sure. And If they thought there was
going to bo parental displeasure, they were
mightily mistaken.
Brides Fees' a Heelee.
Walking under a ladder, sitting thirteen
at table, seeing ths moon ever the left
shoulder such things are as nothing In
ths minds of two Chlogo girls, when com
pared with a doubts wedding as a promo
ter of bad luck, relates ths Record-Herald.
So the Misses Sarah,I4a and Uertha
Andrews Perry, daughters of Mrs. I. S.
Perry, are determined, although they are
to be married on the sams evening and In
ths same church, that they ' will not brave
ths dire portent of a double ceremony.
Death for one of the four parties to ths
undertaking Is the penalty they fear would
evertaks them were they to bravo the old
superstition.
Ths brides explain that they have done
all In their power to avert a double wed
ding, while they will be married on ths
same evening snd In the same church.
They have been frightened by the ever
hanging . "koodoo."
"It was ea old family superstition, said
Miss Bertha Perry, "and there were so
many people oomlng to us, telling us
stories of the misfortunes that were sure
to come after a double wedding, that ws
really lost courage to do anything of the
kind. Some one said first that It would
be one of the brides who would be sura to
die before the year was over. Then some
one else told us that It would be one of the
men.
"There are e dozen different versions of
the evils that oome to those who are dar
ing enough to defy fate with a double wed
ding, and we heard each one of .them a
dosen ways. The ladder, moon and thir
teen hoodoos can't compare with this one.
But ws wanted to be married at the same
church and on the same night, and so ws
era going to srrange it Just as nearly as
ws can without having a double wedding.
Maybe it Is superstition, but when you get
married you want all the omens right."
Miss Sarah Perry shares In her slater's
view.
"There Is no use in going looking for
trouble," she says cheerfully, "snd we
don't wsnt to have our wedding day
clouded even by ths Idea of an old super
stition. It may be silly, but one cannot
help thinking about It, and that would be
somtthng not conductive to absolute hap
piness. And a we're taking the safer
way."
"We Oasht to He Haspy."
All the town of Jerstyvllle, 111., turned
out Monday night with tin cans, horns,
drums and every noise producing contrap
tion in ths town to celebrate the marrlae
of Daniel Matthews, the coy church janitor,
and Mlas Mary Fraser, which occurred
Monday morning In the First Methodist
church. Prior to the successful denoune
ment Matthews had made five fruitless
attempts to wed, but each time his feet
turned cold and he backed away from the
altar.
Matthews and his bride came to ths
porch of the little cottage that he had
fitted np and thar.ked the merrymakers.
"Mary and I are married at last.'' said
Matthews in his address, "and we will be
happy. We ought to be, ought we not,
Mary?"
"We certainly ought," replied Mary, with
a smile.
The first time Matthews promised to go
before the minister was two yars ago.
when bo was to marry Mrs. Mary Miller
St Rosedale, Jersey county. All the prep
arations were made. But when the moment
arrived Daniel had a fit of nervous
tremors that prevented him from saying
the usual "I will."
A week later he again was led to altar
In Roseda'.e to marry the same lady, tie
ducked quickly and took the first train
out of Ttosedaje for Jeraey vllle.
The next time Daniel went to the post
for the race of matrimony wad on Sunday.
Juse T, when he was to have been mar
ried to Miss Frailer. He bolted before tho
barrier was sprung and staid away until
his bashfulness died out.
Tho Lob end the Short.
Cbarlas Richards, wheke height Is seven
feet two Inches, and Miss Emma Crlat
man, scarcely five feat high, both of E.a,
Herkimer. N. Y.. went to the Adirondack
on a honeymoon trip following their run
away marriage at Utlca.
The bride's mother violently opoaed hor
marrying Richards, and when he called at
the heme of the young woman tn escurt
her to church her mother threw cold water
on him. When that did not deter him
she threw hot water. ,
But love will find a way, and Richard
signal his sweetheart to Jump from an
upper story window while her mother and
her brother were guarding the doors of the
house to prevent her leaving.
Gallant Charles awaited his beloved, and
when she leaped he caught her with all the
grace characteristic of his atalure Forth
with they went to he parson's and were
joined in wedlock. Then they Jispatched a
policeman to the bride's home for her
trousa.'au. - -- . .....
Triple Wedding for Sisters.
The first triple marrt.ige In the history
of Kaukauna. Wis., was solemnized at St.
Mary's church July 1. The brides con
slated of Minnie, Amelia and Veronica,
the three daughters of ' ex-Assembly,
man and Mrs. John Brill, and the
grooms weri Piter Kduth of Ap
pleton Patrick E. Mullen of Antleo and
John Hydf of Kaukauna. The fouples were
unattended. Thi ceremony was f o lowe 1
ly a weiding breakfast and reception at
the home of the brides' parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Mullen and Mr. and Mrs. Hyde w!U
spend 'heir honeymoon at tho Del.a snd
with friktde la Chieeero, while Mr. and
Mrs. Knuth will f-pend theirs at St. Paul.
Mr. !itl Mrs. Mullen will reside at AJl
Mjro, Mr and Mrs. Hyde at Green Bay,
and Mr mid Mrs. Kauth with Mrs. Kauth I
parent j
Electrical Photography.
Eugene Frlkart Is tho n, we.-t hero et
electric telephotography and he has taken
out a patent for transmitting without any
metallic connection between the sending
and receiving stations both pictures and
writing for distances beyond WiO miles. Hs
oan transmit in five minutes from Bern
to Berlin a facsimile of a piece of menu
script without using any conductor, on ths
same principle as wireless telegraphy. Th
transmission can take place at any time
of day, no optical apparatus being neces
sary. Further, only the Instrument for
which the picture Is Intended csn receive It.
To veHsels that are several days from land
photographs ran be sent; from airships
transnilKslon of photographs can be made
In any direetlon to any distance. The re
ceiving apparatus makes the picture di
rectly without any chemical process on ths
paper and produces either one or more
copies at once. The picture Is divided by
the apparatus Into several points of equal
slza, uiouped together more or less thickly,
according" as the place In question is dark
or light. Each of these points Is trans
mitted by s roller, such as on finds In e
phonograph, by means of a spark dls
chame to the receiving apparatus, and
there by means of a tracing point It Is
visibly and permanently fixed ea a f'llaj
cylinder.
