The Omaha
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FART II.
UNDAY
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THE OMAHA DEE
Best West
EDITORIAL SECTION
PAQCS 1 TO 10.
vol. .xxxviii no. i!).
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SlN(il.i; TOl'V FIYK CKXTS.
Tomorrow la the Day for
Table Linens
Thanksgiving only about a month away.
Ton'U seed lont new llctm perhapa. Tomor
roWa aalca nik it poaalbla to maka a anug
arlB(. All Linen Btmtik 71-Iti. bleached. In a fina
assortment of good patterns, quality way up,
;e ifgijlail, Monday, th yard, 75c
Double Satin Oamaak Very handsome, fine
soft finish ami good wight, gorgeous pat
terns. 1 yard wide, our fl.b6 qua!- C JC
Itv. nt wBl.aiJ
All Linen sTapklne Full bleaehed. 19 Inchu
sqto.ee. new patterns, worth 3.2i; CI 7C
Mnmlar
Mercerised Mapklna 1 S-lnch alie. launder
asilv mill cr well, usual price i
II ...ft; perl I. down iJ)l.U
Oantar JMeeee, In Japanese drawn work anil
l:mtenlir' 'at". very beautiful 1 SxIO-lmh,
H'.i.'il or h i ii.ii p. worth 5c; Monday CC1,
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MONDAY
SALE
Flouncings
Amll ir shipment of Hmw whin 2T-tnch em-
i t olilei pd Swiss I-loom nigs for skirts, com-
lil'Uiltoii drawers and corset citvprs;
leautltil $1 2a qualities. Moiulay
at a t (1
2l'c
Js-inrh I'orsct f'nver ..n'hrnhlevies mid Flounc
ing handsome showing of pattern. C
l.li: 3Fio values, for
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TFTYTTY
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.Smart, Dainty Footwear
For The Most Exacting Tastes
AJi'iiiy dainty who in Just a little fastidious
al . it her aline will find the kinds to her
lit, mil; hero Wo i ater to the wants of those
who fxpect qualiiy, style and perfect fitting
i' tw-ar.
An Exceptionally rtne Showing- tomorrow for
party, wsddlng and tbaatar waar, etc.
Batla Faa.pt, In pink, blue. rel. white, villi
pot pons: 1v patent leather and pink, blue,
whit" ca'f sailor Ties. nt. fair 85.00
Gold Kid and Trench Ties,, for $6.00 and $7.00
Street Shoea, natty stylWh patent ralf vamp
and ooze top or mat kill topa. bench made,
per pair $0.00
Patent Calf Button Bhoaa with 'white rail'.
Copenhagen and Mat Kid tops, $4.00 and $6.00
Riding Boots-
Wa abow good aaaortmenta of tha moat fay
ortd styles tn tan or black:
New Stvle l.a.-r Hoots, everywhere el'p!l'.ed
at .0U. hero for. pair $4.00
Regulation Coots, with silff tops, plain toe
and nlllliaty hce.s, regular $lul)U kinds,
at. pair v $10.00
Shoes and Slippers made to order to match
your nlt or gown, in any style to pleaa-j
j our latuy.
DOUBLE
HKATINr.
rso Burner
An irupruvod.
m-o-d-e-r-n n-n-d
haudBome rlfKlu
at a moderate
a v y Uteri
nlrkel leg-
$40 it
mi m m m
Mr a
ged bast'.
Pur t a b 1 e
fire put aud
duplexgratn
can bo re-
Halloween Novelties and Place Cards
In Stationery Department
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The Trail of the Lonesome Pine
WAMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWBBnW
A r,n hook bv John Knx. Muthor of "Th- I.m-
t!c siielirrtl of kmftilom i onif
ltnil." hy Miy .lohovton. liit
inn hip, took of thr niont Ii.
ith a immffr:Mp In H'ii-
IM'tt I I, HlC KUOOII I.H'1H1.
A Book Ruck for Tour TtvbU.
inwilr and finished In Klnush
otk, for
1.03
sinltslaulUny
at r, aim a
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Fashions Every Whim In These
Stunning Coats at S10, $19.50 and $25
The greatest aggregation of outer garments in the most ad
vanced modes, in a great Monday sale. It's the first complete
showing of the season and over 1,500 garments are involved.
black Broadcloth Coats
Here's a line that surpasses your
fondest expectations In the qual
ity of materials and general ton
we do not remember any coats
at bo low price that ever
equaled them. Made In new cir
cular fashion, artistically braid
trimmed front and back, and a
velevt finish at col
lar; entire garment
lined with serge; a
marvel at
lONG LOOSE COATS 10.SO In
black, navy or brown broadcloth,
made on loose straight lines
reaching almost to bottom of
kklrt; coat trimramed with heavy
Ottoman silk, turned cufls;
thiouerhout with satin
at
IIK.UJ Nttm-H MIXTlHi: tOAlN in
full lengths in new grey, brown, olive and
blue colorings; some of these have plaid
bucks and trimmed with self plaids, reg
ular and military collars: some striking
new Empire models In this line
at $12 815 $20 and $25
lA)(i KM PI HE COATS Or French broad
cloths, cut with a circular skirt and wide
box plait down back; trimmed with satin
straps and but tons, large lapels, turned
cuffs and military collars, come In block
nnd colors, best of linings, -
S45 sriTS KOU ;W Striking new models
in striped hard finished worsteds with
long Btallooed and slashed coats,- lined
with striped Dlrectoire satin. They hav
large lapels, military collars and a smar
vefct effect. The dressiest fult of the year
and great value at $45.00
.at . .
$19.50
lined
Ml 1 IA WKAPS
II llli COHTI MKS
If 1 MOO
JsiJSL
$35
Buy the Silk and Well Make You a
Handsome Petticoat Free
Buy any silk, either taffeta in black or colors, messaline or
Peau de Cygnes, then select the style fro mthe samples we show
you. So many inquiries and requests to repeat this offer have been
made recently that we give you another opportunity Monday.
Yp absolutely guarantee to make petticoats in hijrli class man
ner, to your measure, ami to please you. Why pay $,J.."0 or $.'5.00
to n dressmaker when you save this liy coming Monthly f
Here's a Fine Special, Too Yard wide Mack taffeta, specially
durable tor petticoat purposes, rich rustl'mi;' silk,
positively greatest $l..'l!t taffeta made; with out
free petticoat offer at, per yard
98c
A Broadcloth Sale Such as You Never Knew De ore
An Immense khipmcnt of the finest $2.".0 and Ili.Oll foreign broadcloths from
German and Austrian looms, in all the newest fall shadings, with a rich
mirror finish, also the high novelty stripe and small checked Cf f t
effects that are so Immensely popular. These are not h) H T0
remnants, but. new, choice ootids and never before sold nt 11 :
such a price. All are $2.50 and 13.00 aualitv. Mnmlar. vanl
Sale Heavy Coalings Kine all wool
Astrakhans In navy, red, white, green,
blue and black, 54 Inch, worth up to
2.o0. st os
Co pieces coating, all kinds for
women and children. Half Off.
Arnold's I'laiiiielcttes :lt;-inch? botd
ered effects, also 18c fleeced goods,
Monday, yard T't
All Wool Suitings In suit and skirt
lengths wide, men's tailor suitings,
5ti-inrh, also fine for boys' and girls
wear, every yard $2 value, yd. 59
Ileal lici-hlooni Linings Also Spunglass
and percallnes, short ends for petti
coats, etc., 5c values, at, yard. 15
Second Shipment Auction Blankets Monday
Most extraordinary blanket .jelling fciid just when you will be needing tbeni
most. Every one a big bargain.
Wool Blanket .lust unpacked large
$5.50 kinds, gray only, with pink and
blue borders, on sale, at, pair. 3.-18
Silk Bound Blanket Soft, white
fleecy kinds, never less than $3.00,
Monday, pair $1.50
Wool Blankets Full 12-4 si7.e, finest
$7.50 quality, gray only, an actual
paving of $::.00, pair $4.50
Cotton Blankets Entire line, about
4 under ruling prices, pair 33c, 4 3c.
"9: and 95
Wool Blankets Slightly Soiled at Half Price
Just 18 pairs that sold at $7.50 to $15.00, soiled from displaying, now at half.
$7.50 Blankets $3.75. $1 2.00 Blankets
$10.00 Blankets $5.00i$li OO Blankets.
$0.00
$7.50
moved In few beconds Powerful double heating flue. The
new concave flue construction gives 30 more heat radia
tion. See this stove, lt'6 the best stove made In America
for :." $40.00
Soft Coal Heaters, all prices $3.50 upward
Planished Iron Stove Pipe, 45c kinds 30c
Iron Stove Pipe, 28 guage 12 and 10 Stamp
Mrs. Potto' Sad Irons, 5 pieces, regular $1.10 for 70
Bread Boxes, extra large, 83c aize, for 59
Bread Boxes, medium. 73e size for 49
Bread Boxes, small. 63c siie, for 3J)
Wash Boilers, all kinds 9J up and 40 Stamps
Waffle Irons, high stand for gas stoves )S anJ :!0 Stamps
Pancake Griddles 3G and 20 Btainpa
'A'tubination Bath Boom and Kitchen Set, nickel soap dish,
glass holder, 75c regularly, Monday 49
COAL HODS, prices 20 C UP and 20 Staiusi
Sample
Sacks
Capitol Coal
To Any
Address
30c
We refund the SOe
If not equal to any
18.00 aoft coal you can
buy.
Try a sample aai'k
before buying" a larce
quantity, if you doubt
Its qualiiy.
Colder weather is knocking at the door. If you
ere tvlse and make every dollar count you'll buy
coal at our "good roads" prices.
er
on
Capitol Coal ( 50 P
Lump or Nut Jf
l iar ucat aaa ww
Kor furnace or healer use Capitol Lump; for
range use Capitol nut.
Free deliveries to South Omaha, Dundee, Benson,
Florence and Omaha proper. Ask us about our
other coals.
Bennett's Big Grocery
Bennett' oli!en Coffee, per pound.. 36a anil ot) stamps
Bennett's Excelsior Flour, per sack tl.70 and ui) stamps
Teas, assorted, per pound 480 and 40 siunii.s
Tea Siftinas, per pound 15c and 10 stamps
Dr. Price's Breakfast Food, 3 pktfs. 85c anil L'O stamps
. 10o and 10 stamps
20c
mjc
.180 and 10 staniis
.90c and 10 stuins
9c
y
Crackers, assorted, per package.
lllentx Dill Phkles. dor.
Peanut Salad Oil, bottle
Capitol Kxtrarl, per bottle ...
I'lne Apple Cubes, per cun
Safety Matches, dor.en boxes for
Capitol Baking Powder, pound can for 94o and JO stamps
Blue Borax .Starch. "i't pound pkg. SCO and Hi stamps
Maple Cream, 2 cakes for 10O ami 10 stamps
dvona .lams, assorted. 2 cans for ..80c and 10 stamps
Capitol Sweet Wrinkled Peas. 3 cans for. . .W&c
'lea Oorden Preserve. Jar for 30c -and 1(1 stamp
Capitol Mince Meat, packages for 85c and 10 stamp
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World's Best Grades
ides 1
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Women's Gloves
Thtre'a no raaaawork, no uncertainty tn
Olova bujrlnr at Bennett's. Only the beat and
moat reliable (lov.s tbat come from foreign
and domeatlo rlovere are stocked. All floa
fitted by oar expert (love women.
Monday Glove Bargains.'?.")!) pairs
best U0 Ions Hi-button lciivrth
cape gloves; special Mon
thly, pair
I u'o-riasp prime lambskin glnes.
IcailitiK culms at. pair
ttne-claso 1'hiiV
all color, pair
l lnest two-clasp real French kid
1
98
In
black and
81.00
lambskin gloves, black and
81.33
cMves. Mack
nud a'l colors, at 81.00 and 83.00
nc-clnsp capo Klnvea, for 81.00. 81.95 and 81.50
Women's i:-button length fim kl.t cloves 83.39
HOX.IDAT KAHDKERCHIErs
Women's plain limn hemmed handkerchiefs,'
at 6o, lOo, 15c, flSo, 35c and SOo
Women's linen Initial handkerchiefs, on sale
at . 10c 15c, 95o, 35o and 50o
Women's linen I'lnhrolil'.reil hMinlket-ehlet's on
sale nt 95c, 35c, 50c, 75c to 93.00
Women's American handwoik lisniliiio'ehl,.fH iu
sale Ht 60c, 75o, 81 00 to 83.00
Women's Duchess laro liniiilkerehiefs, on sale
at 83.00 upward to 810.00
High Grade
Dinner Ware
CtZ frf XX" By far the greatest tollec-
y.rVn Oil ,i(,n "f n,ie Imported
w C V4A t'itina shown In any one
store in Omaha, is on sale Monday at Ben
nett's, at a ipiarler off. We have enormous
stocks. The Hitli street window Is shiAvinu
a few of them. Anticipate Thatiksglvtim
needs while this hie saving Is possible. Mon
day J5 per cent off.
day !
Spec-
ial
JS0
This Reed Rocker
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Vet y ' larjsr. roonif and .comfortable, with full
. roll -aim and hack arid roll seat', best (lerman
' reed Greatest hai.uatn . our hit: m OB
fiirnit ore ileiiael mei.t has offered B 'O
In'a'lnug time. Monday only, .
at
Ann! her lol Identical In size and ' style hut
somewhat closer woven for $3.39
I'hII linos of furniture are nowhere more
complete than here. Wc have everything and
usiiully at a less price.
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Nebraska State Teachers' Association Meets at Lincoln Next Week
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HOSK who teach ihe young
0 m I tnnaha Idea how to shoot have
I I received the program for the
t till 1 .1 - 1 II I I If U1IIIII.JI tlt'BNIIIll Ol
tho Nehiaaka State Teacheis
vssoeutlun at Lincoln, Novein-
hei 4 to 4, inclcaive. This tonentinii al
s raaaea quite a flutter in tha jada
Roalcal dovecote and numerous are tnu
hool ma'ams who are thinking over what
Ui.y ahall wear.
Tha convention will attract many leading
liahla In the education universe, aome of
them luminal lea of the first magntluile
such aa Bnjaniln lde Wheeler, known of
old on t'.ie Cornell cam;ua aa "Benny
lde." and Rubaid Oreen Aloulton of the
univeially of Chlcaso, who la also pilvil
ed to wear most of the alphabet in queer
coinbinationa atier his name. Bes.d-
these and other liupoi tationa. there will
te bulb stellar attiactlona aa Nebraska
can furnl.h forth, iiuludinu K. Benjamin
Andrews, chancellor of the t inversiiy of
Wbraska. woo will keep company with
ils fellow college picsideui, Wheeler of
California.
The ethers who achieve .pecidl mention
In the official progiam aie Dr. Uoodwin,
president Parker Institute of Brooklyn;
Prlncal Arthur 15. Call of Hartford,
'onn., an authority of secondary schools;
aie 8upei iniendenl A. II. Waterhouaa
of Fiemont billed as "one of Nebraska's
best knoan and most skillful educators";
Cuai.es ii. Mil::, wUj leaciies young
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A II WA T Kit I IOC si:.
I.incunili-s how to warble; Mrs. Carilu II.
naymond u( l;ie I'nUerslly of Nebraska,
another unite eminent musician; Herbert
V I'lot.asco. wii directs the oratorio,
"The Messiah"; K. K. lulcomh, superin
tendent Industrial education in Oklahoma.
Pint. Moultnn, in-m iuii. J cursorily above,
la famous tiie country over aa tin inter
preter of Siiakcspercan and Hibicvl lilet
ature. He can "read ' so dramatically as
to give anyone as delightful shudders as a
professed tragedian.
The Ciiivenilun will be divided up into
groups and sections so thai an thing call
Le s' mlied from the u ppreclath encss of the
a li lesiciit. as it were, to the ineiahouc in
f lu ii, of the theriiioslaill upon Limi -i Kar
tell character, or the relet .on between Hei
buriian tylhius and siniplitled aiiellmg
8p..fcking seriously, the program (or the
vanuua divisions have been an ariAiif'.l
aa to cover the hi laciest p.iss ble groind
without i-preaulng over so much t'iriiory
thai concrete resulta will be lost.
The superintendents and principals will
sound the tocsiu Wednesday morning. No
vember 4. ai the Temple theater and tne
day will conclude with a "union' ban
quet at the Auditorium. The first general
session w li be held the following morning
at Nebraska hall and the second that cvei..
ing, when President Andrews will deliver
his addreae. which will be followed by the
oratorio. Prof. Moulton and Charles if.
Miller are Ihe headlinera at the third sen
son dtdav morning and that evening ihe
Dwruk symphony will be given w.la
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strings and organ. Bits. Kaymond at the
oigan. I'resideut Wheeier will ihen plve
tiis little message fr,im tlie Pacific coast,
which wbl bring the piovjrains to a ihs
The division me, tirifs imlude the In'
lowing e ti tis: Supei lutendnia and prh
clpals. conference on professional tralni..
of teachers, conference on popular liter
1' al edu( atinn, child Mu.ly assocU i a
teachers of German, Latin, history, mall -etnatfea,
acience, physical science, gtar.
trar school aeetlon. county superintendents,
rjral teachers, collegiate section, big:
school section, primary aeetlon. and teach
ers of literature s'uiiething for everyone
except the lor g-distam e, mail-order a-il.-ly
of. instruction.
!The following announcements relative to
the convention have been made:
All general fesMrns will he held in S
J Paul's MMhodist Kplsi-opal church, coi n1
Twelfth and M streets Meetlnes of th
I sections and auxiliary associations will b,
I held in the Temple and I'niversity build
j liigs. as indicated In the program.
Members from the several c neresadona
dlslr'cls will meet at the following place.
on Thorsi'ay, November i, for the purpow
of selecting members of the nominating
committee: First district. Temple theater;
Second district. Science hall. Temple; Third
district. Music haJl, Temple; Fourth dis
trict. Banquet hall. Temple; Fifth dlatrict.
Faculty hall, Temple; Sixth dlatrict. Dra
matic hall. Temple.
I'.. 1,1 1 ds'ticl is entitled to three inm
beis of the iioni.iil.iig counnitlee. In :e-
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pi:lsiii:nt whiofi.f.c.
leclmg Ihise n embers the proced ire hal'
b" "irii by 'nfo.inal hallot. and ihen ti
fointa! hiil'ot w.thou. i rev 1 us t omin..t inn
'I' - iiienib r of the noiiiinaCn cominit
o chos.-n in Ihe several ci ugi c -sl uial iip
let reeetings win met I i: nedi lelv sfl"i
e r election In Music ha 1, TTf, li
lake nomina tors fur tiie oiflces of the as
clalion for the ens.iing ar.
The chairman of the nom natitig conii iit-i-e
will report the result of lids meet ins
it the Thutslay evening general selon of
Ihe association.
The lecal 10.1111 itee will maintain a
'inevi of Information at the l'nlvcts'ty
lVnipl. with branches at the 1 indcll hot,-,
ind the l. r. oln hot, I. This w ill be opec
t :!' seitsonalde hours for ine oenef t ol
tnenibei .
't local conmiluee (uiisiMs of A. A
Ft-ed. Cieorge I.. Tow n-. T. C. Biii.op. W. I.
-leve-is. J. K. 'in.lrii. J. A. Beaitie. F..
It. Clatk C A. Kiilner. O R. Bowman
I'. J. Ilariiain and tl I. Ilep;e. This
iu'rml:ii. ha i liaise of all local airange
r.nnts fur i in m.et ng of the aesoeietioii.
The headquarter of the reception coin
nttee will bi. in li.e lobby of the l'nlv.-r-lt;.'
T'tiiplc. I.ii of icumi available fot
members ran tie secuted there, and guides
will be In waitit.g to assist atrangers. A
representative of this committee will meet
all trains.
A reprftf ntath e of the enrolling com
mittee wid be at the bureau of information
and at each of the branches, to recahe
eiiiollmeits at any time, and at St. Paul a
chuicli Uurlt.g ti.s general aeasious. Teach-
CII.Wi'KU.ui; A.VDI'.KWS.
n should em .11 iiiiii.i ilialely ufioi. aiilv-
ing hi the ci y. as in l" iai.ii cetiiiiiats
ate iieceki'ai c lo yaoi alil-isiOll to the
.-i.ne. A cuul it.dcx will he i,epi of uu
t.rtsses. m is to aid in the location ol
members hj thoe detniing to find ihem
v. bile in 1. inn. In.
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WHERE A BIBLE WAS FCUIMD
Hell fislr aes Itepotatlon of Moa
liut l I'roduclug
toil),
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The effor s of Hena'or Alfred
Idee of Indiana to obtain a Bible in west
ern Montana o:i i.ls r. . ent tour possess a
certain inteiesi. Wl. n he keiiaior !!t
Butte the oil. er niui'miJt; he was breakfasi
le.,s and I1, was not Mull he r ached Gar
rison ami it linn neon counter that h
Was Sole to 8 l CVill a c.tp of coffee
Wlteiii r ihe cofiee prndaied an r feit that
turned his thnugMs lo the l.eieaf er, Keii
a.or Bev fldge does not say, hul whatever
was the cai.se. In: bethought hlinsnji'. jfi. r
leaving Uarrison. of his Bible. Ii was in
his trunk. an his trunk was supposed to
be in Ine baggjg car hut it was not.
At Butte the Iruii had ben checked lo
Sea'.tie and was nut out on the local train,
but was held for the lluough train later.
So it became "necessary to find another
copy of the Bible and the seaich was
begun.
Ike Harpsler, the conductor, went through
the train and endeavored to find a Bible.
There was none 1st be fujnJ. Then the
inrm reached Big Bind. Ilirpslir aakml
the ageni lueie ir he hud a Hi ile. Tl.,
reply was cinphai 'cully in the Health .
I'll train went ,r,i in (io'd C: -k At
ihis hlatiun the aK-'iit said there iiad been
a woiiiiin who had a I'nllc. but her inis
baud had hi en It all ifei i ed and siie had
gone a few days before, lakiiu; H e liioa
with l.er. So Hieie was innhlug doi. g at
Gold Cieek. Haskell n xt. Ilaipsicr
sv. uii; oif the train ami vwiik.il c aifloi ntly
up lo the young loan w no manipulates lue
ivcv ihele.
"Have ou a Bible.'"
"Wot s a Bibie'.'" vyan the answer, and
Ihe conductor lied.
Drui. in. i. mi is toe Hint .-tut. on. Tney aie
vely nice people al the ll: ll.nlonu.l alulinll,
hul tlty Wiie shut I on Bibles. SKitcniian
and conductor by tins li.ne were di.v our
agt i. Tleie v. ere sun.- l.felcliees that
Pf r.at- r Bev cringe w allied to look up fill
Ills' next speech and mi l.- wa an earnest
ilenre up II, e pail o." 'he cie.dncnil lo
sat sty lie- d.-n and. But tne ase looked
hopol. sa. If Iheie was no Bible in Gold
Cieek. and if tin ip was uniie In Dium
mond. and if Haskell and Blv Bend ha I
fut uisiieiV none, the n w here would a Bible
be found'.' For there la sorely no other
place on the map w here the Bible in needed
more than at these. Suttly there would
be none al Bear Mouth or Niinrod or
Bonus. And il would bo too laio nl I'lin
ton and Bonner.
But Harpsler. acute as he i. had over
looked one possible, source. When the Imin
flopped al a In lie water lank station, as a
A It'll II H D. CALL.
'tinnier nf course he walked to the station
biiin and as'tnd him if lie had a Bible. The
'. niiiii Ir d And Ike gut it. lie took it Into
tne nam and gave it to ftenalor Keveridge.
jWl'i. was profuse In his thanks. Then
i 1 1 a 1 1 1 hi- a-kid him to look at the name of
;tln- siatioti. v The senator looked.
1 1 was 11.11 Gate. -New York Trlbuna.
j ritviii.K tn- tiii: oi Kit.
J .aii"riliious Wlf Willie, were you ami
Ivoiir iapa really at the park last nlghl
' and n il In a saloon '.'
, Loviil Llltle Willie-Papa gave me a
iiu.iilir not to tell, and I won't.
tine Sunday morning little Bobby showed
sikiis of having Honiel Iiii.r on his iiiimi.
i I'hiall.v In- miiKieii d up courage and ad
dr..- ed l is futln r thus: "Say, papa, don't
you llilnk ii Is time ,r oie to giad tale
from siuiiilay seniiid'.'"
"Ktliel, name Minn w iid animal that
growls over its meal and weais a warm
fur coat in winter, ibat prowls around at
nnhi and .lips in tlK- day time, luei"--
" h. y.ni ui , In I g.i anv furliier you ar
talking about inv jiapa."
Tiie rim! iiir of a iiiw i, iii.uui little tni.i.
! wishing to lid her of the tear of aoin
io In a field lliioiiifii which she had to
pass, told lo r to so right by and pretend
j she ilulii t see i,,, (I.
j "Bui. in. num. i .' protesied tha Smell insid,
j "wouldu I thai be deceiving th cows?''