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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1910)
10 T7TE nEK: OMATIA. TTirRSDAV. PETTCMHEn 20, 1H10. b n b n nana mm.wnmim.mlilifaiMpi Mam mv -JS-IIW a a "in ttt TTrafmsrnr Pre-lnvenfory Clearance Continues The ficipiiona atssrimtnis and splendid bargains are drawing great crowds daily p. n I 1.1 I I I R M I i a. i" 1 LOCAL GRAIN JJECEIPTS BOOM : Ifetrly 1,300 Or More for December Thii Year Than Last. CONGESTION IS ON AT CHICAGO larilratlona re far qHf Has- of rala to the Markets of the t on trr After the First it the War. Omihi grain receipts tor the month of Irrmher lo date are nearly I. "00 cars sh.ad of those for the corresponding period cf last year, according to figures oi ialnl at the Grain exchange Wednesday morning. For t ie flint time In a month receipt yesterday fell below. thoae of the corresponding days of last December. Prospect promise that the total of re ceipt for the closing month of 1SU0 will r rel those for 1 jecember, 1W9. although the laat day of the las-, year established seme remarkable figures. The Chicago wheal market I threatened with at least a temporary congestion. Tuesday there were 5.000 car on track In Chicago and 1,400 were reported Wednes day morning "The number of Inanities received now Indicate an Increased demand after the holidays." I1 W. J. Hytim in reviewing the situation In grain Wednesday morn ing. It la generally admitted among the grain men that there H a tendency toward con servatism on the part of all dealers during the holiday season. The beginning f the new j ear Is usually expected to bring de velopment of significance to the market. Daniel Baum Enjoys Eighty-Third Birthday . aBaaB-a Pioneer of Iowa and Nebraska, Sur-. rounded by Family and Friends, j Talks of Early Struggles. Paniel Raum, ar.. president of the Paum Iron Co., yesterday celebrated his s'd birthday, surrounded by bis friend and family. I Mr. Paum Is one of the early pioneers of Iowa and Nebraska, coming west In 1M7 when he bill 20 year of age. He first nettled In Burlington, la., where he worked In a store for about two years, leaving to ro to liavenport to enter the service of Cook A Hargent, land operators and bankers. Ilia work there led him Into making survey for the government In northeastern Iowa and northern Missouri. Family buslnee called Mr. Bnum buck homo to Philadelphia for a short time, but in 1V.4 he returned to Hurlington and It was here that he married Mis Ix-thenla I.effler, the daughter of Congressman loftier of Virginia. After a short time Mr. Baum came further west, locating In Fort Dodge, la., at that time a frontier trading point. Here lie entered the mercantile business an4 was vpy successful. A few years Inter the Cui'linyton tallway had completed Its line to riattsmouth, Neb., and was plannlnK to extend through to Kearney. Mr. Baum took a contract to build all the bridge through to thla point, which was dona In record breaking Urn. In 187 Mr. Baum moved to Mncoln and established the blggeat hardware business In tha middle west, which he continued until 18&S. wher. he came to Omaha and founded the Baum Iron company, with his two sons. J. IS. Baum and I. A. Baum, of which cqinj stay lie la still the preMdcnt. Mr. Baum tells many very Interesting stories of the early pioneer life. lie has a very extensive and valuable collection of articles used In those day showing what the settler bad to contend with In developing- tha wlldernes. tine of the most Interesting pieces In this collection I a hall clock made by Mr. Baum'a great grandfather In 1767. carrying with It hi Initial and the data, beautifully Inlaid In white wood against the richly finished mahogany casing. An old shoe brush with the name In white bristles which was a wedding present to Mr. Baum'a father is also a very Interesting relic of the early American manufacturing Industry. Mr. B-usn yesterday was surrounded by hi four sons ami two daughters and with hi wonderfully clear mind Is the source of much entertainment with stories of the early life In western America. Charles I-. Baum of Denver, Colo., a son of Mr. Baum. Is here, making the fsmlly circle complete. Mr. Daniel Baum r., la making bla home with his daughter, Helen Baum, al 104 North Thirty-first street. THURSDAY SPECIALS Women's Fine Neckwear at 10c Soma of it Is slightly musted TJioiiparuls of pretty, fancy law jabots, silk neckties, stocks, Dutch Collars, beaded collars and bows many of them are slightly mussed from handling during the A Christmas rush a number of them are worth I 1 1 a up to 50c. each a big bargain square, each Fancy Cotton Laces at 5c Yard Kino Wash Val. ami Linen Torchon Laces, Point d'Espint, etc., in a variety of widths worth up to 10c a CJn yard, at, per yard OL NEW YEAR'S CARDS Including a splendid variety of post cards On sale in our Book Department. Thursday is Chocolate Day 40c Chocolates in Pompeian Room- r&p Herp are those famous Hitter Sweet Chocolated with Pffi crushed fruit or nut flavors. They sell regularly at 40c Uf3J a pound Thursday only, per pound '. Books at Half Price An after Christmas &ale of Books damaged during our great holiday book selling at half price. A I! social bargain tables f ftf- ft and of hooks, at -Lclla), uOj9 tOL op I :.: - u i n t ., ! 1 J I rami V L- SiJ, NEBRASKA AND IOWA PATENTS Many JlebmaVene anw lnwtm Hare Merared Patent tor Shi ('on trlvanre. rrirnrrvi vilW hi- i ila MP Lai- P i i u a ii B I : s i 'S I I r i yj7 FB.EE On Ladle' Horn Journal Fat tern with aaeh eovr of the Itw Winter Itrls Book.. 80o Our Pre-Inventory Sale Include nierrhniMlip from nearly erery sertlon of the Mor at rf durt ion.a Indicative of our dly to end the jear with all stocks In per fect order. Odd lot, broken assortments, small quantities and many com plete lines afford the greatest economies of the year, in goods whose worth to the customer has been in no way lessened. Those to whom Christmas brought gifts of money or mercandise certificates will find in these sales many opportunities to Increase their purchasing power. Ladies' Coats, Tailored Suits and Furs Re duced to Unequaled Bargain Prices MR The choice of any of our beauti fully tailored wool suits that would regularly sell as high as 60.00; this enr-s end sale at The choice of any colored coat, worth up to $45.00, beautifully lined with heavy satin; this year'a end sale at j $19.5J $25.00 The choice of any black coat, handsomely trimmed and tailored very swell garments at $45.00; this year's end sale at only OHE-Tintn OTT on our complete ittock of elegant fur set. Including- our rich hlrk lynx, large hlack wolf ami fox. Fisher anil natural raccoon and mink sets worth from HR.00 up to 1150 0": choice at ORC TmiBD OTT i !a a ! in Handkerchiefs Slightly Soiled. I'sed during the holidays for decorations. This great Pre Inventory pale week values up to 2 5c divided into four groat lots 2 3 5 and 10 Ladies' Neckwear Slightly Mussed by handling during the Xmas shopping weeks values up to 35c placed on sale Thursday at a big sacrifice at, each OC BOOK REDUCING SALE Hundreds of books placed on Rale thla week at from JJ up. Half Price Sale on all Toys and Dolls in order that we may sell everything. We have greatly reduced prices to clean up all Xmas Toy and Doll stocks. rsB- IHVBlfTOBT BHOB IALI, High grade ladles' fchops In patent colt, dull leath ers ami velvets, cloth and in a t tops, short vamp, plain to. all but ton, a big clean up stock sale this week. ..B1.19 NEXT SATURDAYS Great Semi-Annual ins Our g Sale All our immense stocks of winter mer chandise must be sold at once. We posi tively carry nothing over until next season We have lipid clearing sales before, but' never ouo where the poods were so desirable, the varieties so hn mense or the bargains so wonderful. You can buy high class merchandise for a fraction of what it cost a few weeks ago. r BRAHDEiS STORES LuiiaT.i Thursday Special Bennett's Big Grocery Hrnnpll's ICxce'sior Klour, sack tl.SO I'rlile uf Bei.nett's Klour, sack 91.30 Bennett's Hreakfaat Coffee, 2-lh. can 4go Free Cup and Saucer. Teas, assorted, lb 580 Free Cup ahd Saucer. Tea Sifting, lb. pkr 19o Table Syrup, 2Valb. can 100 Seeded Italslnn, lb. pkg 19ViO 10 Stamr. B. C. Baking; Powder, lb. can.... 940 20 Stamp. Monarch Cut Asparagus, large can. for 9BO 20 Stamp. Bennett' Capitol Mincemeat, three pkgs , B8o 10 Stamps. Snlders Chill Sauce, bottle B5o 20 Stamps. Mpp's Cocoa, H-lb. ran 944 20 Stamp"- Footwear. a a in n::.n.. la n ci h - It i MIUUUUkttSM Karly Winter Social Functions at hand. Get the correct footwear Iter. Dorothy Dodd dress styles dainty as allppera In a rariety of patterns; for .afternoon teas, dinner parties or theater. Priced moderately $4, $45?and $5 SB" H-P B Bin. 0: :"BtB 'BBBl "n'B' IS i i 1 i Grubstake Rule CHARTER COMMITTEES CHOSEN Applied to Taking Up Homesteads D. Clem Deaver Makes Suggestion for Two Men to Take the Same Homestead. TV Clem Deaver, head of the homeaeek era' information bureau of the Burlington lines, has a new theory In settling land of the west. Ilia plan la to allow two men to take up one claim, one man workins upon the farm land and obtaining the land and the other holding some money-earning: Job In the city and supplying the necessary fund. At the end of tho time needed to settle the land each man takes half the land. Ills argument Is that a pour man cannot Official Hat of letter patent for Inven tion sued from tho T'ntted Ktate patent office at Washington, I. C, to inhabitant i of Iowa ami Nebraska for the week end Ing !ecember "). a reported from the of- sot land, as he has not enotisli money to fic of Willard Ktldy. solicitor of patents ttla It by himself. Tho a stem which and counselor In patent causes, SIS I'axton j ho proposes is really the ' grub stake" plan block, Omaha, Is'eb.: i employed by miners and which U consid- To Charle F. Bloom of Brady, Neb., for ' e red legal, but under the present home- 'TK B.nd.ck. K. T. Kulton. of S "leaJ 18 ",Uf!a'1ln ' ,h BulUer. Colo., and H. 1'. William of In- lin! of frma by thla method. vain. Neh.. for syringe. I "We need more liberal land law In the To William rJIUott. Jl. II. Srhlachter and we,t i,. i ones vi iieairii-u, --eu., ior urtitt quallser. Real Estate Exchange and Commer cial Club Name Representatives. ARE TO ' FORMULATE PLANS Will Appear Before the Legislature This Winter la the Interest of Change la the Omaha, . Charter. With the appointment of committee by the Heal Kstate exchange and the Com mercial club Wednesday the organisation which will appear before the legislature In connection with the movement for a new charter for Omaha was completed. The membei of the city charter com mittee of the real estate exchange are F. D. Wead, K. O. Hastings, J. D. Bobbins. The Commercial club ha designated a member of It charter committee J. E. Ueorge John L,. Kennecy, Mel Vhl. Member of the charter committee rep resenting the officials of th city hall are Mayor J. C. Iiahlnian. Judge Berka. coun cilman; John A. Rlne. city attorney.' Thee nine men are to co-operate in the To Kdward A. Gamble of Hastings, Neb.. for harness attachment. To Ueorge tJllht rison of Uloomfield, Neh.. for cultivator. To John O lllgan of Nebraska Cltv, Neb., for reinforced concrete construction. To Hoacoe C. viore of Tecumseli, Neb., for aeriul navigator. To Frank 1.. Hoffman of t'onisoh, la., lor sanitary receptacle. To John Horner of Friend, Neb tat said Mr. Pe;ver. "We have free lands formulation of plans for revision of the free water, and free money to build Irrlgn- ! city charter. They ar to appear before tlon systems. I used the term 'free money' I the legislature Jointly. advisedly, fur the reason that the reclamn- j At the meeting of the Heal Estate ex tlon law provides that do per cent of the change Wednesday tha charter committee monty reoelved from t' e sale of puVdc j was chosen In connection with the designs lands shall be turned Into the ie lan.a: o:i , tion of member on Hie public affair com fund. and our government has been selling ; mltlec of the exchange. The three mem from $7.(Wl.i"0 to $9,04.0110 w irth of public i tiers if the charier committee, with C. F. lands yearly during ihe hist ee:ul yearp, ! HarrlBon and N. P. Dodge. Jr., constitute f'" land will no doubt continue to sell this much! the committee on .public affairs. . t i- ,...,... v.,. iiuillig me next sevriai jriirw, nuu ii n i mux i.uiriiiavii ... .'inniia. -i.u., ior. bur. collar. healthy public sentiment could tve created To Adam O. McN'utton of Columbus 1 in the nest in favor of a' more liberal Junction, la . tor collar or hame fastener. , llcy towards the homoseeUer who Is will lo John Menen of ltimn -n. la , f(,' ' , . , , ., .. ie-iarator. ' Ing to live upon his land five ytars, It 'i o Otto Nelson of Axtell, Neb . for music would have the effect of relieving the tea i hint device. ; ro.ir. silon In the cities and s miewhat decrease the high cost of living. For many years It has Wen the policy FREMONT BOOSTS SEAL SALES To Henrv H Weverfcropp of Havenport. i Is . Tor lwo-ceie expioH on engine. To lui W. W.tiy of Waterloo, la., for reinblned chaining and feeding device for gHsolmo engines. To Fran J. Wood of Ie Moine. Ia.. for driving gear for iracilon engine. TROY APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD Prase Property Worth Fifty '1 aoaai Uollars tines to lutestor from Sutherland. nd A tcoflnp trade In realty took place In Omaha Wednefday, Hastings Heyden selling the Troy apartment house at Thir tieth and Harney streets to George C. White of Sutherland, Neb. The Fullerton man Juts In 11.'') acres of land near the town named. The owner of the Troy has Special Elrrtrlt-al lllaln Made by the lt to Farther Char ity Work. Fremont, second among the cities of the state In selling red cross seals laat year, ha been booming the sale during the laat f tbl Kovetnmtnt to allow two or more I few das wlili a special Wilconie arch persons to form an association for the'ex- erected by the city electrician. Thl sign Is ploltatlon of mineral lands. B . this m-thod I similar to the one that was pnt up In the man who has num. y and the man who Omaha a week ago. The an h wa built has energy can comb'ne their money and 1 radially for tho occasion. Fremont has m.r-v and by complying ith the require- ; on hand 30.000 seal and expects to dlspoae Hop! Think! One death in every ten in your locality ! caused by Tuberculosis. You can help stamp out this disease. Howt Use Red Cross Christmas Seals on your Holiday Letters and Packages. Cost One Cent Each. Anyone may sell them. Everyone should buy them. Distributing headquarters for Nebraska: 807 Brandeis. Phone Tyler 1687. ADDRESS TUBERCULOSIS SECRETARY. i . Oo -It Wlow Tomorrcrw A. M. loo Ute. Tk a CASCARET at bed time; get up in the morning feeling fine and dandy. No need for ticknest fron over-easing and drink ing. They surely work while you sleep and help nature help you. Million! take them and keep well CASCjiRKTS toe's bog for a week's treatment, all druggist. Biggest seller luuua u 934 ia U world. Ml boua a mouth. ments of the law, acquire title in the land under the mineral land laws. There Is no good rejon hy this principle should not anulv to homestead Unrts. whereby two pe of tlu m all. Culhenson, Oshkoh. Trenton and I.oup City have sold all the seals allotted to them. In Otnahi the effort of the secretary and Beautiful Teeth There are but row people who hava them. Hood Teeth every one might hava If they would go to Dr. Bradbury. The tiulckext. easiest and least painful am the only methods employed by u and hundreds of our patients, both In and out of the city, will n'adly tell you about tha good dental work and our up-to-date ways of doing things. Crowns and brldg wrk from ..U0 per tooth, l'lates thai I fit from I4.IJU to JCI.BU. I'ulnlesM extrac tion of teeth. Nervei of teeth removed I without hurCng you. Work warranted ! ten year DR. BRADBURY, THE DENTIST I 17 rears saaia location. i 150S rarnam et. Xbon D. 17S0 furnishing the money fur necessary Im provements and the other furnishing the work to do the improvements and rnise the crop and when title passes each one gel title to half of the homestead." i ,!.. 4.. Ilia f nh. been J W. Tease of Omaha. If he give rmi. "l 'KI.IH I A. la.. IVc-iW.-With thf other Consideration bcblde the apar'ment running at a spe.d of nea,iiv forty house It 1 not disclosed. ! miles an hour. 11. C. Heck, . uyineer of ti e Irittsbur - t nei a. in too.ty. l.y th., f ri-.ini' n ;rti ' ' :V.-:n-weat of th s c:t rson ii'iglit Jointly ti;ke a homestead, one ! ht r assistant are being directed toward Mealcan l.auui-er St.trt tor Home. tT. JOSKI'H. Mo., lvr :S.-Kifte.n I Mexican nwn n ii nan re, n t in' o ed hv the Hutltngion railroad Iric bft la.it riinht for lilhuahua. Mexico. In company of o of their countrj ni'-n. sai.l 10 te agent of the Inaurrevto The nemltera of the party ld thev wire going bck to Join tn revolutionary force. v. ii c. It li li- r- :n s l" f, 'ml au in tut- cab iv ( "l the vtre wi s v. I. i'i... sim ncl a W.ilicr MiOie. the f.ir. man. iiroi'gbt tiic ir in i" '"i'- . was due t heart dicaF. Persistent Advertising Is ths ivuad to Big Keluiua. selling out the small tock left before New Viai day. Ilnblra Strnnglrd by croup, cough or colds ar Instantly re lieved and tpilckly cured with Or. Kin.' New Discovery. Mc and 1.M. Kor sal by Pinton Drug Co. . Rcllablo Dentistry Taft's Dental Roims HOTF.I.S. GRISWOLD DETROIT. MICH. t retl I'Oklal. 1'rea. ii. A. hliaw. Mgr 1.i;.im xicuo.d ln rKdi..Ta. :u .r tr.U ilx-vui-tii.. i'n 01 ur,a tcid atr Ijh iteroy. Ilia aud up pef (H iut ioi.u.s wiitt li'O auu u i t-r. V i-.' l..r a Hwrt au4 finest I" 1 rlty. wltkj tLa iiiosl leaklilui ia trlcai l,i.iiia,a la ljj.tr La. Our factiltlea lor Ulgn class srr iTa ' utucept.mi. ai.d iiuliar t m .sl hoisis la New rk. Iu can pay J'Vbln -ur rata for ur accuiuiuuaaUvaa, but ti ut ioi Uig (tr. The season of colds. La Grippe and" Pneumonia la her. If you want to protect your health Avoid Gold Feet Cold feet are caused by the ahoe you wear you can 1 absolutely avoid cold feet by wearing our Cushion Sole Shoes They are both a non-conductor of heat and cold-aoy one who hag suffered from cold feet can find immediate relief In these shoes. Thty are made on a common sense last and fitted with soft, jiorous felt cushion Insoles that give a aoft, firm foundation. The only real cushion sole shoe In tho market. Mens $5.00 Women's $-l!00 1 DREXEL II 10 1 ti rii am Street. S1TUD1T Prtintl -ort to MB year oholce for 58 P IA i-?-. -; b. wmaow. I I! E WEIJADU STOU't I." 1 Dress worth to OS, yonr hole for 5 flea windows. Tailored Suits at Just Half Winter coats at Just Half-All Furt al Just Half. Nothing ropprved, ovory pnr mrnt goos during this Pale at half. $10 and $12 Tailor Suits at $5 $.0 Tailored Suits at. $1 0 00 $25 Tailored Suits nt:$12.50 $."0 Tailored Suits at. $15.00 $40 Tailored Suits at. $20.00 All winter foats. ineludim;' fine line of new plush coat?, and fur coats, all fur fcarfs, muffs, sets, etc. at JUST HALF PRICE In addition to the tailored suits and coats wo will include for Thursday's selling. 500 Dress SKIRTS at Half. All newest styles, colorings, fabrics. A magnificent bat gain opportunity for the day. Come earlv. BIG PRE-IUVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE Hand Hags and Handkerchiefs selling to he closed at about half. HAM) HAGS. $1.00 Hatid Bags at 10 $2.00 Hand Bags at $1.00 $3.00 Hand Bags at $1.48 $5.00 Hand Bags at $2.50 $7.00 Hand Bags at $4.08 lrtt from our tremendous holiday HAXOKKIUHIKFS. ROc Handkerchiefs at 2o 26c Handkerchiefs at 15 20c Handkerchiefs at. ... 1 C 15c Handkerchiefs at 10 10c Handkerchiefs at Pre-lnvenfory Clothing Clearance All Wint.r Suits and Ovsrooats at Swiaplng Prloa Reductions Stock must be greatly re duced before January 1st. $10.00 and $12.50 Suits and Over coats, at S7.75 $14.50 and $15.00 Suits anu Over coats, at '. ..S0.75 $18.00 and $20.00 Suits and Over coats, at $13.75 $-22.50 and $27.60 Suits and Over coats, at .. 817.75 $30.00 and $32.60 Suits and Over coats, at $21.50 $36.00 and $40.00 Suits and Over coats, at . -820.75 Not a suit or. overcoats, ia our entire stock reserved, all - go at these sweeping; price reductions now. 90 of the stock is Hart, Shaffner & Marx clothes, which insures best quality, best tailoring, best work manship obtainable in any store. 25 Discount on all boys' suits and overcoats. Extra Spoclalo for Thursday Huck Towels, It Ho grade IHo Bath Towolv 12 So sradn 8V0 TVash Rat, Sc value, each 1V0 All 15o and le Wrapper Cloth, Vel vettt and Velours, will so at, per yard 100 Sheet, 72x90, regular 6O0 values.. 4Bo Sheets, 81x90. regular 75o value.. fiSo 18a Pillow Slips jU( lBc IMIlow Hllps 100 Uk mA ltaroerlsed Wash CKoods. 100 plei-e worth So, yard asn 100 piece worth tOo, yard 35a Hpeclal sale on Wool Press Ooods -one-third off on all trades. Six Specials not advertTaed. Tha Greatitt Pre-lnrentory Qrooiry Sala Evtr Kald In Omaha tVe want to reduce our mammoth Grocery tock $2U,000 before January 1st. By buylflg -now you will save from 26 to 60 of the regular prices. 21 It, best Granulated Sugar. .. 1 1. 00 t bars plamond C or Beat 'Em All Soap 2CC 10 lb, best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal for .... ftc S lbs. good Japan Rice 1AO LavaJlne, the great magic cleaner, per can . . ...... i a-ryj T.u 1-u Scouring Soap, can 4c 16c pkg. Goldrnrod Macaroni lOo Ths beat Boda jor Oyster Crackers, per lb ' c Cream Honey Cracker, regular 16c seller, lb 10c Fluted Cocoanut Cookies, regular 16c seller, lb 10c Batter, Cheese' and Buttarlae 0poil ale. Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, lb. .SOc Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery But ter, lb ': 2o Fancy No. 1 Dairy Butter, lb 260 Fancy Full Cream Wisconsin Cheee. lb. SOc Fncy Full Cream Y. A. Chee, 0o I lb, good Butterlne 25o 7 lbs. beat bulk Llumlrv RUrrh ot 48-lb. sack beat High Patent Flour, regular 11.06 grade, per Hrk.. 11.30 10 lbs. best White or Yellow Corn meal for , X6u 011 or Muatsrd Sardine, per oan..4o Grape-Nuts, pkg lOo K C Corn Flakes, pkg tVio The Oreeteat Market In Omaha (or rresh Vegetable. You save from 10 to 100 by trad ing at lluyden'a. 1 heads freah Hothouse Lettuce. .. Be 2 bunches fresh Hothouse Radishes . 6a 1-lb. box fresh Hothouse Mushrooms for .35a Fancy Cauliflower, per lb 7So bunches fresh Beets, CarroU, Tur nips, Kadlahe or Hhalots for.,.10o Jersey Uweet PotaUiea, per lb.... 20 Large. Cucumbers, each lOo Large Head Lettuce, each 7 He 2 hunches fresh Parsley to Fresh Cabbage, per lb 140 2 lb. 8helled Popcorn luo Cap Cod Cranberries, quart lOo Big Highland ravel Orange Baie Th famous Nedyah brand. Nothing to equal them for quality, taste and flavor, per doyen, 16o, Boo, gso, 300 nnnT rnu nnirnrnci cidct it ' . m m m m w mm 1 -- - I II I 118". I UUUU IIIIWI FORGET PAY8 i THE HOUIAN HOME BIBLE Printed from lar. clear pica typa, with mar fi nal referenees, family record and maps. Thla borne Bible Is new and Tery desirable for everyday- use tn the home, containing all the advant age? of a family Bible in a compact size that can be easily bandied, with record for births, mar riages and de-ths. The best Bible obtainable for old folks who need extra large, clear print and a light weight book. Th. exact size of Bible when closed Is tii inches. Bound In French seal leather, round corners, red under gold edges, gold titles, silk head basdg and purple silk marker. OCB CHRISTMAS OFr'EH, This elegant Bible and The Dal'y Bee, by mall, one year for IK. 00, which ia iK regular selling price of the Bible alone. . The price. Including The Sunday Bee also, is 17.00. Wf) aend the Bible, by mall or express, charges prepaid, upon receipt of subscription price. THE BEE PUBLISHING CO., Omaha, Neb. 22 Thus Joash tl not the kindnres father hd done t son. And when h IxRD look upon it 23 H Arid it cai end of tfVar, w ; gainst I came f W -T "v- M