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Our New Spring Catalogue of
Women's Ready-to-Wear
Garments.
will H'H.n le re-idy ami will ho font fire
to out-of-tow n ciistomei u.mn tcpiest
Sni'l fur ii iin.
aglrfc-i'iii ii mi mm
A9c
35c Embroider
Flouncings
A beautiful iipw line of patterns
In lN-inrh floum lugs and corset
rover embroidery, swIss and
nainsook, regular values to 35c
jard on sale at, yard . . . . .)
Loom End Embroideries
Two w ra-cs of ii and i-yard Strip
of liiiibrol lories, IMkch nml Inserl
Ings, regul.ir values to L'Oo hi, per
yard Be, 7'io and lOo
New Matched Sets
Narrow ii rnl medium widths Kmhrold
erles, Kdgc anil InscrtinKs, In
match yets; floral Hinl eyelet tle
slns; on mile at. per'
ynril 10c, 12,c 15c and 18c
High Grade Wash Goods See Our
Sixteenth Street Window
All the new Ilordered Wash Goods, all the new Foreign and
Domestic Hatistes, all the new Irish Dimities, all the novelties In
Silk Warp Wash Goods at very low prices Monday. . '
Fee our Irish Linen, finiFhed printed Wash Fabrics, looks like genuine
Handkerchief Linen, round thread and the newrst of All, at ... .
See our line of printed Marquisette, the finest French Patterns, ab
solutely fast colors, beautiful cloth, worth 50c, at U9k
Wash Goods in Domestic Room
All new up-to-date patterns underprlced for Monday's selling.
A. F. C. (ilnghams
Toil du N'ord Ginghams. ... ,0
Harnaby Ginghams 12H
Domestic Ginghams MH?
Nurses' Stripes T
Apron Checks 5
Taclfic Batiste, 124c grade, at,
only 10
10c grade Batiste
Remnants of Batiste
18c Foulards 10
A great variety of Wash Goods,
up to 12 He, at
2 5c Abberfoyle 12Js
WHITK tiOODS.
18c Swisses 12'i
15c Swisses -. . . .
25c White Stripes
25c White Cheeks 100
ISc Long Cloths 12 H
15c Long Cloths 10?
15c Long India Linen 10
18c Long India Linen .... 12 H
12V4c Linen Crash IOC
15c Linen Crash 12 -4
2 0c Llnert Crash 15
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Exceptional Linen
Values Monday
72-Inch Crass Hleached Satin la
mask Heavy and Rood for wear,
good values at $1.25. per yard. tl.OO
24-ineli ldnner Napkins to Mulch
Above Damask Assorted patterns,
good value at $5.0(1, per dozen, 13.98
l'ure Linen, Cnhemtned l'attern Talile
Cloths Size SxlO, German sliver
bleached, worth $4.00, each 83.35
Pure Linen. Hemmed l'attern Table
Cloths Full bleached German
manufacture, worth $3 50. each $1.98
rure Linen. Dinner Napkins German
silver bleached, assorted designs,
worth $3.75, per dozen $3.50
Kxtra Large Turkish Bath Towels
Cream or snow white, heavy double
thread, worth 3Dc. each 854
New Spring Silks Greatly Underprlced
.lust what you want at Ilaytlen's is a im putation we've
had for many years, one that this yoarV showing of tho
now Silks certainly justifies.
At 1.50 - We're showing a swell line of Silk Poplins, 4J
inches wide, in hoth plain and jactpiard weaves, a beautiful
fabric in ." different colors, uncrushable, wear guaran
teedone of the most fashionable silks for the spring
season 11)11.
42 and 36-inch Foulards In bordered effects, small figures
and polka dots; so popular this season navy, brown,
taupe, black ami white and white and black effects, etc -a
magnificent showing and very special values at sale
price, yard ; 89c and 1.50
XKW SIMMMJ LAUDS.
Splendid purchase of 50 pieces,
shower proof and water proof
no two pieces alike small and
medium figures, 85c and $1.00
values at I59
$1.00 SI'KING SILKS AT I He.
Plain ntessalines and fancy silks
of every description, 1ft inches
and 27 Inches wide; poplins, taf
fetas, check and stripe silks
values to $1.00 yard on sale
at 3S biH 48t?
Ton Should Hse Onr Ufa; Special
Catalog-ua of
Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings,
Etc., Etc.
Yi n in M'lei t from It .lust as well
ii- H vnii made a special trip to Omaha.
W rite fur It to. lay.
New Spring Laces
and
Dress Tiimmings
I Mil yo.i see our bin special display
last week." 1 lu.uli etls, thousands of
Hie ladies of I 'luah't and vltlnlty did
mid lt hemMes aie liie talk of Omaha
Monday e "III nuike a special of
fering of tho se ik hi s latest Imported
WoTeltlss in tacts ana DrtM Trim
mings show Inn the coiui'tiislton silk
h ml cold, while and black beaded
band', riboscne bands, while and
cream fi'et bunds and edge.
Don't mlu the sa't I i s an oppor
tunity seldom if evci euualed.
80o Val. Laces Vlo
A btp lot of line I'lench and Ger
man Valenciennes and Mechlin ltces
In matched sets, worth 20c, at 7c
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tj Spring Millinery
A display of the new style ideas that is
bringing to us the greatest early spring
business we ever knew.
Authentic New Models Dif
fering enough to make them dis
tinctive, varied enough to insure
satisfactory selection to the
J most particular buyers.
You'll Find, the Very
Choicest of the Season's
jj. Style Ideas Shown Here at
J IN Less Price Than in Any
V Other Store in the Land.
See our display of Nobby
New Turban Hat Effects, all
millinery marked in plain
figures.
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In Our Famous Domestic Room
Sheets, Sheetings, Muslins, Crash Towels, Toweling, Wash
(ioods, AVhite Goods, Etc., the greatest line in the city.
9-4 Bleached Heavy Sheetings,
at ....21
9-4 Unbleached Heavy Sheetings,
at 19
9-4 Pepperal Genuine Art
RIeached, at 22tt
&-4 Lock wood, Genuine article,
at 23
Buckhead, the heaviest unbleached
muslin made, at 8
Norton's L L Heavy Brown.. (
10 to 20s Heavy Brown 5
Satisfaction, 1 case of fine bleach
ed yard wide muslin, at.... Gi
ll Sheets 81x90, at. ; 7j
$1 Sheets 72x90. at
Sheets at 33. 38. 45.
50. 55 ' 'P-
Towels 5. 8W. 10.
12 Ms 15 18 25 and
up.
85c Sheets 81x90, at G8
86c Sheets 72x90, at 60
HEDSPRKADS
All $2.50 Bedspreads, at. $1,75
All $2.25 Bed Spreads, at. $1.65
All $2.00 Bed Spreads, at.Jj51.4H
All $1.60 Bed Spreads, at.Jj$1.23
All $1.25 Bed Spreads, at. . .fM
All $1.00 Bed Spreads, at. . . 72
All 85c Bed Spreads, at....(J7
NAPKINS.
All $1.50 Napkins, at 97
All $1.25 Napkins, at JS8
All $1.00 Napkins, at 73
TABLE CLOTHS
All $2.00 Table Cloths, at. $1.48
All $1.75 Table Cloths at. S1.34
All $1.50 Table Cloths, at. $1.24
All $1.25 Table Cloths, at.. 97
All $1.00 Table Cloths, at.. 74
In Our China Dept.
Soma Bnapa (or Monday Shopparai
8-inch Dinner l'lates Plain white,
at, each 3c
5-incli Pie l'lates Plain white, at,
each 52"
14-Inch Chop Platos Plain white,
at, each ltc
)m Saucers At, each ...2c
8-inch Vegetable Dishes At, each,
only 10c
Odd Saucer At, each 2c
Odd Covered Dishes At, each. . .15c
1 Vint Kl'lk Fltohr Kach So
X.srg' Whit Sugar Howls Kach..,.10o
Thr Vint Bowls Kacli 70
Try HAYDEii'S First
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Spring necessitates at special
prices: .
Garden Rakes, at. . . .25 to 75
Garden Rakes, at . .25 to 75
24 Tooth Lawn Rake, at 25
12-Gallon Garbage Can, at...9
16-Gallon Garbage Can. at. $1.25
Flour Can, $1.00 size, at. .-. . . 75
Bread Box, at 49
Wilson Bread Toaster, at. . . . 15
Vrooman Sink Strainer, at... 10
20c Scrub Brush, at 10
3- Koot Step Ladder, at 39
4- Foot Step Ladder, at 4f)0
6-Foot Step' Ladder, at 59
6-Foot Step Ladder, at 69
SPF.CIAIi Today, Broom, regular
40c value, while they last. -25
Final Clearance Sale of Rugs From the
Big Philadelphia Slock Purchase
We make a clean sweep of all the stock Monday, they'll
all move at these prices
$18.00 Tapestry Brussels
Rugs, $13.98 i)-wire qual
ity, !)xl2 size, seamless,
great bargains, at 913.98
$r.O Wilton Velvet Hugs ;(
9x12 Size, extra fine quality,
perfect beauties, at $39
1(1:10.00 Wilton Velvet Hugs $'2i.7S
Splendid line of patterns In
9x12 size, remarkable bargain,
at, only $23.75
$0.00 Art Squares at $:l.9H Fine
patterns 9x12 size, the chance ot
a lifetime, at only $3.98
China and Jap Matting Special,
Rt, per yard. .35, 25. 20
Cocoa Mata At.QS. 79. 65
Curtains Kols
At 10. 7WS 5
$30.00 Axminster Rugs,
$19.98 Extra quality,
9x12 size, good range of
patterns, at $19.98
10 Wire TaiOKtry HnisHelH Hugs
$1.HH $27.50 value, 10-6x13-6,
size, on sale choice, at. $19.98
925.00 Seamless Velvet Hugs
$10.0S K.xtra heavy quality, the
very choicest new patterns, at.
ony 19.98
7-Wire Tapestry Brussels Hugs
$9.08 Peabody price $13.50,
these are 9x12 size; our sale
price only $9.98
$18.00 Tapestry Brussels Hugs
$13.08 10-wlre quality, seamless
In 8-3x106 size, on sale Monday,
your choice, at $13.98
In Our Big New Drapery Department
On the Third Floor
$7.50 l.ace Curtains $4.50
Brussels Net and Irish Point in
a big assortment of patterns,
worth up to $7.50, at. . .$4.50
$4.00 Novelty Curtains $!.8
Beautiful weaves, big assort
ment, regular values to $4.00,
In two lots, at. .$2.50. $2.98
$:l.75 Luce Curtains $d.DH Cable
Nets, 54 Inches wide In while
or ecru, dainty borders, great
values for $2.98
96.60 Bop Fortiori, 94-SO Velvet
hiiiI tapestrjr bands, nil colors iinrt
styles, snap at.-. ... .93.95 and 94.60
$0.50 Taiwstry Port lets $1.05
Full size, all colors, neat bord
ers, values up to $6.50, at, per
pair $3.50 and $4.95
Tapestry Couch Covers $U.8
Rich dark reds and greens, new
est styles, great values. .$2.98
Cheney Bros.' Drapery Silks
Complete showing of the new
spring patterns and colors, per
yard $1, 75 and 49
Madras, Cretonnes, Swisses Of
all descriptions at the very lowest
prices.
A Magnificent Showing of Dresses and Costumes
During the past week extensive additions have been made
to our stock of women's dresses, quick selling kinds, that win
patronage and hold it. A display embracing in its scope all
the most clever spring fashion ideas, eliminating only the
extreme and impracticable features.
Materials most in evidence are the popular wool ('bai
lies, Marquisettes, crepe Meteors, crepe de chines, messalines,
chiffon taffetas and nets in evening and dinner costumes,
reception and dancing frocks, as well as street and walking
dresses all of which carry price marks which make them
doubly attractive.
VM SVAL SHOWIMJ OF XKW SPH1XJ SI ITS.
Unusual not only In point ol variety, of beautiful desiRn, but In
point of high quality and low prices. We have bettered the assortments
and qualities at every price, a thing w- felt last season would be im
possible. The most desirable, exclusive lot of suits you'll find in Omaha.
Si
Tailored Suits $14.1M ladies who
expect to pay $20.00 to $25.00
for the spring suit will find qual
ity, style and workmanship fully
up to expectations in this splendid
lot $14.00
We want you to examine the
quality of these splendid suits.
Crown Jewel Suits $25.00 Are
more beautiful, more popular than
ever this season; we're proud of
onr showing, and justly so, for we
know they cannot be duplicated
for less than $3 5.00 elsewhere
at $25.00
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At $35.00 Y have opportunity for selection here from an array of
the very choicest spring fashion Ideas In tailored suits, equaling In every
respect the productions of the better class of custom tailors, except in
the price, which is $20.00 to $;!0.00 less than the tailors' prices. Superb
in fit, In fashion, in fabric, in finish. let us Bhow you the new spring
styles.
Little Women's afl Misses' Spring
Tailored Suits Plain serges, Eng
lish suedes and fancy mixtures
made to sell to $20.00 on sale
at, choice $12.50
New Spring Coat Styles Attractive
new models in the full length,
semi-fitting effects; French serges,
black taffetas, novelty mixtures,
etc. surprising values '
at.. $12.75, $15, $18.50, $20 lp
An exceptional opportunity.
Tailored Waists New spring styles
values to $4.00, at $1.95
ladies' Kimonos Silk and wool
albatross, values to $10.00 on
sale at $3.95 L A11 8'zes, $1.50 values
Corset Jackets at $5.08 A limited
number of extra good corset jack
ets in popular lengths, made to
sell to $12.75; will go on sale
Monday, choice . $5.98
Wash Dresses White and colors
spring styles, values to $7.50 on
sale at $2.95
Percale Wrappers nnd llnuw Dresses
95
The Best
Selected
Stock in
Omaha
Here
For
Selection
You Can
Save and
Still be
Certain of
Absolute
Satisfac-
i tion H6re
You may want a chair, a single piece, we will save you money. You may want to furnish complete, or
only one room, the prices will mean a big saving. It costs you nothing to look and let us quote you prices.
We have pleased others and know that we can please you. Have furnished complete this year, Hospitals, Public
Buildings, Offices, Hotels and many homes because we gave better goods at less prices.
HKRK'S SOMK TKMPT1NO SPKC1ALS FOR MONDAY'S SKI-LI.G.
Solid Oak Arm Itocker Greatest
snap ever, at $1.55
Solid Oak Dining Chair Never be
fore equalled, at 75
Solid Oak Dining Table Houud top,
6-foot extension, at $9.85
See our big stock of Folding and
Collnpsible
BABY JO CA11TS
You'll find just what you want
at less price.
$5.00 Combination Felt Mattress
45 lb Monday, at $4
Bed Davenport Full size, Boston
leather upholstered, on sale Mon
day, at $17.50
$10.00 Felt Mattress 4 5 lb., on sale
Monday, at $0.75
Cotton Top Mattresses Full size,
Monday, at $2.19
Bed Spreads, Sheets and Pillow Cases
IN OU HIGH OBADE
Large Size, Uxl, Scolloped Bed
SpreailH Imported Marseilles, as
sorted pattertiH, worth Jil.uO; .Mon
day . each $4.50
Heavy Knotted P'rlnned Hed Kjireiids
Full size, i-ut corners, worth
$3.75: Monday, each $a.36
Hemmed Crochet Hed Spreads l-'ull
.si ;-.(.', worth 'i-.'JH; Monday, each $1.98
HAYDKX S MAKFt TDK
(juockhy pkicks that kf.f.p down
cost of i.ivim;.
Don't throw your money away when
you can save from 20 to 50 per cent by
trading- at Haydeu's.
21 IIih. hcKt Granulated HiiRiir. . . Sl-00
10 bars liiimoml (', lieat-'Km-AII or
Lenox Soap for 25n
Large bottle Assorted Pickles, Worces
ter .Sauce or Pure Tomato L'ataup at,
per hot tie SVfcc
liromannelii-i, Jellycon or Jeil-O, per
package 7l2C
20-oz. bottle fancy (Jiiecn Hives .. 2Sc
4 pkKS. Diamond t' ,i;ice Moat . . . . 2rc
Condensed Milk. ! er can TVsc
EOQ3, DUTIIK AND CHEESE
PBICES ARE DOWN
The finest Kitsli Kkk. nothing better
per dozen IJ'4i!
l-'iill Cifram Cheese, per Mi 15c
Full Cream Itrlck Cheese, per lb...lfic
Fancy New York White Cheese, lb, 1 He
Fancy W isconsin Cream Cheese. . 1 Hi;
(Jood Dairy Putter, lb 1 Kc
Fancy Country Poll Putter 21c
Pevular 6Uc
Popular 4"c
Pi'KUlar Mile
PtRular 2."c
sl.e,
size,
size,
size.
per
per
per
per
dozen . . .
dozen . . .
dozen . . .
LINEN DEPARTMENT
Mixed Cotton Ped Sheets Slightly
mussed, size xlxUQ and 72x!iO, north
fully $1.00; Monday, each 750
Full Size. flxU, Ped Sheets Heavy
and durable, worth $1.25; Specinl
Monday, each 83o
Pillow Cases, full size, hemstitched,
worth 30c, Monday, each 180
THK
Fancy No. 1 Creamery Putter 25o
J'eaniit Putter. In hulk, lb I 15c
HIGHLAND NAVEL ORANOES
CHEAPER THAN APPLES
. . 30c
. L'Sc
.20c
. I oc
NO LONGER A LU3CURT
Hayden's made It posslhle for e'ery
loily to eat fresh vesetablea the year
'round.
Fresh Wax or tlieeii Peana, lb 1 Oe
Flesh Spinach, per peck..... 20c
Fresh Peels, Carols. Turnips Kadlshe
or Slialnts, .1 hunches lor 10c
Two hunches Fresh larsle 5c,
Fresh CahbaKe, per lb 1 Wo
Fancy Jersey Sweet I'otatoes, 3 lbs 10c
Try ISAYDEiJ'S First j
PROPER PAY FOR PREACHERS
Resignation of Sr. Aked Brings on a
Discussion.
FEW YORK PAYS HIGH SALARIES
Rev. Dvld 'lle Says Minister Are
Called for Heavy Kspeadl-
tarea In Harare Clllra for
Mlir Pirpuin.
BY P V. FHANCIS.
NEW YORK, March 11. (Special to The
Pee.) The recent callinK of the Rev. Dr.
Tr. Jewett to the Fifth Avenue Presbyter
ian church In New York, and the fact that
Jlev. Dr. Aked of Uie Fifth Avenue Paptist
:hurch ha resinned to accept a call to a
fan Francisco Congrenatlonal church, des
pite the fact thot he recently received a
(2.0UO raise in salary, has started a rat her
lntereetlnn dlacusulon as to the proper j
pay for preachers. j
New York la a city of hish salaried1
preachers, salaries of from $..M) to l..(w
are by no means uncommon in the city.
The majority of churchmen do not believe
these salaries are excessive. Rev. Dr.
David Wylie. pastor of the Scotch Presby
terian church, fairly expressed the opinion
cf this majority in an Interview in which
he says:
"Few persons lealue the necessary ex
penses of a minister In this uroat city, an t
the constant calls that are made upon him
for sifts and subscriptions. These calU
are often of a personal nature and simply
cannot be declined. To nie It is a modvrn
miracle that most of our ministers are able
to live comfortably and at the same time
make provision for the future. Indeed, it is
a hard fact that manv of them are not
able to do so even iih strict economy.
Called Om for Uauy eases,
"It is known to every one that New York
la an expensive pla-e tn which to live. One
clergnian told im some time ago that he
as abla to IKe littler and to save more
money on a salary of l.v In a New KnK
land purish than on $4 im) in New Yor, and
another minister quite sarpilml me by
falna one day that he aus better off on
a $VO00 salary In another tlty than on
$iOui in New York."
"There are f-w thin uhlch more clearly
khos Ihe gradual eiolmlin of the fhureh
n different standatds man this qurstln
of salaries," remarked one of those who
regard it as a siKn of the commercializa
tion of tho church. "I was reading the
other day the autobiography of that splen
did old frontier preacher, Rev. Peter Cart
wright, lie tells oX one circuit where he
had frequently to ride forty or fifty miles
from one appointment to another, through
virgin forests, fording deep streams, sleep
ing frequently in the open, preaching and
traveling without rest or lete up; his only
vacation the annual conference and casu
ally remarks after the description ot a
year of such work that his salary that
year was something less than $!).
"Conditions, of course, were different
in those days, but I question if the Chris
tianity taught and lived by Cartwright was
any less virile and effective than that
taught and lived by any of these $10,000 or
$15,000 a year dominies. ,
"There are higher examples yet. hat
the Master sent forth . his disciples to
prtaih the nosel he gave these Instruc
tions; Trovlde neither gold, nor silver,
nor brass in your purses, nor sci Ipt for
our journey, neither two coats, neither
shoes, nor yet staves.' And 'the Son of
Man' had not a place to lay his head."
Different times; dlllerent customs,' is
as true of the church us if other things,
but one may be purdoncl it he doubts the
new customs, so far as th- hun h is ton
ceil ed are an Improvement.
"There ere two great t. wiles of Chris
tians who di not pay great salaries, the
Salvation Army and the. Ciitholic rhutvh.
and et their minlsttra do effective work."
Old Trinity Well Attended.
Kven Wall street l not entirely gl.'en
over to th? Worship of Ihe admlghty dol
lar. The record of attendance at the neon
day services in "Did Trinity church," which
la kept with great care from year to ye-tr.
shows that during Lent and including
Easter day of last year the service was
attended by a little more than 11 000 people,
an average of more than 1 O00 at each ser
vice. The usual Monday l-enten services
for business people at Trinity commenced
March 1 and will be held every day but
Saturday throughout Lent. The Pt. Il-v.
Frederick Pargess. D. D.. Id-hop of l.a.ig
Island. ii the first preacher. He preached
from Ash Wednesday. March 1. to Friday.
Inclusive. The same plan, having one
preacher for the ntlre week, which wss
inaugurated last ear. will be followed
again in this Lenten season. The preachers
u ho ton-e after Plshop purees and the
dales follow: March ti-10, Pishop (Jailor of
Tennessee; March, 13-17. tne Rev. Samuel
S. Marquis of St. Paul s cathedral, De
troit; March 20-24. Bishop McCormick of
Western Michigan; March 27-31, the Rev.
J. O. S. Huntington of the Holy Cross
Order; Passion week, Plshop Tuttle of
Missouri, and Holy week the Rev. J. Ne
ville Figgis, Lltt. IV. Community of
Resurrection, Mlrfleld, Knglanrt.
A remarkable sight will be witnessed in
London on Hood Friday afternoon, whn
a large procession of clergy and laity,
hearted by the Pishop of Ixmdon and his
suffragans, will march from St. Martln s-in-the-Flelds
to St. Tanl's cathedral.
The procession is meant to be a public-
act of intercession in which all church
men could take part.
There will be no banners or display of
any kind, and only a single great cross
will ho carried. Litanies and hymns will
be sung all the way, and on reaching
the cathedral the "Hymn for London" will
be sung on the steps.
I'l fKb terians. Methodists, Baptists nnd
ConKregatlonnlisis are engaged in cam
paigns to provide headquarters at state
universities for students coming from
families Identified with their respective
bodies. For some years they have urged
their home mission societies to take up
their tasks, ajid some have done so.
This winter, especially in middle west
states, leaders In the bodies named have
gone ahead on their own account. They
declare that the Young Men's Christian
associations found in most colleges, while
doing good work, do not cover the field.
In some Instances dormitories are aimed
at, but emphasis on strictly religious work
and denominationnl loyalty Is not lacking.
Churches In college towns reach. It I
estimated, hardly more than 10 to 2") per
cent of the students. At the 1'nlverslty
of Illinois. Methodists have erected 1
church which has its own pastor, and
Presbyterians have a student pastor who
hopes soon to erect a unlver.-lty church.
Pride of South Dakota's Capital
TO LOBBY FOR CHARTER BILL
Framers of the New Charter to Ask
Provisions Restored.
COMMITTEE TO GO ,T0 LINCOLN
Object fo llatlua Their Two Favorite
Clauses Knllrely Slrofk Out
Want Modifications, at
I. east.
TO;
NKW ST CHAItLKS MOTEL .NT PIKRUK. S. D.
The new 61. Charles hotel at Pierre. S. IV. erected by Charles U Hyde of Pierre, at , West Hotel i oinpany. w huh Is in inilml
w hich has recently been opened to the a cost of tU im. It Is the headquarters f ir of hotels at Rapid City. Hoi Springs and
public Is built entiiely of steel, concrete. leg b'ative and state offii ials. .The busl- MiU hull, us well as here,
brick and leria cotla. . Ti.e building was! nets is under tho management of the Mid-j
Framers of the bill for the revision of
the city charter will go before the senate
next week and usU that body to amend the
bill as passed by the house.
Mayor Dahluian and City Attorney Rlne.
who with. Councilman Pel ka composed the
committee that drafted the bill, object to
the elimination af the pri visions w here the
character -if pawuK uiini't be changed and
that which lakes away the power of the
o in. il In tidei ing nice, t.npruvemir.M
v it lionl pi i t n.
We t-hnll a si. that iii- p.o i.i;.m under
which paving i rt ii I chaccd upon a peti
tion Hgiic! by 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 .i ii? the i:n.e.t.
owneis be re.-tui eu." :;-il M.i'o-- i :ahi;ii.i:i
"And we will lis t 1 - - -ii.. 1 1' I i iiial.i: an
a.'i ni'i ni nil .ii in.- . . .n.-ll .:.. : l-i'
lll,.lo C.ilcilln wi.lnn a ertlllll ilii.ti n t
wdiioui p t turn. Jlowevtr. we hiiH not
al. thot the limn lie made to Include all
li". Hoi Mlihin a ie. ii ; - of ,'.mi f-el of
l ho til- I'Rli. i I'et tie scnaie
to i: rend the h II to t:i . 1:1 t ! ril'nv witn'n
a radios tf -l.'O. let-l a-: p:e.ars t:I'.'h-r the.
old charter, vc wiii be saiii-fled.
"1 urn gon.g to 1. n i. In early n t week
and male tins' leq'iFts I do not kn w
what '.he senri- vill do. And i di not
i.r.ow what the I. once v I.I thi, if th lilll
,s ief..-iieti ul'li - nil u i nil i:i"i!k. pui
It fe:lls that the men i !iu made tht
aiiit nd:ni n;s went faithir t!ian they aniic
liati'I whcn'th"v struck ou( these sections.
'. set ..i l-..'t tlifie .h'Hi'i! le some
iii.-tiiit. . hi li v il Include tie downtown
bci'iiori, in viiiii.!i ti.e council t an make
improvements without petition. The bill
as passed by Ihe house, does away with
rui h disirit t. The limits are a matter of
opinion wild i. feet are belter than
nothing '
Sprague Brings Dog
from England to Show
Buys Ten Mouths Old Pup to Replaco
the Dog that He Lost
Recently.
K. H. Sprague has landed at New York
after a European trip and hat wired to
. T. Hums, secretary of the Omahs,
Kennel club, that he has secured the best
Airedale pup he could find in either France
or Kngland and asks that he he entered
In the coming diow of the Kennel club.
Mr. (Sprague will arrive in Omaha Monday.
Look Over the Field The successful busi
ness man Is the one who advertises wisely.
The experienced an v -Hirer uses The Be.
IIumplirPTB Sfventy-fleven
Breaks up Colds and
'Ihe Key to Lie Pkuaiiuu -Ilea Want Ads.
ira Li
Epiicmic of Influenza.
Practically everybody hag been af
flicted during the punt few weeks wltH
Influenza crimpy tol ls.
"St ven'y sovcn" Liken early shorten!
and t.ioderatts the attack.
Don't wait until the UrlpBfts In,
jour bones begin to ache, and you
hdu- Tains and Soreness In the Head
and C'bcst, Cough, Sore Throat, Gen
eral Probiration and Fever, or th
cure may take longer.
All Drug Stores 25c, or mailed.
Iluinphrev s' Hrmeo. Medicine Co, Cef
W illiam and Ann rilreets. New Vork.
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