Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 17, 1901, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY « JAPAN IS PAYING PENALTY APRIL 1 1901 v A 293208081822 3RRSREREICNENEEEROC0ISE000008008 MOVELTIES IN NECKWEAR ' Tashion Decress Eoft Thimgs to Eufold |are cazed o e A wmilar | Woney £trngency Encoseds Extravagance of 1 O R ward Threats This Eummer, Fnets oo L ant S50t Port-Bellum Dage " ity e motifs BUSINESS MEN Al MUCH BEAUTIFUL NECKS AGA'N THE ORDER| COId still hoids tis favor for sueh .. [OUSINESS WE £ MUCH ALARNED To protect your health and our reputation, we will gladly pay this big reward to any one who will !\gméh us infor- Fie gt ot 6 Sime o . - e convietia alay . rSriless s.when CASCARETS i SUAPRIng ecarbinations AS esceetingty | ¢ o it i R S S mation on which we can secure conviction of a de ale who tries jsexlw‘r(v less ra_ke mnnnon en nsie o thick are called for. When you're offered s cr:e!hm;’ ust as good", it's because there is a little more money in the fake Stocks, Ties and Searts Are Destgned || o001 LT ST T oo oF Trade Strikes o in Come e ‘ . E long-tafled trads e Caress Rather Than Conatrict | oruen of WORRUEE Bl IIEIVRLS e 0ve ) creint panking Buy CAS CARETS from the honest dealer THe) are .m'ays put up in blue metal boxes with long-tailed trade- the White Column of the nectisg them, are strips of narfow Walve marked C on the cover—every tablet stamped C. C. C., and they are never soid in bulk. Remember ihis and when- ’ b B T R YEOG B e N | v i ever fakes are offered when CASCARETS are called for, get all the details and write us on the subject at once The tendemcy is all toward soft stocks | T - (' be draped o '."" but | o nee ging and its bankers, statesmen and and transparent effects, Whether women I’”’ gy l“"" A certain body “““ bl pusir sen ure exerting every effort to Bave tired of striving to emulate the giraffs | Wakes It desirable for tock. Some 1t & Dendiog pan a84, in rebellion, have demanded these | Of the elaborate model ply bewitc This statement is conveyed o the State EA charming inuovatlons, or whether their | 18 AD exquisite cxar Ao ent In & communication fromw SOLD LAST YEAR mntroduction s due to a mere whim, is | O WI'H APRIGUCs O iuny. UAAT W1 United States Consul General Bellows at are charming 18 a seif-evident fact, and | TOGCR DC chin. 1e 4 bow and jabot of th |\ " yowqest financiers and statesinen of admits of no dispute. Collars of the suf | ™% 1“- RN ity S SUPRI O NS WSS, | pu re. show that the Chinese indem sort are still worn and stocks that suggest | Ne Beavy lace on the del nity secur t the close of the Japan- @ & declded elongation of the normal throat | 'I' e Ry China gether with large national are still shown, but soft, pliat watera o """ rive losts the exploiting of many pub. ® tIen amOnE the more dressy nd even | V104 SeTOALE the open i y plentiful among th the simple colton shirtwaist has been | PATU of the design. The stack it la cooli assos. Thie induced | honored by the introduction of India olds while benea el ek ciif] PO A thods of 1Ving and fs fawn stocks and ties, the former belng only | SrOUS bow. The glint of the gold, caught | o g5 "0 oily r in the Iar waterial allow. With the memory of the | 4048 & Dit of brilliancy witbout being in th The af t of indemnity paid by China| cold spring I our winds and (he recol- | AN smErenive A stock that is w Kot | s tammerest emalty pald by Ciss ® lection that euch phenomena as we have | ©'AC R e A - rojected And many milllons weré diverted pasned through usuaily mcans intense heat | 404 K010 und is brilliant in the extreme. | Projeciod And mans millions wert G werted | SEST FOR BOWELS AND LIVER. When the mercury finally concludes to rise 1,"',_ s . Mhrpiggms o ttuben | carry t undertakings referred to. renrort e comtorimi thovani ‘et | QUUIBGA. wih. gold. while the tame Faceed Baporn. | THES IS toe,_ 4 need not swathe our throats after the mar e 1 Laia e i apes SO The n_of the Chinese trade mer of a bandage, unless we so will. The st . borry g o} Mg off "’ "‘N;”‘ Bl;‘”fl‘l“"": 25¢. time of the uncompromising edict has bl sl AP o Mo b i In 1800 the relation of . passed The shori-necked sisterbood are el e it % s "””:l“- U”? ":‘ N hmmwmslu to have their chance. The tall and the slen sl to siz an s be the only women held worthy of co o gl R o B cente reign capital, it is stated, | - B Bt S 20 eration. In mddition there is opy i el . v er the Japsnese market, al- | "'T'E.J"J‘ £% Yenr: gremter than any [ offered for the recovery of lovely throats 4 houg 1 by attering rates of in- 'I P'll'!fl'r (I ‘Women bave covered them out of sight, ex Senrfs Go with Jackets ! Living expenses have Increased | edee Loove peopie cluded them from all air, bound them so arfs, for wear with s, blouses SO L o] tightly that the muscles were denied free Btons, are a dn ha | WHIoh-CHuNes ke “Sokivity Ut . Shetiay "'; play until the white column without blem- A dainty effect is ned by e rial § ses to be | Bealts, 'L'fli}”ul e -1"- 1&- SASLINS AL starin ish or mar has become almost thing of lors cn a h n gr ™ more keer t ot 4 | the past. With fashion declaring for filmy tones a deey rd E T consul g ral closes his report by materials, that mean ventilation aud relief wi, asd ¥ tene_sicug, sbel|#erio losenees of the money mar- OM“QQOOC00%0@&@%@@Q%DOE%3000“&00.0‘.“00&&86&9@9@@. it 15 hoped an improvement will be brough: g o st itk ket, combined with the dullness of trade . about. It seems safe to predict that when ot 44 21 Antwat ud violent fuctuations of prices, is caus- : S —— = = N— - autumn shall ouce more usher in the time | their natura) \ . . ing much alarm among merchants, manu- £ : - . | vanced work. Soveral years ago the Valley osition in writing can be secured the cit! &t formal 6fesh, vitions B¢ white-throated | city, ant s o i focurers and ukers, end more twitres | EXTENDS HIGH SCROOL WORK | schoets nuc onts three teachers. s crort UMAH-\ T0 (,ET E\ER\ THING | cammin Teport to 4 muss meei- maidens will once more appear | sists of #ibbon, & trifie lets \n are imuinen B | was made to secure non-resident pupila and | ing to be called by the chuirman Sert, Simpls SNise Wiists. | wide, held by herring bone in —_ the tuitions c were sufficient to pay p—— CHAFFEE'S FAREWELL DINNER latik asid Siniated. with an additionul teacher. Now the school has | The shirt walst of cotton, lnen or wash |1yt ol SHENE - County Euperintendent Eodwell Discusses| 0w suficiently to warraut the hiring of J Premoters of Kansas Foutbern Will Ml K % O ol silk /s a simple garment and requires sim- | o0 oo g t nisters at Pekin Unite in Wishing the N & five teachers Hndqulmn and Fhops Here. temporarily ut ple accessorfes For business and sBOPPINE | 111 white 1 delicntc Americans Godapeed Upon e New Law. What has been done by an enterprising | A AT anyiMing like delicate neckwear Is hove- | combtnations might. ! Thelr Depnrture. — uperintendent at Valley will be accom- | d ‘of the ncademy. since 1N \ lessly out of place. The newest stocks are | ¢ Tanyth e plished in many small towns by the new Y ers retirex on ncee ¥ GiATRing AURATS, bete Savised Wil tuat| Somber, THE Jangth 1 te 3 PEKIN, April To—General Chatiee's | TUITION BARRIER 1S NOW REMOVED | iaw. The mumber of non-resident pupits | 1Y FAIL TO REDUCE OFFER TO WRITIKG | RSt T4'chioncd fikers dodk not” fact in view. One of the prettiest ls of worn either passed twice rt nner yesterday was also a sort will be greatly increa tn all high | may assume permanent command white India lewn, fine and sheer. The cen vyt nd" Siey pos farewell by the Americans 1o | #chools which are opened and the income - — S6¢ 1a tucked to' form .a.stock 40d is fin- | Xootied 18 four-in-hand fu 14 Marshal von Waldersee and | O%¢ Effect of Receatly Kmacted Law | of the schools will grow apace with the | “fuicrence Meld Between Citinen polia Carpenters Hesume. ished with embroidered (urn-overs, bul Fronte, b letely cover the w Is with their stafls were pres- Will Be to Strengthen Schoo attendance il e b T 06 Gy as mettied toBay lined only with the plain material S Sgies 6 biteVE Wit e as ull the ministers and their ed Income—Edu- | | 4 Refiread Throusn to, work elght hou day, ties are plain, with rounded ends, but are| ) Stgaa fiits anid v ries. The field marshal made a | cational Prosperity. 1JUUGE MUNGER'S BUSY DAY Eastern K 3 | beginning at 7 o'clock in the morning. and finiehed on thelr edges with a tiny band | yi' o ) Gt Abras Takioge tha the course of which he said it | #ile | Rour, with tine and & half Tor overtine snd of colored batiste, dotted with white, that | o0 iden exquisite model consist asion of comgratulation and sor- - | Unele Sum's Co Evens (p Some | double time for holiduys. The contracto fs made double and stitched on by some | \hit “(Niron yellow silk and bluck velvet | Fow—the first on the occasion of General| “Voters in Douglas county school dis- | 10 BEGELN P Sk ! presentatives of the Kansas Southern | agree to employ none but union me: miraculous machine that gives them & hem- | yypon“ The chifton fs lald in perpendicular | Chaflec’s birthday and the second owing to | tTicts which have no high schools will be | breakers raflzoad held & mosting with the COMMILIE | qummmeesneteierisbeseeni stitched effect. Tbose last cross ut the | i ung makes the center portion. The Americans’ departure. Every foreigner | 4lMmOSt unanimous in electiug to have their | i of Omaha citizens vesterday morniug and | back and are brought round to be knotted | Jii forms tho waistcoat and between itw | in le godspecd 10 General Chaffee | dIStricts uvall themselves of high school | Judge Munger yesterday fook up the |G1SCussed tbe plan of the construction of the | in four-in-hand style under the chit. A8 o woctions are bewiiching bows of nar- | and the brave men under him, for none had [Privileges In accordance with the provisions | thirty-nine indictments found by the lust | '04d from this city to Emporia, Kan. [t| H 1o foundation is worn beneath, they are far | (& 5 o™ TR PTG P ade themselves more generally popular. |Of the Dew free high school attendance | grand jury and put them through the fire; | WaS ubderstood (hat at the meeting | “:yc e from oppressive and rest carelessly against op or loops that fall in charming irregu- | For General Chaffee personally he felt ad- |1W.” E. J. Bodwell, superiniendent of 13- | gtage of legal red tape. Four of the cases | the raiiroad representatives would have a | the throat rather thun hold it in a vise. |y.\h MARY LAMB. |miration and esteem and all present must |Struction in Douglas county, remarked Yes- | were disposed of at one fell swoop, as the | WFitten proposition to submit, but they | 2.0 Another style is made entirely from bat | feel the same |terday. “There re five districts in the | defendants pleaded guilty, and were sen- | failed to produce it | cut_with narrow bands and held together Qives U e ibia it Orvam, | _sencr Cologan, the Spanish minister to|county which have schools,” bhe continued, | tenced. The remaining thirty-five are in | I0 conversation, however, between the epalrlng with herring bone of white. With these | yyop 1 Cordier of Mannington, Ky., | Chine, made similar remarks in behalf of | ‘that do more advanced work than that of- | various stages of immaturity. Fifteen ca- | COmmittee and the visitors it wae l'"'t'nwl‘ there ic a string tie of the materlal OF | ywrii 'l My g-year-old girl had a severe | the dipiomatic corps. dinarily carried on in the elghtb grade | piases were issued for suspects mot vet in | that in consideration of the issue of $500, | X none at all, a6 preferred. Stiffer sorts AT | cae of croup. The doctor said she could | A force of 1100 Germans and 1,000 French | “Omaha, South Omaha, Florence, Valles | custody. The cuses of those who pleaded | %00 bonds by the city of Omaha the com- |[| G00d Work by experienced bicycle still Ices severe than bias been their wont, | not jive and 1 gave her up to die. 1 went | troops will lcave here tomorrow to join the |abd Elkhorn all have high schools. Omaba | noy guilty to the true bills were set for | PADY Would, in naming the road, place the |[| Tepair men, ut reasonable prices. and if 1 may judge by my eve, are slightly | 1o the store and_got a boitie of Foleys | Pao Ting Fu expedition against Liew Kap [avd South Omaha schogfd Bave (Welve | pearing in the uear future and notices were | WOrd “Omauba’ first in the name; that it Call un telephone 1665 and we will Jers high. A decided noveity includes a|joney and Tar. The first dose gave ouick | Tine | srades. Vulley has twelve grades, but its | gent out to those under bond to report to | ¥ould locate in this city ite hvuduuru'r!} call for yous wheel, If you haves't small harness buckle, through which the | yejier and saved ber life & meeting of the ministers today the | teaching force is too limited o CAFFY oD 8 | the court ut onee {and general offices: that it principal (f 50 L T tle 1s passed in place of being bowed. In situation gvnerally and Field Marshal von |Much work. Eikhorn and Florence carry | Fred Folkman, Howard Gregg, John Olson | #hops would be built in this city, and that | ‘ g e i some ipstances the material is silk, in some Waldersee's report were considered, but|OD ten-grade schools. Lust year I exam- |and John Horniit were each given sixty | Omaha would be represented on the bourd EBgEL it is Ynen or cotton, but the form remains | §&*SToSTToeTToe~e """"“0 nolblie Asnits wia. .deoidsd '“';,(,“”m e |1ned 110 pupils who had finiehed work I gays ',I, th }:"u::f‘ ,,:| for ;(;?m: whisky to | 0f directors. Further than this it was sug- the sume. The stock itself is plain, the tie The Chinese court hus replied to the rec- | €l8ht grades and desired to enter more 8- | Indiwns. The names of a hundred or more | Eested that the bonds should not be de- | A Big Line of Tlre= for 1s broader at the back and narrower toward 'Fashlorsfor fl]e Season. asisudations. of b on the subject of | Vanced schools. Many of ihese were un- | hraves appeared in the indictments as hav- | /ivered to the company until the rosd was | the front when It is passed through the|§ e netii i is ekt i} that 1t is Impossible [sble to enter high schools because they |jng accepted their hospitality, of which the | 1B operation and the shops bullt and | $5, $6 and $7 Pair., buckle. Some exceedingly serviceable ones | @eeseeseesesseesssosescsesed |10 he emperor to return to Pekin until | could Dot afford to pay tuition following are samples: “Homely Man's | €quipped | are of taff all in one color; others are Hints by Mary Lamb, he ¢ try's gUOsts ,,a\. | Barred by Tuition. Dog, Floa oft. Fly-up-the-Creek,” | The representatives of the road scemed to | of soft Persian silk, and simpler ones ure | | “Thirty children desired (o enter the Val- | “Horse Cutlet,” ‘Huil-Siones-in-His-Ear,” | be Willing to accept the suggestion and it | maha iC C of madras or cheviot, or combine the new |ley schooi alone, bui many of these were | “Sloppy Wenther and “Stick-in-the-Mud.” |18 believed that when their written prope- | 0 h B y I C mercerized cotton pongee with whit An FRIARS ARE NDT T0 REtURN | prevented from doing so on account of the | The judge maintained his dignity through- | Sitlon 15 submitted they will be willing u-! e 0" exceedingly good model has u stock of white {tuition. When free tuition is offered in | out the list accept $250,000 instead of the §500,000 de- | Cor. 16th and Chicago Streets. with tie of pongee, while another combines | high schools of Douglae county 1 believe | Beuch warrants were issued for the arrost \mm'f!"d this time. As soon as a prop- the same tock with tie of blue or other . that more than 100 pupils will be added im- | of 1wo men indicted for perjury in connec- | colored linen of flue quality, with these the poses of Question. mediately to tbe enrollment of such schoois. | tion with homestead entries. ! turn-overs match the ties. When the i e | “The boards of education in high schoc " buckle is not used the bow is u tiny one CEBU. Island of Cebu, P. L, April 10— | iovrsots may refuse o open their schools Kimball Piano Qulllt el e e dudee Taft. president of the Pailippine | OUUricte mey refuse 1o open theiz schools | QT COUNTERS FORM A TRUST | y cludes the four-in-hand in place of the mumission, says that Mr. Chapelle, the | jieve pat all the schools in this county wiii | . r Medical| Quallty In a plano is absolutely es. string tie. An exceedingly smart model iu apal delegais to the Philipp “nds. | pe opened. The Omaha High school will | et Thel | sential, for a poor piano it not a piauo cludes both white and natural colored pou old him the friars were no irD 10 | huve additional room by that time and will 4 lat it a4 dditiay &ee in the stock, and is worn with the four- the provinces und that only a suflicient | ,pongp)y he prepared to accommodate addi- { 85 116 ey 064 SRInIine. piane:1f in-hand of either, as preferred. The froni | number of them was now in Munila 10 et | yiong) pupils 5 * o) you will, but it is not a musieal one— portion of the stock is white and is met by as instructors in the colleges. This dis- | A} ‘yohools which are permitted to re- | A SFOUP of voung !:"‘"- ’:“’“““i o" “1and what is the good of a piano if it is the pongee at either side, a few inches poses of the troublesome friar question. | ejve pon.resident puplls must come up |SITéCL corner were 1alking mbout the dot-| ¢ pygionl7—The Kimball seems to from the center, the latter turning back in | Cebu i the first island to be visited bY | 1o the gtandard established by the state | CCUBLILE contest in The Bee = s0ST Hettar ebiny Eak ¥ ; the commission upon which the insurrec- . : “If T've won that plano,” said onme of | ETOW better every day—The touch, tone points wnd being beld by tiny pear] butions. th ¥ superintendent Under the law pupt " colles Xt tel and finish of these instrument e 8l Still & simpler example is of white linen | thon i still wctive. It is unsafe to leave |y lF0 NN (00 Tocated nearest to | hem: “1 can attend college next term, aud | 4D 1 & are sim- with heavy white cluny in motifs, the | ';‘ city of Cebu without an armed escort. | ., oiv pome district In interpreting the | f Z haven't 1 can't | ply perfect—If you are difficult to please “i‘ij}l)\i foundation being cut away beneath the lace, The delegates from the towns of the island | 514 free Ligh school law authorities held | ~Remember I've got a quarter interest in | ahout a pinno—see and hear the Kim- and {s worn without a tie of any sort. When who are now here are anxious for the e8| ypay pupils must attend the nearest school |1t #ald another | ball=With all their goodness they are Iaundered these Tast are starched sufficiently J tablishment of a provincial government, | ny) ‘they had finished it course and that | From the conversation that followed it| 14 m a fair price and on ensy terms o g vy which they belleve would assist in endidg | they could then go t0 another school which | Wes learned that four medical coliege stu- | i35 (d o P R | the insurrection in Cebu. 10“,,5 raore ndvanced work. This inter- | dents bad remained up all of Sunday night | 940 & | | pretation wouid make it posgible for pupils |10 order to get a paper damp from the For the Rumchunda wuists the silks i Mra. Nntion is Too Busy. | o complate wark 1n the ten-grade ssbools | press and file their count early. Selring themeelves are made Wit narrow four-iu- | TOPEKA, Kan. April 16.—Mrs. € | h A " to Medicine Lodge Fri | and then come to Omaba or South Omaha |the first copy that found its way into the A HOSPE GUEN S, , OWr Smple ik wuis o | institute of the Women's | and take adaitional work alley, they had cut out the square of dots o " worn with silk stocks made as already \e union. of which sh ‘Seventy-five cents & woek s (h and divided it among them into four described or with those of white linen | 3794 Eten Jacke! Mrs. Nation will stay Seventy-five ohats & Week is the max- |4 At n 1“ $4ws of Mool batiite. This Jast materisl 321042 in. bust. threc duye. She will |imum tuition which & district may re- | “takes Atter ench bad counted bis | Music and Art. 1513-1515 nW‘ll is & favorite and takes & multitude' of 3 20 Piy. Taiient. Ao Ra Tile 16,00 x| eIvs (of 4o%% Hupy. ls Chs Oumale High | quarter the four totfls wane eddmd fo Sotens. These simpler ones, for morning Woman's BEton jacket No. i To - it “” new “."”‘ that it is almost im- | School the tuition is $30 per year, or about ‘Kl‘(hflr and the result was submitied l(“ wear, afe tucked and lined with the mwa- | be made \llH}) or without the ollar an r her 1o ntte to the affairs cf [ $7.50 more than the districts from which | the irculating department. being among | terlal only and finished with ties or four. | i, Ti¢, Fion is unquestionably il R araratioe URion. | Monrdsidant puplls coms 047 Pay upder the |the fret 1o, The stuoels Bad previously | Bl”“fll Ice Cream— in-hands. The latter, or simple sallor's|IiCket of the season. Riquaes and sbort Honsy Minel Badiy Besistl. law. Such & difference must be pald by |agreed to divide any reward they might re- A4 ‘gppears in many materials, but, 10 be | 41y quite attains. The jaunty little model | brciidsnt of the Slegel-Cooper company w Have Good Bfect. The guesses are pouring n‘\ at o rapid | 8 ik . ¥ iany quite correct, must be very marrow with | ot e T O ares, and e e Mtumbled. and rolled on | “The effect of the law will be to|rate. There is still time to win a prize, as | people wWho purchase it show they are poisted ends or five or six inches wide and | .oy either be made with the vest and Kai- | MT. Siegel's left | tearing n' Hx.mmv 4;1rrn(vrrn schools which have suvh a lm- | every mrn-uv;’:‘:?« :mnl’n-n] ”"nhn“‘\l””: H“ pleased, which is very evident they ure . | coat style, as preferred. The original is|several weeks hire epough teachers to carry om ad- 3 Prrulu; effects wppear in every possible | o0 hroadcloth in o pastel shade of castor, | | and then, we put it up in one of those form. 0 be absolutely up-to-date some ot Sl g o e . 5 e barrels, icl <o . H s i "wps-tae” e ’:‘5:‘,‘”;,‘“ Y;M_‘m“::; e, clored with s HTforea st s little lun s, \\lm‘h wakes it 5o handy wtat be {ound 1n evers whrdrewe. Toe | Mitons, the collav wiite overlaid wiih o The Logan Monument ool i 10 chm M 1t heeos 000 Tir e nnrr d-hu;;v stooks ‘lxlul collars aflord | qume hut the same design is suited to all # Three eclegunt flavors—in a quart roll ample opportunity us well as variety. Some ¢ Wedl sl Musn a8 1 : 0 o . entirely mew and exceediugly churming | foLTE :::h\r l:!l'l“-‘ 1“‘\'35 . and . . - o . — X s costs but 40c—pints 20c—and It's made stocks that are suited to more elaborate | pre FEAN BOOP 0 i T ue Jt 1t [ enould the tablets upon & public monw “uuva»r bilities erowid J"\:‘h“: \“"'““,r and '\hn.v nator Thurmen was not in the | of pure cream. If you've never tried a walsts and gowns take the form of u deep | hony do sole with the ves: of embroiders | MCL be historically accurate _ space. In the firet plac thur was Dot senate when General Logan was sworn in| "o T - turp-over collar that opens at the front. | by comt for | o4 iy This is @ question discussed by artists vice president until March 4. 1881, whereas for his second term. We knew all this, but | 4 The under portion is plain, bui the outer "'__: “'“' piph ;" A8 castor, pastel, tan or| ,nq jay critics since the discovery that Logau was sworn In by Vice President disregarded it because we wanied those csmliets of speclally made’ ecru 1ace that f . h:u.. .wh ‘i: u‘ ‘4:‘ “; 3 nd A““--" " one of the bronze tablets on the Logan W hvrw]n in 9, two years \n:fnu Neither panels to portray the most prominent men | L terminates in tiny points at the lower edge. | 1. bagivion or o o o ey OF W | monument recently uaveiled at Washing- could Messrs. Conkling und Evarts have been in the bistory of the country who were in | Through this narrow Persian ribbon is 1un | yiu “luce. ana becomes ””-.'mlg _,’.“ ton is a bit of fiction, The tablet por- present on the occaslon, especially in such the sehate during the sixteen years that | w. s. Baldun i PerDOBdICulAT trips that leave Iusertion | e ey, i DOCOMeS & 0Nt MMISACLONY | (ryys General Logan i y!m at of l.:..l\‘mk :mn»:.hnmnu proximity, for Mr .E\nrl'p var my llm:mml(\\:p u senator. It would bave | I of equal width lace between, At the cen- | o . ' |the oath as senator of the Un States. not then a senator, an des, he and been absurd to reproduce, literally, the | ter, ol it closes, are two rows of n::_\ m{.:":‘,,"“,;,”]”"“f‘ Joss pind ubsolutelv | oy president Arthur is represented In Mr. Conkling were not or King terms. group at the vice president’s desk when | 1820 Farnem St S8 uttens 08nE Sk Tihuen & lecot ‘m“ 80T L ane - ‘: :v‘ mv{ the act of administering the oath. In the Again, Mr. Cullom Wa# DOt & senator General Logan took the oath of office. || L then bowed. Still another combines batiste | under-arm ores that cre iy 2e00® O | currounding group are the figures of Sen- citker. being at that time governor of want to say. too, that the commission ap- | with Persian silk and shows the transparent | b1 o producing e § 3 1‘:;.”;;‘- ators Morton, Thurman, Voorhees, Cullom, Illinois. Oliver P. Morton hud been dend pointed by congress to have charge of the | material overlaid with tiny disgonal bands | row vest 15 Jolned 1o the tronts ut the da W' | Miller und Evarte, Congressman Landis two or three years ’rju tablet we are erection of the statue decided that the i l 858 falshed With & tie of navrew ribbon. | pd the collAT s attached to the neck and | °f, 00IA0R chlled Gttemtion io ihe feRer Giscussing has ardly & shred of reality mouey appropristed by congress should b» | Drgxel's .$3,50 SMII w— \ More elaborate designs are 1o be found by | hack and sides. farive s 1 por o “L0 | curacy of the roup, sayiug iu 4B iter- o warrant it. Of the Whole pumber pic- applied 1o the base and to the figures of the score. Some excoedingly eflective plain | frant. - The stoever ae tnpremiie® 1| view tured there as witnessing the formality of man und horse. It was agreed that the| We want you to take & look at our | stocks consist of bands of Persian silk DOt | fare becomingly ver ine. by #| "“Itis @ fine tablet, but the scene it por- Logan's admission (0 the United States sen- other funds given toward the statue should | ast window {omorTow—it fe u { over three-cighths of an inch n width held | "o cut this fucke! for i woman of mediuy | F4Y¥ 1§ entirely fictitious. Mr. Artbur was te only three or four could by any chance be used for the making of the panels and bl s kb = i (e bl together by herring bone in gold thread. | yiue 28, yards of material luches wide. | Slected vice dent 1n 1880, taking his huve been present. Mr. ATthur was @ pri- other decoration of the pedestal. This | -V 7 _#iyie is vepro- Others aguin are of white silk with Per- | 5 yaras 5o inches Wide, 1% vards 15 fmbrs | *08! &5 such March 4, 1851, General Logan vate citizen in New York; Mr. Cullom was oiher money was contributed by the Army | S*Dted—the high and low cut—patent ‘ ) slan turn-overs, and still others are made | yige o 1% yards 50 Inchoes wide wi by | V48 then a senator, having taken his seat governor of Iilinois; Mr. Oliver P. Moriou of the Tennessce, the Grand Army and by | lenther—patent vicl kid—box calf and entirely of Persian silk, but those last | required, with % yard In aby width for|i® 157% When, of course, he was sworn in was dead; Mr. Bvarts was secretary of private contribution. George M. Pullman, | Russia—wide extension soles—we have must_ be of the quieter fade colors, 10 use | vk o collor aciams by Mr. Wheeler of New York. belug then state. The others may have been there Captain Georse E. Lemon and Genersi | overy size und every width in evers the apt French term, (0 give & B00d efect. | e to 1o L rut tn sizes for a vice president. Unless Logan, for some eagerly watching the scene, but we doubl Russell A. Alger oach gave 31000, and hun- | oo “8€ TN @viey wid g Bits ot brighter tones are very well, al- | 5, 50 '3 40 and 42 1nch bust mensare mysterious reason, took the oath a second it. Certainly, Mr. Allen G. Thurman was dreds of people gave smaller amounts. 1] *1¥1€ : 0 Window-—-ours | though, even !n small quantities, these | time Arthur could not bave administered a confirmed invalld at the time, and, in gave $1,000 myself, which 1 had earned with | 'S 1he lurgest line of §8.00 shoes ev duller ones are better, but In quantity they o — -G it to him fact, retired soon afterward my pen. The people who gave this extra | Seen ln Omaha—a regular Drexel value become garish and ageressive of the accommomatiun o . Bee's — —r money left entirely to my judgment the | in every pair—we g p @ 0 ",:‘, 4 w"‘.” e Yt roaders these patterns, which usually retall [ “The incopgruitics Go vot stop here Mrs. John A. Logan replies to the critics cholce of the men who should be rapy:. | :,lm‘l\'r‘:‘ "v:_"' ‘::]r“l::f:"ff*“ ‘f:"r whioe | at from 2 to 30 cents, will be furnished | comments the Washington Fost. “The of the tublet by stating that the §roup was sented om the panels.” The commission ap Ll ¥ back it you | Lace of all sorts has unquestioned vogue, | ar » nominal price, 10 cents, which covers | group iu question includes the figures of chosen because it typified the men who pointed by congress to have charge of the | © B¢ It I . but sueh heavier varicties as cluny and | all expense. lu order 1o get any pattern [ Senator Cullom of Illinos, William M. were General Logan's contemporaries iu erection of the Logan statue tonsisied o I \ gulpure are fhe favorites. Some of the | enclose 10 conis, give Dumber and wame | Evaris of New York, Oliver P. Morton and the semate. “No one supposes.” says Mrs Dapiel 8. Lamont. General Oreen D Raum D l Sh C lovelieai, most tempting siocks sbown | of peitern wanted and bust measure. Al- | Dunicl W. Voorhees of Indians, John F. Logun, “that it was Dot known to the nd Serator Roger Q. Mills, chairman of (he rexe oe Lo., combine the material with batiste or con- | low abou. ten duys from date of your letter | Miller of Culifornis and Allen G Thurman sculptor, the statue commission and my- eommittee on the lbrary. Senator Mille wist of it alone. A rarely beautiful com- | before beginning to look for the patters. |of Ohlo, all described as looking on at self that Viee President Arthur 4id mo' was opposed to the gemeral principle of Sent Free for the Asking [ bioation is the natural linen with white, or | Address Patters Department, Omabs Bes, | Arthur swearing in Logan. It s dificult administer the oath 1o General Logau as a erecting statues. and deputed Benstor Yor. r"“.“" Shee Sewse white With ecru or Arabian colored lace | Omaba, Neb. o lwagine & larger collection of bistorical sepator; that mator Morten was dead bees to act in bis place, AN VRN s \ ’ '