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New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

night l went into the povcrty-Strickcn little room
with the doctor and found there al that makes Tor
human suffering bare room with single cot ON
which a man hay breathing his last, fact evident
even TO my unpractised eyes. On char near IT
sat an Irishwo1nan with a baby IN her lap. while
three other children lay asleep ON the unearpeted
floor The only light in the room came IN gray and
cold through a narrow window beside which the bed
had been pushed.
It's glad am YOU We come, doctor, the woman
said softly =" msdolbt Mikes pretty sick. He's
been sin good biz here lately.
The doctor bent over the patient, tct his pulse
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12

II. Kendall; 1880 a. M, message Of the
president, Mrs Sarah 8. Plat Decker; II
chairman, Miss Georgia A. Bacon, Massa-
chusetts; address, state Institutions and
Their Relation to the Merit SYSTEM" dis
enssio1' e afternoon, : o'clock the ArmoTy
A, bureau of information conference; p.
M. room b. civil service reform confer
ence. Evening, o'clock, the Armory' Mrs
Decker presiding; reports of state presi-
dents; reports of federation committees OF
unfederated states.
Friday, June Informing, $3.50 o'clock, the
Armory; reading of the minutes; reports
Of committees membership, Miss louisa
b. Poppenheim, chairman; badge, Mrs.
Alice NJ. Johnson, chairman; council, Mrs.
Charles B. Yardley, chairman; press, Mrs.
May Alden Ward chairman; printing, Mrs
John ID, Shermon chairman; biennial, Mrs.
Philip N. Moore, chairman; transportation,
Mrs. h. l.. Buchwalter, chairman; 1915
a. M, discussion of The presidents mes
sage; II M, report of committee on re-
vision OF bylaws, Mrs. John ID. Sherman.
chairman. Afternoon. to g., reception in
private houses to which all speakers of
hcers and directors of the General Fedora
ton, delegates, alternates and nonresident
and local club members are invited. Even
ing, o'clock, the Armoryi Our oppor-
tunities," Mrs. Ward presiding; settlement
work, Miss Jane Adams; the Consumers
league, Mrs. Harriet NJ. Van der Vaart ;
National Municipal league, Mr. Clinton
Rogers Woodruff; the press. Miss Helen
NJ. Winslow; American Civic associa tion
49,; juvenile court, Judge Ben b. Lindsey
national labor committee. Mr.. Samuel Nc
Cune Lindsey; international Sunshine So
ciety. Mrs. Cynthia Westoyer Alden.
Saturday June Morning. $3.50 o'clock
the Armoryi reading OF minutes; 10 a. M.
library extension session: report of chair
man, Mrs. Charles s. Morris, Wisconsin;
address, What We Should Demand OF
the Novel;" Rev. Florence Buck, KenOsha
report OF chairman. Miss Kate c. Nc
Knight Pennsylvania; address, Municipal
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12

over a pulley on each of the walls of the
section, and at the ends of these cables
the berths are raised by separate
mechanisms, but the large fiat wheels, for
there are two of them, below the berth
pocket. work on the same shaft When
the berths are raised to the required height
they lock on the vertical walls, and there
is no chance of their sliding down.
The lower berth. like the upper one, is
not sort Of couch, but a regular venti-
lated spring mattress affair, for in this car
chairs are chairs and beds are beds. and
though the internal arrangements OF the
car may so TO speak, turn day into night
or night into day, there is no effort made
TO compel a patron to sleep on what was
once seat, or to sit on what was once
part OF bed. When both berths are in
place, the chairs belonging to the section
are put into the berth pocket, and any
hand baggage belonging to the passengers
can be stored there also. A flap which
covers the space between the bottom of
the lower berth and the car floor prevents
things required in the car from falling
into this space.
There are several advantages claimed
for this form of sleeping car construction
by those interested. and there is, OF course
light This is true, because. there being
no upper berth shut up on a slant all day,
the windows are constructed so as to
reach the highest level, and are so arranged
that at night there is always the upper
part Of the window which can be opened
or closed, cleared or shaded at will by the
occupant of the upper berth. There is thus
more ventilation and a greater volume Of
free air in this car all the time than is
found I'm other sleepers. In the day, when
the beds are down out of sight below the
closed up floor a current of pure outside
air is allowed to get at the beds all the
time. It passes through dustproof screens
and the beds get an all day airing. and at
night are sweet and clean, and moreover
they are made up and ready for use the
moment they are wanted.
This company has as yet not become
victim to the idea that an upper berth set
in place at night is a thing to be insisted
upon at all times. If a passenger pays
for one section. he can have the upper
berth pulled up to the level of a lower, and
have the space above him clear. In any
event there Is a greater distance between
upper and lower berths in this car than
usually exists I'm ordinary sleepers.
This car would be very convenient for
an invalid. simply because the berth upon
which he may desire 10 lie can be placed
on the floor level or at any desired height,
and either raised or lowered after he is in
bed. The lifting mechanism contains a
locking device which operates when the
porter withdraws his wrench. This lock
secures the berth at any desired height.
When in the regular position the berth also
locks against tho walls Of the section
Railway Locomotive and Engineering.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
The Omaha
Meat Saving Section
WOMAN m CLUB AND CHARITY.

n Following is the official program for the
eighth biennial convention of the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs, which Will
be held at st. Paul, MINI, May 80 to
June z:
Wednesday. May 3O-MornIng. 10 o'clock,
Hotel Ryan; meeting OF board of directors
sAtternoon, O'Clock, senate room of old
capitol; meeting Of the council; topics for
discussion; revision of the bylaws; new
business. Evening, o'clock, the Armory;
tlon, Miss Margaret J. Evans, dean of the
Womans department. Carlton college.
Northheld. MINI; music; addresses of well
come, Hon. John A. Johnson governor Of
minnesota; Hon. Robert A. Smith. mayor
Of St. Paul; Mr.. Philip ]. Herzog, president
. Of the Commercial club, st. Paul; Mrs. J..
+. w. Edgerton, president Fourth district
Minnesota federation; Mrs j. l. WASH
burn, president Minnesota federation; re-
sponse, Mrs. Sarah s. Plat Decker, presi-
dent General Federation; addresses. Dr. Cy-
rus Northrup, president Minnesota State
university; RI. Rev. John Ireland, arch
bishop, St Paul; singing America"
Thursday, May a-Morning $50 o'clock.
the Armory; fraternal greetings; honorary
members greetings; reports of foreign
clubs; reports OF Alaskan clubs; reports
Df committees; credentiRl, Mrs. George C.
Guernsey. chairman rules and regulations,
Mrs. George g Avery, chairman; program,
Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles. chairman; re-
bort OF local biennial board. Mrs. Russell
fectors. Mrs. John ID. Sherman, secretary
'eport OF officers OF the general fedora
don. recording secretary, Mrs. John ID.
thermani corresponding secretary, Miss
louisa B, Poppenhelm; treasurer, Mrs
Percy V. Pennybacker; auditor, DR.. Sarah
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12

]. w. Grifith second vice president, Mrs.
A. w. Bowman; secretary, Mrs. William
Grigor; treasurer. Mrs. Irving BaxterG
chairman of membership committee, Mrs.
Charles johannes. There were about thirty
members present. The greater part OF the
morning was devoted to a discussion of the
constitution. II was decided to limit the
membership to seventy-five, with the priv
ilege of extending the limit. An annual
due of 50 will be- charged. The society
will hold it's first regular meeting the
morning of the first Thursday of october
and will take up the study of later Italian
art.
The local Women's Christian Temperance
union has engaged Mrs Simmons of Hi
nois, one of the national workers, for an
address to be given Thursday afternoon
May II, at 2:S0 o'clock in the parlors OF
the Second Presbyterian church, Twenty
fourth and Nicholas streets. The unions
of South Omaha and Council Bluffs are in
vited TO attend. The regular monthly bust
ness meeting OF the union was held
Wednesday afternoon, and. among other
business transacted, S24 was ordered paid
TO the prohibition party work in Nebraska
as this years pledge.
Publish your wants on the want ad page
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
NEW FORM OF SLEEPING CAT
IonE-FeIt want Likely to he Sup
pIIed-DetaiIs of the New
style.

The travelling public have become ac-
customed to call all sleeping cars Pull
man. but things will eventually change in
this direction IL the American Palace Car
company's style of sleeper makes the
progress which It seems likely to do.
The new car is practically chair car
in the daytime, having movable seats
ranged along both sides As one steps into
the car it has nothing about It to indicate
that It can be used as a sleeper
The secret Of this pleasant daytime APP
pearance OF the car is the fact that all
the beds and bedding are out OF sight
beneath the floor. When it Is necessary
TO make up the section, one or two beds
can be made ready as required. The first
operation Is 10 move the chairs temporarily
out OF the way. When the porter lifts
up a portion of the floor which is found
to be hinged below the carpet, and this,
when placed vertically and bolted there,
makes one of the upright walls of the
section: a similar AREA" lying immedi-
ately below the first is raised up like a
trap door and makes the second wall Of
the section.
The raising up Of these "foor areas"
which makes them become partitions, re-
veals the presence of box or we'll below
the floor. called by the builders a steel
lined berth pocket. in which the beds and
bedding are securely packed. The berths
are raised by q very ingenious mechanism,
the work being done by a porter. who
applies a long crank handle socket wrench
to the square" at the top OF a vertical
rotating shaft At the bottom OF this
shaft Is a sprOcket wheel and chain very
similar 10 that used on a bicycle.
The rita fiuu Of The Eprorkef turns a
large ha1 wheel below the hDor Of the
berth pocksi ana round this Wheel wire
cables are wuund which aIs carried Up
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12

row Evans, Wisconsin; address. 1.-THE Power
of Initiative in Home-making," Mrs Vir-
ginia c. Meredith, Indiana; exhibit; II a.
Mrs. Walter McNab Miller, Missouri; ad-
dress. The Necessity of State Food Laws, "
Hon. II. c. Adams; address, How Can the
Consumer Aid the Pure Food Oficial?''
Prof. J. H. Shepard address, THE Fight
for Federal Pure Food Legislation" SEN
ator w. B. Hepburn; exhibit; afternoon,
3 o'clock, conferences, the armory, second
floor: p. m, room A, household economics
conference; p m, room b, pure food con-
ETen1 @ r4 fS art
evening, Mrs Decker presiding; East, West
Hame's Best" Miss Carolina NJ. Beaumont,
TeXas: Mrs w Walter Stokes irons Rbods
Island; Mrs. William Douglas Turner, Cal
ifornia; report of committee on resolutions,
Mrs. Charles +. Stoutenborough, chairman;
introduction of new officers; adjournment.
Concerning the biennial Mrs. Sarah
Plat Decker says:
Several letters have asked this question:
"Will there be room at st. Paul FOR the
Every day and every hour" is the reply.
The great Auditorium will seat nearly 1000;
probably 1850 seats will accommodate dele
gates and alternates, estimating from past
piennials, leaving much space for others.
All are welcome, because every club woman
either has been or we hope viii In the fu-
location in the armory, the galleries be-
ing especially desirable Many inquiries
have been made regarding the proportion
set forth in the newspapers of the Society
Of American Women in London-a place
of training for women similar to the Rhodes
scholarships for college men. 1t is ex-
pected that Mrs. Webster Glynes, formerly
Mrs. Ella Dietz Clymer. the chairman OF
the original advisory board. which had in
charge the organization OF toe general fed
GRAFTON, will be present and speak upon
this interesting suggestion or our English
members. Mrs. Glynes is we'll known and
much beloved and will be welcomed with
ipeasure.
The permanent organization OF the So
ciety OF Fine Arts was effected at meet
ing held Thursday morning IN ne audience
room of the public library, TIE following
women being elected officers. Advisory
chairman, Mrs. II. w, Pennock; president,
Mrs A. W. jeneris; vice pres dent Mrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
Stylish Corsefs

Upon the At of the corset the set of
the gown depends. Every corset model
or every make is not suitable 20 your
figure, that's the reason we carry n
complete line in all the best known
brands. Not only can you find a style
just to suit, but our expert filter will
guarantee a perfect adjustment.
Kabo. Royal Worcester r. & G.. Warner s,
Thomsoh's Glove Fitting and many
other popular makes, a.
dl eo.uu uOWu NOs.sssss y =
la Marguerite Corsets in full line of mod
els and choice fabrics, at $40 "a
down 10 .....................-.... ~
r. q G. POWDER BOOK FREE TO
EVERY CUSTOMER SATURDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
BIG SHOE SALE SATURDAY

Mems $500 White Canvass OK En
fords and lace shoes. Lou
Women's $500 and $3.50 Gun metal and
patent kid or colt Gibson ties, best quail
fly silk ribbon laces. "a
|o.OV
Misses and Childs vic kid patent colt
Oxfords. Gibson ties and strap sandals.
also Goodyear welt patent colt 3-button
Oxfords. $500. $50, S.25 O9C
anu...s.. .-.-s..ss....-.
CROSSETT'S vici kid and patent colt
Oxfords. tramp and chisel toe y EO
lasts, $3.50 and. .....,,....,.........@' OO
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
Big Grocery, Butler, Cracker Fresh Fruit
Vegetable, Cheese and Candy Sale.

CANDY. CANDY. CANDY.
All regular 4Oc candies for this sale
only, per pound .......... .............. 2Oc
All regular 15c and zoe candles for
this sale-only, per pound ............. .1Oc
PINEAPPLES. P1NEAPPLES.
Fancy large ripe pineapples, each ......1 TIC
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRESH
FRUITS
punches home grown Radishes ......,.... 80
punches home grown Onions. ............. &c
punches home grown Lettuce. ........... &c
punches home grown Asparagus. ...... .10c
Large Cucumbers, Northumberland. SO
punches Pie Plant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Fresh Wax or String Beans, per ID. .10c
Fresh Spinach, per peck. ................ .l0c
punches fresh Parsley, ................... SC
Fancy ripe Tomatoes, per lb..............l0c
Large, juicy Lemons per dozen. .12c
2 measures fresh roasted Peanuts......... SO
Tomato Plants, per dozen................ nc
Choice Pansies, per dozen. .................2 5c
See our big display OF all kinds Of plants
for the garden, from &c EACH.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
n-lbs. best pure cane graduated

n-lbs. best pure cane graduated
sugar for ......... .......... ............ 81 90
i0-lbs. best graduated cornmeal........12 c
5-lb. pals pure FRUIT jelly ................ 15c
Bromangelon or Jello. pkg. .......,..,....717c
Choice Japan rice, lb.............,..........6c
lib. cans assorted soups .......... .,.5c
LIB. package macaroni. ..........,......S SIC
10 bars best brands laundry soap ......&5c
2-lb. pkg pancake -four ......................5c
lib. pkg. condensed mincemeat ........5 &c
l-dozen boxes best parlor matches ....l21sc
Fancy assorted cookies, worth l5c
per pound. this sale ........., ..........10c
The best soda crackers, 10. ..............6c
Swedish Health Bread. lb..............71zc
BUTTER AND CHEESE PRICES
Fancy separator creamery butter-very
fresh equal to any pkg. butter
this sale, per pound ......... 49,. &c
per pound ........ .......... ...........12hc
Fancy Wisconsin cream cheese, h. ..121hc
Fancy Wisconsin brick cheese, Id ..12ikc
Fancy hamburger cheese, ID ......,....l2i5c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
House Furnishing
Department

ANOTHER CAR OF GRANITE
WARE JUST RECEIVED and will be
placed on sale Saturday at unmatched
low prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
Pale, Thin,
Nerpous?

Then your blood must be in very
bad condition. You certainly know
what to take, then why not take it?-
Ayers Sarsaparilla. If you doubt,
then consult your doctor. We know
what he will say about this grand old
family medicine Sold for 90 years.
We h1De no secrets! We publish
the formulas of all our medicines.
- :.
xeoR-E@ ths haH AIER's Pills RsS SaSapatoa
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12

women's, Misses and Child's $50 and 81 90
Dongola lace shoes, Zno
Little Gents and Youths S1.50 no.
satin lace shoes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Childs 6ec kid and patent vamp 400
lace shoes, wedge heels. ............ &OS
% styles of the GROVER soft shoes for
TENDER FEET carried in stock. The
easiest shoe, oxford or slippers ever put
on a woman's foot.
Are they easy? Ask the womanlll
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12

Mems $3.50 Tan Russia Butcher Shoes
Goodyear welts. from a large wholesale
shoe house. Saturday, Of
while they last. ..,.....,.............-
womens $3.50 Hand Turned Gibson Ties,
Ia inch wide, pure silk ribbon ties, In
vici-kid or patent 60
COLT. '.'''s'ss.''ss's..
women's $500 Butcher Oxfords, En
Wei kid. large ribbon eyelet...... A'OO
women's $3.50. 500 and $50 white 4 ~
canvas Gibson Ties, $780, $3.50 and. A'AO
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12

GREAT GAIrZE VESTs-specials e.
at 25c. 19c. 15c, 10c and ..........,... u
LADIES' GOWNS-in unmatchable variety
OF styles. made extra long and full, worth
double Saturdays price, DC
LADIES' CORSET COVERS AND DRAW
ERS-Iace insertion and embroidery
trimmed-great bargain, at lEC
oSC ana sss...s...
LADIES' FRENCH CHEMISE--in very
finest msterisl-worth regularly UP to
two dollars-in one lot Saturday, OQc
choice ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOS
LADIES UNION SUITS-Low neck and
sleeveless or high neck and long sleeves
az sFeG and par r', at 25c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12

muslins this season.
LADIES sKIRTS-Worth up to tl5.OO-the
finest and most beautifully designed gar
ments shown IN Omaha, in 3 lots a IN
Saturday at s5.9s A.9S and ...... OsOO
LADIES' sKIRTs-worth &3Oo-hounces OF
several rows Of lace and Insertion or
deep embroideries-sale E0
prlCo s..ss.s..... ....s...s........s... 49,
LADIES LACE AND EMBROIDERY
TRIMMED SKTRTS-in great assortment
worth double-our sale prices ZSC
CSC ana ............................ ~
LADIES VESTS AND PANTS-Long
sleeved vests, knee length, lace trimmed
Rsn sSs at per garment 1oC
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12

Publish your wants on the want ad page
page Of The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
Special Sale of Men,:
Has

All our $3.50 Champion and Hayden Bros
Special Hats-choice 90
Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. RA
Mems Caps worth TO EOc
~ 's''''s..''s .ss..''s.ss. -
SUIT CASES-An immense line of slightly
shopworn cases will go Saturday at
JUST HALE PRICE
Ladies' and chlldren's Caps worth DC
up to 65c at S5c and. .NOS
TRUNKS AT ABOUT HALF-About 25
floor samples, regular $3.50, SO and 81
values, Saturday $3.50, $3.50 r IN
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wv
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
Special Sale of Mems Furnishings

: specials at prices which mean a great
MEMS BALBR1GGAN UNDERWEAR
In plain and fancy colOrs, drawers have
French band and double seat and are
worth up to 81 Oo-choice Saturday DC
per garment. iqc, 89c and ......... SC~
gm MEMS SHIRTS 5Oc-The greatest
bargain Cf the season. all new. clean,
perfect stock made Of fine madras. ging-
hams and percales, collars and Rnr
cuffs attached or detached, choice. wv
SOFT SHIRTS for men and boys, with
rnohair bosoms, collars and Gums or with
out collars in whites, tans or fan S0C
cies, great values, at .................COS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
Hosiery
Dept, Specials

Dept, Specials
Ladies sc Lace
II ose in black.
white and fan c y
colors-sat- 25C
urday..........SO
Misses &c fine ribbed
and drop stitch hose.
special Sat rOr
urday, pair $3.50
Infants Lace Hose, in
blacks or white, re-
markable f0r
value at........ wv
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
Compare These UndermusIin Values

confident of results The tremendous stock
muslin
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12

MEMS COMBINATION SUITS-The best
assorted stock in Omaha. all the most
popular makes in plain aud fancy colors,
ranging in price from $500 R1
MEMS SHIRTS-In all the newest pat
terms and materials. every style CT
imaginable. at 81, $50 and .............PA
MEMS HOSE-You can't find in Omaha
stock more complete or prices 80 low
as Saturday specials we show in fancy
Isle, plain and embroidered hose. tn-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-12
Pieees below viii be placed on sale at Sc each-

Melody in f. Tam OShanter, Home
Sweet Home (variations), Flower Song
Good Evening, Remember Me, II Trova-
tore, Anvil Chorus. Thine own. Frolic OF
the Frogs, The Palms, Maiden's Prayer.
Spring Song Rustic Dance, Sivery Waves
and a great many others
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-07-04
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asFs res51e-es rr9peEry tsf.-s t.s
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Nrs. NsIse C. Razssy sd azr
farm q lls acres zs4- Thozso4
STATE. g Asa Kidd y Wf.rassssr
a. sos ~ sers ezs.-
T1s E1sst e-Dps u zost Parts
= 49, ready for Iss shrssaer 4ad
re yisids sd s1slirs u Il tbogs mt
iii - Tor saesd # ~ srs-age.
IA Bosboa so1try TIE hue grass
ssea crop - tas smallest in recent
Tssrs Thsrs = practically 10
zsrkef far the crop. a. dealers are
A. SEA a. 70 whar price 70 offer
WIKI .. sstiasse5 yisld for the
szrirs bl1s grass ssefioa 81 Ken
sseky Of osly z75. 600 busbsls only
s5oat O-s-f0uFth Of q crop one
E9sld suppose rhar = high price
E0zld prevail. but dealers are
apPrehpasiTe for fear that winch
ester parties Eho control the sup
PlT u Old seed might force the
price fo- the new crop 70 q point
5slo~ what ;heE might consider
warranted from the scarcity Of
Sad and are therefore awaiting
developments.