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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-02
Closes With a Total of Sew
enty Additions TO
The Church.
DR.. Neighbour Returned to
His Home in Salisbury,
North Carolina.

The Baptist revival, which began
April II, closed April 80 with the
largest crowd of the entire meeting
on hand to hear DR.. RE. Neighbours
last sermon. He preached an I'M
usually strong sermon, at the con-
clusion of which there were six ad-
ditiops to the church, bringing the
total up to 70. DR.. Neighbour left
at midnight for his home in Sails
burg, N. c. Another baptizing was
had Thursday afternoon, IL being
baptized. The remainder of the
converts, about 40, will be baptized
Sunday afternoon at a o'clock.
Since Rev. M. A. Jenkens became
pastor of the church less than eigh-
teen months ago, there have been
more than $50 additions to the men,
bership of the church, which now
exceeds 800. DR.. Jenkens announced
that Mr.. A. l. Ruby, the singer
would return to the Bible confer.
ence October Is.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-02
Committees Now Busy Ex-
plotting the Coming At
traction.
CREATORE REAPPEARS.
Hopkinsville Will Present
Concerts For Benefit of
Elks and Tabernacle.

The May Music Festival which is
announced for May 10, 20 and 2lst is
being advertised far and wide and
every indication points to It's being a
success in every way. Newspapers
are giving generous space to exploit
ing the event, the advertisement is
being printed on the backs of envel-
opes, nice postcards have been print
ed which are being given away to
all who apply for them and these are
being sent broadcast, and in fact
every way the festival is being
brought prominently before the
people.
And wei it may, for it is undoubt
eddy the Opportunity of a life time.
Creatore's band of sixty-five pieces
is enough in itself to guarantee that
a record breaking crowd will be in
Hopkinsville on the three days Sc
lected, but in addition to this pre-
lnier feature there will be a number
of professional soloists, both vocal
and instrumental, and an adult cho-
rus of 300 voices and a children's
chorus of 500 voices. These choruses
are now being drilled by Prof. Geo,
R. Mayo, of Bowling Green, who
rendered such efficient service in {
similar capacity last year. and the
members have already reached {
stage of perfection which is wonder
full.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-02
Operating Now in Trigg
County and Arrests to
be Made.
TWO TRIGG coNvIcTs.
Men Prosecuted for Perjury
to Tell Their States Evil
dence to Gov. Wilson.

Frankfort, KY, May l. - Gen.
Williams is in Trigg county
now with detachment of soldiers
for the purpose of arresting the men
who are accused of giving all the
trouble in that district. No report
from Gen. Williams had been re-
ceived here by Gen. Johnston, al
Z though message from him is likely
ITO arrive atany time telling that
few, at least, of the men who have
been accused of raiding Hopkinsville,
Princeton, and invading Galloway
county have bg n taken into camp
by the soldiers. The information
comes from Trigg county that there
will be no trouble to find plenty of
tizens who are willing to swear out
the warrants, but so far as can be
learned no warrants have been
sworn out.
Gen. Williams, however, is acting
on his own authority in the dark
PATCH" and is not being hampered
with instructions of his superiors.
Both Gov. Wilson and Gen. john
ston have every confidence in Gen.
Williams abili " to handle the situa-
ton in Trigg county. Where Gen.
Williams will move to after he has
completed his work in Trigg county
is not known, but it is likely that he
will go to Christian county. where
there was lot of night riding and
intimidation last winter and during
the spring.
The members of the Society of
Equity who have their tobacco pooled
deplore the necessity of sending the
troops into Trigg comfy, but none
of them more than Gen. Johnston
himself, for it became known yester-
day that Gen. Johnston himself is an
Equity man, and has his 1906 crop
Of tobacco in the pool. So has NJ. C.
Rankin, Commissioner of Agriculture.
Nathan Lassiter, indicted for night
riding, was arrested Wednesday on
Tennessee river, sixteen miles from
here, by deputy sheriffs John Hol-
land and Roy Edwards. Lassiter is
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-02

about the thirtieth man arrested for
night riding in Galloway.
The examining trial of Louis Eth
ington, John Wood, George Ething-
ton and James Stivers, farmers,
charged with being members of the
band of night riders that made a
raid in the Elmburg neighborhood
on the night Of April 9, resulted in
the accused men being discharged at
Shelbyville.
Troops have been seen. riding in
Woodfort, Franklin and Henry
county this week and state guns have
been sent into Henry county.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-02

at the Tabernacle is being greatly
enlarged in order to seat the musi-
clans and the choruses.
Both the Elks Lodge and the Tab
ernacle Association, under whose
auspices the festival will be given,
are working indefatigably and they
are being assisted in every possible
way by every Individual citizen.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-02
EcklesSlack.

Mr.. Alfred Hicks Eckles and Mss
Pattie Flack will be married next
Tuesday evening at the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Flack. on South Main street.
The formal announcement was made
at a luncheon given by Mrs. Robt.
L. Woodland Wednesday afternoon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-02

The festival will contain five per-
formances, three at night and two
in the afternoon, At each of these
Creatore's band will be the center
of attraction with Signor Creatore
himself, eccentric and acrobatic as
ever leading the musicians, the SOLO
lists will charm every one and the
choruses will score even more decid-
ed successes than they did last
year. When Creatore's band was
here last year people came from long
distances to hear and see him and
that they will be here again this
time when he comes under even
more favorable circumstances, is an
assured fact. A floor space of l 200
square feet isrequired to accommo-
date this band alone and the stage
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-02
PEMBROKE SOLDIER
Will Do Army Duty for IN
Gle Sam.

Rufus Quisenbery, of the Penn
broke neighborhood, enlisted in the
U. S. army this week at the recruit
ing station in Paducah and was sent
to Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, where
he will remain until assigned to his
command. He will be an infantry
man.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-02

FOR RENT-One of Mr.. Brown
ellis cottages on Twenty-second
street near Virginia. Possession
given May /. Apply to F. j. Brown
ell or phone 424.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

Llss o. varIoas places Of WOrshIp,
where These neolelnu May Attend,

LIss % VarIOas Places Of WorShIp,
Where These peslFlau May Attend.
Services win b held 1t the churches
this sabbath a. follows:
First Methodist Church, Rev, T, J.
Nixon--sunday school at 9;SO a, m,
Preaching at 1880 q. M; subject,
"The Christian Home Junior League
at $3.50, Senior League nj $3.50 p, M.
Evening service at 7;l5 o'clock,
Good music BY the choir at each serv'
Ice.
Fret Presbyterian Church, Rev,
Thoe. p. Hay--Morning service at
10: 80; subject. Love OF the World"
sabbath school at ) n. m. Preaching
at 7:sO p. m; subject, Zone Thing to
Do
First Baptist Churck, Rev, s, n,
Rogers Sunday school at $50 a. IN,
Preaching at 1880 .. m; subject,
U. At 3 o'clock. seniors at s;l6,
.'Chrlstian Activity" Junior II, Y, p.
Preaching at 7:lS .. M; subject The
Beauty OF Living" The pastor will
preach al Rocky Point At $3.50 O'Clock
this afternoon,
Holy TrlMlty Episcopal Church, Rev.
" n. Craighill--lIoly communion at
a. m, Morning prayer aud sermon
at 1850, Sunday school ut 3 y. m,
Evening prayer and sermon at 1880
O'Clock. The rector desires To state
that the furnace Gre was started early
saturday afternoon. and that the
church will be thoroughly comfort
able for all services.
Advent Christian Church, Elder
James Lee--Sunday school at 10 a. M
Preaching at iO;A5 y. m. subject, "A
Few OF the Reasons Why Church
Pewa Are So often Empty at Relig'
lous Services" Preaching at 7'SO p
M; subject. "our Mediator"
At st. Patrick's Catholic Church
Rev. p. J. Lynch. there will be mass
at 10 o'clock q. M and devotion oI
the Holy Rosary and BcnedIctlon Of
sacrament at I p, m.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23
Al the Opera House.

The Murray Comedy Company clos.
ed a three-nights' engagement here
Saturday, presenting a. the last bill,
THE Black Flag" The audience was
fairly good, considering that It was
Saturday night, and the play was up
to the standard OF excellence Of this
company, which, a. has already been
said, is one Of the best repertoire
companies ever visiting Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23
SALOON LEAGUE
I. Will MEET here
Hold Four Day Session in
absrnacIe During March.
DELsoATEs WILL BE HERE

|pnd Raysr EstImateo the Mum
% Several Hundred, and the
danes Also Larue-PromlRent
ksrs VIII Address Convention.
Byille. which has become
throughout the State as the
Ntion City. is to have another
lion at an early date. which
Of a high plane Of morality,
Itch will no doubt attract q
number Of delegates and at
D from every section OF the
nand Bayer gives out the In
pn that the convention OF the
bon League OF Florida win
here for four days, March
goth. inclusive, and that sew
hdred delegates win be pres
Ne convention will be held In
Tabernacle, which is one Of
& commOdIo0s buildings In the
which assures plenty of room
n delegates and visitors.
hl speakers Of prominence
en invited. many Of whom win
bt be present, Among those
are Governor Broward, Gov
lenn Of North Carolina, Dr,
N, president OF Columbia Col
b other noted speakers.
hautauqua having announced
ch 3 20 10, the Anti-Saloon
from March II to 20, and the
Winter Bible Conference from
~ TO 80, will give a solid
entertainment at the Taber'
is year,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

Should be sunshine b the house, and
Niil be II you give II Whites Cream
vsrmIfuge, the best worm medicine
Ufefed TO suffcrlhg humanity. This
remedy 10 becoming the permanent
fixture OF all householda, A mother
with children can't set along without
bottle Of whites Cream vermitige
n tlia house. Sold by W. NJ. Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23
hshInoton Birthday Party.

! home Of hts parents, Mr.. and
e. Lynch, Master Haisley Lynch
bed a number Of his young
Saturday afternoon at a Wash
Birthday party,
efternOon was passed in an
bate manner. numerous games
dulged in, and during the af.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

ternoon delicious refreshments were
served.
At q late hour the guests departed,
after voting Master Halsley the cleV'
crest fellow on earth"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

measurably less measured on this same
basis IL Is than It should be. Whether
one Is millionaire or a papuer. the In
eyitable conclusion must be that the value
OF a physicians service is relatively with
out money ana without price.
Let us pay the tribute long overdue, not
in money, but In appreciation. We who
ring the telephone at o'clock on a snowy
morning TO summon the doctor who. for
aught We know, has been working since
daylight let us remember the words of
that old doctor who gave TO his departing
disciples the message. Always remember
the frailty Of flesh. the holiness of your
calling. and always have hope" And II
We stop TO think. there is a holiness and
an absolute freedom from commercially
in the calling OF him who has for his
opponent not a rival manufacturer. not
rival nnancier. but the inevitably vic
toFious death conSider the sacrifices.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28
Big Sale on Paints
Paint Brush FREE Win Every Order

larry in bar rooms. l have always kept
my end up. and when there was anything
doing my invitations were open to friends
and mere acquaintanees alike. By that
false notion OF hospitality l made a GER
tain number OF friends that. by the way.
rarely meet elsewhere than in gin
mills.
Now there has happened a sequel TO
this which 1 do not regard with any de-
gree OF pleasure. and it's just this-you
may learn something II tell It 70 YOU"
He then related why he had. in a great
measure, eschewed drinking IN public.
Il have had quite little spell of sick
ness recently" he remarked. and sew
erai OF the friends / have made about
town seemed to be particularly anxious
concerning my welfare and many of
them called at my house 10 inquire about
me. AT least half dozen Of these asked
tf they could see me and were invited
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

OF the cost Of iife's necessities. Apply this
answer TO any Of the other necessities OF
life-for physicians services are a neces-
sity-and judge so far as the power OF
judgment exists, how uncommercial are
the services Of him who brings US into
the world, suffers our pains. bows TO our
own inevitable indebtedness TO Old Nor
tality and pays in turn his own same debt.
Long years OF study. short years OF use
fulness, long hours OF association with
pain and suffering and death, poor pay,
one-half his working life given, and given
gladly TO charity, old age, OF rather com
parative old age, without a competence
1--WE must all die in harness or starve).
facing him, always a depressing knowl-
edge Of human frailty, and with death
always for an opponent-that is the part
OF the average physician. Consider these
II you would measure the Doctors bill on
a commercial basis ana then say how i'm.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

into my sitting room. where my wife was
in attendance upon me.
you may be astonished," he said, 'but
there wasn't single one OF these callers
who didn't bring with him a flask OF
whisky l must say that felt somewhat
indignant at their idea that I couldn't
get along without little ocean OF rum.
My wife didn't appreciate these mani
festations Of friendship in the least de-
gree and remarked that Il was sad 70
think that had friends on my list whose
only thought for my comfort was supply
ing me with drink.
Il fully agree with her ana for that
reason / am keeping out OF places where
l could not fail to meet one or a half
dozen OF these so-called friends.
No" he said in conclusion. 81 a not
a total abstinence man, either. nor have
/ any such intention. but 1 don't want
people 70 get the idea In their heads that
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28
Bride of aa Ie.Io-.

marriage at 70 years OF age is the worst
FORM OF lottery according to Louis Fritz.
OF Cincinnati who filed suit for divorce
from his e6-years-old bride OF six weekn.
FHtks first wife, with whom he lived
happily for thirty-seven years, died four
years ago. On January q ne married Msr
saret Bigelow OF Windsor, ont.
She hVed upstairs in my house here fo,lr
years ago. said Fritz. land l thought sba
was an angel / married her for compalv v
kn my old age. / wanted a conuan nlor,-
some one 70 amuSe me. My bride got anrrv
End threatened 70 leave me on the fhird
pay and on the seventh day shs did leave
me. She got angry because 4 n1~.fio,,sS
my first wtf0's Eansas
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28
FEARED HE WOULD BE THIRSTY
sick Mans Friends Provide n So
cial shower of ''Wet
Goods.

Il am very much obliged 40 you. but l
don't care TO indulge Just now" said one
OF washinston's legal luminaries, who met
a friend IN the lobby OF down town hotel
one day last week.
No" he said in response to question,
Il am not on the water wagon, but tell
you. whom l regard as one OF my oldest
friends. that 1 find there are too many
people who account themselves as good
friends who have somehow acquired the
notion that cannot get along without a
large supply OF alcoholic stlmulant
when ] have been In company" he
continued, ''and. es you know. partieu-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28
PLEA FOR THE DocTOR,S FEE
Reasons for Celebrity aud CheerfuI-
ness in Paying the
HiII.

The cost OF living Of late years has ad-
vanoed at an almost prohibitive rate.
Naturally this might be expected TO in
crease the cost OF any commercial service.
Yet more than 5000 inquiries sent TO ply
sicians throughout the country asking what
effect this same increased cost of living
had on doctors fees brought the prac-
tically unanimous answer-almost pathetic
in its noncommerciality. none Just three
physicians made any other answer. and
their replies were that fees had advanced
during their practice only a small fraction
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

the needs and the gifts OF the pbvsic,..
measure to yourself the value OF svsn -
oay more Of life. and then Judge. "a ,sr
as II Is given to Us to judge, the rirhtsans.
Magazine. ''Pp's'0H
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28
Muslin Underwear
-Four Special Hour Sales
Saturday

49, CPN~'Aa AASS SaINS
Saturday
FROM $3.50 TILL 9:3O A. NJ.
Gowns worth 75c-Nicely trimmed
with plain tucked yokes, lace and
embroidery, at. ......... .29G
FROM $50 TILL 1O:8O A. NJ.
Corset Covers and Drawers-Worth
75c, elaborately trimmed, on sale,
at '"'... ........ 20e
FROM 2:SO TILL $3.50 p. M.
Ladies' Knit Vests-Regular 25c
values at .................1Oc
FROM $3.50 TILL 4:sO p. M.
Corset Covers, Gowns and Drawers
15c values, choice, at .2QN
Skirts worth to $2.5O-Dainty de-
signs, trimmed with laces and en-
broidery, great snaps, Saturday.
a. ''''''''' ''''....... .Sl.SO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28
Some Introductory Grocery Prices ssturds,

10 bars Best Brands Laundry Soap for 25,
Gtas, sack Dest white or yellow Corn
6-lbs. choice Japan Rice e......,.' 3SS
lids. best pearl Tapioca or Sage .25C
GTSham Oats Company Toasted Wheat
BromangeIon. JeliSeon. Jeifo or be u; zcrts DC
lib LIB; cans asserted Soups .,..........7HS
condensed MIX, per can. an..........7Hc
Petannt Pti Butter; per jar. 30
l-ib. can fancy Red. Alaska Salmon. 1bc
lib. package Asat domestic Macaronii Sh Z
Z cans fancy Sweet Sugar Corn. DC
S-lb can solid packed Tomatoes. 81 G
S-lb can Golden Pumpkin, Hominy
Squash or Baked Beans .....7i%c
Th The best best crisp Pretzelss per pound. SC
The best Soda or, Oyster Crackers. Id, &c
Choice California Prunes, per pound. 4 y G
Fancy Cleaned Currants, per pound SHc
Fancy Muscatel Raisins, per ID. .....S1Sc c
Lemon. Orange or CitrOn Peel, per 10. i5e
The best Tea Siftings, per pound. = I5e
The best Golden Santos Coffee, per ID. .i5c
COOKIES. COOKIES. COOKIES!
We bought the entire surplus stock of the
largest cracker and cookie factory in the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

my only comfort is in swilling rum
Washington Post
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

S42.60 Royal Wilton Rugs s-3xIO-6
size, special .................H3 $500
S12.50 Wilton Velvet Rugs 4-6x7-6
size, special ............... .Se.75
$3.50 Administer Hall Runners 4-6N12
size, special .........,.,..,.,S S7.75
SOC Llnoleum, best quality, square
az Syara 'insroii, c;arnsts; YARD 5So So
Water Color Window Shades, z feet
long, good rollers. s.............. .25o
Oil Opaque Window Shades, feet
long, good rollers ....,., $50
Let us measure your house and
submit estimate on cost of Shades.
Take advantage of Our Credit Sys-
tenn.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28
CHARMING NEW TAILOR
SUITS

Nearly 700 of them shown Sat
urday for the first time. Fash
ions most approved fancies, in
design, color and fabric.
Hundreds of the beautiful Crown
Jewell Suits direct copies of i'm
ported models in their superb
quality and exclusiveness,
standing supreme as the best
value shown in Omaha at, per
suit ........ ....... .S25. 90
Tailor Suits, worth $500, in
fine chiffon panamas, checks,
fancies, etc., in Prince Chap and
Butterfly styles, all colors,
lat t................$19.9O
$4,000 Panama Suits, Prince
Chap styles in Copenhagens,
browns, na7ies, greys, etc.,
matchless bargains at $3.50
From 8 Till II A. M.-Infants'
long slips, SOC values, at. .19c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

$3.50 Short Kid Gloves-Nearly
500 dozen, in all colors, fine
imported stock, at Soc
From 0 Till 10 A. M.-3O0
dozen Long Silk and Silk and
Lisle Gloves, importers sam
pies, in blacks, white and
grays;-at, pair sec
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

world. The cookies are regular 1so soo
ana zoe per pound goods; as long as they
Ast we VIII continue TO sell them al. Der
suttsr, Rggi ana Gi:c.: fcr H,;S. 100
Sholce Dairy Butter, per pound 81
tahey Dairy Butter, per pound. 2se
a big supply OF Fresh No. 1 CounfPy
Creamery iB9tter. tor this sale, Ib. stee
lS,Ly Sssy.I 10 fresh Country Eggs, doz. l5o
EIresh Ir SpinaSh, per peck ............ zoe
: srssn tl hiPe tomatoes. per Id. .i0e
z deads Fresh Leaf Lettuce e.,..s 80
Large bend head lettuce &c
Large punches Beets. Carrots. or Tur-
7 .f9' 80 - ''''' .. s''..s..........I0 I0c
large Cucumbers, each loo
z punches Fresh RaGishes. s.....,.b 10
I punches Home Grown Onions So
Large Caulitlower, each. iOe
FRESH Pie Plant, per bunch. .....The
z punches Fresh Parsley. ey...........'be
Beets' Carrots Parsnips, or Turnips.
Fapcv Pa C,ior., - i'''........lh hc
Fancy Holland Seed Cabbage, per ID. io
Large Egg Plant each. ..,..,........fHe
Big Highland Navel Orange sale PridaxS
A. per dozen loc, lac, $50, 171kc, ana zoe
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28
Saturdays Hardware Bargains

Roller skates. Saturday only y............... 39G
poultry Wire by the roll 100 feet. .......,. soc
35c Hoe Rake Saturday. - - -. 19c
High Grade Parlor Broom, Saturday. ..,..... 15c
25e Padded Sleeve Board, Saturday. ......., 1Oc
98c Clothes Baskets Saturday ............. 59c
The Best Spadng Fork. worth CSC. 49,. 59c
5-foot Step Ladder, Saturday. y..............,. 49C
SOC 6-foot Ceiling Busters. Saturday ......... 19c
Mrs Potts 5-piece Set Sad Irons ............ 69c
25c Dolly Wash Board. Saturday. ........... Toe
All sizes Dog Collars, worth up to csc. .25c
S5e Braided Clothes Lines. s...................1 19c
Three boxes Clothes Pins 80 in box .1Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

Slgnet Hatpins-$1.00 and
$1.25 values, guaranteed for
one year, choice. 39c
98c Signet Bar or Veil Pins,
choice ...... .25c
$1.25 Partisan Hatpins, big
assortment at. .39c
25c Veil Pins, Cuff Links and
Brooches at. .1Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28
Opportunity NuHS 0HO S0IRSAS

the public
o
the department with buyers
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

Shirts, good colors and pat
terms, at .29C
Mems Hose, fast blacks and
tans or heavy rockfords, 1Oc
quality ..,.r.... ....5C
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

SIS 90 Tapestry Brussels Rugs sxll
size, special ................Hl Hl2'50
$3.50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs 9x12
size, Speclal ....s..ss 80. .. sPAo'OO
$500 Tapestry Brussels Rugs lOxl2
size special ...,......s..I.. .RAsseO
SiO.SO Tapestry Brussels Rugs 6Ag
size, special ....,...;..;;....'S SS'So 20
$500 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, o-5N
iO-6 size, special. ....... $3.50
$4,000 Administer Rugs sxls size,
$4,000 Administer Rugs s-3x1O-6 size.
T $50 90 Royal Wilton Rugs sxl2 size,
special ................... .pSs.0O
8Be ingram Carpets. yard ...... .25o
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

Collar and Waist Pin, set solid
gold top, regular $3.50 value,
at ...... ......... .69c
5Oc Hatpins, Veil Pins and
Brooches, choice .19c
Bracelets of all kinds, worth
to $500, at. .$2.75
25c Beads, Beauty Pins and
many other 25c articles, 1Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

81 .oO Qualtty BLACK SILK Gloves
- 16-button length. with
double finger tips--on sale at.
pair .....s.... .0SC
From 10 Till II A. M.-Ladies'
Imported Lisle Hose, lace
boot, allover lace, etc, ell col
ors, full fashioned; values to
0Oc, pair l0c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-28

brand new line of Silk and Mercer
lied Elastic Belts Just received go on sale
Saturday in two lots.
Lot Regular soc values, choice. .25c
Lot Irregular $1.OO values, choice. 49c