THE OMAHA DAILY 1JE& : MONDAY , NOVEMBER 14. 1892.
SEWS OF OMAHA CHURCHES
Arrangsmcnts for the Coming of Evangel
ist B. Fay Mills.
CONCERNING THE MAN AND HIS METHODS
ikenn Unrilnnr Trlli of llm Hpls
UHHirnl Council Thetcik' * Work
iir llio AnnucliitPil rlmrltlrs ) r-
Ijn n l nl Inn Xolri.
ijfncu the days when Jonah ontcrad the
teat city of iNlnovch and began to warn the
pcoplo of thulr imminent danger and threat
ening dcstrhetlon , religious ovuncolists have
pushed the work of calling men from sin nnd
inliiulty to lives of virtue and honesty by the
mlontion of methods M various and "p-'cullur
tM wrro the Individual dispositions of Ihu
'
'nynngellsts themselves.
The city of Omaha is soon lo bo visited by
llev. 11. Fav Mills , a young revivalist
who seems to hn\o a plan of wor < c in
rarl particularly his own , out resembling
Evangelist Moodj'n plan very closely. Ho
has met with marked success ull the way
from Malno to California , and the religious
pcoplo of Omal.a are hopeful that tno sorlos
of meetings to bo held More In December will
result In u wonderful revival of religion in
Omana and In n marked ineroaso in the
Christian army as enrolled In the various
church organisations of the city.
Never tioforc In Omana have churches
representing so rnaiivnllToront denominations
enlisted in n similar manner. Tlio prepara
tions have boon In progress continually for
tr.ontns. Twenty-six churches nro banded
together In ono grand orintil/.ltion ; for the
upeclllo purpose , of ondtnvoring lo icach with
llio gospel of Christ and by personal Inllu-
cnco tno cnliro population of the citv of
Omnhii. In tbo organization of the vatlous
committees , Including tlio canvassers , ush
ers nnu chorus singers , nru enrolled tlm
names of not low than MO Christian inn
nnd women plodcod to active co-operation
nnd dullnlto work , all under Iho Direction of
th'i general cxectltivo conunlttoo. The idea
of tills grmil organl/iillon , and this method
of unrrylnir on an nvnngolistlunl movoincnt in
n InriioVliy , originated with Mr. Mills. The
plan to bo carried out in Omaha will ba
along the satno line as these adopted la Cin
cinnati and Cleveland in meetings conducted
there by the rvnngcllst. The different com
mittees have taken ut ) their work with great
earnestness. Thu music committee is holdIng -
Ing Its regular rehearsals This oonunittoo
consists of a chorus of ' 'IU trainee1 voices
who will hlng under thu direction of Mr.
Hlllis.
The meetings will bo hold in Exposition
hall and supnlomontary meetings will bo
conducted In tlio churches that have united
In the effort.
A grand rally of those most Interested in
the Mills meetings , including imstors.Sumlay
school teachers and eillleors , members of sub
committees , etc. , will oo hold In the Young
Men's Christian association building Hun-
day , November'JO , nl 4 p. in. It is expected
that sonic ono from Kansas City , where Mr.
Mills is now conducting u sorio3 of meetings ,
will bo present and address tlio mooting. A
cordial invitcv.itm is extended In all to attend
this electing.
Tln > Up HtMiptl Convention.
Sneaking of the work of the triennial con
vention of the 12riiscjp.il church recently
held in lialumoro Uean Gardner had t.bo
following to say to Tin : HUE : "Tho conven
tion was a memorable ono clucliy for thrao
things. First , the adoption of the rorisoci
ana enriched Hook of Common I'r.ivor. I' or
the past fllteou years certain cnangos have
boon proposed and certain enrichments
have been rocommeudod which , after n
good deal of discussion , havu t)3cn .adopted.
Ttio present uraycr book is thu same as
adopted 100 j ears ago and in ail that llmo it
has been the recoirnl/.ed book of worship.
It Is hoped that tlio booic as revised and
cuilchcd may-ftlso remain in use for 100
years to como. The now book will bo placed
on tbo market soon and will then bo the
only authorised book of worship for tibo in
tho" Episcopal church. It was proposed by
some ono to have ttio book copyrighted , but
tbo proposition was promptly voted down by
u very largo majority. U was determined to
place the book before the church aid : the
public nt the lo.ist , possible oxpcasu and HO
make it the great tract in behalf of
Christian unity.
"Tlio second important matter was the
adoption of the new hymnal. Af
ter years of discussion and fruitless
attempts to settle upon a book the
mutter was disposed of In tlio same
bpint as marked the settlement of the lit
urgical question , the convention deciding to
adopt the ropoit of the committee. Wo have
a hymnal now with some imperfections , but
ono that contains most of the hymns and
npirltunl songs tna' : ire lovca by Christians
the world over. U H especially rich in
litany for penitential or noly da > .
"Tbo third mutter of urout Impoitanco in
the convention was the wonderful manifesta
tion of the missionary spirit. This was
manifest in all the delibciatlons of the con
vention and it tlnully culminated in the setting
ting aside of live now missionary Jurisdic
tions In this com.try and the appointment of
coven missionary bishops. Then there wns
a marked expression of sentiment regarding
Christian unity. Men of nil schools of
thought In the church , cnch in his own way ,
3oinudln tlin bopo that they ail might become -
come ono In thought and aspiration for tbo
n-lvancemon' of the cause of Cod. Friendly
overtures were received from special com
mittees appointed by other great denomina
tions for the mirposo ol carrying greetings
lo the Episcopal convention.
"Tlio convention odopicd as a posllivo
batls lor thu fntuio what Is known as the
Lambeth platform. At n meeting of ull the
blsnops connected with the Anglican church
held ut Lambeth palace , London , in 1SS',1 , the
following was adopted and has bocomc
known us the Lamucth platform on Chris
tian unity : Klist , the uccoptiinco of the
canonical ncripturos of both the old and now
testaments ; second , the acceptance of ttio
episcopate creed as to the baptismal formula
nnd tno Nlconocrocd with regard to thostato-
inontol Christian doctrlno ; third , the two sac
raments Invariably administered with ttio
words and elements appointed to bo used by
our Lord ; fourth , the historic oplscopnett
locally adopted to tbo varying noads and
periods of timo.
"Tho spiiit evinced by the convention was
ono of grout breadth and OHrnustncss. Tlioro
was a ueslro on Iho part of all to bink individual
.
vidual profiironces out of bignt in behalf of
the common good. Jt was the largest con
vention In Iho history of the church. Nearly
oil of the sovonly-livo bishops were present ,
and tlio delegates must have nutnhorod in all
over 000. "
Aimiriatc'd Utiiirltlni.
Secretary Clurk wont to Davenport , fa. ,
During the week to purchase plno wood from
the lumber mills to supply the woodyard de
partment. Ho bought llvn carloads. As
teen as this arrives tlio society will bo prepared -
pared to furnish the best kindling wood oIn
the market , Whllo In Davenport a short
vli.lt was made to headquarters of Associated
Clmritiaj , which were founn In u largo nnd :
commodious Industrial building. This build
ing was erected last yoor ut cost def
f iiXM. : ( The Associated Charities ofllco * , ofo
contion room ? , committee rooms , OIL- . , occupy
the first lloor. The basement contains the
cooking school appartments and the laundry.
The laundry U a prominent fcuturo of
the work. Aside from giving employment
to many who would otherwise bo compelled
to bc , tbo poor woman of tbo town , vho
have no facilities at homo for washing and
ironlntr , are allowed to talio their washing to
this \vcU-ouulpped laundry. Tlio sowing
tohocl for girls is on tlio second lloor , Ttio
nverugo attendance is 150 pupils nt every
meeting , Tbo term of tuition for each pupil
is tbo length of time necessary for her lo
complete the folloivbc : Sample of patch
work , ono towel , two handkerchiefs , one
llnnnol shirt , two suits underclotbcb , two
sleeved aprons , two otlitir suits underclothes
and ono calico drcs . TbU Includes cutting ,
lilting ana making.
Ono man In Davenport offered f3OOJ pro
vided f 10,1)00 ) more could ba raised for tlio
' building. It required only u short time to
ccuro4tho required amount. Will JOinu one
In Omaha maun n generous otter toward un
industrial bulldlngl
rho ladles of the Onmha City Mission
have en industrial school of lf > U pupils and
would have twice that number If tboy had a
lultaole bullUlutf. It U Impossible to uccoui.
plish the best work In their present bulldln ?
on Tcilth street. U Is wonderful to co whata
grand work they r doing under such un
favorable circumstances. They could Intro
duce other industrial lines of work , work
room for women , laundry , day nurterv. etc.
Under Associated Charities it Is hoped to
open a workroom for women In n short time.
The hoard of trustees elected the following
ladles a sncclal committee on the workroom :
Mrs. J. M. Thurston , Mrs. .1. 13. Jordlno.
Mrs. .1. B. Furay , Mrs.V. . 0. Manland , Mrs.
Morltz Meyer.
The headq-iartors of Associated Charltloj
will be moved the llrst of this wceit. The
association has rented the lioomcr block on
Howard ana Kienth streets , The woodyard
will bo upon the trnck and the association
will have facilities fur fihlnplne old Iron and
other material which may bb Donated , The
llrst shipment will probably bo n carload
ot paper to the mitts , for something w'.H bo
received with which to assist In the cbnritv
wodt this winter. The building is largo
enough to store all the furniture , sloxcs and
other second hand goods which may bo do
nated , and also to lodco the men who re
quire temporary assistance during the winter.
In opening the new oRlccs nmv oflleo fur
niture will be needed and will bo greatly
appreciated If some ono wilt send
tables nnd desks as donations. In
delivering wood nnd collecting plfts of cloth-
inglho association Is In conitnnt need of a
horse , lllrlng n norse is ovpunslvu and the
association wants to got the use of ono this
winter for the fo-'d aim care of It. The sec
retary can promise good care for the uorso.
The dispensary physician ! ) have been taxed
more than usual'lhis week. As the 'Winter
comes on thn applicants for assUtunco he-
corn o moro numerous , Sonm of these u ho
coruo nro vcrv deserving people nnd in great
need. Others , upon Investigation , are round
to ba professional b.ignaiM. Ono of these
appealed to a busincts man ulio wrote the
secretary u nolo Wednesday asking that
cajo to bo Investlaated , that 'he might assist
the woman If fojnd worthy. The Investiga
tion 11vented that for two months she bus
worked p.irt ot ouch week nnd bogged a
larger part of the week , aim with lior
accumulations has gene upon n drunken
spree regularly ovnry Saturday. She has
twochilition under her care which she Is
training for criminals.
The most loucblne appeals corao from
these who want , work , but who are not
strong enough to do heavy work. Ono
woman wants to board children by tlio day
or wo 3 It , honing to make a living
that wav. She has a family of her own ,
her husband broKen In health and her
own strength so far failed that she
can no longer support tlio fumllv by wash
ing. She is willing to give up the two good
roams of their little house to room CM and
boaruuiM. She U willing to do anything butte
to has. Many others are lllto her.
Yesterday the secretary sent two helpless
nnd dependent children to n homo for adop
tion near St Paul , Minn. This matcos sixty-
slx boys aud girls placed Into hom.s slnco
lost April.
The drilling for the "Ren Hur" entertain
ments , which will bo given Novon-bor 21 , ' 11
and 2t : , is progrossinir finely. The 150 characters -
actors are all selected. Nothing will bo
emitted to make this n brilliant succors.
Tbo railroad companies have offered reduced
rates from nil points within re.vjti of Omaha.
The rate will ba ono and one-third faro for
lound trips.
I'm' tlin llpmi Door.
Following are the donations recoiveJ by
the Open Door at 1(10 ( * Lothrop street , be-
been September 1 , IbOl , and November 1 ,
Ib'JJ :
O. A. Aborcrtimber , $5 ; Mr * . J. C. How
ard , $ ; ! ; Hurwell union , $ ! ( ! .5T ; Sewarcl
union , .1 ; 11. II. lllngwalt , $ ! . Fred Droxcl ,
! l ; through World-Herald , ) ; Stanton
union , $7,25 ; Crcighton union , $9 : Norfolk
Baptist Indies , $ J.S5 : Miss Lilian Jones , 3 ;
llev. IX J. Wcltli , SI ; Mrs. George Thomp
son , $0 ; through W , 11. llussoll. J12.34 ;
Mrs. Klla Pearson. 82 ; Mrs. E. 13. Kenyon ,
M ; Mrs. Meyers , . " 0 cents ; Mrs. Jones , 81 ;
Mrs. Snnburn , $1 : through V.'illlntn Flom-
Inir , 15.011 ; Mrs. F. S. Corvell , ? 1.23 ; Mrs.
W. T. Cummings. * .i ; Mrs. W. II. Potter ,
SI ; Omaha Co.il , COKO and Lime compnnv ,
M ; "Don11 throuch the World-Herald , $ ti ;
Mrs. McClainl ; C. A. Stonehill , $5 ; Dr. A.
13. Sotners , $ : i ; Hov. Dr. Duryea , $10 ; Mrs.
Rector , f4 ; Mrs. Torby , $1 ; Merdou Grove
union. f.V. L. IX Holmes , $5 ; Mrs. J. Don-
son , $ .3 ; Engineers , $15 ; tnrnugh Mrs. M. E.
Oration. flO ; Mrs. .1. L McCucuo. $ ! U : Mrs.
Kilpatrlck , $ r > ; Milton Koffors& Son , $10 ; I1.
Colpctser , fl2 ; C. M. Djlt$11 ;
John A. Wakelleld. 525 ; W. V. Morso. $10 ;
through Mrs. Austin , ? . " > ; through Mrs. Web
ster , SJ..VJ : through MM. A. S. Potter , $ ia.50 ;
Mrs. Laura Putman , SI ; Mrs. O. M.
Lender , 55'Crawford ; union , ? ii 20 ; Fullerton -
ton union , $2 VJ ; Ctmdron union , $520 :
through Mrs. Blackmail , MS.12 ; W. T Sua-
mau , $2iO : ; Mr * . George Giacomini , S'i ;
Buckingham union , $15 ; Mrs. Lobcck , $2 ;
throush World-Hurald , lit ; Tobias union ,
* T.-17 ; through Hov. A. U. Tnaln. $112.1 ;
Miss fonnloArnold , ? . ! ; Mrs. E/.raMlll.ird , M ;
Madison union , S3 ; Airs. A. 13. Jaquitb , $3 :
Hov. F. W. Foster. * I2'J ' ; Mrs. Mitchol ,
* ( i.)0 ; throuKli Kov. Sterling , SI 30 :
Mrs. J. T. Coots , ? > ; Mrs. Plielps. SI ;
Davenport union , Si.ltl ; Mr. , ? 3 ; Miss Em '
ma HinOfc , M , VJ ; Coloildgo union , ? " > . -IS ; A
Friend , $10 ; Albion union , SI.'l.US ; Watson
15. Smith union , $ ! ) . "i3 ; South Omaha union ,
* (5.3i ( { ; Mrs. Hov. Williams. VJ cents ; F. J.
Burnett. Si ; Mrs. Hull , $ MiO ( ; Mrs. Aue.
Pratt. f'J ; MUs Georglo Valentine , RI5U ;
Mrs. E. S. Diindy , f ; Mrs. John Grant.
$7 ; Mot/o Meyer , 412 ; Mr . E. D. Frank ,
$12 ; Mrs. C. C. ilugnes.fi ) ; George Joslvn ,
$4 ; Cash. $ ' 2.50 ; II.V. . Cretner , fli ; Shriver
i\iO'Dono ' hue , ' { ; Goorco Hradonburi ; . ? 10 ;
Ulair unionn.tOMrs. : ; : Dr. Womorslo.v.fl.IUl ;
, l. II. Dumont , $21 ; Gcoriro P. Howls. $ < ! ' ) ;
Mrs. M. A. Smith , * 7 ; Mrs. E. M. Mors-
nmn , $1 ; Ilcrman ICountzo , $100 ; Lyman
Hichardion , fin ; Truman fiuctt , $12 ; A. S.
1'ottar , M5 ; William Fleming. $ ( ! ; Miss
Malhison , 2 ; Inmates , $ ; ) " > .
Klmball Ice company , city water company.
Hoddlng Boo union , Sowurd union , St.
Mary's ' Avonuu Congregational young ladies ,
Mrs. Ax tell , Mrs. I3ryon Heed , Tildun union ,
Drudshaw union.
Clothing-Liolcs of the Plrst Congrega
tional church , Craig union. Madison union.
, . ICigbtylivourds of c.irpot from Toka-
mnh , Craig and Crawford unions.
Provisions Craig and Tokatnan unions ,
Union Puollluhotel department. Hex , llalev
A ; Co. , Samuel Avcry , Mrs , Woolworth , V.
Allen , South Omaha union , First Baptist ,
Hathlobem , Eden nnd South Omaha Baptist
churches , llox of soap , W. A. Pago. JolT
W. Bedford , half ton liurd coal. Nebraska
Fuel company , ono ton haid coa'
Wo wish to uxprobs thanks to the press
for all favors received , to tlio physicians and
to all our friends , who L.IVO responded to
our appeals , and trust that occasion for renewal -
nowal of this , o-ir acknowledgmonls , may bo
afforded us nt the nrproucbini : public ! tha'nlu-
giving. -Miii. G. W. CI.VIIKI : ,
Suporinlmideni.
Aniorlfiiii Cliolnr.l ,
r/nin / the Duly Itevcille , H'/iic > in , H'.n'i
"T. C. tiunmtt , the douiocratlo candidate
for s her i IT , was takun violently ill at Clo.ir-
broolt. He had all the symptoms of Asiatic
cholera , and for nn hour or two it was !
feared ho would die. Thov dually gave him
ailoso of Chamberlain's ( Jollu. Cholera and
-Olarrhiua liomcdv , which rovlvoa him until
a physician arrived. " That is precisely
what tlio manufacturer of that inedicino
recommend for ohotera. Send for a physi ' 1-
cian , but sivo thoirmedlcino until the physl *
clan arrives. If cholura becomes prevalent
in this country next sumniur this prepara
tion will be In ann
great demand because it can
always bo depended upon. For sale bye
druggists.
Rcnostuto. \ .
Miirgutnti only.
My word la ( ; ond.
W. G. Albrlfht
6 1.L'-a N. Y. Lifebid' , ' .
nnd intorlor ilouoratliipr ; do-
anil estimates furnibhoil , Henry
LolniKinn , 1508 Douglas Hlroot.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Youths Who Have B. oi Lol Aitny by
Healing Dime Novels ,
QUEER DISCOVERY OF TWO POLICEMEN
Music City Youths unit Their Unilorjrnnn < l
Itcntlr/voui-HOJ-H with n Touch of
llniimncn In Tlicir Niittiro Note *
from the Mnglo City.
Oaicors Wilson and Snoettlo located a rcm-
dczvous for small boys , ct Tw. nty-nlnth nnd I
O streets , yesterdav nftonioon. A number
of boys of from ID to U years of ago had ox-
civntcd on the level prounil lo a doptn of
bevcn feet , and had n very cozy cnvo about
eight foot iuaro | nearly completed. They
had secured n steve and had the place llxcd
up In diniQ novel slupo.
\VhontnooHlcorsswooped down upon the
nlnco they found four small boyi at worlt
decoratini , ' nnd llxlng up the interior.
The boys wcro almost friciitencd
to death by the uppuaranco of the
olllccr.i nnd comnlutely quaked , fortfoHiuij
about the uhno novel bravery they were to
show when any ono trosp.mcd upon their
possessions. The olllcers seo'jrod and con-
tlscitcd n number of tiroarnis , among wtilch
was n rlllo whinti hart pnrformod scrvlca for
many yeirs. 't'ho boys stated thtt the
othnrs bolonglng to the juvenile hand had
gene to Gtlmoro on a hunt nnd would return
In the evening. Tboy wera irlven n tip nnd
ilia not show up at tlio rendezvous. Thu
boys promised faithfullv to abandon the
c. vo and were notarrostpd upon the stroncth
of the promise. They nro all of respectable
fatnllltouid their parents will bo acquainted
with the fuel.
Aim lit : i Mrc.
An oxnlodinc lamp in the canning roe m nt
thn Cudahy pao lng liouso yoitord.xy after
noon about ! ) o'clock called out thn lira de
partment. The explosion of the lamp was
discovered Immediately and the llaiucs were
extinguished bjforo nny matorlal damage
was done , and the services of tno llro com
panion wcro not ncoilod In puttini ; out the
blszo , which would nave boon disastrous
lint for tlio prj.upt action of these near at
hand.
AtiiiMiilmciits tii tint City Cliiitcr. :
The city council will moot this evening ,
and ono subject of importunco which should
corao up Is that ot nmendmants to the city
charter. In several place ? the charter Is
defective , and in many others can bo greatly
Improved. The citizens are only waiting
for the council to call a , conference mooting ,
i and as the time is growing short , thov OK-
psct that , soma action will bo t.iKou by the
councilmen at tonlght'ii incotlng.
.Magic City -Notos.
S. Croolts of Lexington was the guest of
H.V. . Carey yostcrdaj- .
Mrs. Stella Kouinson of Colorado Springs
nnd MM. , ) osio Hoadloy of Chenonso , N. Y , ,
are visiting Mr. and Mr . J. C. Carluy.
Lute UlancliarJ , fnr.norlv with the South
Omaha National bank , has returned from a
month's hunt in Doucl county , along the
Platto.
The oxtorlor worlt upon Frank Dolozol's
novv brick block on Twonty-fourth street Is
completed and the workmen have turned
their attention to the interior.
The young son ot Mr. and Mrs. .lamos
rlnulo , who died from the nifonts of swal-
owing a quantity of concentrated lye , was
buried yostonlay afternoon at y o'clock.
The funeral of the late Jeremiah Qoudgnon
occurred yesterday afternoon from the do-
ccascd's rijaidenco ut Ttventj.llrst and I
treats. Services were held ul St. Agnes
cnurch.
Frank Pivonkn has given notice that the
new apartments for tno citv otllcials In hia
low block nt Twonty-jixtu and N streets
vill bo ready for occupancy not later than
December 1.
Mngio City lodge , Independent Order of
< oed Tompiars , has n public installation of
olUcors at the First Methodist church this
evening. In addition lo the Installation ceremonies -
monies a fine musical and literary program
will tjorondorod. Refreshments will also bo
served
An honest pill U tno nodloit work of thu
apothecary. UoWitt's Little Karly Hlse
euro constipation , blliousnuss and
acbe.
READY FOR THE CAMPS.
Oinalin .Modern U'liiiitiiirn Unto Krorj tlunR
III Cinxl nliujir.
Arrangements have been completed for the
head camp nicotine of the Modern Woodmen
of America which convenes nt Exposition
: iall in this ci'y tomorroiv morning , and pros-
'nt ' indications nrc that It wilt bo un occasion
of vast nnd lasting Importation to the order.
The special Woodman train from I'ooria
will urrivo this evening and the delegates
nnd olllct'rs will .ako up their headquarters
at the Hotel Uolloiio.
Il is expected that routlno business will
occupy ull of the llrst dav , whilb Tursday
evening will uo devoted to a puolic reception
to tlio head otleers ) and delegates attbo hall.
Iho committee desires to extend an earnest
invitation to everybody to bo present on this
occasion , Addresses of welcome will uo
made by Governor .1. K. Bovd on behalf of
the stuto , by Mavor Ciiorso 1' . Bemts on be
half of the citv and by Congressman William
.1. Bryan , who Is n dclc ate to thn head camp ,
on behalf of the Modern Woodmen of Ne
braska. 'V response will fo made by Head
Consul \\illtaui A. Xorlhr.ott of Ciroenvillo ,
III. , who is n most pluaslng and entertaining
talker , and who will full/ sol forth tno bene
fits of fraternal and baiiPllciar.v societies in
general and ot the Modern Woo union of
America in particular.
Wednesday evening the Hoyal Neighbors
of America will exompllfv their lloor work
for tlio benotit of the baud olllcor * and delegates -
gates at Omaha camp r.'O in Continental
block. All Woodmen are Invited to bo
present.
Thursday night nt Maple Camp Mii , In
Cioodrich ballon NorthTwonty-fourtnstreet ,
a ball and oyster supper for Woodman nnd
their Indies only will bo Riven , The puss
word will bo collected at the door , and the
entertainment will bo strictly a Woodman
affair , everything to bo free.
The committee 011 outrrtalnmentlmvo been
indefatigable in their efforts and it is ex
pected that the hundreds of visitors will go
away \\cll satiiticd with tlu mooting and
will sing the praises of Omaha around their
bevoral camp ilrcs for many moons to couic.
nfiti.iNOTON' , iaApril , 4,1801.
Dr. J. U. Moore Dear Sir : Have been
troubled with catarrh in my head mid fuco
for throoyeurs times > \as unublo to bear
bad a constant ringing In my oars and for
two years wts almost deaf. Have tried sev
eral so-called romodioi and been treated bv
regular physicians and noted specialist ) , but
failed to get any relief , 1 tried ono bottle of
Mooro's Tree ol Life Catarrh Cure , It gave
immediate relief and ellcutod a permanent
euro. J heartily rucominomj It.to all suffer
ers of this disoiuo and will cboorlully glvo
any further Information on being addressed
at my homo , No. 2J.J Svvamiuy avo. , Burllng-
on , la. IA > i sale oy all dr.uagsu. !
Hoipactfulllv ,
11. L. K u.
Korsnlo by all drucglsU.
Current Toplr * Itrmiinud.
The Current Topic club will again resume
Its Monday night meetings now mat the
chairman , HCV. Dr. Duryea , has returned
homo from a two weeks' trip through the
CE'S
aking
Ylie only 1'uie Cream of Tnrtar Powder , No Atuuioniaj No Vlutu.
XJsed iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
onit. The quostiiTD for tbM ovontnp Is
"Should 'there U * Ha'lloil Chance In the
( Jltv's TrcAtmoiti of I'oity Crlmlnftlsl"
JUUL'O Hcrkn , ox-i rosccutinR.Attoruo ; Si
las Cobb nnd othont good sneakers will take
part In the cllsciuUon , which promises lo bo
qnlto Interesting. "Iho club oxtonils n for'
dial Invitation to all those taking an Interest
in such matters tot/be prosont.
Ifyouliavo pii < m HeWltt's Wltoh Hazel
salvo will surety euro you.
ONI : t\cim4iuN :
To the Cltj-ollJIrilco nnil Upturn.
For the moetlnij of tbo Amor-lean
Public tloiilth Assocltition and Intortm-
llontxl Moiltciil C'omrrcjs , to bo liolil In
the t ! City of Mexico November U9 to De
cember U , 1SD2 , the S.uita l ° o route will
sell , tti'hets tit ono lowest llrst-clusa faro
for the round trip.
This is an o.xi'oHont opportunity to
visit Mexico , ono of the most dolifrulful
trips Imaginable , at very little co tt.
A spoi'ial party will Icavo Omaha
Saturday , November li ) , nnd join a largo
rarty from Moston anil other eastern
t'ities ut Ivittisas City.
Tlio faro for the round trip from
Omaha Is , only ni.lil ) .
For ftirtlior Information and reserva
tion of Pullman aiTommodatioiis call
on or address , K. FJ. I'Ai.Mint ,
Passenger Agent Santa Fo Uouto , 1310
Fariitim St. , Otmlia , Nob.
One of the largest successes
in the way of Flavoring Ex
tracts in the world is the
Price Flavoring Extract Com
pany. Their success is
attributed to the perfection
of Dr. Price's Delicious Flav
oring Extracts. This perfec
tion was made possible
through the new processes
discovered by Dr. Price for
extracting from the true fruits
their natural flavoring proper
ties. Any housekeeper that
will use Dr. Price's Orange ,
Lemon , Vanilla , or any other
flavor , will pronounce them
faultless.
The purity of Dr. Price's
Flavors offers the best secur
ity against the dangers which
are common in the use of the
ordinary flavoring extracts ia
the market.
. HEALTHFUL , AGREEABLE , CLEANSINd.
For Farmers , Miners and mschanics.
A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER.
Cures Chafing , Chapped Hands , Wounds , I3urn3 ,
Etc. A Deliah'ful Shampoo.
S.USSSAH
Specially Adapted for Use in Hard
If so , buy one that cannot be stolen. The
only thief-proof Watches are thoie'witli
Hero's the Idea :
The bow has a groove
on each end. A collar
runs down Inside the
pendent ( stem ) and
fits into the grooves ,
firmly locl.lnc the
bow to the pendent ,
so that It cannot be
pulled or twisted olf.
To be sure of getting a Non-pull-out , sec that
the case is stamped ith this trade mark. fljSfl
It cannot be had \ulli any other kind , \ J/ /
Ask your jeweler for pamphlet , or send for
one to the famous Iloss Filled Case makers.
KeystoneWatch Case Co. ,
PHILADELPHIA.
VI Hobb's Are the Oast on Earth.
Act gently yet prompt ,
ly on tbo MVKII , IUI ) .
DRJOBBiS NKVH ami II01VDI.S , dis
pelling Headaches , Fev-
rig nnd Colds , thorough ,
LITTLE ly cleansing tha system
of disease , and cures
Vegetable habitual constipation
They are auiar coated ,
Uo not gripe , very small ,
follows their UEO. "They
absolutely euro tlrk lifta-
mclic. and aroreromuimd-
el br Icniiiti ? r-yM11" ' For ealo by leading
' irBibtnorHcnthjrm * ; ' . ; fc&cti. orUI. Addrtsa
' 3 MEDICINE CCL ) Piops , Ssi : Fianw.o n Cliicije ,
fOI ! 6AI.KI1K OMAUA. KEI3. , CY
f ulin A. To. . Co.r ittt'6 Donglaj Sl .
J A Fuller &Cn , Cot. HIB i. Iouel ' > 3U.
' " CuuucilIUua .I
"DR R , IMLB !
Killed \Vltb
nt iu
Invun-
tlonl
inr.Tii nxTitAornn wiruour PAH o
Arui-i.bi'ror : Tiim : : ON uuuunn rent
t O GO *
I'orfcct lit snurantool Tuath oxtrictu'l In
the : uiornliur. Mow onoi Insorto4 In
foostiecl'ionsof ' Uomoviihlo Ilrldco.
§ uo uooliiiunsif I lexlole iiiitln ; : Pluta
All wnrU wurrantoil nt rupruaontoil.
Olllce , thlr.U'iour , t'axton Illujf.
ToIep'i'Mi lOii , 1(5 ( tut hUrilii
Take IMov.ito- Bu'rway ' fro.u I3tb
ijtrco teutrauo * .
DUFFY'S PURE
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSEL OIL
ily , atonic and mt a
Itstim ilitt 4 the rtrculst on , tours uji thn
frt , iniriHo-9 the blood , givci bruli'm-ss and
ii > , nlth . to women , strength to injn , and Is
) fin.f Miulorscil Iiv iihviioians a ul jnnrp
dv.xt.O'il thl'iKpr * . ' U is the lBt l remo.lv
or VNEUBIONtA. Ht-ar In lutnil that
IblFyNPtirt' Malt hai crown in Papula ity
or veir- ! , Hut it m acknowlodzoil as the
only mint r medy ol Its k nil on the market ,
that It coutTl isu i luvl ml , u"il that It In-
varlnbly lono'Hs nl' ' who into llftfmtly us ? It.
3otltl omyour Urnia''t ! or uroe r. b'enil
for phamphlot to
THE DUFFY MALT WHTS.xEY CO ,
ttoch 'S nr , N. Y.
Von can rcilnoo your xvolflit from ten
to twenty iinuiiilH n month , nt lioinc , with
out Elarvliig , nt reasonable cost by the use ol
Dr.-Clarke's Home Treatment ,
perfected In sunny yenrs prnctlcc , camps no
nloIini-MS or Injury In the litMiltti , Is highly
Indorsed. Send for proofs and ( erllmoulals.
DR. F. B. CLARKE ,
P.O. Drawer iii. : : Chlcngo , 11L
jlf Barytes and ether
adulterants of White
Lead are just as good as
Strictly
Pure White Lead
why is it that all the bogus and
adulterated white leads are
always branded "Pure , " or
"Strictly Pure White Lead ? "
No one ever puts a mislead
ing brand on an article of mer
chandise , unless he wants to
"work off" an inferior for a
better.
cThis Barytes or Baryta , is a
heavy white powder , worthless
as paint ; costing only about
one cent per pound and is used
to adulterate and cheapen the
mixture. No one ever adulter
ates white lead with an article
costing more than Lead , t ,
If you purchase any of the
following brands you are sure
of having
Strictly
Pure White Lead.
manufactured by the "Old
Dutch" process :
"SOUTHERN"
"RED SEAL"
"COLLIER"
For sale b the best dealers in paints
tvrywlierc.
If you are Roir.R to paint. It will pay you to
lend to us for a book containing information
that may save 5011 many a dollar ; it will
( inly cost you a postal card to do so.
NATIONAL LEAD CO. ,
o St. Louis Branch ,
Clark Avenue and Tenth Streets. ,
St. Louis. Mo.
nrndc
P
KID GLOVES
Thoabovo brands of ylo\o3 lor sale by
The BostonStore
N.V. . Cor. 10th nnd
TOE "LAK 111
SYFilNOEi.
Tlio Only I'arlait'iliil nil
Kwlnl syrlnu In
the U'irlil.
In tlio ( inly syrlnio over Invent
ml Ijy nhlili viiulnnt liijiiitliiui
cun liuiiliulnlstvruil wltlii > utluik <
lim anil millliiit tlin clothliu or nil'
ru i'Uiitlii4 the nvo of n > IM |
niui wliltli tun also l > o iiMul | * u
c'Linl liijfi'tlona of Irrluutlun.
S01T lirillIKH Ill-Mi AM )
HAItl ) UL'llllrnt &I1KIJ.
Price S3.OO.
Mini niilers sollcltcl.
Hie Aloe & I'cnfold ' Co. ,
18th Street ,
NEXTtoPOSTOFFIOE
Pliyslcaiu' prinorlntloas
n.irufnllly iircpaiud at low
in ires.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , S. DEPOSITORY - OMAHA , HEB
Capital 7. . . . $100,093
$05,00'J
Offlcer andDlreotor Heurjr W. Vuloi ,
It. f , UuiUIn * . tlco iireilJun ) , i' . H. ilmirloaV t
lorc.Joh l. Colliai J. H , U. I'atrlct. l. < rl > A
THE IRON BANK.
4 Kinds of Suits
Ton of each kind and each kind different , are shown in our
arrest show window today. Each of those suits bears a card
which tells you in good plain figures , the price which is either
sb dollars and fifty cents or ten dollars and fifty cents. These
nuts were placed in the window to attract your attention to
lotify you that today "The Nebraska" begins another of the
.jreat special sales which have made her famous throughout the
west. Two styles of these suits those in the two front rows
arc marked
The ones in the very front row are "beauts. ' They're made of
jood solid all wool cassimere in a handsome dark brown
with just enough color in the broken plaid to make the pattern
attractive. The lining is of double warp Italian. These suits
are in round corner sacks only. Tl\2 "squire cut'sacks in the
second row are mighty toi7y\ They arc made of substantial
ancy black cheviot in an invisible plaid. The coats are cut
double-breasted with square corners and in the proper length
or this season. The lining is of soft serge and the price is
six dollars and fifty cents. The third and fourth rows are
marked
The third row arc sacks round corner sacks and such
sacks ! made of elegant dark gray all wool cassimere lined
right up to the queen's taste with very fine Farmer satin , triple
stitched finely tailored. The frocks in the back row arc of
tlr.it "never wear out" sort of goods good old honesty c.isai-
mere--made up honestly every stitch such suits as fifteen
dollars and sixteen dollars usually buys. Usually ygu get
better goods than at our ! ' siTthis
you expect specials---t's time.
FUR OVERCOATS have never been sold by us. The
urgent calls from our customers for them have prompted
us to add a complete assortment open today---at such
prices as only the Nebraska gives.
Corner Douglas and 14th Streets.
Ask your shoe dealer for the
' > ;
IS , LSJIIEffiJJPt ,
THE NEW JERSEY SPECIALTIES have no
equal. Price lists and discounts sent to dealers only. Big stock
on "hand.
ZACHARY T. LINDSEY ,
Onm.li a. , Nefo.
Do you use Whisky
Lends all others in Sold only at High-das !
Places and
Purity , Quality , Bouquet , Drinking .
Age and Smoothness. Drug Stores.
DAULEMAND & CO. . CHICAGO.
RUPTRU
PERMANENTLY CURED or NO PA"
WB KFFBK VOL ro 2,500 J'ATIUNT :
Finaoeial llcl'erencc : Xal'l llauk of UoiuintNe , Oiiiab.
No DJCTINTION : from btisinosa. No Oporutloi
Invcsirjiuu HIMMiitliol , Wrlltou L'uiiruntttn to ulia
lutoly Cnruall kiniHof KIM'TDItUof both wuos.wlU
out tno use of Kiiifuorsyilnxe , no matter of how Jed
BXAMJNATON ,
The 0. E. MILLER COMPANY , !
307-308 N , Y. LIFE BIDO. , OMAHA , HfB
for Oirculur ,
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.