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2 - ' 1'J I13 OMAhA iA1fiY BEE : SA'PURlAY , MAY 28 , 1898. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
g CENERALVOIU \ (
Unitcd Presbyterian De1egath Busy on
Oonvcntion Matteii.
PISCUSS UNIQU WITH A SOUTHERN CHURCH
APiNIelnle fltIrnt Sysiud Ifui Uet Cu-
( ) t.ruI't nii.1 ( iiIItIuii I , , IIncd
Por-Hot , I , u uf time SCN.Iutl
I , . Intcr4stkIIg.
The thr4 ( lay'M 8CSIIOfl of thO United
I'rctbytcrlan aenerni iuscinbly began with a
report through Chairman A. (11. Wallace of
the coflilnittee on uujoii , with the Associated
fleforined Synod of the S'outh , I
According to tie report the question of
organic tiiiloii hail given place to practical
v.operfltlofl ( ih oiftc parts Of the inla.
alon work and In the Young l'copl&a work.
During the year there had becU Ito corrcs
) Otll'flCe ( ( , itlll the clitircfles acem to be
4rowing nearer , Utider thu clicurntancea
the conitnittea thought It might be better
to leave the atilject , of union without further -
thor dIsoiaIon at the liresent time. and
It advised a discontinuance of tim
conimittee on iiiton. I L quoted
from the minutea of the Aasoclate fleforrne(1 (
Synod of that year , giving its committee's
recomnientlatioii : "We no gratifled to see
that co-operation between the two c1iurc1ie
in lionie mission work Is in ogressing antis-
factortly , nut ! we think the effort for union
should rogreBs along these lines for the
present , ' '
liecatiso Ir.Tnllnce's committee ( leemeti
it unwise to ninko further formal efforts to.
ward union and advised a discontliiuance of
the committee on correspoiidence , Dr.V. . T.
M'lOy of Chicago said he disagreed with
1)0th ) ( lie logic 011(1 the conclusion of the
report. lie would like to see the United
l'reshyterian church be the lust to withhold
efforts In the direction of organic union
and ho wanted to atnenil the report so as to
have the committee continued ,
, I1I : ut It..Iia 1lT.rs.
'Fliero was considerable discussion. of th'
question over the point whether It would
be wise to o on with the overtures to the
Asociatu itoforined Synod or be content
'it1i simple co-operation. Rev , lanlel liar-
us said ho had inoveil the adoption of the
report beenuso ho thought some expense
was attnehed to the continuance of the comrn
itttee. but he expressed a devout hope thfl
the tiiiie is hOt tar distant when the United
l'resbyterians of the north and the Aaso-
ciato Reform church of the south would be
a tiiiitt1 church from Caunda to the tlt ,
lr , Vnliace eXilflhIIL'l ) that there had b".m
no correspondence for two years and that
the record of the synod's minutes contnin
lit ) reference to any nIiOifltHleflt of a coot-
litittee on muon. lie was of the opinion
( lint the volnt 1111(1 ( l > ecii reached It
would ho wiser to jut iroceeI , niotig hut's
of co-operation rather than irea I Iu. trot
tel. .
lint. Dr. Meloy was anxious to have 11w
assembly records show that the United
I'reshyterians liati not been . lacking In
proper courtesy. lie had beard of a man
who secured a wife after she had refused
ltiin Ilvo times , The sixth tIme lie was sue-
cesaful. To this Itov. J , W. Martin of tians.
field , 0 , , observed lhllosophically that the
Wooer woutld have got his wife sooner If lie
liiiii quit toiinenting her , but Dr. Meloy
caine back with the Parable of the unjust
judge and the widow's importunity.
The growth of frIenhiy sentiment in.
poi4icai inatter bct.wedn the north and
south was referred to by Rev. rt. T. M -
, Crcn of Mansllcld , 0. , as pointlng to the
auspielousuuoss of thu opportunity for unIon.
Fiutnily Dr. Mehoy offered as a minute to
follow the comunittee's report in the as
pniliiy records to read thus :
In view of the continued ( riendiy relations
between the Associate Rofornie Synod of
thu Eouth auth the United l'reobyterian
ciuirch , wu dcciii It wire to c.ntInue the
olforts to\ard tlflIOi ) therefore be it
flesolvcl. That a coluntittet , on union b
arroiliteil by this nsseunbly.
This received several seconds and was
adopted with only a fcw feeble noc ha
opposition. The appointment of a new cent-
uuultteti is necessitated by the fact that the
01(1 ( committee would retire In the natural
order of things.
% 'ltM utilil al1i11p4 ltej.tir * .
The ways 11(1(1 means committee reported
sonic figures. showIng increase3 over last
year of contributions of the various boards
as follows : Foreign boarti , an Increase of
$9,4Oi ; home board , p84 ; Freedmen board ,
7h46 ; church extouiston , 819 ituid oduen-
tion , $1,447. There was a small ( hecrease
in the receipts of the Ailuiisteriah Relief
Spfl fl9
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phh10 COIhtUtiOhl of the bluoti after win-
tui.s hearty foods , 1111(1 ( breathing viti.
atctl air in 1101110 , office , schoolroom
oh. SllOjViucn ) weak , thin or iniptlro ,
the blooil CallhhOt iiutirish the body aa
it ShOtllL ( 'rl defluttlill for cleansing
niitl iltv'hgoratlilg IS gl'ohlllly met by
llootVii SurnlarIlin , w'liiciu gives the
blooti just the quality utul vitality iue'd-
ed to lflflhIhttl'lfl luonith , properly illgest
fout , ittihl up and steady thu nervc
and overcome tliu tired feeling. It hi
thu Ideal Spring Medicine. Get only
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board. The items ombraccil untler the
head of general contributions are les * by
the sum of $28,037 , while for congregational
expenses $52,5f)7 )
The committee had requested the faculties
of the theological seminaries to arrange for
ft course of business methods of congrega-
tlonB.
Financial ahortcomingB the committee
charged UI ) to "fault of the paBtors and
elders , not tile p.opie. "
I iii rcs I I uu g Qies tion ( ul1cs lIp.
A htnotty point in church polity , which Is
to be settled one way or another during
this convention , Is the method of effecting
pastoral settlements. During the assembly
of laM year memorals had been received
front the presbyteries of I3eaver Valley ,
New York , and Rock Island on this matter
antI they were referred to a special committee -
tee of seven. This committee has reported ,
but one of the meunliers , Rev. A. S. Biddic ,
olTereil what Is by some considered a minorIty -
Ity report , In which he evidently suggests
a method ( lint would be similar to that of
the Methodist lpiscopal church , namely , the
congregations to be supplied by direct as-
signntent through a central body , such as a
general committee of missions.
Dr. W. S. Owens , one of tho.inenibcrs of
the committee , ittade a state-
niont which exhausted the subject
pretty well , lie explained that the
Itrosent plan was adopted in 1892. It tlots
not provide , save In exceptional cases , for
autlioriatlvo appointment of men ity thu
general committee or the i3oaril of Houtie
missIons. l'rncticaliy it covers merely the
collection and coinmimnicatlouu , at Intervals ,
of tile names of mcii available for appoint-
ncnts , leaving the selection auti all further
flu roogeutienta to the presbyterles , and to
the uitomi tliemnse1ve. 'rite committee has
made the following recomnmnendatiotm
It scouts to your committee that the prob-
leuui will be best solved by a return to the
general principles of our original method of
distrIbuting ttnemnployed ministers and Ii.
centlates. That system , however , utitist In
one respect lie greatly modified in order to
give hope of butter success. The general
committee of home missions , admirably as It
serves for action upon applications for flnan-
cml aid , is too large a body anti has too
flinch other business to attend properly to
the distribution of uncut. nut it Is stiil more
important and deelsivo to observe that It
is quite Impossible to arrange appointments
for a year in advance with any reasonable
1)01)3 that they will be fulfilled tnt prescribed.
If a smaller hotly can be constituted , corn-
posed of one member from each synod ( not
represcuuting synods us such , but tile groups
of presbyterics ) , anti meeting more fre-
queuttly , we are persuaded that the sound
general principles of our old system can be
ntaiuitalneul anti rasooably satisfactory re-
Stilts secured.
A general committee on supplies would
thins be chosen by the slctioui of a morn-
her front each synod this committee to
meet Iii June amid December and possibly
also In September and March. Mr. flidillo
had put his itame to this lilan. Ills aug.
gestlon was really In the nature of a sup-
plenientary recommendation.
No action was taken because autotlier order
of business had ltceii reached. What the as-
soothly vihl try to do vihI ho to adopt a
method of supplying vacant congregations
which will give satisfaction all around. The
presbyterial idea is to consult the vIshtes of
both the congregation anti the pastor , when
making an assignment , but , unlike the
vogue of the Mcthodlst Episcopal church , a
pastor may remain with a congregation in-
definitely-as long as agreeable-and Is not
shifted around at fixed periods front place
to place.
.triziiiliig for I'nstornl Sitleuneu * .
Much of the afternoon session was devoted -
voted to the consideration of the special
cooimitteoa proposed plan for effecting itas-
, toral settlement in the cases of supplying
vacanCIes. Up to six years ago pastors for
vacant congregations vcro distrIbuted by
the general committee of home missions.
The question of' pastoral settlement had two
phases , but only one was covered by the
committee's report , that of supplyIxg Va-
caumeics. merely. As to time formation of pas-
torah settlements generally the committee
lund hot though it advisable to offer ammy
suggestion.
Dr. Andrew henry of the New York presbytery -
bytery moved the reference of the whole
mmmatter of pastoral settlement to a special
committee to report at the uioxt assembly ,
but no such disposition found favor.
Dr. Owens , explaining that ho was representing -
resenting his conmrnittce upon time floor of
the aseemhly by request , opposed any ret-
orence of the printed report. although not
objecting to amendments and matters ger-
niane being so referred. It luaU been the
intention of lila committee to have the plan
of settlement proposed go into effect in
the coming September. On the question of
reference , the assembly decided on Dr.
Owens' 51(10 and accordingly the whole subject -
ject was taken up anti widohy disoused.
the variouafeatures of the plan offered he-
lug consldercd by the assembly one after
another ,
Some of the delegates who took part In
the discussion voiced the fcnr that there
vas a growing sentlnment of disregard for
authority. Rev. S. U , liuey of Wisconsin
observed : Wo will soon ceaie to ho I'res-
lytorians ontl will boconme Congregational-
isbi. " lie hoped some unethoti could be
found rhiclt would bring pastors and congregations -
gregations together without nimy disregard of
rccoumIzed l'resbyterian authority in such
matters.
.tuuuii'sIs of the iIseiuptsliu. .
ir. Ovens took a comprehensive view of
tile trend of time discussion anti analyzed it
into : First. A ( iesiro to let the vacant congregation -
gregation supply itself with little or no au-
tltority of supervision ; second. an inclination
to go to the other extreme. Ir. It. D. Wil-
lionisout of Troy , N. Y , also noticed time two
divergent tendencies , one toward "putting
all the business of the church into the
hauids of boards amid committees" antI the
'othor toward Congregationaiisom , " however -
over , hitt ( ailed to see wherein the plan he-
ilig coutsiiierctl was any immmprovcoment on the
ohti method , The emily difierenco would ho
that supplies woulil 1)0 dlctribimte'l thuoumth
a body of ojeven moon , one from each synod ,
instead of through a coummmnlttco of Eixty odti ,
representing the presbyteries direct. lL
was therefore 01)1)050(1 ( to time imluim ,
Indeed , it founti a great many antagonists
because .uf its schenme to substitute a cont-
mittco of synod representatives Instead of
one to be coumatituteti by members direct
front the lmreshytcries , anti this iotnt of difference -
ferenco imrovetl a bone of contention no moat-
ter from what direction the matter was
vioweil or what feature was being dissected.
TIme dreatl of somuie oncroachmmuemit by author-
tty u on the rights of the presbyteries or
of souoo umw galit of liberty by the congre-
gattons would not down until , at least , the
delegates grew weary of , the specter's grimn
ireseumce.
Fiuial'y time matter wus tabled with a general -
oral sigh of relief , After the milan had been
moors or less modified , save in its main feature -
ture , lr. hart offered a motion to refer It
I back to thu conimnittee for roviston , but
Iitler .1. V. Tracey of Chicago immediately
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Cl'Vtil' ICIINlIYS.
Vroiuir L'.td 1(1111 lINIIIIHRMI of Coffee
the iI'u&li'lI3 ,
It the special iolnt of attack of the drug ,
cofcc , is at the kidney8 one' can keep stead-
iiy on itt its use until flright's disease anti.
denly ( levelelis , a short time utter which
hero will ho small need for any remedy.
All nonsense ? Let rcaEon rule antI not
I vroitidico. for we all desire to keep life anti
health.
'Veil days' tisa of i'ostumu Food Coffee vIli
bring bright days to those with kidney trou-
tiles.
tiles.That
That step means the introduction of Be-
heeled and concentrated food in place of a
I drug ( coffee ) which has cau8ed the trouble ,
followed up with a tablIng motion. The
Vote to table was El to 72.
% 'nri.t ( lcttItlu Hotter.
A rather blue report came from tIme permanent -
manent committee on reform. This reati :
Wa have no reform to report. "We have
not wrought any deliverance In the earth ,
neither have ( lie inhabitants of the , world
fal lent Intemperance , Sabbath desectation ,
the abominations of the divorce tenet , the
social cvii , the licentious press , ( lie haselvi-
oils exhibitions of the theaters , the brutalities -
ties of the prize ring antithe race c'urso anti
the oath-bound conspiracies of secretism , nil
of them rootetl in human depravity , stab-
hished in popular custoumi and either tolerated
or logalizeti by the makers anti xecutors of
our laws , still defy God's authority and degrade -
grade anti destroy his image In man. Advancing -
vancing civilization , inatcati of curing these
amoral evils , seems only to Intensify ( hoot.
The artistic development anti embelllalumnont
of our domestic vices and the 1nportation of
foreign vices h our Imirgo Immigration
threaten to deluge oilY society with aim overflow -
flow of simm. It is a dark prospect.
Notwitlmstnumdin the report also recog-
nizeul a brIghter sitie In temperance and
Sabbath reform work. I made the follow-
lug recomimmendations :
That members of tIme church ho ouncilcd
to carry the petitions , 'ilnhiQwed be Thy
'fIt ' 'iIi be done
namne Thy kiugtlom come , )
oil earth as it. is iii heaven , " to thu boils.
That general encouragement be giveut to
time tenmpernnce oath Sabbath reforimi nssocia-
thins.
Dlsapprovni of educntionai instlttiti9ns
tolerating use of liquor anti warning liaremits
to not send their children to such.
flut time recommentintion which got closest
attention was that referring to the present
war. It was :
That the assenibly approves of time cause
on behalf of which our nation has entered
Into the terrible conflicts of war , as thnt. of
rigiiteotisumess and mercy , nmmd tssures time
national governnieimt of the support anti
vrayers of our people , while it continues to
seek these ends. At the saute ( Into recognizing -
nizing even a righteous war as an evil in ,
itself and a visitatiop of jutlgmnent from tIme
hand of Gotl , we asic our miutloimal autlmori-
ties to give iulllC recognition of time fact by
calling upon the tucophe to confess their sins
anti turn to righteousness anti with liemultouit
ttnd prayerftul heart Iniploro a return of His
favor anti : his imlessimig upon our efforts on
the behalf of national righteousness.
It was sigumeti by the coumimnittee , Dra.
\v. J. Robinson , D. S. Ltttcil amid J. T. Mc-
Crory anti Eltiers T. J. Gillespie anti Wit-
11am lull.
Mitkluii : it Stroliger.
Dr. W. :1. McFarlane of Cambridge , 0. ,
an old soldier , objected to the word "evil. "
He moved to amend by substituting the
' " . To this
word 'calnmity"-war a calamity.
the assembly willingly assenteti. Rev.
Samuel Collins of Allegheny , Pa. , thought
the recommendation still not ndequato in
its imfllhieti prayer amid ho would add a 1)eti
tion for divine blessing upon time umation's
efforts in behalf of civil anti religious hih-
arty and for the success of American arms
to these ends. This was also readily agreed
to aumtl Incorporated iii the report , amid time
assnmhIy then adopted the report as its
owj declaration.
The committee chosen to prepare a union
metrical version of the Psalms reported tlmat
no locating had been held during time year
anti none has been called. Aim effort at a
conference had been made , but fahieti ho-
cause the committee of the Reformed Presbyterian -
bytorian clmurch did not wish to take further
part in the work aitti , with time exception of
the Canada Presbyterian church and Re-
formnetl General synod , noume of the churches
seemed interested. Adoption followed un-
mediately antI the committee was discharged.
Just before time evening adjournment no
invitation was read front the executive corn-
mission ( western section ) of time "Alliance of
Reformed Churches' 'Holding the Presby-
tartan System. " asking the general assembly
to he repiesented at. the coumvemmti n of the
seventh general council ot the alliance to be
helti at Washington , D. C. , from September
27 to October 6 , next year.
Dr. W.V. . liarr of Philadelphia was given
an opportunity to explain the object of time
geumeral council and time scope of time allIance.
lim 187G a movement was started to bring
about an alliance of all the Presbyterian
churches , hut no meeting was held until the
miext year in Edinburgh. Since then there
have been meetings in Philadelphia , London ,
Belfast , Toronto anti Glasgow , last year's
having been at Glasgow. Outside alliances ,
said Ir. flarr. were favored by John Calvio ,
time Synod of Dort and the Westnminstor as-
sombly. Ott motion the nominating commit-
tee wa hmstucted to mianme twenty delegates
to represent time general assembly.
CiLesi'umiuir tie Nuilu lit Art ,
A resolution on time "nude in art" was
sent up as soon as the busimmess part of tile
evening sessloim began , by Dr. S. Collins
and Rev , S. II. Graham of Alicgheay City ,
amid was sent to time special committee on
reforimu. It alluded to time posltiomm takemm by
Lieutenant Maurer of the Salvation arnmy
respecting time statuary at time Tranamissis-
Slpli Exposition , but made a sweepimmg protest -
test to cover the country , as follows :
Resolved , That while we do hot positively
know time special character of time offensive
statuary iii the Trammsmmmlaslsslppi Exlmositioil
In this city attacked by Licutemmant Maurer
of tim Salvation Amnmy , yet knowing time cx-
tent to which title cvii prevaIled In the
'V'orld's fair at Chicago In 18l3 anti the
growIng prevalence of the nude Iii art
throughout time country , anti especIally lii
our cities amid towns , we imerehy express our
sympathy with 11cr ium her heroic efforts to
abate thu evil referred to. and that we call
tIme mmttemmtion of our People to tlmls evil amid
affectionately nutil earnestly warn our Itco-
1110 nimtl others agaizmst encouraging it by
lma'ing imnnmodcst iilctures or atatues or otut-
uettes in thclr homes.
liom tue simcial committee , lies's. Dra. 0.
MacIii ! of the Xcnia seminary , Jolmn It. Wilson -
son of the Allegheny seminary mmii C. H.
Strong of the Cooper instltmto at Sterling ,
Knit. , all of tlmenm professors 1mm their respective -
spective instItutions. came a series of resolutions -
lutions covering admission to the ministry ,
'I'hey tureui that presimyteries ito emmjolneti
to exercise greater care in thu atirnission of
students to time ministry as to ability and
character ; timat theological seminaries have
the rIght to determnino the status of tudcnts
atlmnittt (1 ( to them ani assign them to time
junior. lower or mnitidlo gratles. am. . time case
ummight be ; that in case of thlamissat front the
vcrninary for lumcomnpeteiico , immdolence or
other cause , the preabyteries simoulti be o
ativise.ti , anti floaiiy that time question ho
submitted to time presbyteries for a yea and
nay vote , the question , "Shall candidates
for the immimmistry be required to preseqt _ to
tue preabytery certificates of reconmmonda-
tioll fromu the seminary faculties as a condition -
tion of license ? " It mvont over as unfin-
iiieti business.
iIOli ) .1. uIlIUhIl.tl , iOiI'i'lilI lIl.tl ) ,
II.Ir uiuuiiigituuns i'rouuiuiuicid ( ill 'l'hioe
I ) IItt , ' Hreui lt..snrilt'tI.
At time Imour set , 10:30 : , time ummemorial serv-
lees for time mInisters deceased during time
year began , Dr. W , 0. W'acldie of Wheel-
hug , Pa. , presitlimig. anti Rev. W. A. McCul-
loch of Mommongahela leading time singing.
lr. Wallace , the accood clerk , read the
mortuary record. IIvo om'daImmcii ministers
tfllti 0110 liccotiate had passed away during
time year , mind since time record was made
four ummore nanmes had been added to the
roll of time departed ,
From the infornmation given by ir.Val. .
lacu it nppears that time death rate for the
whole church baa beeml yery how for the
yr , only 1.3 pam' comit among time members
and one.imalt of 1 per edIt among time
ministry. A , brief obituary of each of the
tieceilseti mirmisters shows :
George V , hirademi of lodianola , Is. , born
Ia 1839 ; a soldier during the civil war ;
ordained because of his success as an
evaumgeiist ; died July 20. 1S97.
Samuel Brown , Willet , Pa. , a native of
lrelammd ; graduate of Edinburgh seminary ;
pastor of Samyrna and Plum Creek cburch
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for twenty-five years ; dioti Juno 20 , in 1dB
70th year.
James La. Fa mm native of lreiand anti
student of Eti lgh ; iii active ministry
thirty-eight years ; dieti in PIper City , Ill. ,
October 1.
bury Gordon , D.D. of Celia , U. Y. ; also
a native of Ireland ; in imastoral work forty
yc s ; was chpIaIn of thm One Huntirc.1
anti Twonty-tlm ) , New York Volunteersi
eminent tmS'jt 1PLJ1 orator ; died April 21 ,
1897 , in liI74Lim4r.
Wllitanm E , mm'ing gratltmate of fici.
fast , ; 'for forty years In
Cambridge , Enan of great ability
antI' very POPtil.4 ? acoulmt of imis amiable
disposition , :4i.
Joseph Brian , a\llcentinto ; died at Wilde-
mar , Cal. . in March , tIt year.
Since this moli wna made time following
daims have occurred , .
Rev. Alexnnder Cmlhoun , D.D. of Oakland -
land , Cal. : Ite. .TO1t' . Dick , D.D. of
Grcensburg , l'a. ; Rovf'hi. S. hCennetiy , Di ) .
of Chicago , and Re'.t ' . S. liortili of Liii-
coin , Neb. t
Two addresses were delivetetl in memo-
orlaun , th& first by Dr. T. B , Ttmrnbull of
Argyi , N , V. , on "Our Departed Brothers-
A Vnithftml ' ' time secoimd
Ministry , anti by
Rev. Tllommuii i'nrlc. of the Delaware presbytery -
tory on "The Minister's Special Emmcotmrago-
mmients. " Dr. Trtmunbtmll sail , :
have liStened to t1m roll call of our
ceau. Iii lumitmiy respects It it , ft reunarhcablo
oacremmmarkable In its brevity-only live or-
tlairt'cI mumimmiaters thtmritmg thug year antI omme
liceumtiato , Last year tlmcre were nineteen ,
tld y.'utr before timeme yere eighteen. The
nominal acragt for thmo last decade has beemm
tilirt"'n , Certainly wo have great reason
to thiiii GotI for epnriumg our lives.
TIme speaker bath been. personally ac-
quailmteti with two of time departed ones , Dr.
Gordon auth Mr. hienniumg , botlm of whom
wOre of time Argyle liresbytory. lie re-
callet ! many strlltimmg parallels in time lirts
of these two workers. Iioth came froni
time north of Ireland , botim were formerly
ameinbors of time Associate branch , anti botlm
Imati been in time mnlumistry for forty years.
The speaker used thou ) careers to illustrate
what a faithful ministry amid stewardship
coumsiss in.
Iuring his address Mr. Park referreti to
time speedy death of hr. Jaimmes Lytle , after
time Cedar Rapids assembly-so soon after
his givimmg voice. to the sontimmmeumtVimeim : '
I was a youumg man time river between inc
anti iumimcritaimce seemed broad and deep amid
stormy , but sorrow and oxperleuco have
led roe and schooled too and now at uppears
iUt a rivulet , " lie was called upward and
coronated five weeks later.
The vartous eucourngeunents of the ruin-
ister were enumerated. Among tlmenm is time
certainty of the promtses of Goti , timely
help fronm time heavenly base of supplies
during timeir battle for Jehovah antl time assurance -
suranco of success. Time real work of time
minister Is to win souls for time kingdom.
"lie that winneth souls is wise. " lie citeti
time examples of Abraham , Moses , Joshua ,
David , I'aui and other scriptural characters
to denmonstrate thg full measure of heavenly
encouragement. .
Lilttv ' 10 'i'IuE Gl ) 01' UAT'I'IIIS.
Fe'rveuit ? : ' : ; ! ; ; ) ; for llvine iiit-
port lii - hutil'rest'iit Vnr ,
The patriotic program in the eveimimmg cia-
braceti adtIresses'by tJr. J. Q. A. McDowell
of time iieaver Vaitrymresbytery , Elder 110gb
A. Hart of thatdof Mansfield and Rev. D.
Nicoll , a nortimm'Ostcrfl Iowa delegate. Roy.
J. II. Logue of the ICeokuk , In. , presbytery
presided. Mi ' ,
After the firtpsathm Ref. W. E. McCuI-
ioch of the Monomigahela presbytery made
the invocatIon. .Z his' prayer contained the
following appotfis : ,
We are met tdthdr to discuss one of the
great questions .tbatt coimcern our mmatlon-
have come % oThUe 1eeaus Thou art' Lord
of Lords and King of Kings. Through nh
time years of the history of our nation Thou
hast been our God and guide. When the
foundations of our fair laud were shaken
Tlmou didst upimoid us. We hiess Thee to-
night for fathers who took up the 8worti.
We bless Thee that we are now one-a
ulmited nation. We pray Thee for blessing om : ,
our army and navy. We thaumk.Thee for the
great victory Timou hast given us in time
past. We beseech Thee that the coimihict be
quick amid decisive and that soon will come :
tIme hlessings of peace. And for our one-
nmies we pray timat out of the wreck of Spanish -
ish anarchy Spain unay arise a truly Curls-
tian nation. LUcas those who have goimo
forti to fight for human liberty. We believe
tlmat'America has hut just begun her glori-
ou3 career and that up time centuries site will
be guided as were the hosts of Israel over
time Jordan-upward to Christian progress to
the honor of Almighty God.
Psalm xlvi , "The Lord our strength , " was
giveim out.
In introducing the first speaker Mr. Logue
iminiseif had some observations to mnako out
war. lie justified war for self-defense and
war for principle , but more titan all war for
humanity. The wars of Amnerica. he said ,
had beemm for liberty anti progress. lie
quoted from the speech Senator Thurston
ummade after a visit to Cuba , Ia which the
conatom' charged Spaimm with lianting ummore
cro3scs and indulgiimg In more butcheries
titan any other nation.
sI.t the ' .Yar % VIh1 lirluig ,
The nrineipal imdtires of time evening was
by Dr. McDowell. lie saul , prefacing it with
soummo rc'unarks eu time cool aumd calmmi mmmanncr
iii wlmicim the nation went into the var :
Our people did mmot waumt war. It caine
because it % saa humevltabltt that it simouid
coimme in tIme mmmarch of events. Time destruc-
tioum of I ime Maiume may' loire hastelmeti time
conflict , but it WflS irrepressible , and I he-
hove it holy war , lleumjammmin harrison and
Grover Cleveland bad dealt with time qmmes-
tiomi witim dipionmacy , but timero was no other
left nmmd tlmere is only oimo outconmo-thme dual
banislmnmeot of time Spaimisit standard ( room
Aineriran simores ,
There Is a deep algmmiflcammce In tIlls COO-
test ; great causes uumderly it. Prinmarily we
took it up because women aimd cimildren. were
imprisoimed amId starved , hut to mmmc there is
a deeper sgniflcazmco than this 1mm it , Alex-
antler time Great was as much a forerunner
of Jesus Christ as was John time Baptist ,
preparing time way of the Lord. lie pavt'tl
time way vitlm Greek civilization. So floumman
civilizmmtioa furtlmer prepared time way for time
progress of time race wlmlch Cimristummnity waste
to bring ut good 'time , Anti imow the timne
has conic for Anglo-Saxon tritmrnplm over the
despotic absolutlas11o Latimm Spain and Eu-
rope.
lie charged Spaiu'aincompetency to her
ri5
- -
religion anti time character of her people ,
anti in this connection Ito also threw a ccii'
trast betwc.eui America ammtl Europe , Allusion -
lusion was matlo to Snlisbtmry ° s pretiiction
of the inevitable striuggin lctween the
powers anti the races for supremacy. lie
n1o referred to the failure of the attempt of
NaPoleon Hi to establisim in Mexico a Latin
eimmpire to lmoltl back 1mm check thmo great
Anglo-Saxon cimmiltro of tue north ,
The reason given for Anglo.Saxon iii-
premmiacy lie found In time explanation of
liomijanmln Ititid , time soiaiist , to-wit , the
Amiglo-Saxon hove em fair play-a sonthmmient
( iUO to the altruistic influence of time m'c-
higioum of Christ. lie continued :
We have reaciteti a iiositiofl of supremacy
on timis comitiumorit , Let mis aspire to time
highest. national ideals , nut the NapoleonIc
Idea of glory amid conquest , I believe ( lint
' , tl. stammtl for time rights of ummaum , for the
sacredness of the imitiividtual.
Dr , McDowell had a very optimistic omit-
I look for time future of Ammierica. lie oh-
served :
I rejoice iii time intimation l'residcmmt tic-
Kinity lmas giemm to 1Uttimamt nations ( hint
timey ummtist keep tlmelr hammdM ott-this is our
owmm affaIr , anti we will settle it. I believe
that the uitniitlarul of Spaium etammtls for lila-
tone icrtpotiaiui , blootisheti nntl govcummmnental
Imicoumipcteuicy , anti mmli that Is cliposei to time
Anglo-Saxomi idea of justIce anti iuuiivitltmai
rIght. Let us lray for our boys 1mm blue
simo have goume to Cuba anti the Phmilipplmmcs
to tight. I rejoice iii time stuff tlmat time boys
hi our neummy anti mmnvy are nmatie of. I rejoice -
joice In tIme skIll , nntl ( no courage , anti time
Vmctoi y of a 1)ewey.
Eider Hart antl Dr. Nicoli conflumetl themselves -
selves Immoro to appeals for syumipatimy for the
soldier and seaman wimo have gene to war.
Fiumaliy a fervent prayer for time boys In
bloc was nmathe by 1 * . William J , itciti , time
irimmcipal cleric of time assemimbly.
nles of tilL' AMII'iIuIl % ' .
A group photograph was taken ot'time tide-
gates , vitim the Central clmurch in time back-
groummtl , yesterday just after time afterumoon
atijourlinment.
Time Musicingumun college olumni mimet yes-
tertlay evening anti am'raiiged a social duuiuier
for hirobubly Tuestlal' nooum. The hiresidclmt
of time college , Dr. Jesse Johusomi , has time
mmmattcr iii cimargo.
Alunmuil of Moumunouth college will lma'o a
reummioum nmmd banquet out Moumday aftermmooum
at o'clock at the Young Memm's Cimristiaum
associatioim imali , All forimmer tudenta of time
college mmow in Onmalma or in nttommdaumce on
tIme assemmibly are requesteti to report to G.
0. Wallace by noon totluy.
Tima report of tIme slmecini commimmmittee on
tobacco using is expecteti today through
Eltier J. 1' . Tracey of Chicago. It proposes
to deprive toiacco misers in the mmministry of
time beumefits of tlm Home Mission fimimuls , aumti
time same rnlsfortmmume is to be thc'lot of Iionm
Mission eimipioyes vimo caumnot quit time weed.
Tab on offemmdera is also to be kept if time
comnil ttee's resolution is adopteti witimout
mmmodulicatiomm. It may Provoke BOiflO discus-
sioum ,
Open air meetings are to be held by time
delegates today nod tomorrow between 5 and
a ii. m. at various places and with leaders
assigned as follows : louglas anti Tenth ,
Rev. C. M. Ritchie of soutimern Ihliumois ; Web.
ster mmd thirteentim , 11ev.V. . I. Wisimart of
time Allegheny hiresbytery ; Ilowarti mmd
Thulrteemmth , 11ev. David Anderson of Cab-
dommkm , N. Y. ; Twenty-fourth and Cuiniimg ,
Rev. Paul Stewart of Iumdiana ; Jefferson
park , at Sixteeumth and Capitol avemmue , Rev.
David McCaw of Cimleago. Each will be assisted -
sisted by a half dozen or more helpers.
CHURCHMEN GET TO WORK
1te'bcw of tilt , Worl of Couigregn-
tioumulists iuriuig CIte Your tim
Sotitlm 1)nlcotn ,
' HURON , S. D. , May 27.-Speciai.-The ( )
I General ' Association of Congregational
.1 . churches In South Dakota got down to husi-
ness Wednesday morning. Following do-
I votlonal exercises Dr. E. M. Williams of
Yankton was chosen moderator , and Rev.
A. II. Robbirms of Iroquois and A. Loomis
of Redfleld were matlo assistant moderators ;
secretaries , Rev. H.V. . Webb of Gettysburg
anti Rev. Menko of Centervihle. The rum-
port of Rev. li. Hubbard , the association
register , of Webster , was an interesting review -
view ot the work of the past year of the
Congregational denomiumation in South Da-
kota. Tills was followed by a statemcmmt of
what was being done by the Clmrlstinn Endeavor -
deavor organization. A praise and prayer
service was conducted by Hey. 11111 of Ar-
mour. "Is Modern Science In Its Emphasis
of ivolUtlon in Conflict witim the Religion
of the Bible ? " was time subject of a talk by
Dr. D. B. Scott of Sioux Falls , foiiowetl with
discussion by Rev. i : . W. Webb of ( lOttys-
burg. Rev. E. W. Jenumey of huron gave
a review of Dr. Gordou'a book , "The Ministry -
try of the Spirit. "
Tile afternoon session was opened with
devotional exercises conducted by Mrs. Katherine -
erine Jennoy of Huron , Timamu followed a
woman's meetIng , lmresieti ] over by Mrs.
Clara M. Carry of Columbia. Among the
sieakers were Rev. W. S. Ament of l'ein } ,
Clmina , who spolto of "Voman's Vork for
\Vomon in China , " At 1 o'clock Rev. B. W.
l3murieigh of Mitchell siioio of "Time Work of
the Holy Spirit In Conversion. " Dr. A. R.
Thain of Chicago , ctiior of tIme Advance ,
also made a brief addres3 , anti Mrs. Anita
H. Patidock of Vermihilon illustrated primary -
mary class work ,
I 1mm time evening Rev. George F. Evdns of
Hudson spoke on the question , "Are time
Motimods of tile Institutional Clmurclm Suited
to time Country Parisimos of South Dakota ? "
"Foreign Missions" were discussed by Rev.
.
% v. S. Anment of Pekin , China. anti Dr.
Clmarios Ryder of Cimicago spoke of "The
Religion pf time Negroes as Expressed In
Their Soimgs. "
Vu1t.rn1 Court iutt'M.
' Deputy United States Marsimal Allan has
rcturmmed from Sioux City , where he was
I subpoenaed to appear before ( ho federal
granti jury.
I TIme Phoenix Mutual Life Insurammeo coin-
palm ) ' of hartford , Coon , , imas brought actIon
umgaiost. Thomas Iieohmm and Margaret
I hiomiauu , askimig that Ito lie allowed to soil
I certain luropei'tIea in Lincoln which were
mortgaged to iuinm for $6,000. ,
I Charles \ V.'aro of Chicago imas brought
action in the United States district court
ngainst II , U , Gammiunel of fliurt eoummty for
possession of certain achnol land oartificates
I wbmich Gamnnmcl deposited its secmirity for a
loan of $6,000 , math , to hint by'are. .
I
ASKS I'1FFERT ' TO U1T
Presbyterian Asomb1y Avoids Another Trial
for .lleroiy ,
0
DISPOSES OF A TROUBLESOME FACTOR
l'roressor in iiuiui Seu.iiuinr' ito-
tu'Mlcui Si ) ' , 'itiilrn'uv if lit' ( Iumui
hUt it-t'omiei le Ills V ii'js s'itli
Church Stnuuuhui ruls ,
WlNO LAKE , hid. , May 27.-fly a
large umajority , voting vIva voce , tlme l'rcs-
iyteriaum general assenmtmiy decitieth tlmis aft-
er000um mmot to Iuunuguurate ammotimer heresy
trial iii tIme case of Prof. McGIfTert , hut to
ask liiumm to withdraw , if lie canumot rocoumciltm
his 'iews Itim time churcim's stantiartis , i'rof.
McGiffert was imractlcaliy tiirectetl to act
as jtmthge , jury nmitl exectutioner tmpom him-
self.
self.Time
Time actiomi taken was itt time ndoptiomm of
time foilowlumg resolution , which as submuti-
tuteti tomtlmc linal maragrnplm of time report
of time commmuimittcc elm bills anti overtures ,
auiimmmltteti omm W'etinesilay :
That the asacummiuly , imi a spirit of luimmdumess
no less titan in devotIon to truth , counsels
Prof. McGiftert to m'eeomusider time qimesttoim'
able views set fortim ium Imis book , amid if ito
cnumflot conform his views to thu stauitiards of
our clmttrclm , thmemm to imacably vitiitlmztv fuoni
the i'rcshyteriaum umtiumistry.
Thu tlebate on time case ocemmimieti the after-
imooll scssiotm. half aim lmoumm' each sums giveum
to Dr. Sheltloim Jmtcksomm , ir. ) Plmmumimiicr llryamm
amid Dr. Fraumcis Browum , time first sigimem s
of time three reports before time asstmummbi ) ' .
The tiiscussioum by time tmsseuimbiy was limmi-
itetl to five nmimiuto 8lmecimes , silmiclm oct11-
pied half aim imotmr in all. lr. .lohimi iixomm
; of Tmcmmtomm , N , J. , closed tIme tlebzite on be-
u half of time uimnjority report.
After a brief discussion ly caummummissioimeu's
a vote was taken. Timat for ir. Browmm's
report , recoimimmmeumtiiuug mum actioim , was comi-
siticrablo in voiuimmc. Thitmt for a imeresy trial
1mm New York was nmueh smaller , wimile time
mmmnjority report was atiolmteth by a large mmiii-
jority auth the case mas at an eumtl.
him tIme assembly totlay tievotiommal exercises
anti mIscellaneous busiumeiss occupied the first
lmotmr.
Couitrol of tii& ' Chuiui'Ii iiiiuItm.
Oimti item was time declaration of the
muioption of aim nimmeimiimmmeumt to time con-
stittition of the church imlacing time
mmmusic of the cimurcim ummder time
cOimtlmhete dircctioim of time clmuirclm session.
The regular ortler of ( lie day wa time me-
port of the Lornimmittee on time Board of
Cimurcim erecton ( , preseumtcd by Dr. 13. W.
Berry of Saul Leantlro , Cal.
At tIme Presbyterian nssenmimly a report
regardimmg time cimumrch erection fuumti was suit-
omitted. It simOweti a slight immcrease ii : time
total of coumributioims , the mmunmber of colt-
tributors being larger , but the average coum-
tributiomi smmmahiar thaum last year. The 1101mm-
her of applications for aid lmas also heemm
reduceti sonmewhmat , but a total of 213
chtmrclmes had Imeon aided 1mm soimme way to
time aggregate of $126,421. The total value
of cimurclmes anti munmises coimmuleteti witim this
aid was $123,527. Time total aummouimts asked
for aggregated $151,788 , from 196 apphicauits.
Tue iumcome of time board hati been $ S1Il4
for time gemmeral fummd front all retirees , $46,711
haviumg beeui contributeti by the clmurcimes.
'rime Ilmanso ftiiid receiveti $16,771 , antI time
loan fund $31,252 , a part of which consistcti
of returmmcd loans. Time whole immcommme was
l29,2l9.
Dum'ing the twelve years simmce time manse
fummd was started 43S houses have been
erected by means of nid aggregating $161,322.
Time operations of the boarti have resulted
Ia securimmg reversionary rights lum prop 'ty.
amounting to $2,000,000. Since the iumceplion
of time board in 1845 the total of expondlturt's
tins been $3,492,320 , securing to time clmimrclm
property to the value of $14,000,000.
After tIme presentation of time report tIme
assembly was addressed by Dr. Perry mmii
by Dr. Erakiume N. Wlmlte. aecetary of time
board ,
licisses 'l'cnipernuuee ,
One hour was occupied witim time report of
time committee eu temperance. Time usual
recoummmendatioums were made , but the corn-
mittee reconmimmended mio action on several
overtUres regarding Princeton university.
Timis thid not satisfy the whole committee , a
part of wimooi introduced a supplementary
resolutiomm. While diaclainming special reference -
ence to Prlncetoum , it indicated the vositioum
of time nssembiy anti was athopteti witim a
hout. Its text was as follows :
The asscnmhly calls upon imarents and
teaclmers to exercise tiillgeuuce ammtl watchfulness -
ness over tlmemnselvos amnd tlmoso committed
to their care in respect to intemnimerance , iii
order that our homes nuid schools may be
imurged of the cvii of inteimmperammco aumti time
drink tralilc he driven from our mmmd , amid
timis without reflection upomm any collegiate
Inuititumtiomm.
Time evenhmmg session was devoted to comi-
sideration of systenmatic bcmmevolemmcc. Addresses -
dresses vore uumade by Ir. Soioim Cebit of
I'ittsburg and ltev , SVliliaimt Ii. iluimbard of
Auburn , N. Y.
A impuine mimeetimig in time Interest of toun-
peranco followed , Judge Henry Saylor of hum-
diana lresiiing.
Otimer addresses were made imy 1)r. Clmarles
I. , . Work of Cincinnati , lioum. E. S.'ehls or
Evanston mmii Dr. Joiuum A. Savage , a col-
oreti coumiummissioner fronm North Carolina.
TWO MORE HELD TO ANSWER
, Ludat' L'nmter iiiuu.Iiu Ot't-r BIn mu mmmiii
imuschuer of Soul It Ouuuuiiuii
fur C.utuuuhuiiuig ,
County Jutigo Baxter has had nimotimom'
round witim time ummen arrested Ium South
Omtmima , charged wltlm gammibilmig. Bernard
IlIum anti iavo Luscimer lmtmve been lucId
tumitler boumds of $500 each to appear before
thmn district court amid aumiuivor to tIme chuargu
of setting up aumd keeplimg gammmlmiimig devIces.
If. C. Sauter , vimo was chmargetl jointly with
time two tlefendtmntmu , was released from
custody , there imeiumg ito evidemico to show
timat lie was an owner of any gambling fixtures -
tures or that Ito particilmateul In aumy of time
gaines played.
Next Tuesday County Judge Baxter will
coimciudo time gaunbllimg cases. Ott that day
V. , . S. Rca and Oscar 11111 will lie giveum a
prehiuumlnary hoam'ing. Tonmorrow Jorgnutseo ,
. . . . , , .
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59
REV. J. A. SHEPHERD , AN OLD SOLDIER AND PREAcHER , SENDS HIS AFFIDAVIT.
We Cured Him After 17 Doctors and a Score of Patent
Medicines Had Failed ,
.
4 ' , . "ClnLnntti , Iow. % , AlrlI 23 , 18)ihonor ; to wimoni honor Is dume ,
' . . - WIthommt any solicitation out tIme lm&l' of tlmo Dr. Ti. J. iny Medical Co. ou'
; . , , mmyono else , J hereby certify thitt time Pr , Kay's Remmoyatom' and ICldimoy
; . . , ' . . ' . ctmra , Iropai'el ) ( by the Di' . 13. J. Kay Medical Co. , have done for me
wlmumt 17 doctors and a scom'o of patemmt medicines hma'c failed to do.
il .
' , . , . DrM Kay's Renovator
_ I can't' ' find words to toll the coinlition of my stomach , livci' and Iclilimys.
c Constipation , imeadmwlmo uumd pains in every joint in my liody was arm evcu'y
day ocourm'cmmeo1 and tt timmmes so snvnre that I could not walli oz' hardly
see. Among the umuititudo of metUchmmes advertised In time naimera I mend
of Dr. 13. 3' . Kay's anti sent for it , and I cmumm't eav enomugh In Its praise.
If ou have mummy of tlmose olul com1)iicated allumummls , do its 1 Imavim doumo amid you lviii timamilt me tom' this
mvviett ant ? fool under everlasting obligatiomis to time Tm' . hi. J. Kay Medical ( 'o , I am fifty'Lwo ynars old coil '
tmi''ed tinder SllOl'unan In the war ; slmmco time war 1 hmavo proacimeti thirty yoni's. I have no object In xnnklmmg
this statement only to heimofit ummy m'ieimdtu anti brethm'cn aunong wimoin J have preached time gospel , and to hmclp
Ilmemu to have ( lie heat system ronos'atot' In thmo world Intt'oduceul among the poopie. Youum' friend ,
JAiis A. S1iEPIuhtD.
SubscrIbed and aworn to ity Her , J , Shop. It ctlres when averyumiemg else falls. Sold by dm'ugglats at cerit
herd , Lefore me this ihe 0th day of A'mrii l'JS. '
' domm'L take substitute but send
don't have it
. , . a v. Xtlc,1fl.uuu.mrJ , , an timoy , any ,
Sr - - . JustIce of the Peace in arm direct to ims and we wifl scud It by mall , Bond for oum' illustrated
- , - - for noose Pleasant county , township lossa. , App I 14 page book. Dr. 13. J , Icay mledlcat Co. , Omaha , Nob.
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Stray and "Rocky Mountain Pete" will bi
tried.
"I'ntPs3' lluli'nr" hlelul fur Trial ,
"Patsy IJohivam" hmna beet. reuuiaumtleui to
Jail imuithing a trial in the district court. .
Sue cixtracteti $20 from the rockets of a
traveling oman-Elmer lngrnhammm-severai
mmiglmts ago , and is unable to ttmriilaim a. bond
of $800.
Get a nmap or Cuint anti got time best and
utmost coumiplote. The Ihee' caumibiumatlon map
( mf ( 'nba , the \'e5t Imiles and of tlmo wOrith.
Witim a 11cc nmnp cotipoum , on iunge 2 , 10
comtts , at lire omcu' , Onmaha , South Omaha or
Comumuril illumfis , fly utah , 11 cents. Address
Cuhaim Map Dcpnrtmmmcumt.
- Asthiiii.
.
Flow it is Treated
and Cured by the
New Method.
-
Astlimmmn ii ; muaitzmliy kmmowum mis hmamox'srn.i
of uiiiik'tult lmmt'imtiming , iimstlumg ( roull a fey
imotirs It ) mut'verutl slays. t'ouutiutg timi mit immtcr-
\'mitu , , to bum ft'lltveti Imy icmimimuslumuitt , dtiriim
'imit'im I lie iimmtient breimtlues vithm coumiparit-
ti't' ( 'use.
Time nttau'k retimriis umgtilum at regular litter-
\'it Is , tim' itt lmto\'uku'ui by cx imsmi re I o cold
utit' ' eft'orti , , ' ' mmmeuttutl
daummim , sc'ere , r 'vt'ui 'l *
euuitmtltills , itiring ( lie umutiucic time remqmirit-
( bum is laluoucul , vi I im i'Itu'ezi imi , fu'eulmuumli t
etilu ghi a mid t hmm't'a t cmii umg so ffut'a b ion.
i'retmt inemmt . it mid ( . 'm ve-'i'imert' It ; lirtutmaimi V mum
ti isea ito o i. 1 Ii e u'csl tI u'n I ury ou'gim mmmi mvuitch
sultummits so umtliekl ) ' itt "I I VOul ni' ' ' aimtl tliti
Austrnliiiui Dry Air 'i'retttmmmeut nit Amitlilulit , '
St fel % ' itmtillm ( 'lit 5' ilItO 0 i' ( Im um immlmiti gi 'iimg '
inmmmmt'tllitto m'elIu'f iii ( lie mmmnjt Mflei't ) ril'ues , ,
vimiio its daily misc Iumttriimbly vtir'tu. ' Ig _ . - '
cimromiie cnes it fe' til'ohis of "ii YiI'l" ;
lilimccti mmi it t'ittmui Piece of llummuiei Uum'l
imiumumed to tIme mmlglmt m'tuime ii'ili Prt''mm ( lull
it t ( ii ek mu mmii I ulsu cc a gootl um ight 's muutt to tutu
hitticimt , t'imriumg tilt' .ilscite viiilti Ito sleeps
"HYOMEI"
CURES BY INHALATION.
itmiti iim 1411dm CUHOS flit Cuttnm'rim , ( 'ntmtrrlmai
1)e'ifnes4 until lil'tmlit'ii lBs i1l'imys gIvtiu miii-
mmmcd In to ru'l Ia I n umtl a Permlmmtute'imt r'turo.
( 'oujimm4 numui Cuitii4 t'iuumtmnt exlt vimcro It iii
ii etI , 'I'tm tiuk , . ' ' 1 i YO'ti it I ' ' i'ctlu lies umo
skill on tlmL' hart of ( lit , pmutit'imt ; there is
lit ) \'tt I Li imi. for htui rs I ii ammm oflict' , itt ) ear
fit m't , to ho palti , or immummithul y lmmm yimicmm t ii to
muinke'ouu ettit ( rent ) 'tmurmtdl ( 1mm yoUr
Imoimme , at yomi work , 1mm vlmii'clt 01' itt ( lie
thou icr.
ic . 'i' Jl Is ( mini-niitee.i to re-
' lt"'o uu uu.ouier refiuui.l eul.
' 'hlytuuntmi' ' hutitaler Gilt lii , $1.00. Extra
1ot , tb's ' ' I I yommmt'i' ' 50c' , ' 'I i yommmt'i' ' liii I mum , mu
vommt1erful hmL'nler , 2c' . lult me , ' tlrtmggImtt4 or
i4eimt iV ummail. 'l'imt.m Story of ' ' [ lyoummei"
mmiileth free.
free.I. . . ' 1' , IiOO'I'li CI ) , ,
$ uulte .1t-2I .tiulIluui'ituuui limmihuiumg ,
ClIit'AI ) , mid. ,
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KUHN & CO. ,
RelIable Prescription B ruggists
1tlt ; utmuul ioughzms , St r'ects ,
BOOTU'S IIYOMU , 85c.
1iivSI1iInN'1'S. : : ci
iitl' ( irand Opcliin
g ) ,
uOu S [ xpositlon Weeks
Tel. 1019 ,
ONlI % 'ltl1mC CiMl1N'i' ( SUNIAY ,
: iu.tn. . iu.vm'irmiIi VHlNI1SmAY.
ltt'turum lluigngi'uuieuul of
MR. TIM MURPHY in
OLD INNOCNC [ and
Sm hENRY IIVPNOTIZD.
i'rices-Lower Floor , $1.00 , 75c. hal. 75c , be
Matinee-Lower Floor , SOc. hiai. tOe , 25c.
Thts I'nxlnIi & Iuturgess
LLI S 5 Managers. Tel. 153L
0. \Vootiward , 4uiim'eullolmt , lirector.
'I'OL)4tY , 2mm. 'l'lNlhi'i' ) , HuQO ,
'I'll \'OOli'.V.tltl ) S'L'OCl ( CO.
i'htisL1N'l'uc- CAMILLE 4
Specialties-Gigiucre & Boycr , Gracie Em.
mott. liiographm.
SUiitla-YOUNU MItS.VIN'l'l I ilOr' .
Specialties-GUS V1I.IlA1tIS tumid thmo
Ulondeiim4.
A Simecini Matinec will be given Tomuuity : ,
Mity 30 in s tenth of W'ctiumesday , J mm ima 1.
OMAHA MUSEUM AND TIWATR ,
lain-lam I iriarumnuum St reet.
ol'EN 1)Aii.i' F'lttlM I ' 14) 1(1 1' , M.
'Vnm , 11. Troomit , Muimtmger ,
Oitmimluit'iu i'o1iilui r F'uuuuil' Jte'sur * .
SET'I'RiCli FAMiLY HAND. l'eojmle ;
iiAItLO TUIIO , Clrcmimtsimtii Prince from
Asia Minor ; ItCiIEltlO , lii F'i'ats of L'oti-
( ortioim i-umti DIslut'atiumg ills 'ecit : i'itOu' .
\ vi.VA1t1MN , ijglitniiig Sltettli Artist
iii Sotuitti ; U.tIlNUtI'S l'uumt'im ntmtl Jimtiy ;
LONDiLlO , Art1sti 'l'attout'r ; 'l'ime 'l'a' . ,
i'itImu , CURI3O\V & lAltItFLi , Vimtttlittt ,
iluek numd'iumg 1)nmmcers ; tLClC & 110W-
Alti ) . time Acrobatic Coimmceimans : I. i'i"l' jij ' "
iii'l'i 1 , tIme Ciiiid Dtlncer , In iler Cuulitn.
Aumuericutim Duimeemu ; GORDON SiSTEltS , - '
\'ecimhim4tmt ; IDA It iE ' , Sarhieumtimmti
laumrem' ; MAGNISCCl'il , Views of thu
Iaiumu ium I hutvaumit thurber. -
itC.tiEiii'1'H i'O ALl-lOG ,
GUi LL'S CONCllEI' G4tR lEN
m. N Quill. Prop. and Maminiter.
Southeast Cur. I hilt nuid laye'uijeovt.
Attractions fur weeic cnunrnc'uuciuig May
23d : Auumerlemt't hreummicr ( avttrittis , ( huh Slitters -
ters , rtg ( bite singers itmiti ulttumt'erti , Dillon "
& Ga ml itimul. I risli sit c I c.im , or I Is t it , 'Plun I ii
Four , JCu44i0 Eva , Rt'miumlmtoim'mi F'iaunrne , '
Ditisy. Ommasici , "Scomies tit , Ilaulrt. ' ' Iva
1)0 Ii umt't ( it , it'll mm ti userio-eommm I e. I I ythmt r &
Ditytoim , muit'nY $ deasiutg. S tinily mnutiuieemm , -
except Moumtitty ,
BJJOU THEA'1'ER
, .Iait ututul Cniultoi ivt' ,
.1 13 , I1ENI1Y , MANAGER. .
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
.iNI ) Nl'I'Clti'l'ihii
I\'lRY NiCiii'l' AN ! ) SUNDAY. 8:30. :
Matiumees Wed. anti Sat , 2Z0.Adnmittsion : l0.
SCHLITZ ROOF GARDEN
Corner 111th uu.l lI.uruuey Streimlu ,
henry Tievemi , Prop.
mvu'3Ity ; ityl.i'ti : : ,
AND SATIJItIAY MitTINfliI.
GRAND CONCL3RT
Is , . It'ul.NZ .4Jl1u.tJ.tN' ( ) htCIil'IS PII4. .
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PhIJ1iIO'l'
h1IiJ1VING COMI'.l . ' 1"S
II iI.t 1)11 I1t ii'ih1t14.
LADIES' OLNIS' CONCRT hAIL
I air. ui. long. , g rru't.
Ikmuthi Bithem Je'fferp4oum ikiunro.
GlUNi ) CONCIR'l' IS'ERY NlhI'r (
AlUI8HION J'ltFIi ,
A. . " Yll13uIt , l'romu ,
I Euroimemin. )
The BamoraLdgiIhg
: ( ) $ .
1510 ilarocy EL. , opp , Crcigimtomm Theater
and Conveumtioim iiall.
WM. ii. MOILAND , i'ropr ,
MU15R.i1Y iiOTiL ,
J4thm anti ilarney St.
American I'iaum-3 to I ilohimirs per clay ,
Street ears frouum depotS unti from hotel l.a
llxpositioum Guouinuhie 1mm ftftceuu minutes.
H. l3iI.LOWAY , Manager ,
THEMILLARD
13(1 ( * umuid 1)omugln.q tmm , , Oiiinli .
C1NVIALLY I4ATED.
. _ tiiI1IIbtA't ANI ) ilUlIOi'l1A ( I'LAN.- . .
JE,3gAlgltI , .c sex , 2'rel , . .
-HOTEL BARKI3U-
Con. 13TH AND JONES ST. , O3.XAIIA.
lL.t'l'IIS lX.O Ali ; .oo i'ltlt DAY ,
Electric caru direct to ixpositioum grounds.
EflANK flAilKicli , Cs.tmir. . . . . .
. . "tIAM ciu.1sz CI4f j
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