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PREC11ES \VO1AN'S \ ' FIELD
Dcan rair Discusses the Spbero for the
Gentler Sex.
SAYS WOMAN MUST BE EVER WOMANlY
Ife Trtnls fit 11cr UN % % 'Ife , i1oIlicr ,
Zsiiglttr , StMtt r ntid 1'rIcHd ,
, ltIt CIlzthni' . Of . ' 1tnIfuIi1
CiiiuiblIItIeM.
Availing htincelt of the presence of flu-
meroU club women In the city , Dean
Campbdll Fair yesterday mornkig preacheC
to a crowded congregation at Trinity cathe-
thai on the highly anpropriate theme of
'Woman asVifo , Mother , Daughter , Sister
anti Frlcntl. '
IJurilig the iorvIco a beautiful duo was
rendered by Mrs. Cotton , soprano , and Mr
\v. \VIlkins , tenor , Mr. 3. E. flutter pro.
aiding at the organ.
The tvxt was selected from First Corinthians -
thians , x , 11 : "NeIther Is the mcii without
the womnn neither the woman without the
man , In the IMrtI. ' lie said :
"Thin is the ne of the Intellectual Amen-
can woman. 11cr throne Ia high and
honored , and on It. aho reigns with dignity ,
power mmd brl1Ilanc. Witness today the
womui1's reading circles and intellecttini
clubs throughout the land ! See her mark
upon the whole line of literature's extended
progratn There is not a department without -
out her Impress and power. The I3attle
Hymn of the Republic' was written by a
woman. The great reforms and e1vating
movements of today are led and directed by
vomnan's heart and mInd , MIss WIllard and
her follow vrkers have raised the fallen.
Clara I3arton has nursed the wounded , while
women of refinement have worked to in-
sPlratlon the 'College Settlement. '
"Today the kiimtergarten teacher of
America , with her training of the child
mind , Is doing more than the statesman for
time republic's real greatness in the coming
days , In education of every form , in accomplishments -
complishmonts of the most varied charm , In
buslne.s the most trusted , In exploits the
most intrlcaie. In questions the most coin-
plex ; and even In government lUcBtlons the
most subtle , woman's brain and woman's
hand have done their part to make the an-
tion great and the people liuro.
"Hut privileged as Is woman's intellectual
strength , is thcrc not something hIgher and
grander for her to perform-something ten-
4cr , sympathetic , elevatIng and inspiring ?
\ % ' hat is (10(1's provIdence for woman's destiny -
tiny ? Her creation answers my question. I
fill old-fashioned enough to believe thu
origin of voman as recorded in Genesis.
Woman Is from man , for maim , and to be
'with man. humanity Is nut complete wiLl-
out the two. 'Neither Is the man : : a man
without. the voinan ; neither Is the woman
a woman without the man. ' Iloth make up
the Perfect humanity ; no clash or opposition -
tion , harmony with a perfect melody.
GenesIs teaches this.
"Some one has written : 'Woman was not
made from maim's head to surpass hInt , mior
from mann's foot to be trampled on , but from
man's sub , to be his equal ; from tattler his
aria to be protected , and froiii miext hIs heart
to be beloved. ' In the same strain Tennyson -
son sang In his 'I'rincessVoman : is not
undeveloped mann , but diverse ; could we
make her as the man sweet love vero slaIn. '
"Aim (10(1 sent forth woman to travel life's
journey , his destiny for her was that. she
8110111(1 be that loving wife , the devoted.
mother , the obehlent , daughter , the thoughtful -
ful sister anti the trusted friend.
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"To be all her Heavenly Father intended
I woman to be requires the full strength of
her clear mind , uru heart and strong body.
"AmIdst tIme inamiy practIcal vIews we
mIght take of this most interesting topic ,
I conclude with thmlsone important consider-
I atlon. 110w Cftfl we preserve for woman
the throne on which God has placed her as
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wife , mother , daughter , sister and friend ?
_ _ _ _ The answer is three fold :
"Ilrst. she must ever remember , and we
inca must ever remember , ho Is woman ;
we dare not allow any bunion folly to so
_ _ _ commIngle the sex that we cannot distinguish -
guish the gender. Innocently we may ask
I concerning a babe , 'Is It a girl or a boy ? '
. but a woman is never to ho so ambiguous on
a vhecl or elsewhere , in dress or anything
' that we are forceti to ask , ' \Vhat Is it ? '
"Voinan is different froni man in thought ,
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In feeling , in aspiration , in voice , in language -
guage , In lhmysiqtle , in dress ; In evoryway
the distinction should over be made clearly
manifest , Woman totters on her throne of
I powimi. whici : we fall to Instantly recognIze
she Is a woman !
"Secondly , woman's purity and varied avo-
, catlons are protected when time fatally , as an
Institution , is reservcd. The family Is the
unit of humanity ; Its expansion makes a
tribe , time tribe enlargea Into a community ,
and a multiplicity of communIties makes up
tIme nation amid buIlds the republic. Imuita-
tion and heredity mould the childhood , mini ?
as father nnd mother , so sons and daughters.
I Transmit a pure humanity of physIcal
health. moral rectitude and spiritual Integ-
liLy to your offsprings , train them in the
well disciplined home , make theni obedient
In tile properly governed family and
woman's honor can never bo lost and never
can her crown be tarnished.
. "All this Is to be done 'In time T..ord. ' It
is a religious duty and as such time cement
of God's grace nust Imohi ? together the whole
fabric , the sap of God's holy spirit must
keep throbbing the lifo of tii heart and
time iurity of the instItutIon in every iart
Without the religious power there cannot
be real stability , but with God's command-
meats recognized anti oieyed the individ-
_ umml , time family , time nation , are indeed safe.
21 "True was the volici of flint statesman
who lroclainmcml ; 'I'iace imromnlnemmtly
throughout the length ani ? breadth of our
land these three commands : 'honor thy
father anti thy mother , ' 'Thou shalt not
connmit : adultery , ' 'Thou shalt not covet thy
neIghbor's wife , '
t..J ehrii t . ' , . ii a .i ii a I verNn rb' ,
The First Methodist Episcopal church of
South : Omaha celebrated its twelfth anmiiver-
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sary yeterdny , and the pastor , Itev. .1. A.
Johnson , was nsslted in the servIces by
Dr. ' , Id. Slason of the Ilanscom Park
Methodist church add flr. C. N. Dawson
of 'Walnut 11111 MethodIst church. Dr. J. U.
Maxfleld , presiding elder of the Omaha district -
trict , was also present. During the last
ten years this church has been burned
twice , and the especial object of the servIces
yesterday was to clear the present structure
of debt , l3eforo Ir. Slsson preached the
morning sermon he succeeded in securing
subscriptions for $3ZOO of the $3OO inuleht
edness , and Dr. tawson , with the aid of the
pastor , secured the remaining S200 at the
evening service , thus clearing away the
debt completely. The subject of Dr. Sis-
son's morning sermon "God's Providence -
dence In Individual Life anui National ills-
tory , " and ir , Dawson preached in the
evening on "Sin. "
' ittblfliON.
lrscIthimIes NA'VURAli'
ILe' Ci'hhmt l'nrkeriVuole ) ' ( if Chicago
Occupies 1te' . ir , Muiftit'N i'iiliiit ,
"Natural Religion"
As an epoflCnt of
one of the wbrnen of time F'euleratlon of
Women's Clubs stopping over in Omaha
while en route to Denver , Cob , , Rev. Celia
Parker Wooley of the Liberal Independent
church of Cica.go , fhilemi the pulpit of Pas-
ton Newton M. Mann at the Unity church
yesterday forenoon. Per a prelude to the
sermnbn Mr. Mann read l'rof , lilacklo's version -
sion of the prayer of Socrates and a poem
by Adam ilede ,
The purpose of Mrs.Vooiey's discourse
was to show what Is real religion. She ,
therefore , selected for her texts the deilni-
tion given by the ancient sage that "Pure
religion is to love mercy , ito justice and
walk uprightly before thy Cod , " and that
of the Apostle James , to-wit : "Pure re-
higion and unilefiled before God anl time.
Father is this : to visIt time fatherless nni
the widows in their afflictIon and keep mn-
spotted from time world. "
"Nothing , " said she , "so well expresses
what wo men : : by the term natural religIon
than these two texts from the ancients.
Therefore , natural religion is not a product
of the nineteenth century. All the religions
of time present are but the external signs of
thu inner spiritual life ever dwelling In
mankind. Natural religion still remains to
many minds a paradox ; they seem to feel
that religion must. be a thing of revelation ,
to be superimposed upon the mind , and the
question that arises in my mind is whether
wo can go ahead with natural religion and
conjure with it as with the old supersti-
LionS , buildIng churches and living lives of
prayer , praise Rfll activity.
"The present is a time of great mental
activity. Humanity Is seeking for facts ,
Itt is the real that is sought. Thus we have
the realistic schools in art. and literature.
Itenliant does not exclude idehlism. The
true antithesis of realism is not idealism ,
but romnanticisni. Though George Elliot
refused to give expression to anything of a
religious nature for fear of appearimig to
ally herself with some set of believers , yet
what great incentives of duty we find in
her works , what beautiful aspirations , what
promptings to self-sacrifice. I
'Tho rejuilsm of today is the product of
the scientific spirit of the ago. . We inquire :
What is religion ? How much ot it , is fancy ?
110W much of it is fear-thu fear of a God
vimo will punish for sin ? 'Men are not to
in for fear of punishment. ' This seems
to be the funmlummmcntai postulate of nil re-
hlgious systems-that old belief in an Unknown -
known God that exists only to terrify. But
\vo are beginning to get out of that state of
mind , nmmd time ! : ve are inquinimig if there
Ia any other-if there is any true religion.
We are tired of the false conceptions of theology -
elegy , and there is a vast dif
ference between religion and time-
ology. Religion i the mainspring of aspira-
tioiu of the human heart , while theology is
made up of all those old creeds , forms , nt-
uals and ceremonies by which man has
sought to give expression , definition and cx-
pianation to his conceptIons of real re-
ilgion. Time truly religIous spirit is that
which searches for the good everywhere and
In everything and then chooses it , refusing
the evil. There Is some good in all creeds
and systems , but time mistake lies in saying -
ing that all truth begins and ends In any
one of them.
"lit the past mankind spent too much of
Its time contemplatIng outward forms , with
a perfectly honest purpose in tue heart , it
Is trite , hut with a false conception of
everything in its mind. It was too much
to expect of the humanity of the past that
men would conttnuu to conceive of Jesus
upon tim human plane , for it was too much
aim ago of credulity ; so there gathered about
time story of Jesus munch that was mystical
and miraculous. lIe was considered a performer -
former of miracles , and It was said of himum
that he arose from time ( lend , and thus nien
Caine to adore himn and to look upon him as
haviimg been specially commissIoned by
heaven , amid time consequence was time great
scheme amid systenu of popular ChrIstIanity.
Jesus was exalted abo"o all oilier men and
likewise his mother , Mary , was exalted amid
we had the story of the immaculate concop-
Lion. She was exalted as though she were
the only holy mother In time world , when time
fact is that Mary was holy because alma vas
a mother. Time same extolling tendemmcy
made the bible the word of Gail from a
series of detached luroductions of literature ,
upon time mere declaration of an ecciestas-
tical hotly. It is a book that possesses very
mnuch of the spirit of wisdom and of hIgh
muspiratiom : , but we are beginning to under-
atgad It better wimemm we study it as literature -
turo and soc Its iiumuan sIde , We arc beginning -
ginning to see that it is not so much time
bleeding sacrifice of Jesus on tue cross for
the whole world 'ye need , as the fact that
He was the great human exemmiplar of a life
of love.
"Men say this Is an age of great skepti-
clam , of gross nmaterlallsnm anmi unbelief ,
when tlio fact Is timat it Is an age of great
belief.Vo ere comnlng to tmike time bible
as time record of the human hmu'art in the
progress of the race from time old bestial
conceptions of the past ci' to time Ideal of
the model life of Jesus. Thus tIme realism
of the i.resent . Includes idealism , but cx-
eludes romantIcism , \'hmat we now want is
a worship that is to 1w an expressloim of time
uvoriimi : spirit. "
On Suim.Iay afternoon , July 10 , 11ev , JenkIn
Lloyd Jones , pastor of All Souls' church : of
( iminago unil editor of th New Unity , Is to
iu'eacim at time CXlom3itiOim auditorium ,
lIss i'I' ' ' '
.tMfliIhGAN 1'IMt'I.E ISit.iiI.
$1. I' 'rel I s of Ii ft ( I ri gI ii iiiiil C ruvd ii
of Ci.uiuiimit of Jt'mvlshi ' % Vunuii. .
Time congregation of Temple iracl was
addressed yesterday morning by Misa Sadie
American , secretary of the National Council
of Jewish \\'omeu , amni a wonman known for
her connection with : the \\'oman's club of
Cluicmgo and oilmen edimcattonal amid bemmevo-
lent organizations of that city , Miss Amen-
can is a persuasive and forceful speaker amid
dt'sclbed in mu very interesting way the
origin amid growth of time CouncIl of Jewish
Wunicn ,
It was at the Chicago exposition , Miss
Aimmerican saul , Unit time Council of Jewish
Women hind been brought into being , When
time exposilon ( was first thought of the
t Utopian chinmo was conceived of bringing
together upon one platform the representa-
tivcs of all religious , not in polemics , but
; In concorml , This was the imuost remarkable
'I ease'nbly the world tins ever seen , for there ,
shoulder to shoulder , um'ere macmm of every
creed ammil color. of every ciiimie omit ? cpdi.
lion , realizing for tim time at least the
brutimenimood of moan. I this gathering there
uvas ; .o recogmmltlomm of sex aimut um'omen were
received on time same Plane with men.
.
lii liroparatlon for the participation of
Jewish wonmim in this event letters had
i becim Lent to all parts of the country and
I your's corrcspondeoco hail succeeded in
4 bilagimig together fourteen women , repro-
4
senting as many sections of' the nattoil. It
was expected that these women would merely
take part In the parliament of rehIgion , arid
there was no thought of'i
or organization until it 'Wmls fouffd that some
congestion 1mm the program yould onl'uhhow
them twenty minutes in a sesIon of
weeks. This was felt to he. insumcient .amh
a separate convention Wfl5 held , which
proved in every way successful andwasthe
beginning of a permaneht organizatIon.
The women felt that this first effort toward
an organitatlon of JawIsh womanhood Wati
too valuable to be altoed td 'as as
temporary InCileflt , 4eVei' tefore , eiccpt In'
the Ghetto , a bond whicu % yast lt qbo'hiii
lie way elevating , had Jowjsh wotheq'
met for council , and h was bellpveml 4iat
only In organizeml effort could the Jewlsh
race , "the miracle of the ages. " he penipa-
nent and valuable , . - i
The council was not formed Ius a propa-
gaimdist body anti advocates the. obseryation
of neitiutr Saturday or Sunday , hilt otfly a
sabbath , Its work is not In the ethbIih-
meat of charitable organizations , but t'ather
In unitIng those nirehily' tbrrtmed. ' vo 'the
real cure of the world's misery ft , l oks
rather to kindergartens and Sahbah schools
for the training of those whose IIv.s are as
yet all ahead of them ,
The mission of the council , Miss Amen- !
can said , , had been spoken of as , notsumflh- ,
clently practical , but she sAid It Was ntnst
of all practical in that it pointemi out the
ideal. One of the subjects * as t'lu tthly ? 'of
the bible , a work which it was time hIheat
privilege to understand. Another purpose
of time council Is the study of Jewish history
and the atihl , nmiomaious position. of the Jew
in the present.
It is the duty of Jews , the speaker added ,
to uimderstand thenuseives and their rela-
tionshlp to the world , so that they may
occupy their own place aimil receive the
rights whicim are their mIne. Pho object of
the council has not atoppel at time theoreti-
cat and It was one of time foremost organizations -
tions to start a movement In behalf of
time soldiers mmd sailors at the front. The
sixty-two sections of the council responded
quickly and a great deal of relief work has
been done.
It was announcel by Dr. Franklin that
tue Sunday morimimig lectures during the
summer would be of a popular character
and such that those of any creed could enjoy
being iii at'tendance. That for next Sunday
will trsat of "Prophets and I'ropheclos in
Ancient and Modern Days. "
[ MU5NTS.I.
Love affairs , whcim they get iii a tangle ,
form a conmbination which is confusing
enougim anti difficult enough to straighten out
when only one couple Is immvoived. Two
coupies , with the wires of their affections
crossed , are worse , but when timree of them
succeed In mixing up. not only their love
affairs , but. their identity , it fornms a. social
problem which one evening would scarcely
afford suilicient time to solve , Such is the
situation presented in the three-act farcical
comedy , "incog , " presented at the Cfeightoa
by the stock company. The'chatmtcters
around wimich this amusing nmnze of iove-
making revolve are twin , br ther's , wh look
so much alike that they have to cohsult
memorandum cards In their pockets to tell
which of time two Umey mire. One has a wife
ammul the other a sweetheart. This would'gen-
orally bo considered sumcient lirovocatiorm
for an eveniimg's fun , but time author has
gomme one better anti made the son of a rich
limit irascible old gentleman , who disapproves
of his son's cimolce for a vife assume a
disguise the counterpart of the twin broth , '
era. With such a comblnatgp ! 'it is no won-
der that the author could 'find no way tq ,
evolve a solution of 'the liiTlcultics with
which the characters fInd themselves sun-
rounded than to land them in a sanitarium
for the mentally dIseased. Time entire thing I
is "decIdedly fummni. don't che.r know , " and
is very cleverly done throtgidut. , ;
Time specialties and the biogripi' , pne-
semmthng war pictures , arc a , ery , abcept-
able foil for time coimtlnuous rpn of amu-
ing situations of the play. "Ineog" will he
the hill for the week , with the usual
.
matinees.
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Time hopkins Trans-Oceanid tar S3dhmulty
conipmuny'opencul for a week's eimgagcment
at time floyd last evening. This combination
imas been a regular visitant to Omaha playhouses -
houses for several years and as a rule has
some clever things to present. This tInme
it is no exception. Not all on the bill Is
new , for time gamut has beemi pretty thor-
oughiy run in this line and the best that
can be done Is to offer some new things
witim variations of the old well 4one. Time
oveimilig's program pretty thoroughly covers
the field of specialties , opening with a fine
piece of work with : mechanical figures , ( lown
through : the lines of music , character
sketches , acrobatic feats aimfi winding up
with a novelty In time aimime of an 1equcs-
trlan baboon who rides a pony with the
grace of a Fisim and the skill of'a Robinson.
VInnie Be Witt contributes a fine cornet
solo with vocal selections , Mr. and Mis.
Arthur Sidman a cicu' rcomnedy sketch , Lit-
tie Luitm a trapeze act of considerable nmenit ,
Morton and flovehle an anmusing convem'sa-
tionnl sketch with sonic good songs , Jummo
Salmno a contortiomi and equilibrIst act of
mmmore than ordinary merit antI Polk and
Collins selections on time banjo which reveal
possibilities of these instruments wimleim
they are not generally supposed to possess.
Taken all In all. a very pleasant evening's
entertainment is provided for those whmo
admire timi class of performance.
'rho Viiloiu l'acliI.s
will sell tickets at time
vFmY LOW ItATi OF $19.00
for round trip to Denver for Biennial meet.
ing of General Federation of Women's
chubs ,
For dates. ilnmits on tlkets and full infor-
nmatien , cmiii at
CITY TICKET OFFICh , 1102 FAflNA1.
ONLY $10.00 TO DENVER. COLORADO
SPRINGS ANt ) PUEBLO ANI ) RETURN.
JUN11 ii ) AND 20 , VIA ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE. CITY TICKET. OFFICE , 1123
FARNAM ST.
'l'oi.rkst Jimmies
via the Union Pnt.ltlc to the fanmous summnem' ,
reso'ts , in Colorado , Utah , California ,
Idaho Montaulmu and Oregon.
l'or rates amid udvertislimg matter call al
: ity ticket office , No , 12.02 F&mrnamn at ,
lCxeiirsIoiis to Cuiiirn.lo
Ima lti'k isiund lIomo , '
JUNE 19th & 20th.
Denver antI iteturn , $1900.
Colorado Smnings and Returmm , $39.00.
l'iieblo aiim ? iteturmm , $19.00.
Three trains caclm day , and only line ruin- '
ning daylight trmilim , Get tickets and berths
at 3313 Farnnmn St.
STBANOAATW-Sidnoy. aged C0'yemmrs , Pu-
neriui Monilay at 2 i' . pm , from late remI. $
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ilence , 1007 Ncmrthm Twentyimiimthi'street ,
Friends invited. St. Joseph amid Denver
ideaso copy ,
PaPr , , , .
KEEPS CAN1ALISI ALIVE
Object of' an Ordoft' that Ijxjst Aumong an
Afrktn TiThe.
TWO SIERRA LEONE SECRET SOCIETIES'
Omit' Exists for 1Nh ( ) th.mr I'mmrposo
Thmnm. to 'l'erpaltmlmlo Maim-Eating ,
time Oilier ii'hiimiiee IJevil
rmuhuip.
The further reports of massacre In the
'Sierra Leone province , on the. eastern .coast
of Africa. contain but little detailed informa-
'tion and Omaha people who are peraonahlD
acquainted with time work there are as yet
uncertain as to time fate of nmnnY of their
friends , Among those iii thin city who
hmiuve bad actual experience with conditIon&
there are Mrs. W. I' . ilarforul and Allen
McCullough. and they are able to judge tronm
the habits and customs of time natives time
dangers whiclm surround missionaries tt. that
post.
post.One of the chief sources to which : the mis-
'slonary there looks for trouble Is La the secret -
cret orgntmizatlomma , time members of which
bind themselves by lasting vows amid carry
out fanctical and inhuman rites which do
not pause at murder. One such : society ( he-
scrihed by Mr. McCuhiougim Is among a small
tribe l&0 miles from Freetown , time principal
seaport , and its member are time only really
accredited cannibals In time vicinity. . .They
are time disciples of some unknowmm religion
which : prescribes feasti'at stated Intervals.
On these ocensiofms families belonging to
thetm otgaillzation settle by lot .hich shah
fumrnlsh the provisions. Seral menmhers of
chosen families disappear on the day of the
banquet. Any clansman who sitowa weakness -
ness from age or injury vanislues in the
same mysterious fashion. and the society Is
likewise k'ept free from surplus women.
After these feast days , which are celebrated
far back in time "bush , " the tribe observes
a fantastical ritual" whmiclm gives courage , to
the "war boys" to commit excesses in the
surrounding towns mind it is then that the
missionary mtmst look to the security of imi
quarters. The society has no chief or clan
hilegiance nnil is simply bound together by
a cannibalistic vow.
, flaSher l'ecuilinr Society ,
Another organization of a less dangerous
type , but considerably morO'extcnsive , Is the
"Porno. " Thin society is not confined to one
tribe , but has a general membership among
the natives on that Imart of the coast. A
lodge is located in all the principal towns
in the native kimmgdomn and corresponds in
many respects to secret organizations in
Europe and Ammmerica which adopt barbaric
symbols and rituals. The l'orro mcli , however -
ever , have time unique fashion of abducting
wayfarers ammd either lmohulimmg them to ran'
som or selling them as slaves for the ac-
cummnuiation of " , gin money. " Witim time
Proceeds thmcy have riotous festivals far
away In time forests In mu mmmanner not umm-
like their civilized brother.
The society progresses timrougim three do.
grees and comisifierable preparation Is mmcc-
essary to attain fuiimmenmbersimip , Its final
object is tlmo worship , of time devil and ime lids
an incarnate representative in the persoim
of the "Porro dcvii , " a creature in fmuntas-
tic garb wlmich springs out upon travelers
and vith the assistance of its minionmm car ,
nies them away to time lodgcs. The flrst degree -
gree is imparted miuarly in the life of the
camudidate , when he is taken immto time bush
at the age of 6. years and put through a
courseS of training until be is coimsidered a
mami at 2i years ofiage. , . . , oiiln
Intervaimim'.of thiee' 'yedra 'grand'dodd
munetimugs are , bold 1mm. time capital cities 'ammd
on timeso occasions time children prejmam'lng
for Porro membership arc permitted to visit
their faimmiites. Often time Inquiring nmothmers
are unable to locate their children anmon
the others and are Informed that the devil
Juan eaten them , or , Iii Eimghish , they bra
sold as slaves'to arovide whisky.
1'rVON Siiamewiint ItestrnuiieiL
The law' of the British protectorate has
Inter'ercd to some extent with these proceedings -
ceedings ammO with the abduction of travelers ,
so iii order to give the latter what is considered -
sidered a fair chmanco Porno men hang large
signs made of woven grass on roads leading
to Podo camps as a sign that those goImmg
timat say nmust suffer the consequences of
the trespass. The raids are all made at
night , and a pecuUar yell , which acts as
the Porno grip , is given to warn time way-
tarer that time mhread kidnaper is at hand.
Time Porro make an exception of Europeans
to avoid the vommgeance of the nmounted
patrol and also pass by Moimammedaa tern-
'tory ' % here they are under a religious ban
and the population is a unit against them.
A corrcspoimdlng society among the women
is time 'i3umndo , " which Is a sort of ladies'
auxiliary to the Porro and hiolds allegIance
like Its brothera L. time evil principle in
nature , Their theory on thhs point is that
time good power is already amiable , but limo
evil mvust be propltinteml. Their lodges are
also icattered through the hanger towns ,
witim retreats in the forest for time inculcation -
tion of good Iiuimdo doctrine ,
Time Cuntlimeim tat Lilmitteil.
, The new Wabash solid vestibule train of
day coaches , sleeping and dining cars. t
train for tourists and oil classes of travel ,
Will
Leave Chicago ( daily ) , 12 noon.
Leave St. Lommis ( daily ) , 9:10 : a. m.
Arrive New York via \Vest Simoro , 3:30 :
p. m.
Arrive Boston via Fitchburg , 5:50 : p. in ,
All agents sell tickets ( or this train and
xviii tell you all about it. Ask him or write
a. N. Clayton , N. Vii. I' . Agt. Wabash II. it.
A. D , T. Co. ; me"eenmgera furnished ; baj-
gage delivered. 1302 Doug'as Sti- Tel , 177.
Two GAMBLERS 0111 OF JAIL
Johmim lu'3er nmnlJohtim flue ( ive hull
for 'I'heir Appenrnumt'e 'Ilils
5lormij , . ' ,
John Dwyem' and one who gave the much-
used name of John'JJoe , two of the four gum-
biers arrested In theraid on the police pro-
tecteil gamhhlng ganme. at 314 and 219 North
Sixteenth street Saturday night by Sheriff
McDonald , were released on bonds of $500
at nuoim yestortlay . The other two are atlil
in jail , their fniemmds failing to come to their
rescue ,
Judge Baxter ve y a comnmodatlmmgly vent
to the county jail to sign lwyer'a and Ioe'a
reie .ses Froim : time tiimmc time macn were
locked up ' Saturday iighmt up until noon
yesterhay the gamnblermm kept the jail telephone -
phone ringing vigorowdy to their friends.
Jailor Shand dimi not lock time men up in
cells , but gave them the freedom of time jail
otfico amid corridors.
Their preiimnlnary heam'immg will be imeid he-
fore Judge Baxter this forenoon , The ganm-
blem's are non.conmrnlttal and will not ( his-
cuss their arrests , Chief Gallagher Is In time
same mood.
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' ' ' quality , flavor , and taato of this beer
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'lu so exquisite , that 2 trial order will
- - , gain ue your permanent and enthusiastic
A _ _ patronage ,
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_ _ _ - VAL.RLATZ BREWING Co.
MiLWAUIU , U.S.A.
Foley Bros. , Whoksae ! Deale of.
flee D1lone Hotel , 124 N. our-
. * JilJi.LLW q iqi tetntb Street1 Omaha , Nd , .
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DO NOT' BE 'IMPATIENT. '
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.m ' ' "
, & 'rxifttsuiii.flct' Stilt % 'aIt until time
, ' ) Venhhtcr Is Settled ,
. ,
( ' % I turn rid of those things
'f6i mm 'while. ' "
the man who casts aside his
ImeA'YIer f thing to hut Oil his summer ml-
trtttitm ' lie' guemi to business on some treacim-
emouaiy fine day , henvlimg Imla waistcoat be-
, hlnd blm , Towam , evnimmg fu coolishm breeze
spniqga , up and o ( coirse you know what
, hmftijemmrjnqt. , 'lhe man in tutu clotlmcmm
Is cm. 1)re' % o a. suqmmcr cold , which is more
Ikely lo n.a i time stomach mummd bowels
I thud the 'tir4dt % itrid ltimmgs. And tIme sum-
I + m'u- ! o1f e'r whit as dangerous as time
ii1nt rlcb1d.i it' 'must be immediately corn-
' ) &tikl' ot' thIttlter 1ohiows sooth ,
'l'hylieiiun's "who d& not always lmrescribo
alcohol order their patients to take a sound
purewhislc ( on time bowel eomplrilnts so
prevalent. in sunmnuer. Dotty's l'ure Malt
Whiskey has ammd dearves time roptmtntion
9 belmmg esiwciaily valuable iii these ensem.
It hemuthfuiIy stimulates ; it checks dirur-
rhoen mmimd general uetfect Is heartening
iImil , , ujmliftitmg. '
' Any one wiut usesit will feel its strength-
rung qualities tlmrougim and throumgim.
Nkturmuhly ItO fmutmmouis and umsefuml a lmroduct
Is unscruimulommuly itmmitated , See ( lint you
get the teri IulTy'a mind no substitute.
CLOSE.OF1HEOMAHA PRELUDE
Cliii. 'Jomneim ( lather at time Comigre'-
gmutloiizti Cinmrt'lm. . for a Very 1mm-
teresting l'm'ogrmtin.
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The final sessioim of time Women's Club
iongresS was lucid at the headquarters at
time Congregational chtmrchm yesterday afternoon -
noon , Mrs. Il. hi. Stoutcmmhmorough , president
'of time Nebraska Federation of Women's
'Glubs , presiding.
It was a very immtercsttng meeting. Mumalc
was supplied by a quartet consisting of
Miss Helene Wyman , iisa Itene Ilanmilton ,
Mrs. A. I' . Ely and Miss Costar , A feature
of the muslcai progranm was Mrs. Ely's solo ,
"Timoay of l'eace' " which was vell no-
celved , Prayer was offered by Rev. Mary
Garard Andrews and Miss lichen Cola of
Clmicago university gave the scripture read-
lug.
Time address of time occashomi was delivered
by Rev. 'Celia Parker Woohiey of the l'eo-
plo's church , Chicago. lien thought was in
a particularly timely and interestIng vein
mmd received nmnrked attention. 11cr topic
was "Modern Religious Tendencies. " Time
speaker introduced her remarks by referring -
ring to the conmimlaint made that time "dumb' '
Is taking the interest of time womuerm from
the church. She timought , possibly , that if
this were true 'it might be the fault of the
church , "wlmieim did not give SCOPO for
wonman's activities , "
, Timd church life of this tIny is largely
made a social life , 11ev. "iVoohley said. The
club is time democratizing element of time
eocial life of time tinmo.
rubmie ? * iii lee ,
Tile Northwestern Line Dayligimt Special
mmomv'.ltnves the U. P , depot at 6:40 : a .m. ;
arrives Chicago 8:45 : same evenin. No
chamuga In thu other trains. The Overland
L1nited 4:45 : p. mu. and the Omaha Cimicago
Special at 0:45 : p. ma. arrive at Cimicago 7.45
and 9:30 : respectively , next nmormming. Time
'most advanced vestibumled sleepers , diners
a'mmd free Parlor chair cam's-of course-what
' eiso would the "Northwestern" have.
City ff'icke * omce 141)1 ) P'rnam at ,
Just received , a large consignment of stylish -
ish phaetons , carriages , buggies and traps.
Have jtmst OpeflL'l anotimer new sample room.
I . \Ve \ offer you over one hmumndrefi styles to
luooso frpm1. come before the assortmemmt
is brokea.1"e nell at retail from otmr whole-
1e stock,11ur lmnices will surprise you. One
block from the east each of time Harney street
car line.
LININGER & M'ETCA LF COMPANY ,
. TleI.ets ( ) heii'ver.
Thq ilurhing't'on , p oposes to put on sale
t1cktu 'Jimmie 20' for time Denver commventiomm
'of 'the Sational Federation of Women's
Clubs. The sale of these tickets was to
imavo been confined to Jutme 10. 17 mind 18 ,
but so many of the prospective attenmlammts
kicked on being comnpelled to go to hen-
von so long in advance of the meeting , wimicim
oonmmnences on June 21 , that the other date -
was addedo ,
. % , Iim , t.hlr&'ss lime Voiimnii's Cliii. .
Mrs. IV. E. Fiscimcl of St. Louis , who caine
to time city to attend the Woman's Chub
congress , wIll remain a day or two to discharge -
charge imer duties as a member of time Mis-
nurI conmmission for tIme exposition. She
lies accepted an invitation to nddress time
\Vgnman's climb this afternoon on "Domestic
Stience , " at the First Coimgregatlonal
church at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Flachel Is con-
ductirmg an Imnportmmnt experiment In St.
Loumis in tim trairming sclmooi for girls , v.nd
she is glad to describe her methods to mummy
woman who may he Interested In them.
FOR YEAEIIS OURE
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TWO fIEMARKABLE CASES. .
I have been an intense sufferer from Eczema
for tire 'ears , 1 tried medicines , roumr doe.
torS , 0mb a speciall.ut iii skium diseases , u'ith no
immiirovemmiomt ) ; , and setting me almost framitie
vItim ilreauhful itchihmmg. After using three bot.
ties of CmsTmcmjirA hicioLvanT , and ommo box of
CUTICLIRA SALvE. I ices compictely cired ,
( lEO. A. LOVE , 007 Market St. , i'imIiPa ,
I had Eczema for seven years , anti may scalp
was In a hail state. Three hmmchmes of amy iacic ,
was covered with a dry scab. .Thmo itchmlmig uu'aa
so lail I iimomigimt Ij voumhtl drive nmo mnai. ( I
triemi all remeulles but could mmotgetcured , I
used lire hotties , o Cu'nlct'RA ItaSmLViNt , Ova
ealces of CUTICUIA Soarand five boxes of
CUJ'IcuriA SALVE , and I trIU cnn'lctey ! carol.
C , LONG , 325 Wilton Aye , , Toronto , Cat , .
iirrny 'rsiT'r rnit TosTrmm''i , I'Iric , .
rams , , Jliswii , , I.omr 1111. , Vaj1 , i.lti , with
, Cvrucia , SOAr. gflt ? ( wIth ( 'um ucma , in.t
mnid : do.101C01vrnsJtEmLr.mt. ,
5,14 thrn'tioit , , lb. wnrl I l'OrTrit flsi'n ( SecurM ,
CtILI' , t'oi. , Uo.tou. how :0 Cu , . Sc , . , , . , rndled ftmo ,
Hornopathic Medicine.
_ so rune time emily house iii Nebraskmi.
whicim mmulntalima a fuil-lleuigu'd , " 1 1Ou1EO.
I'A.T.UIC pIIAItMACY. " ' 1,0 better ( maui-
tate the hpmdiing ; of IIOMEOI'A'rhhlP
MEIICINDS u'u have one floor 1)EVO'i'1D
EXCL1JSIVE1 " to timem.e goods. 'fhii
tocI Iii him ' of mm trimmed I Innmeolmmm.
i Ii is t ii mmml ' 'i4 lark I n u vim Icim tim u hi
hmosslbhy hue I by Pmitient or hmrmuctl-
tiommer. ' 'J'hm'r , no miltogether in time do.
partment X . . . i. t' 20.tJIJO uhifcn'tmt remedies -
dies , comiunImulmm ml COil'LETI1 ilium of time
mnateniru immedicu iii misc by I lonmeumpathmie
idmyIetans , itm 'nriot ) ' from A to 'h muimd
1mm iuotemtey fmvmnm tlmmcttires to 200th t'etm-
tesltnmii tlliumtion. Timen there arc CORNS ,
lhiElt3 , IALS , luouvuler Imuuhuers. giobuies ,
.1lskm , tuhletm4 , llomeuimttthmle alcohol , "Corn.
hirmrutioi' , ' tmiblet , SCIIITRSSLEIL Ti 551311
RIIMEIIIIS. tml mull time 'uuniouis 4uiIdnIen
nmmti iuecimultics whIch go to mnnkn imp I ho
murinametmtarlumni ( it the I IOM ilOi'A'l'l I IC
i'itACTITIONIIIlS , Visiting Physicimmims
auth timc'ir friends are invIteil to ViSit our
IIOMI1O1't'l'Ii IC II1I'.t1t'l'.ii1NT
nail coo ( or timemselvea ,
Sherman&McConnell Drug Co.
.
iiizm : flo.isce St. , Omimmilin , Nd ) ,
, , A UL SET OF TEETH
'de
lLi
Umt3i ; .Juathfllybe sure anti leave
'lImo time expires and re-
these imrices. All other
st'oE'k iit i'u reduced inices. Teeth ox-
trdctcl 'i,9jltivi'i.y without pain-ISO ,
. IETISTS ,
' 12OomJb ( 14th St. , ( 'or Douglas , over Drug
$ ' ' until b , Sun'Jmuys
8tOre' fThtIi * 'emj'ings p. in
until 1 1) , fll.
lice. Juno 20 , 1898. '
.171'greaE crash.
. greaE . .
FIiere iievor was a gi'eater crash in the
ClOtlliIlg biiiiiies thun tile light gOsilalhier crash wo
are o11ihig this week for tllree do11ar , Otitsli
what ? Orashstilt-coat _ , vest , paiith. It is a tilill ,
airy stilt , lighter than the average lincii suit atid it .
is a lorL of a greyisli smoke or cobweb color-neither '
dark nor light. . 'I'Iiese suits were Ihulde for 115 by
a first c1nst 1lOUie , iii a first class lhlahlilel'1 made to fit
alid tovasli and to wear , and made fi'oin pure liiiOii
threads.Ve \ have crasil suiti as higli iu 4. 50 aiid as
low as 2. 50 , al1(1 we have 501110 still 1over titan that ,
- but they're cotton , not crash. 'I1liero's ' a big ( lifter- , , ,
011CC betveeit cotton iuid 1111011 as ' OU cail tell wlieit
, Tohl goto buy handkerchiefs , or as your wife caii
tell you if she ever bought towolH. Of com'so we
COUll adveitiie tlioni as crash but that WOUIlll't ' lfl1lk.3 (
hell crniIi aiid we fiuic'l it easy enough to sell goocl
without lying liei'e ,
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Do You ea11y Want
a Fruit Laud Home :
That will give you ; 1,5OO a year ? If you do now ,
is the timt to get it. We have them fully prepared -
pared ready for delivery , with the crop oii the
trees.
trees.A
A FREE TRIP TO LOOK AT THE LAND
before you select it. ( This free trip applies for
old customers as vell as iiew , )
'I1hese lands are all located within sight of '
the city of Portland , the New York of the Pa-
cHic coast ,
The bridge across the Cohuinbia betweeii
Portland 1111(1 YRUCOIlVel' vill be lillisheci withiii
a ye .i' , vlien all 'land oii the north side of that
river vil1 pi'oinptly double in value.
If you really 'want to get a home and au iii
collIe lii a country where there are ito killing
frosts , no grasshoppers , n liglitniiig , no hail ,
no high winds , no really hot weatliei' , no cold.
'weather , no failures of crops-none of the i1I of
which you COlflp1u i't-tli i S yOUl' cliaiiee.
. , . ' If you doii't waiit a fruit farm we caii qter . -
you a wheat farm , ready to harvest 10,000 bushels -
els of wheat , and a dozen smaller places to
choose from.
STEARNS FRUIT LAND CO. ,
I 323 F.triiumia St. , Oinuhn , Neb.
275 Stark St. , Poi'tlastJ , Oregon.
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" . , SJUY6O6RAPflY
Most people in these war tiine find themselves
a trifle ' \e51c in their geography. The old geograph-
jes and at1ase are not complete enough , To supply
this demand there hts ; been issrnrd
'Jill : B'S COMBINATION MAr , # '
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A II(17) Of Cuba. ' -
I1 Map of I'IaTana.
A Map of the West Indies.
arl(1 3. Map ol the World.
'rime Map of Cuba and time Map of Limo \Veat Indies are each 1,1x1.
! ncimes ; limo Map of time World Is 2x20 Inches , printed in colors from
the latest mnap of Rand , McNally & Company. They arc aceurato
and complete.
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The Bee Coupoll The Omaha Bee
, of Cuba
Map Coupon ,
and 10 cents will et It. Sent Present this cou mon with
100 ( by mail ' ) for
by mail in tube , 14 cents. imii of Culmu.
Mmui of the Vcst Indies.
Address , : Mup of Poilo Rico and
5 Map of thu World.
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CUBAN MAP DEPARTMENT ,
Time lice Publh1iing Co. , Olluhils.
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WE fIEN CURED IPHILISOR
AND Ug'UGHT ) TO PEHFEr
BAD BLOOD.
b ; uurtuim ' tr&unimt or Turkll , O.ilri , .
fur , t 00. Nlvht io.i' . , tsy , , , , , ) J.ra , cured , tj , . 'Amrkll , , .
.ruaumtrou Curol si ou HyaIalim Cure nv.r tall
, ,
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uvrrwere , We , nke our use , . . 5uhttrainua tb ( . , tuU,00i smusloltoie.em.oo. wittu gu.xaa
anl um can reI7m ma'ttmna well W' iu.ue Lion
wdtIn , cuu.ruute. llh fml , cure. Slnls HAHNa PHAflMA0V ,
Itot , Sm &i lv ) IAw's , l'uI4ku.Acy. 1511 , a , , I irns , m OwlJIat.
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No Dotontlon From BuainoB ,
Ye refer to IIUNOREO ; OF P.vm'ZUNT5 Cumurui
PILES CUREI )
In Seven to Ten Days Without Palii ,
One Taz.tTmauT Dons Tin \Vosic ,
THE EMPIRE UUPTURE CURE
. AND , MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
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( Bacc.aori to TillS 0 18. MILLEU ( JO )
933 New York Life Building '