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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, MAY" 7, 1900.
NATURE COD'S REVELATION
Eloqusnt Sermon by Kit. ft Wi 0. Obsess
man of Aiblind.
SUNDAY SERVICES IN OMAHA CHURCHES
IlrlMtlon of Clirlfttlniin tn Tticlr
J'clliiitn die .Subject uf
llvv, I". SUm-ii'm
AililrcKM,
Tlcv. T. Vf, Conway Cheotcmnn of Ash
land, Neb., occupied tho pulpit of tho Pirst
Congregational church Sunday morning and
evening In tho absence of Ho v. Hubert C.
Herring, the pastor. At tho morning nervlco
Air. CJieesemnn took for hl text I Co
rinthians xl, II, "Doth not even nature Itself
tea oh you?" Tho sermon was In part as
follows:
"From first to last tho bible claims that
tho whole Bweep of nature reveals Cod.
Nature Is no dull, monotonous nnd silent
void, but Ih everywhere rcvonnnt with di
vine hnrmonles, puking with eternal truth.
In tho eamo way Cod has rovealud Illm.ielf
In human nature, both In the Individual and
In tho history an5 progress of tho race.
Jcbuh saw along the dim aisles of tho futuro
many things for which human thought la
not yet ripe, l'aiil believed In tho wltncsj
of nature. Ho says that when Nature
rpenka wo must bow to her derations and It
In useless to arguo the mater further. Paul
caught his uplrlt from the Man of (lalUcc.
The Savior spent much of Ills earthly life In
loving contemplation with nature. From the
beautiful hills and valleys of Ills native
country He gathered heavenly wisdom.
"Yet great ealnts have felt tho love of
nnturo to bo sinful. The saintly Fletcher
lamented the delights ho took In tho beauti
ful scenery of the Hhlno and regarded It as
cvldenco of his depravity. It Is recorded of
Tftulcr, tho mystic, that It was his conHtnnt
habit In wandering In tho convent garden
to pull his monk's hood over his faco nnd
half clofte his eyes lost tho sight of tho
beautiful flower should Interfere with his
devotions. Hut Ho whose mlrelon It was to
lift men's thoughts to tho spiritual nnd In
vlslblo had many lessons revenled from
nature. Ho saw Cod at tho heart of nature,
working silently but surely In every blado
of gram, In every llowor, In every treo and
In every landscape. Like Tennyson, we be
llevo that If wo could understand tho secret
of the little (lowers wo should know what
Ood and mnn nro. Yes, It Is true, 'Karth'fl
crammed with heaven and every common
bush alive with Cod.'
"Cod Is In every lovely form, every awect
fragrance, every pure tint. The ground, with
Its carpet of living green, tho trees with
their leafy coverings, tho streams with theU
cooling vapors, all proclaim Cod. Tho
world Is ono vat sanctuary. This season
brings homo these thoughts. It Is tho sea
son of renewing life, everything Is burst
ing Into beauty again. Not many days ago
the earth was bare, tho trees apparently life,
less, oven tho grafs was all but dead. Hut
there has been a great awakening. Unilet
the Influence of the bounteous showers No
brnskn has been outrivaling Itself. Literally
wo have been watching things grow. Moro
than onco during the Inst week I have
watched tho trees with their beautiful
blossoms and expanding buds and thought
It would not rcqulro much more to enable
uh to surprise nature In Its process and
clutch from It the secret of growth."
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Only Temple In (lie I'ulvcrMc In the
Unity of .Mini.
Dr. C. H. nruco of Muncy, Va., who has
been the guest of Omaha friends for two
weeks, occupied tho pulpit of the Knox Trcs
byterlan church yesterday morning. 3lls
themo -was tho holiness and high mission of
tho human body.
Tho speaker quoted the words of Paul In
his second letter to tho Corinthians, "Know
yo not that yo are tho templo of Ood nnd
that tho spirit of Ood dwolloth In you?" Dr.
Hnicr drcw.n picture of the temple of Solo
mon In which the Jehovnh of the Jews had
Ills nbldlng plncc. "According to the dl
vlno direction," said I)r. nruco, "tho Jews
npent upon tho construction of the temple
tho bent of their lnbor nnd wealth. Even In
tho Interior tho lavish decoration was ex
tended to tho Inner courts whore tho foot of
tho common people never passed. Tho splen
dor of tho construction might efen nt the
first thought suggest oxtrnvnganco, but tho
tnsk wns carried out In nccordanco with
wishes divinely expressed.
"In the days which have come after It Is
no longer necessary to make n pllgrlmago to
Jerusalem for prnyer nnd offering to Cod.
Thero Is but ono temple In tho unlverso nnd
that Is tho body of mnn. Jesus taught His
followers thnt they might worship In spirit
and In truth nt nil times nnd In nil places.
Ho showed those who nccepted Ills tench
Ing that Cod hnd so honored mankind as to
tako up His nbodo In tho human heart.
"If it Is true that tho human body Is n
templo moro sacred than any architectural
pile, what higher ambition could wo ask than
to make our lives worthy of the occupation
of the ChrlBt-splrlt? As tho Jews gavo the
best of their possessions and labor to tho
upbuilding of the temple, spending their skill
on even tho hidden detnlls of tho Interior
workmanship, no should wo sparo no pains
In preparing our henrts for the dlvlno habi
tation. Cod required tho utmost of his peo
ple In tho construction of Ills ancient edlllco
nnd this may bo construed as nn Intimation
thnt Ho will accept no less complete a
service In rearing Ills lattcrday temple tho
hearts nnd bodies of men."
aim: NKAttr.it cnitisrvs ti:aciii(;s.
Itiilu of fioil Will KviMitiinlly Ilct'oiiic
I lie (iolilru Hull-.
Hev. F. S. Stein of Lincoln preached -at
tho First Methodist Kplscopal church Sun
day morning, his theme being "The Hela
tlon of Christians to Their Fellows" nnd
his texts being, "I nm tho light of tho world,"
"Yo nro tho light of tho world."
"Tho words of tho text," said the min
ister, "sounded blnxpheninus to tho Jows.
They said unto Jesus: 'Thou bearest wit
ness for thyself.' This was something not
permitted by the laws of that tlmo nor for
many years nfterwnrd. Defendants were not
permitted to testify In their own behalf.
Hut Jesus replied: 'If I testify In my own
behnlf It Is becauso It Is truo nnd I know
whenco I corncob, and you know It not.' Ho
thus lnld down a prlnclplo now recognized
by tho lnws of almost nil civilized countries:
Tho right of tho defondant to testify In
his own behalf, for tho defendant Is often
tho only one who knows anything of tho
facts of tho enso and Ji'htlco can moro fully
bo dono by cross-questloulng him after ho
has told a story. This shows that wo are
gradually approximating tho teachings of
Jphus Christ, although those teachings wcro
given 2.A00 years ago.
"Jraus hod a right to say, 'I nm tho light
of tho world. What a wonderful thing.
Light wns. nt tho beginning, tho first of
crentcd things. Infidel scientists hnd for
yoars laughed at this science, but upon
closer Investigation It hns been determined
that tho first form of tho matter now com-
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filguaturo
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posing tho earth was that of an Incandescent
globo of gas which by Ita heal caused the
water now constituting tin? seas nnd rivers
to be held In suspension In tho atmosphere.
This Is only one of the statements of tho
biblu which wcro Inexplicable at the tlmo
It was written, but Cod's word waits until
tho march' of truth and knowledge vindi
cated It. So Christ was before nil things.
He became tho light of the world. For ngVs
tho spiritual world was merged under a
sable cloud of Idolatry, superstition and
Ignorance. Tho Sun of Itlghteousness arose
and dispelled superstition and degradation
nnd la gradually fitting the world for tho
abode of the sons and daughters of Cod.
For more than 2.000 yenrs Jesus has boon
tho Intellectual light of the wrrld. Inspiring
art, knowledge and science; causing schools,
colleges and churches to spring up. For
l,f00 years or more He has been the ethical
light of the world. Wo have not yet caught
up with tho teachings of Jesus Christ. Only
as wo make His teachings tho Magna Charta
cf human llfo do we approach that time when
tho rule of gold will be transmuted Into the
golden rule and only then will eomo 'pence
on enrth, good will to men.' Christ I the
light of the spiritual world. Only since Ho
enmo hnvo the people understood the rela
tion between thU world and tho world to
ccme.
"Hut Ho says also that we, you nnd I, nro
tho lights of tho world. We can only see
by reflected light. It Is only things that
reflect light thnt wo enn see. We cannot
seo tho sun directly. The Incarnation of
Christ was necessary. All wo know of Cod
Is what wo get from a study of the llfo
of Christ. As we study tho sun through
n glats darkened, so the world studies tho
truth of tho Chrlstlnn religion through tho
Uvea nnd nets of believers. Thero were
fewer prenns converted In the religion of
Christ In Ills three years of personal teach
ing on earth thnnVere converted on tho ono
day of Pentecost, after His death. They
could see nnd understand tho reflected light
shining from tho apostles when the direct
rajo from Christ wcro too strong. To savo
tho world graco and light must bo focalized
from human hearts raved to human hearts
In sin."
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Key, Tref. I'im-iicIk'n on (he Itclluloii
of VcNlct'diiy mill of ToiuorriMV.
In Kountzo Memorial church Sunday
morning Hev. Edward F. Trefz, pastor,
preached upon tho subject, "Heretics of
Yesterday and Today: An Outlook Upon
tho Hellglon of Tomorrow." Hev. Trefz
said:
"Tho heretic has moro often been tho
benefactor than tho enemy of the church.
Ho has saved It from those who would
cheek Its progress nnd paralyze Its f-plrlt.
Tho real heretic Is he who has wrought
out his views In agony of soul. Tho object
of suspicion, ridicule, scorn nnd hatred to
day, ho Is tho safe nnd sound thinker of
tomorrow. Tho church has grown only
through Its heretics. Its 'conservative'
thinkers havo been Its weight of dead mat
ter, Indicating only abtenco of life. Con
servatism In Its execution of punishment
for daring to hold views different from
tho30 embalmed In creeds has confessed to
its doubt of tho ultimate triumph of truth.
"Witness thu list of heretics whom tho
church today reveres as men of holy lives
and clear, sound thought. Isaiah cries
aloud that tho word of Cod Is against sac
riflco and oblations aro vain tho very be
trayal of truth as tho Israelite saw and held
It. Christ was crucified for holding and
teaching heresy. St. Paul acknowledged
that 'after tho way which they calltd
heresy' so worshiped ho his Cod. Had
thero been no heresy In tho church, It
would still adhere to tho ancient custom
nnd ceremonials of the pilgrim Israelites.
"If our faith Is undergoing a restate
ment let us not bo fainthearted. Luther
was an heretic nnd taught the likelihood of
Infant damnation if tho child died without
baptism nnd no man believes that today.
Calvin was nn heretic ond taught that Ood
was of Iron and sat enthroned upon a scat
of marblo and saw glory In the eternal
damnation of a fixed number of His chil
drenand no Christ-like heart today will
subscribe to that teaching.
"Tho religion for tomorrow must rcmovo
tho club and Install tho sun of love.
Christ must tie freed from the Incubus of
theology that Is historical and bo permitted
to riso so that men can bf drawn to Him
by cords of love. The religion of tomor
row will bo honest. It will demand belief
Instead of opinion, life instead of creed.
Men swayed by the love that swayed Christ
will rush forward to remove life's burdens
and 1113. Ho who is accounted great omons
us, In this religion of tomorrow, will bo
measured by a different standard than that
of today. We will not account a man great
because of wealth, nor becauso of success
In statecraft, nor because of armies led to
victory, nor becauso of psalms sung nor
pictures painted we will bo accounted
great always as measured by tho religion
of tomorrow, whoso countenance hears
upon It tho 'literature of Christ's sorrow.' "
Nino chances In ten It's your kidneys that
need attention If you don't feci well. Foloy'a
Kidney Cure malice healthy kidneys and will
mnko you well. Nothing else "Just aa good."
For snlo by Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha;
Dillon's Drug Store, South Omaha.
New England Limited: In service April
29 and dally thereafter.
New Time: Twenty-six hours to Boston.
Now Departure: From Chicago 2:00 p. m.,
Into Chicago C:00 p. m. next day.
Now Cars: Sleeping, dining, buffet and
library smoking cars and coaches.
Old Houte: Lako Shore & Michigan
Southern, New York Central and Boston &
Albany.
On satho dato train No. 14, 3:00 p. m.; will
bo discontinued Tho New York and Boston
Special, 10:30 a. m., and tho Lake Shore
Limited, 5:30 p. m., will run ob heretofore.
H. P. Humphrey, T. P. A.. Kansas City, Mo.,
F. M. Byron, O. W. A., Chicago, and A. J.
Smith, CI. P. & T. A., Cleveland, O.
Itoek Ixtnnil i:iMirNloiiH.
Cincinnati and return, May G and 7, I20.C0.
Washington and return, Mny 19 nnd 20,
$32.25.
Detroit and return, May 21 and 22, $22.00.
Denver nnd return, Jlay 15, $lft.
Colorado Springs and return, May 15, $19.
Call at Rock Island City Office, 1323 Far
nam street.
Sioux I'mIIm, S, I)., mill Upturn.
On May 7, 8 nnd 9 the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railway will oell tickets Omaha
to Sioux Fulls and return good for return
until May H-for $0.05.
City ticket olllco, 1501 Farnam street.
Ten per cont off regular prices on our
Spring and Summer Imported nnd Domestic
Woolens. Stylish tailoring popular prlce3,
POLACK TA1LOHINO CO., 1305 Farnam St.
Omaha Tent and Hubber comDany are pre
pared to fill all orders tents, awnings and
canvas goods. New location, corner 11th
and Hsrnoy. 'Phono S83,
Nimt Triiln Vln Itoek Inland Houte
Leaves Union station dally at 8:30 a. m.
for Lincoln nnd Falrbury.
Oraphophones, phonographs, gramophones.
Graphophono Co.,. 1615,4 Farnam, Omaha.
Wrlto nd, soil cuts, print anything.
Stonecypticr, 1201 Howard st. Tel. 1310.
Seo C. F. Harrison's real estate bargains.
Four Hoodlum Arrenled.
William llanley, C. HndUnn nnd Will
MeAfTeo weru limited neur the Crelghton
Orpheum nbout 9:W p. in. Sunday wlitlo
engaging In a three-cornered slugging
mnteh. Willie Howies, who has n disagree
nblo habit of bumping Into people and
tramping on their feet, was nrrcMed at tho
(omo place earlier In the evening and
charged with disorderly conduct.
SOU II OMAHA NEWS, j
John O'Nell, who was mixed up In a
drunken fight at the cast end cf the L street
viaduct Saturday, Is coming out of his trance,
although It was reported on the ottec'.a yen
terday afternoon that he was dead. When
Pollco Captain Allle went to Investigate tho
nffnlr ho found O'Nell In his room at tho
Klrby In a drunken stupor. His face and
hands were still covered with blood and
dirt nnd no attempt had been mndo to glvo
, him any attention. O'Nell sobered up
enough during tho afternoon to discredit tho
holdup story which wns first put In circu
lation. He ndmlts that tho affair was noth
ing but a drunken brawl. Most of O'Nell's
Injuries aro about his head and as thejo
do not appear to bo serious ho will without
doubt pull out all right.
Shortly after tho fight occurred the pollco
arrested W. H. Scully and ho la now locked
up at pollco headquarters on n charge of
being drunk nnd assaulting O'Nell. As soon
ns the police hoard tho rumor that O'Nell
was dead they removed Scully from tho
ordinary cell In which ho was confined to
tho steel cage. When this transfer wna
mado Scully appeared greatly exercised and
made tho assertion that the afTair was noth
ing but a drunken row. Hvm If Scully
gels out of this little mlxup all right tho
pollco think they havo mado a good
catch, as tho prisoner Is badly wanted In
Montnna, whero ho Is snld to havo loft a
wife and child In destitute circumstances
Letters found on Scully show that ho has
recently received money from L. II. Hobln
son of Moorcraft, Wyo., and from James
T. Morgan of Clllctte, Wyo.
When questioned by Jailer Klsfeldcr nbout
leaving his wife nnd child Scully de
clined to discuss his family n If a Irs beyond
saying that ho owned a ranch In Wyoming.
Captain Alllo and a number of olllccrs
nro searching for tho ethers suppesed to
be Implicated In tho fight. If found, as
sault nnd battery complaints will be filed
for the purposo of driving a certain clas3
of citizens away from the east end of the
L street viaduct.
Acting under Instructions from Mayor
Kelly this locality will bo cl med out by
the pollco nnd officers will bo stationed along
L street to enforce tho orders of tho mayor
and maintain quiet.
Council .tleetlnu; 'I'nnlulit.
Tonight the city council will meet In reg
ular monthly session. Quite a lot of Impor
tant business will come up nnd It Is ex
pected that Mayor Kelly will make a num
ber of appointments. Tho chief of pollco
problem Is Btlll worrying tho mayor, but
ho cxpocts to select the right man for tho
placo before long. In tho meantime Cap
tain Allle will remain In charge; of tho de
partment. While there has been some dis
cord In the past between tho mayor nnd
council, It Is now asserted that matters
havo been amicably arranged nnd thnt tho
mayor's nppolntments will be confirmed.
Several meetings have been held In an at
tempt to bring about a unity of feeling and
It Is asserted that the result will ho bar
monlous action from this tlmo on.
Sehool llouril Mi-elliiK TonlKlit.
At tho regulnr monthly meeting of the
Hoard of Kducatlon, to bo held tonight, tho
threo new members elected last month will
take their seats and Freltag, Scarr and Lett
will retire. Colonel Lott was ro-elccted ond
so ho will succeed hlmseir. Tho other new
members nro Theodore. Schroder nnd A. V.
Miller. After the swearing In of tho new
members the board will proceed to reor
ganize. A president and secretary will bo
chosen and then cornea 'tho appointment of
committees. Thero appears to be consider
able; discord among tho democratic majority
on tho board and It is hard to predict who
will succeed FltzHobcrts In the prculdent's
chair. Tho reorganization will bo closely
watched by Interested citizens.
Heller Fire Protection.
In connection with better fire protection
It Is asserted by tho city authorities that
It Is tho Intention to double the present
forco as soon as possible. What Is wanted
Is a hook and ladder truck, a steam fire cn
glno nnd one moro hoso company. With
theso Improvements the city will bo fairly
well provided for In the lino of fire pro
tection. Chief Smith Is making his plans
for this Increase in fire apparatus. With
tho advent of new fire-fighting machinery
tho nlarm system will havo to bo thor
oughly overhauled and enlarged. Quite a
number of now firo alarm boxes nro needed
and these will be placed In position a soon
ns tho funds at the disposal of the council
will warrant.
Deiininil fur l.unilier.
Lumber dealers make the assertion that
the summer season will bo a busy ono and
that great quantities of material will bo
sold. It Is predicted that prices will re
main about the same, as no drop of any
Importnnco Is expected. Quite a number of
now buildings nro being planned, work to
commence as soon as tho spring crop of
brick Is available.
Colonel Snvnue l'oinliir Here.
Citizens of South Omaha appear to bo
greatly 'Pleased at the fact that tho first
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CRAMER'S
KIDNEY
CURE
7
TIiIh Is tho number of the waton which
will go nbout the streets of this metropolis
and through tho smaller towns of this
commonwealth spreading the message of
glad tiding to discouraged sufferers that u
remedy has at last been found for DIS
HAS ICS OF THH
KIDNEY AND LIVER
Tho remedy Is called CRAMER'S KID
NKY AND LIVlHt Cl'HIO. It Is the medl
vino for iloh and poor tho day laborer or
tho votaries of fashion. To ALL who have
KIDNKY THOl'HLK It Is u 1onn Indeed.
Wo sell It nnd recommend It berauso our
customers teil uh It does them good.
Sherman &McGonneII Drug Go.
NKW S. W. Cor. ICth and Dodge,
LOCATION OMAHA
Splendid Train Servici.
To
the
Wast
To
the
West
Trr Trains Dally to Denver.
Vro Trnlm Daily to Han Frnnclio.
Three Train Daily to Otfdcu.
Two Trains Daily to Salt Lake City.
Tno Tralua Daily to Portland, with
DIRECT CONNECTIONS TO
TACO.MA AND 8HATTI.U ;
AND ;
Iforlh Paoltto Cunil Point.
MAQNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Nearly a day saved between Missouri Rivet
and Pacific Coast by taking
The Famous Overland Route,
City Ticket Oniec, j::oa Farnam 0C
Tel. 310,
mayor of tho Magic City has been honored
with the nomination for lieutenant governor
by the republicans. In speaking of this
selection yesterday- ono prominent repub
llean snld that Colonel Savage would re
colve an enormous voto here. He figures
that tho republicans will voto solidly for
hi in and that In addition n great many old
. tlmo den.otrats who know and admire the
I colonel will cast thc!r baltots for him re-
ganllesj of party lines. Others nssert that
I the nomination of Colonel Savage will ns
i slst greatly In keeping South Omaha In tho
republican column.
. Influx of Trump.
At the present time the police arc grap
pling with the tramp proposition. Ono or
two mornings ago twenty-one tramps were
unloaded here from ono boxcar which camo
up from Kansas City. These undesirable
' citizens spread nil over tho city, begging
' tnr t n 1 1 ti .i i. 'it.,1 n ... r 1 1 1 1 ti r. in ntt T 1 1 n 1 1 n -
.u iiiir.il.; til. v. riUltllll.ll.h u A .V
lice nro doing everything possible to keep
this clnss In subjection and It can be safely
nsserted that there Is very little lawless
ness hero at tho present time. Mayor
Kelly proposes to havo nil suspicious char
acters arrested and sent to tho county Jail
for a term. If this Is done It U thought
that tramps will coon give this city u wide
berth.
Mnle Cll.v lionilp.
John C. Carroll has returned from ti trip
to South Dakota.
I.on Martin of Long Island, Knn., Is hro
visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. .'. fnrley Is cntertuinlng Mrs.
Jesse Judd of New York.
Newspaper carrier boys wanted nt Tho
Hoc olllco In South Omnlui. .
Mrs, A. L. Coleman, wife of Jeweler
Colemnn, Is on tho sick list.
Tho Foresters will give a picnic at Sarpy
Mills park on Sunday, May 30.
Wallace Godfrey and wife Intend spend
ing a week at KIiis'h lako fishing.
J. M. Fitzgerald hns bought the old Oscar
Hill saloon on Twenty-fourth street.
Alfred Fiilmer of St. Joseph, Mo., Is tho
guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Hennett.
J. C. Carloy writes from Stoddard, Ariz.,
that his copper mine Is coming along nicely.
Friends of Ivor Thomns nro recommend
ing him for n, place On tho lire department.
Mrs. Peter Jncobs, wife of lClectrlelan
Jacobs, has gono to Kansas to visit rela
tives. Athletic competitions will bo held at tho
Young Men's Christian association this
week.
Itasket ball tenm No. 3 of the Voutiir 1
Men's Christian association Is tho winner
of the championship games.
Tho South Omaha Choral union will give
Its last concert at tho First Methodist
Kplscopal church Tuesday evening.
It Is reported here that Frank Riley, bet
ter known here ns "Snaky" Riley, dropped
dead on the streets of Vulcntine. Neb., n
day or two ago.
Rev. J. A. Johnson, pastor of tho First
Methodist Kplscopal church, leaves today
for Chicago to attend tho Methodist con
ference. Sound advlco to thoso who havo kidney
and bladder troubles, is to take n sate, sure
modlclno lH-o Foley's Kidney Cure. It nl-
ways benefits tho Kidneys. For salo by
Mycrs-Dlllon Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon's
Drug Store, South Omaha.
TO CHICAGO BY DAYLIGHT.
A mighty pleasant trip at any time of year,
but 03peclally so In springtime, when tho
weather Is cool, tho dayo long and tho wholo
country clothed In green.
Tho train to tnko Is tho Hurllngton's Chi
cago Specinl, leaving Omaha 7:00 a. m., ar
riving Chicago, 8:30 p. m.
Superb equipment.
Ticket Olllco,
1502 Farnam St.
Tel. 260.
HAYDENs Bankrupt Sale
of the Wholesale Clothing Stock
of Miner, Beat & Co., Boston.
Established over 40 years, this firm was on e of tho leading and most reliable clothing
manufacturers la tho world. Our spot castj eecured from their aseiguoes 13,305 men's,
boys' and children's suits.
AT 47 GENTS ON THE DOLLAR
Tho garments aro nil of tho finest matte, best tailoring, fully guaranteed, newest
styles, best patterns and fabrlctrnud perfect fitting. Such spleudld clothing was novel
ottered before at bankrupt prices. y
Absolutely the. finest Suits In the Market at Positively Less
Than Half Their Regular Price.
Sfl (f I Strictly all wool casslmero and cheviots
f f Ml&in S &HlsQ n,so n1"""1 worstcdH-all sizes from 31
I v moil o w iliac t0 42ln 4.butt0 cutnway 8lyie-
ovory suit worth $u.00 and over.
flfl UM9ik (DeaZ&A 0f flno mlro worsteds, now, neat checks
TSj rill MPn H nlllTQ and plain puttcrnsr-round and square sock
IfDUlVU HIGH 9 UUIIO BtyicH-slzca 31 to 42-not a suit worth
less than $7.S0.
flfl m!a C..!l That aro wortb from '9-00 to ir,-0
Sltt Mil HIrII S ftlllllS fino bluo doublO breasted serges with and
ilBWli WUIIU without satin facing l-button cutaway
sack squaro cut sack frock suits aldo sto uts and slims.
A MS .M Como In regular sacks nnd frocks nlso
lhill IHRri KjlllfS t,,outs Bn'1 slims in nil tho new, up-to-
wWB M0 w flatQ pattfms all sizes from 31 to 41
suiUs that Miner, Biol & Co. wh'olesalo for $10 to fl2 and that retail clsewhcro up to
$15.00 (
ffeffc "f C n'jk ft. "1. At this price wo placo on salo nil tho
OOa ID IfIGn S ajBlllS '""t Kinjcs, Suits that Miner, Heal &
WW! W IIIWII W WUIIW C(i whoUHdlo up to $10.60 nnd would re
tall for $18 nnd $20 mndo up In very flno double und slnglo breasted sack etyles alEo
stouts nnd slims.
Boys' and Children's Clothing from the Mincr-Beal Stock.
$1.00 Knco Pants Suits at . go0
$2.00 Sailor Vestco nnd I), n, Suits nt 95Q
$3.00 Sailor Vestce and I). H. Suits at $1.60
$1.C0 Sailor Vesteo and I). B. Suits at $2.25
Mou's flno Odd Pants from tho Miner-Heal stock at $1.75, $2.C0, $3.73 and $1,50
greatest values In America.
Hoys' Long Pants Suits of now, stylish, up-to-dato patterns at $3.75, $5.00, $0.50 and
$7.00 worth double,
MAIL. OHUKHS PROMPTLY FILLED.
HAYDEN BROS.
CARRIERS ELECT DELEGATES
IlcproKcntntlvcn to the .iillonut As
oclutloii nl Itelroll, .Ml eh.,
Are Cliocn,
At tho meeting of branch No. B. National
Association of Letter Carriers, on Saturday
wgni arrangements were made for partici
pation In tho national convention and for
tho reception of delegates to the stato meet
ing In this city. Tho representatives of tho
local carriers at the Detroit assembly In
September will be F. Jorgenaon, It. Lehman
nnd N. A. Sundberg. Charles H. Newman,
Charles II. Crelghton ond Edward Kelly
w-ero choseu ns alternates.
Tho Stato Association of Letter Carriers
will meet in Omaha on May 30 nnd elaborate
plans have been laid for Its entertainment.
Hon. W. O. Edens, first assistant supcrln
ten. lent of free delivery, will be one of tho
distinguished guests and other well known
postal officials will be present. The pro
ceedings of the convention will be held at
the Millard hotel. Following the transac
tion of the business nnd the program of
nddresscs an elaborate banquet will bo
served by branch No. C to Its visiting friends.
J. Q. Hood, Justlco of tho Pence, Crosby,
Miss., makes tho following statement: "I
can certify that Ono Minute Cough Curo will
do all that 13 claimed for It. My wife could
not get her brenth nnd tho first dose of It
relloved her. It has also benefited my wholo
family."" It acts Immediately nnd cures
coughs, colds, croup, grippe, bronchitis,
nsthma nnd nil throat and lung troubles.
Tho contract for tho threo electric eleva
tors for tho old Mercer Hotel building nnd
niso in tno old postolllco wns let to tho
Wnmer Elevator company of Cincinnati, O.,
through its local representative, Mr. D. V.
Munro, 112 North Fourteenth street.
If s a Big Success
Ten months ngo tho Crnmer Chemical Co.
of Albany, N. Y., wrote us for our Idea of
advertising their wonderful curo In tho stato
of Nebraska. We wroto them nnd gavo
our opinion as to how It should be adver
tised, which they nccepted and began tho
advertising at once. Hnd wo not been
well acquainted with tho manufacturers of
this remedy (nf our old home) we would
not hnvo taken tho Interest In It we did, but
knowing them to be men who were worthy
and reliable, wo knew any remedy which
they would mako would bo ono of great
merit that they would glvo to the public
a medicine that would cure. The number
of persons who havo-been permanently enrol
tho past six months and tho tremendous
sales wo have Rad has moro than exceeded
our expectations, which certainly speaks
volumes for n remedy that was not known
In Nebraska ten months ngo. j
SGHAEFER
CUT PKICIi
DRUGGISTJ
Cor. Kith anil riileuijo SI
Burllnoton statlo.i,
1 0th and Mason Sts.
Tel. 128.
ebi'askct virts
Thero are a grcnt many llttlo details In their con
structlon thnt It will profit you to know about aomo
pecullnr points of Interest thero nro nbout them thnt
will interest tho wearer, nnd that properly shown will
cnlargo his Ideas of tho valwuoof tho garment. Is thero
nnythlng mnro uncomfortable thnn n shirt that don't
"FIT?" Most men think not. An III. lilting shirt Is a
constant annoynnco to the wenrer nnd keeps him In con
tlnual bad humor. And yet half tho men In the coun
try wear lll-llttlng shirts.
Thero aro several mnketu of Shlrta who produce .a
fairly good shirt. One or two of them mako what aro
entitled to bo called "Httter Shirts" than tho ordinary
good onco. It remained for us to tako tho lead under
the deserved title of "THE REST SHIRT THAT
WAS EVER MADE FOR THE MONEY" ond that la
tho unqualified verdict of every man who haa Inspected
our latest production.
Quality nnd merit being acknowledged prlro re
mains tho only other consideration. Wo simply
GUARANTEE that our prices on shirts of all
kinds quality and finish considered arc lowor than
any other in the laud.
HAYDEN
IS
ON SALE
Eh
The Newest and ' Most Stylish Shoes, Direct from
the Best Eastern Manufacturers, at 50c to
$2,003 pair less than other stores sell the
same qualities. 1
Brooks Bros., Rochester, make of ladies' fine shoes, in
patent loatnor, vici kid, tana and blaoka, with hand
turned Boles, newest stylo toes, French and militnry
heels. Tho finest fitting and best wearing ladieB'
shoo3 made. In all sizes and widths, at $3.50,
and 84.50 worth 4, $5 and $6.
Ultra Shoes for Ladies.
In patent leather and vici kid, tan and black, hand welt and
turned soles, on tho new mannish and Fronch opera stylo
lasts, all sizes and widths, at $3.50.
H. W. Merriam & Go's make of Misses' and Children's
fine shoes, in vici kid, lace and button, with no heols, wodge
heels and spring heels, sizes 1 to 0, at 50c G to 8 at 85c 8
to 11, at $1.25.
' ' Stetson Shoes for Men.
Tho best and finest custom made shoes that's mado for mail,
in vici kid, Russia calf, ideal kid and patent leather, mado Ih
the swollest up-to-dato stylos.
ON BARGAIN TABLES.
For Women fine !?3 and .50 vici kid, laco andbuttpO
shoes, now spring styles, all sizes at $1.89 f
For Men lino $3.50 and 4 box calf and vici kid shoe
new spring stylos, all sizes, at $1 97
For Misses and Boys line $1.50 and $2 laco shoes, nei
styles at $1.12.
HAYDEN BROS.
Fire Will Catch You
Sootier or Later.
Did you hoo tho Omnlm Tout nnd RuMiPr coinpnny's biilldliif,' nftcr
tho Arc? If you hnvo your olllco In thnt sort of a bulldhiK vfhv.ru do
you think you will ho when n II ro breaks out In your bulldliiKV It Is
sure to i-oinc It Ih only a rjuostlon of tlmo.
THU HKH MM I. DING Is absolutely fireproof. There Is no wood
In Its construction, except what you can see. Look around you and
think what n nlco bhi.o some of those wooden Joists, wooden parti
tions and wooden stnlrways would make In the building where you now
are. Is It worth while to sleep well at night? 'If so, let us bhow you
rooms in a fireproof building.
THE BEE BUILDING.
K. C PKTKUS&CO.,
Rental AKcnts.
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FEGS
MANUFACTURED BY
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MOTS TUB HAM.
SHOES
MONDAY.
OFFICK, GROUND FLOOR,
The Ilcc Dtiihllng.
HOWELL'S
A worm whither
Anti-Kawf
coiikIi la tiii! womt
klml nf n cough.
Anil K'uwf will cur
It Oruk'KlatH (; 1 1 It.
IIOCUTA SANDALWOOD CAI'MUMS..
Cures Onr.crrhoea, Olcot, unnatural dls
charens In a few Jay. All ilriik-Klnl, accept
nnly Pocuta. by mall J1.C0, full directions,
Dick & Co,, lil Ocntro BU .New York.
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