f 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; { SUNDAY. MAY 15."J887JTWELVE PAGES.
NEXT WEDNESDAY , MAY 18th
In order to give everyone an opportunity to see the many improve
C ments in the suburbs of the city ,
O
FREE EXCURSION
o OVER THE BELT LINE
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Has been arranged to take place next Wednesday , May i8th. Free Trains will leave the M. P. De
HI pot , at 15th and Webster streets , promptly at 1:30 : p , m. , and go out on the Missouri Pacific as far
as West Lawn , the beautiful suburban property on the Pappio Valley , Splendid picnic grounds
Hotel and all conveniences , If you want to go , secure
FREE TICKETS
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OF GEORGE N. HICKS , 215 SOUTH 15th STREET.
< OR SEAVER & WHITCOMB , ROOM 25 , PAXTON BUILDING ,
You can't go unless you have a ticket , Everybody cordially invited. TRAIN LEAVES AT 1:30 :
P. M. SHARP ,
A BONANZA BARGAIN
To Parties Who Will Build.
Four elegant east front lots on North
10th , each 43x180 feet , for $5,000 apiece.
To parties who will build $3,000 houses
thcso lots will bo sold without any cash
payment , and when house is completed
deed will bo given and mortgage taken
for the purchase price of the ground , to
run live years at 8 per cent. This is a
splendid opportunity to get an elegant
home at small outlay. Call and investi
gate this , and then ask any well posted
real estate agent if the ground alone is
not worth f 150 per foot.
FLACK & HOMAK.
' Frcnzcr Block , opp. P. O. ,
Solo Agents.
A Narrow Kioapo.
At 8 o'clock this afternoon , while ono
of our most prominent citizens was walk
ing along the railroad track near South
Omaha , on his way to look at some of
those elegant lots of the South Omaha
Land company , and for which the C. K.
Mayno Heal Estate and Trust company
are solo agents , ho missed his footing and
slipped , barely escaping the pilot of an
engine on au incoming train. To those
who may not bo familiar with the fact ,
wo wish to say that wo have salesmen
with carriages ready at all times to con
voy parties to these lots , so that the pos
sibilities of such au ucciucut are thus re
moved.
Fisk Jublluo Singers , Monday and
Tuesday evenings , May 10 and 17 , Expo-
tltion Building.
These songs sjrow out of the woo and
misery of the tormented soul ; they are
the passion ( lowers of the blood of mar
tyrs. From Bondage to Freedom.
For a Few Days Only.
100 acres west of the city , adjoining
the land purchased by the Chicago &
Northwestern railway company , suitable
for platting , for sale at n price that can
be doubled within six mouths.
W. G. Ai.ituir.ur , 218 S. 15th st.
Residence accommodation in South
Omaha is far from being sulllcicnt to
meet the present demands and with the
Increased packing house industries
which are yet to come , thu situation is
likely to become worse.
The proposition of the South Omaha
Land Company , to bu scon in another
column of tins paper , to discount a largo
per cent on the price of lots to anyone
building houses on the same , will strike
the average man as buing a remarkably
fair oll'or and ono which should bo ac
cepted at onco. Choice lots are .vet to bo
had of the C. E. Mayue Heal Estate &
Trust Company.
"Isn't it wonderful ! 1 never heard
anything like it ! " lion , William E.
Gladstone.
A chance in n lifetime to hear the
FISK JUHILEK S1N15KUS , Exposition
Building , Monday and Tuesday evenings ,
lay 10 and 17. w
Cottage colors ready for use In new
and desirable * shades. Alabaslino in
various tints , the original and only per-
pmnont wall finish , supersedes calci
mine for beauty und durability , and is
ly easily applied. Paints , window glass ,
| brushes , etc. , largest and most complete
If took west of Chicago. Cutmnlngs &
1 KcUson , niSFarnnm St.
A Good Trade.
Ten acres on O street , East Lincoln ,
high , sightly , south frontage , will trade
for Omaha property. Evans & Black-
bum , 1010 Dodge .
I have for sale , City Lot , 00x183 , op
Hartley Street , between Ninth and lonth
ptreots , south front , prlco f 19,800 ( ? 30C
vcr foot ) . FiiF.ri. U. CiiAS-n.Kii.
f 12 and 13 Paxton Bldg.
Architect * and Supeitiitemlonm.
fjodpson & Son , 20 iron Hank , Omaha ,
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' mnil ell Me. nve.i
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Strike Ended. Peace for the Afflicted.
Rum , Romanism and Rebellion is what
many of our readers imagine was meant
by the "Now U. R. R , " others that it
was Rheumatism Radically Routed ,
which is nearer the murk , but as usual ,
in this connection , the three R's has refer
ence only to "Rail-Road Remedy , " the
king of pain exterminators- panacea for
every distressing ailment to which llcsh is
heir. All sufferers from Rheumatism and
Neuralgia we most earnestly entreat to try
this Great Discovery. It will cure you as
it has thousands of others. It is also a
positive cure for Colic , Croup , Headache ,
Toothache , Sore Throat , Lumbago , Lame
Rack and all wounds , and in less time
than nny other medicine on earth re
lieves all pain and soreness as soon as
applied.
Sold by all responsible druggists , gen
erally with a guarantee that it will do
lust what we advertise. Ask for Rail Road
Remedy , only 25 and CO cents a bottle.
Trade supplied by The Richardson Drug
'Jo. , Omaha , Neb.
The money you pay out for rents will
buy you a homo of your own in Benson.
C.K. Mayno is agent for this property ,
and his accommodating salesmen will
show it to purchasers at all times.
"It may be safely asserted that nothing
Jike the plantation songs of these Jubilee
Singers has been before heard in this
country. " London Tclenraph.
Fisk Jubilee Singers , Exposition Building -
ing , Monday an.t Tuesday evenings , May
10 and 17. _
The rails are all laid and track in
splendid condition on the line to "Bon-
bon , " anil cars will bo running with sur
prising regularity to and from that very
desirable locality just as soon as the mo
tors , which are expected daily , reach
here.
Do not forget that choice lots as well as
acre property aru still loft in this addi
tion , and the early bird will not vary
from his usual custom of catching the
worm.
Carriages , with gentlemanly salesmen
ready at all times , or by appointment
meet parties and show these lots. Our
goods are placed withiu easy reach ;
guaranteed to bo as represented , and we
take pleasure in showing them whether
purchase is made or not.
C. E. MAYKI : R. E. & T. Co.
For Sale.
100 acres of choice laud near Leaven-
worth street. This properly lays beauti
fully and is suitable for platting , and can
be bought at a figure which will ensure
purchasers 100 per cent on investment in
a very short time. For particulars caller
or undress BAY & FITCH.
218 b. 15th.
Wo have customers for Hawthorne lots.
Send us your list.
EVANS it BLACKCUUX , 1010 Dodge.
Convent Place.
Elegant residence lots on St. Mary's
avenue. C. E. MAVNE R. E. & T. Co ,
Solo Agents.
For x Few Days Only.
100 acres west of the city , adjoining
the land purchased by the Chicago &
Northwestern railway company , suitable
for plattmc , for sale at a price that can
be doubled within six months.
W. G. AUJKIGHT , 318 S. 10th st.
Look ! Look !
Why pay rent when you can buy a
good now house with large lot on small
cash payments and the- balance monthly ,
FLACK & HOMAX ,
Frenzcr block opposite 1' . O.
For a Few Days Only.
100 acres west of the city , adjoining
the iaud purchased by the Chicago < \
Northwestern rahw.iy fompuuj\suitabU
for platting , for sale at a price that cat
bo doubled withjii six months.
W. G , ALUUiqur , $18 S.'lOtu st.-
AltT.
Another liargo Display of Satin Re
marque Etchings.
Mr. Hospo has just received the finest
assortment of Satin Remarque and Parch
ment Artist Proof Etchings.
They will be on sale this week and all
.overs of this new and most fashionable
irt in pictures should not miss this op
portunity. Mr. Hospc will also exhibit
ippropriato patterns of molding espe
cially adapted to these line works of art.
Don't fail to call this week and erot first
choice. A. Hosi'K's Art Store ,
1513 Douglas Street.
There are only 20 lots in Convent Place
on St. Mary's avenue , and they will be
> lnccd on thu market Tuesday morning
lext , 17th hist. Remember that those
ots are right in the center of the city on
i paved and ono of the most prominent
streets in the city. As there are but a
'cw lots , parties wishing a bargain should
call at our ollice early Tuesday morning.
C. E. MAINE R. E. &T Co. ,
Sole Agents.
Auction.
We are prepared to handle sales of Real
Estate , Live Stock , Furniture at residen
ces , Bankrupt Stocks , &c. , at auction , on
reasonable terms. Brown < te Crciehton ,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers , 1023
Douglas st.
Sound Co-operative Colony.
Fourth and last lecturn at Omaha Busi
ness College ( Crounso Hall , Capitol avo.
and ICth , t. ) . Suiul.iy , May 15th , at 2:30 :
o'clock. Ail Interested in bettering their
condition invited. Seats free.
Convent Place.
The old Convent grounds on St. Mary's
avenue between Twenty-second and
Twenty-fourth streets is platted and will
bo put on the market at U a. m. Tuesday.
Persons wanting lots for tine residences
should call early Tuesday morning and
gut their choice of these tine lots.
C. E. MAY.NE REAL ESTATE &TKUST Co. ,
Solo Agents ,
Cor. Fifteenth and llarney.
_ _ _ _
Are You IlultdliiR a House ?
We have just opened the most com
plete stock ot mechanics tools and build
ers' hardware in Omaha. Every article
is brand new and the best of its kind. Wo
make a specialty of builders' hardware
and house furnishing goods , and having
had a long experience wo oiler the buyer
advantages not surpassed and seldom
equalled in the city.
F. V. ATWATKK & Co. ,
1C05 Howaid St.
At the Exposition.
Having withdrawn from the firm of
Vandorcook & Welshans , retaining the
large list and having added a great deal ,
1 will invite my friends and strangers
desiring genuine Kcal Estate Bargains ,
to call at Room 2 , Exposition Building ; ,
John \\elshaus. .
Elegant Novelitics in Fancy Work.
Mils. M. C. MITCHELL , 1012 Douglas st.
Clilofor Police.
The people of Omaha are much inter
ested in the question who will be its chief
of police , but llarney place , La Vcta
place and Hitchcock's addition continue
the cheapest and best lots in the market.
Evans & Blackburn , Sole Agents , 1010
Dotlge st.
Flsk Jubilee Hlngerfi.
At Exposition next Monday and Tues
day evenings. Best troup in the world.
Tickets for sale at tuo Saxe , Kulm &
Forsyth drug stores.
Entrance to lower floor on west to
Gallery on south side.
The South Omaha Land company have
appointed C. E. Mayne sole agent for the
sale of their lots. lie will show the prop
erty and furnish all desired information
upon application.
[ .Signed ] W. A. PAXTON ,
Still In the Ijcad.
On entering the handsome parlors and
partaking of a dish of his delicious ice
cream , still in the lead was the tirst ex
clamation to Mr. Dal/ell , the ice cream
manufacturer of 115 N. 16th si. Hand
some brussels carpet covered the floor.
The walls were tastefully decorated , and
the furniture was in keeping with the
room. He has now the most spacious ,
airy and handsome parlors west of Chi
cago. Mr. Dal/.ell has sold out his entire
interest in the real estate business , and
will hereafter devote his entire energies
to thu ice cream business alone. He has
put in his basement a new 0 horse power
engine to aid him in keeping up to his
continually growing trade. Double and
treble thu amount he could formerly
inako can be turned out easily with the
increased facilities , besides making a
better article. The lovers of first-class
ice cream , prepared from pure ingredi
ents , will liud Dalzcll'.s headquarters for
this elegant refreshment , whether bought
by dish , pint or gallon. For the benefit
of strangers the location is given. Dal-
soil's , 115 N. 10th st.
Whv will you worry about a house to
rent when you can buy your own house
and lot in Benson upon smaller monthly
payments than the amounts you are pay
ing in rents ? The motor cars will carry
you right to your front door. Secure
your lots in time from C. E. Mayno and
stop making your landlord richer and
yourself poorer.
Houses for Hole.
Eight 5 and 0 room houses. Price ,
$2,250 to | 3,030 each ; on small cash pay
ments , balance on very easy terms.
FI.ACK & HUMAN ,
Room 11 , Frcn/.cr block , opposite P. O.
Convent Place.
Elegant residence lots on Howard
street. C. E. MAVXE R. E. & T. Cu. ,
Solo Agents.
A llargaln.
Lot 12 block "L" in Lowes first addi
tion for $ ltr ! > 0. This is an elegant
south and east front corner.
FLACK & HOMAN ,
Frcnzcr Block , Sole Agents.
To float ICsliito Agent * .
After this date , May 14th , my house
and lot , llanscom Phtcn. is withdrawn
from market. 1' . R. UELOK.X.
Convent I'lnoe.
T.vventy of the most desirable residence
lots' in th'e citv , fronting on St. Mary's
avenue , Twenty-fourth nnd Howard
streets will be put on the market Tuesday
morning
C. E. MAYNE R. B. & T. Co.
Sole Agents.
George Mitchell , 182O Douglas.
Gloves in all stvlcs and qualities , 25cts
to ijtf.OO. Gloves , dry loaned , 15 cents.
Riding and driving gloves a specialty.
15'0 Douglas street.
M. A. BERLIN ,
1520 DOUGLAS STHEKT , WILL OITEH A
Sl'ECIAL SALE \VltAITKRS AT 05 PUNTS ,
CALICO DitKssEs , $1.25.v THIMMKU HATS.
00 CENTS. UlU/.KVKsN , 25 CENTS. HOiE ,
HEGULAIt MADE , 25 CENTS.
Convent Place.
Lots will be placed on the market
Tuesday morning next , 17th lust. These
lots are the site of thii old convent on
St. Mary's avenue , and as all know right
in the centre of ( ho city. As there are
but twenty altogether , and the first com
ing will bo served accordingly , it will bo
necessary for those desirous of obtaining
any of them to cull early.
C. E. Mu'NE R. E. & T. Co.
Solo Agents.
A Band jr.
South front lot on Charles st. being
lot 11 in block "S" Lowes lirst addition
for $1,350. FLACK & HOMAN ,
Frcnzer Block , Solo Agents.
M'nd Reading.
The recent mend reading exhibition at
the Exposition building was the subject
discussed at the Growlers' Club last
evening , and Mr. Guorgo Washington
Jones , of Cheyenne , surprised the mem
bers by stating that ho had made the
subject a special study for years and had
acquired considerable proficiency in the
new science. Mr. Jones submitted to i\
few practical tests which fully substanti
ated his statement ; being blindfolded ami
a map of the city sprcau before him , ho
unhesitatingly moved his index linger to
any lot called for.
"Now , I'll fool you , I think"said Dex-
the Thomas ( turning the map unsido
down ) . "Air. Jones , can you point to
the addition where I made most
money ? "
Mr. Jones seemed perplexed and for a
few minutes his finger moved alternately
to Orchard Hill ami Briggs Place , finally
stopping on the latter.
"By Jone ! " exclaimed Uoxtor T. ,
"there is something in this nonsense
after all ; while ho was wandering bu-
twuun these two additions I was figuring
up my profits on them. I nearly doubled
my money on the Hill and just doubled
it on Briggs. In fact , I've about
doubled it on everything I over bought
from Mayne. "
A number of other Equally interesting
tests were made , and the club unani
mously requested Mr. Jones to give a
public exhibition of his wonderful power.
Farnam Street Bargain.
A corner on Farnam St. , 58x125 , with
some improvements , at $250 a front foot.
The cheapest thing on the market. Small
cash pavmunt. Good for a few days only.
BUOWN & CiiKHiirroN , 1523 Douglas.
Convent 1'lacc.
Elegant residence lots on Twenty-fourth
street. C. E. MAVNI : U. E. it T. Co. ,
Solo Agents.
IlomcP.
Four ono and ono half ( ! } ) story houses
with six large rooms and good Iots.f3,0)0 ( )
each , on ve/yeasy terms or monthly pay
ments. Call at once.
Fi.ArK & HOMAN ,
Fren/.or block opposite P. O.
The Brut Is the ChonpCNt.
Convent Place lots on St. Mary's ave
nue are unquestionably thu best sites in
Omaha for olugunt residences. For sale
only by the
C. E. MAYNK U. K. & T. Co. ,
Cor. ISthjk Harucy streets.
Ijook ! Ijnok !
Why pay runt when you can buy a
good now house with a large lot on .small
cash payments and thu balance monthly.
FI.ACK & HOMAN ,
Fren'/cr block , opposite P. O.
Kountz Place.
Corner very choice 2 lots , only $1,000
cash ; < 4,000.
Ila-rney street , near 18th , 11x132 , $0,000
cash , bal to suit ; $20.400.
PAUKEU & BUHH ,
150'J ' Faniam st.
Take time by the forelock and stuft
your pockets with glittering shekels by
placing a few dollars in Benson. For
lull information call at the C E. Mayno
II. E. & T. Co.
for Kale.
Eight 5 and 0 room houses. Price ,
$2,250 to ! ? 3,000 caelij on small cash pay
ments , balance on very easy terms.
FLACK A : HOMAN ,
Room 11 Frenxor block opposite P.O.
"Uneasy lies the head that wears a
crown , " but the man who buys lots in
Benson will enjoy thu sleep of the right
eous. C. E. MAINE , Sole Agent.
Ladies wishing good help can bo sup
plied with good girls by calling at Miss
'Kennedy's employment ollice , 310 N.
ICthbt. . ' - , . . ' - . . , .
A Card.
Wo have on the way , and will bo opened
next week , the linest line of Ladies'
White Lawn Suits at prices ranging from
$3.00 to $10.50 , ever shown in Omaha.
The styles are entirely new , and as this
department is a now feature witn us we
have no old goods to show.
Also a line of Misses' White Suits , ages
from 0 to 10. from OOc to $10.00. Wo will
show a complete assortment in both ono
and two piece suits in those goods.
Wo show a line of Ladies' Uressirg
Sacqucs from $1.50 to $5.00.
N. B. * ALCONEK.
IlnppniiH Kvcry Day.
"Hullo , central , 557 with 271 , quick. "
"Hello ! Is that 271 ; is the doctor in ? "
"No , this is 021 ; no doctor hero ; we
sell "
"Blank , blank that blank at the cen
tral office. Hello , central , 1 want 271 ,
not 021 ; if you don't hurry up the man
will die and "
"O ! Thought you called for 621 ; every
body else is attor those Syndicate lots.
You know the price is to bo advanced
soon , and unless you "
" that contra ! fullow. " ( Rings
up. ) "Hullo , who is that ? "
" 271 ; the doctor is hero now. "
"Hang the doctor ! Hello central ! Give
mo 021 again , quick. "
N.B. The patient dies , but Ired se
cures a bargain in South Omaha.
The First Btono onico Building.
The United States National bank build
ing , which was originally to bo of pressed
brick , will now bo entirely of stone from
ground line to roof. The bank people
gave Hodc.sou , the architect , the privi
lege of using stone , provided ho could
build as cheaply as of pressed brick. Ho
has complied and will use the bust sand
stone that can bo bought. He agrees to
have the building completed and ready
for occupancy bv thu 1st of November of
this year , thus saving thu bank puoplu a
great loss of routs. The building will bo
six stories high , 00133 , and although
costing less than 8100,000 , it will bo as
substantial as any building in the city
and far moro ornamental thau the great
majority of them. Hodgson's connection
with the work is a sullicient guarantee of
this.
In another column of this paper will
bo found n copy of the resolution recent
ly passed by the South Omaha Laud com
pany. It is teeming with inturcsit to ev
ery man who du.sirus to bo the happy po-
wesior of his own homo and should bo
read with careful attention.
Ilcnnoy Buggies at Armstioiig , Puttis
& Co.'s i03 : ! Izurdst.
The Tyrolian Arbor Concert Company ,
nineteen m nuiiibor , will appear at Met/
Summer Garden , commencing May 2''ud ,
for one week. This Company is a novel
ty in this country. They play on wooden
instruments. They recuivu $2,000 for thu
week's engagement.
The lirst annual ball of The Omaha
Wood Machinist and Helpers Union , will
bo given at Cuiiimingliaiii Hall , on
Wednesday evening , May 18th. Tickets
of invitation are out and a good time is
anticipated by all. This being the first
ball , everything will bo done to make it a
bociul success. Holl'niiui's orchestra has
boon secured to furnish the tuiibln.
It may bo now to many that the word
"sarcophagus" moans literally flesh-
cater , and WHS applied to collins from the
peculiar kind of stone of which the an
cient Itoinun collins were made. This
stone Is biippofacd to have been a species
of .limestone , and Is claimed had the
property ncccssnry entirely to consume a
body , with the exception of the teeth , In
forty dttjtf- , hence the uatno. , .
cmmcn NOTICES.
To-day's Services at the ntfTerent
Churches Throughout the City.
Presbyterian Church Corner Dodzo nnd
Seventeenth streets. Services at ! UiO : : a. in.
Preachlnc by Rev. J. N. Boyd. .Sunday
school at noon. Young people's meeting at
7:15 : p. m. No evening service.
United Presbyterian , corner Park avcnuo
and ( irnnt street Preaching In the mornlne
at 10Uaiid ! In thu uvenlng at 8 o'clock by
thu pastor , KflV. J. A. Henderson. Hacre-
moiit of the Lord's simper In morning ser
vice. Communicant's prayer inectliic 10 In
the mornliii ; . bnbbnth soliool lit 12. I'rnycr
nicotine Wednesday evening at 8. You ore
invited to all these mcetlurj.
First United Presbyterian Kichtcmitu
nnd California streets. ] lev. 1C. H. ( iriUmni ,
pastor. Public worship at 11 n. in. and 8 p.
> m. The ordination of the elders elect will
take place during the morning service. Sab
bath school at 12 : ! iO.
The Presbyterian congregation will
woiship in Trolel's hnil , near tli
corner ot Leaven worth and Pall Shell-
dan streets nt0'M : a. m nnd at 8
, in. Sunday school at noon. Services con-
S acted by the Itov. .loliu Gordon , pastor ot
the concro/ntion. Thu 1:1 ecu line ears past )
the door. A II are cordially Invited.
Presbyterian Cliuicli , South Omaha Ser
vice every Sabbath nt U a. in. Hov. ( i. M.
Lodge , pastor.
Ambler Place Presbyterian Church Ser
vice every Sahbnth at ! ! p. in. Sunday school
at 4 p. m. Ituv. C. M. Lodge , ] > astoi. .
IIAPTIST.
Beth-Eden Kantltt Church Services nt
4 :1S : p.m. nt St. .Mnn'sn\eniio Congregational
church. Proncninc hv thu pastor , Kcv. II , L.
House. Sunday school at : t p.m. Prayei meet
ing Thursday evening nt 8 o'clock. All
welcome.
Calvaiv Uantist Church , Siumleis street
Huv. A. W. Clark , pastor. Sei vices at 10W :
n. in. niul 7io : ! p. m. Sunday school nt 11:45. :
Preaching at Central park mission at f p. m.
Kcgtilni prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 7:15. : Subject for evening senico. Jf.
"Tho Ungodly. " All are cordially Invited
to the sciices of this church.
Hist Baptist Chinch Strnngei's Sabbath
Homo Corner Fifteenth and Davenport
streeK Huv. A. W. Lamiir , pastor. Pleach
ing nt 10 : " > 0 n. in. nnd 8 p. in. .Morning
theme , "Lessons from Paul's Conversion , "
for over } body. Kveuing theme , "A Supreme
Miracle ; " an appeal to men who love their
elty. Sabbath Echool at 1'J in. 1'iajer meeting
\\oilnnsdayeveiiliiic nt 8. All aio cordially
invited , bents I ice.
OIXnitKOATloNAI. .
First Conire atliinal Church , Canltol ave
nue , neni IX'lituontli Services , at 10I0 : ! n. m.
and 8 p. in. Services led nnd preaching by
the pastor , Hov. A. F. Sherrlll. Even-
in ir , a short uoopa ! service. Sabuath school
at noon. All nroelcomo. .
Third Congregational Church North
Omaha. Alfoid li. Pumilman , pmtor. Ser
vices HiO ) : : n. in. nnd 7:30 : p. in. Sunday
school nt noon. A coidlal greeting tor
everyone .Hov. . ) . T. Otis , of Hlslng. will
preach in the molding. Special children's
exercises in the evening.
The Hillside Congrezntlonal church ,
Om.ilia 'View , begins evangelistic services
today at U n. m. and 8 p. in. under the lead
ol Kev. W. M. Wellmnn , ot Knns.is City.
St. Mary's Avnnuo Kov. Willnrd Scott
will pleach l > oth morning and uvenlng at
10 3) nnd 8 o'clock. Sunday school nt noon.
Gospel smlcoln thu evening. All welcome.
oniK.ii cimitciii.s.
( iernun Lutheran Chnrch l < xr > S. Twen
tieth street. Services every Sunday nt 10 a ,
m. hunday school nt a p. m. h.J. rrese ,
pastor.
Saints' Chapel Twenty-tlrst nnd Clark
streets. Preaching nt 11 a. m. and 7 : IS p. in.
Sunday school ut l'JJO. : : Everybody wel
come.
Unity Church Corner of Seventeenth and
Cass streets. Services at 11 n. m. Sunday
school nt IS : 15. Kev. W. K. Copuland , ps-
toi. Subject of sermon tills morning , "Child
Saving.1'
Saint Barnabas Church-Nineteenth nnd
California streets. Flllh Sunday alter
Knstcr. .Sunday school atlCMia. m. Holy
communion niul sermon nt 11 n. in. Kvon-
Bong and address at "I'M ; p. in. 1 ho Hov.
Dr. Doheity will oniclnte ,
First Christian Church Twentieth and
to all.
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