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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY-APJRIL 19 , 1S91-SIXTEEN PAGES , PHILRN w MM. f . . * " . i ' Mr. Philanthropy "So you've been serving me with The Dnily Bee for two yenrs , eh ? Well , I know of no better reward than an order on Hellman Tor a new suit of clothes , and when you get them I'll watch you and my son walk down the street together. " And the above knee pant suit is what the philanthropist bought at our store for § 2. Wo havelots of 'em in half dozen different styles. He bought this kind of a shirt waist for 35c. A pair of lone black hose for 25c. A stylish hat for 50 c ; and the boy was dressed from head to foot for $3.10 , and looked better than most boys. The boy's father \vas surprised at the wonderful bargain , and we urned him out with a Corkscrew Worsted Suit of Clothes like this for $12.50 , and had he taken it single-breasted , he would have got it for $10 , but he was tony : The Hat he has on is his old one , he bought a better one from us for 95c , and we have 12 styles of them in black and light shades 13th and Farnam WITHDRAWS ITS ALLEGIANCE. An Important Move in Masonry's ' Scottish Rite light. SENSATIONAL ACTION OF AN OHIO LODGE , Decides to Set up us nn Independent Hotly XCMH > f the Secret So- uietles nnd Krntcrnal Orders. Coi.fMnti , O. , April 17. [ Spoclnl to Tun Bii.J : : New iiijlnnd | lodge , No. 4 , Ancient , Prco niul Accepted Masons , of Worthlngton , ono of the oldest lodges In the state , took alien : - lion last night which will create a Brent In terest throughout the country. As a result of what Is known as the Scottish rlto war , the lodge decided to withdraw its allegiance to the grand ledge of Ohio and sot up ns nn Independent body : The icngtuy pronunciamento 01 tno lougo , in which exception is taken to the efforts of tin grand master to suppress Ccrneau Ma sonry , concludes as follows : Whure.ti , Now England lodRO , No. 4 , I. and A. M. , Is nut only unu of the oldest pioneer lodges In tlio htatu of Ohio but Is staunchly loynl to symbolic Masonry nsihundcd to us mid entrusted to our keeping by our futlicts In Masonry and Is ready and wlllliiK at nil times to Hid Indlssotnlnatln ? nnd tilnntlng the pur < i doctrlni's \\hlehpostcrlty lias jrlven us bj those who liavo gonu before us unimpaired niul unchanged In ull thulr purity and sim plicity ; but wo cannot consent to lie any lonz- er a party to the untrue and un-M.isonlo posi tion and conduct pnr.siied and practiced by the grand lodge of Ohio , undur the dictation and control of a foreign elumoht In Ithloli would bo In violation of our vo s to iiroservo tlio ancient landmarks of the order ; and Whereas , The grand lodge of Ohio , through Its rt'proscntnthes , has declared In legal doc uments that It has the right to withdraw Its alllllatlon from Its subordinate lodges for caii'-o , thus conceding the same rluht to the subordinate ledge to withdraw Its alllllatlon from the grand lodue : thorefoicbu It Hosohul , That Now nnglnml lodge No , 4 , Tree and Accepted Masons , being a duly con- tilted lodge , and ns such recognised by tlio Brand ledge of Ohio coinoned In just , perfect nnd lce.il form , hereby withdraws Its allllla tlon from the crand ledge of Ohio , tiiklnu with It all Its rights * , powers and prerogatives and declaring Itself free and Independent. Hut In so doing. It also declares that when the grand lodge of Ohio shall rescind the unrea sonably unwise and tin-Masonic acts adopted by It under the Inllucnco of the aforesiild for eign clomcnt , and restores the nni'iont land marks and resumes the ancient customs rules and usages of I'reemasonry , Now Kngland ledge No , 4 , 1'reo and Accepted Masons , will no willing to alllllate with the grand ledge of Ohio. Adopted by unanimous vote of the lodge , DA.NV. . WittcntT , W. M. JUSTIN I'INNEY , Sec. Mnaontc. The great Masonic event of the year In deed , of the century among the era ft in Now York will bo the laying of the corner stone of the Masonic homo nnd asylum nt Utica , In that state , next montb. It will bo a memorial event for many reasons , but chiefly because It will bo a fit season for rejoicing that the craft have been freed from the incu bus of an enormous death contracted in the most reckless manner and without any seem ing regard for the natural consequences likely to result from the erection of an enor mous building , at a vast expense , to bo paid for oy voluntary contributions nnd enforced assessments upon the craft. The debt Is now paid. The money has been raised to erect a suitable homo for indigent Masons in that state , , and to shelter and educate the Masonic orphan or the wards of the craft , St. Louis Is to have a now Masonic tcmplo , at least so It would appear from the meetings now being hold by the craftsmen of that city with n view to promote the undertaking. It is thought that a situ will bo secured on one of the leading business streets of the city , nnd It is the intention of those nromul- paling the plans to Incorporate a stock com pany and expend foOO.OOO or $000,000 on n suitable bulldlnc. Monroe coramandory of Rochester , Now York , ) s preparing to dazzle the people of Denver and the Templars of the world with an exhibition drill that promises to ccllpso anything of the kind ever before attempted In Templar tactics. Mecca temple of the Mystic Shrine of Now York seems determined to have some pic tures , says the Chicago Times. It don't seem to bo particular about the quality of the chromes - mos , the quantity seems to bo too thing. It calls itself the "parent temple , " but the "original oasts" or the "ttrst toad In the pool" would do Just ns well. Tno temple bos be come seized wltn an irrcsistablo desire to fold its numerous progeny In its capacious leather nrms. To its illustrious sons , they of the tiger claws , the fez nnd tender feet , it has ad dressed a truly paternal missive , in which the "archivist" ( ho , she , or it ) says "Mecca tcmplo desires to adorn her homo with portraits traits of her offspring , of whom she has just cause to bo proud. " The portraits of the off spring must DO of imperial size nna accompa nied by the imperial card of the illustrious shiek or dragoman who expects to adorn the homo of Mecca. The whole business boiled down o plain English means that. Mecca temple plo of Now York wants the picture of every noble In the land and it wants thorn bad. As tuo western nobles are a particularly hand some sot of mon and look well in frames they should lose no time In complying with the re quest of Mother Mecca. Scottish Kite , Friday night , April 10 , at low 12 in the First Congregational church in Washington , D. C. , the solemn funeral ceremonies of the Scottish rlto were performed over the remains of the late General Albert Pike , sovereign grand com- ranndor of the supreme council of the south ern Jurisdiction. So dense was the crowd that It was with great difficulty that the bear ers of the casket from the Scottish rite sanc tuary could force their way into the church , followed by the long line of Masons who wished to pay the last tribute of respect to the deceased brother. It was a quarter of nn hour after midnight before services began. The scene in the church was peculiarly solemn the hour of night , the assembled knights , and the somber trappings combining to make an improsslvo picture. The walls of the church were covered with Dlack cloth , while on a catafalque on n platform extend ing out twenty feet from tbo pulpit was the casket containing the body of the deceased knight. There were nine candlesticks , four feet in height , in three triangles , on the cast , west and south of the casket , each having upon it a lighted candlo. Othcrwlso the largo church was unllghtcd. On the upper end of the casket was a cnnplet of white roses , and oolow it the insignia o ( the order and the sword of the deceased knight in its scabbard. Upon a tablet near the coflln was n skull wreathed with evergreens , surrounded by seven largo candlesticks bearing no lights. At the head of the casket stood a great iron cross painted black. When nil was quiet the organ played softly nnd Grand Master Holt , bearing a lighted candle und nn iron hammer , walked slowly in from a room on the loft and stood at the foot of the Basket. Then twenty-onn knights , nil bearing candles and attired in black , fol lowed with scarfs of crape and their heads boro. They entered like shadows and ar ranged themselves in a semicircle on the west , south and north sides of the casket facing the cast. For a few moments there was perfect silence. Then a trumpet sounded in plaintive notes in an adjoining room and after the last faint echoes died away the grand master began the ceremonies accord ing to the ancient knightly custom. All was as nuiot nn death as he said ; "It is midnight nnd a new day begins forus. Our brother has finished his earthly proba tion. Death Is an Inexorable creditor whoso indulgence nothing in the world can pur chase. Every moment thut sees a irew born child laugh at the light sees also n man dlo and Dears the cry of a breaking heart and the lamentations of these who sit lonely and in the desolation of aftllction , no longer seeing the face > of the dearly loved ones. Hound the llttlo Island of our being , on which wo follow our various pursuits of toil or craft ol usefulness or mischief , throbs tbo Ullmltnblo ocean of oternltv. Hut beyond the zone the other ocean sparkles and Its whlto crested waves dance in the light , and somewhere In the distance the Islands of the b'essed are uroatmng , girdled by the peaceful waters. Heroin our present homo we llvo our little llfo , waiting to bo called to other duties else where , und ono by ono our loved ones and our cherished friends glldo away from us un seen , and nro swallowed up In the darkness which Is the shadow of tbo broad wings o death. " The beautiful but wlerd services were con tlnuod by takiug the chaplet from the torn plea ol tno dead knight , the cross from tUo brcait , the cords from the feet nnd hands , nnd then In succession the attendants np- ironclicd the casket and. laid their right umds upon the eyes , chccU , mouth , heart , mnds , nnd foot , each repeating n blessing , vhcrx the last attendant * .had touched the body of the dead the llghulwns turned Up , nnd nfter nil had left the church the remains vero carried buck to the Sodttlsh rlto tom plo. plo.Tbo programme for the thirty-sixth nnnunl convention of the co-ordlnato bodies of tno Scottish rite , northern Jimsdlctlon , to bo icld in the valley of Chlcago-April 'Jl , 23 and K ) , Is now ready , and In dramatic parlance is n strong bill , with a nuidbcc of stars In the cast. Tuesday will bo At voted to the work of the ledge of perfection ! where Illustrious James McFnlrlch will preside ni thrice po tent grand master. Wednesday the council of the Princes of Jerusalem , with Inspector General Frank M. Luco in the orient , will confer the fifteenth and sixteenth degrees. In the evening tbo order of Koso Crolx will jo conferred in full form In Gourgas chapter. Thursday Oriental consistory will hold n special rendezvous nnd transact some busi ness before the curtain rises. In tlio fore noon the nineteenth grade of grand pontiff will bo clvcn. The grades from the twenti eth to the twcntv-ninth will bo simply com municated. Tno thirtieth grade , Grand Elect , Knight Kndosh , or Knlaht of the Whlto and Ulnck Eagle of the Holy Order of the Temple , will bo conferred In full. The semi-annual reunion of tlio co-ordlnnto jodlcs of the Scottish rlto , southern jurisdic tion , will take place In the vnlloy of Wichita , ! Cnn. , May ft , 0 nnd 7 , As usual at those re unions , the various degrees , orders nnd trades will bo conferred to nnd Including the thirty-second. A courteous nnd fraternal .nvltation Is extended to all regular ulMllnted members of the rite to attend the convention. Dr. Bntcheller , who succeeds to the posi tion of grand commander of the southern jurisdiction , Scottish nto , left vacant by the death of Albert Pike , will hold that position until the next regular meeting of the supreme council which occurs in October , IbOJ , unless n special meeting is called before thnt time , which Is not considered likely by members in this vicinity. In October , Ib')4 ) ' , n successor to Pike will bo chosen , nnd general opin ion points to the election of Surircon General Urowno of tno United States navy to that position. Dr. Urowno is the present treasur er of the supreme council and hoa oc cupied n prominent position In Masonic nf- folrs. The principal possessions of the su- prcino council are in Washington , Dr. IJrowno's homo , and the other parties who liavo been mentioned In connection with the succession nro residents of other parts of the country nnd could not remove to Washington with advantage to themselves , It is thought that General Plko expressed somu preference before his death in regard to his successor , but if such Is the case It has not been made known as yet. I. O. O. F. The members nnd lodges of the order In Clncinnntl nro preparing to celebrate the seventy-second anniversary of the order on n scale of magnltlconco never before attempted In that jurisdiction. In fact , there will ho a grand jublleo of the order , the breaking of ground for the now temple last Thursday con tributing not n llttlo to tno many reasons the order has to feel exhilarated when tha future outlook and prospects of the fraternity are considered. The committee on programme promises an enjoyable time , Beginning with un opening address suitable to the occasion niid exhibition of dissolving views repre senting the emblems of .ttvo order , it Is to bo lonoweu oy dancing ana n general good time. The seventy-second anniversary of the order will bo celebrated 111 "Chicago with un usual pomp and ceremony April li . Central muilc hall has been engaged , for the occasion , nnd a brilliant array of speakers will bo in attendance. ' . The regiment of the Plattc , Patriarchs Militant , will celebrate Iho anniversary of the order at York. Thononibcrs of the cantons and the members1 of'the ' subordinate lodges have been Invited to take part In the celebration at that place and an order has been issued directing the twelve cantons of the regiment to report at York on the 25th inst. These twelve cantons are divided into three battalions commanded respectively by Major N. B. Helm of Omaha , Major D. B. Marston , of Kearney , and Major A. H. Amcsburg , of t.aramlo , Wyo. A programme has been arranged for thd dify , comprising n parade and review ofthe' regiment and subordinate lodges In tbo mornlntr , followed by a dress parade of the regiment. Lieuten ant-Colonel J. H. Hoaglaad of North Platte will deliver the anniversary address , at the conclusion of which dlnnor will bo served. In the evening a musical and literary enter tainment will bo presented to bo followed by a bull. The subordinate lodges of York nnd Canton Paran wo. 7 of York are making preparations to provide a most enjoyable time for all visitors. Canton Ezra Mlllard No. 1 held Its annual election of ofllccrs last week , which resulted in the choice of the following officers for the ensuing year : C. A. Patterson , captain ; Henry Jackson , first lieutenant ; Charles Kaaman , second lieutenant. A special meeting of liulh Lodco No. 1 , D. O. P. , I. O. O. F. . will bohclu Monday , April 20 , at 2 p. m. , at I. O. O. F. hall. All mem bers requested to bo present. Business of importance will bo transacted. S. of A. 11. The Nebraska society of Sons of the Amor- lean itevolutlon has issued a circular to all descendants of revolution patriots calling up on them to enroll themselves ns members of the society. The circular also sets forth that the society Is for all descendants , male or fe male , of all patriots who assisted in establish ing American indopendenne. The constitution provides that : "Any man Is eligible for membership who h of the ngo of twenty-one years and who Is descend ed from an ancestor , who , with unfailing loy alty , rendered material aid to the cause of American Independence as a soldier or a sea man , or n civil oftlccrln one of the several colonies or states , or as a recognized patriot , provided ho shall bo found worthy. " The objects of the society are patriotic and praiseworthy. Its iniiucnco and Importance will Increase with years. The object is best stated in the constitution : "Tho objects of the society nro to porpat- uato the memory nnd tno spirit of the mon who achieved American Independence , by the encouragement ot historical research in relation to the revolution and tbo publication of Its results , the preservation of documents and relics and of the records of the Individ ual services of revolutionary soldiers and patriots , and the promotion of celebrations of all patriotic anniversaries , to carry out the Injunction of Washington in his farewell nd- dress to the American people ; to promote , as an object of primary importance , Institutions for the general diffusion of knowledge , thus developing an enlightened public opinion und affording to young nnd old such advantages as shall develop In them the largest capacity for performing the duties of American citi- zonsi to chnrlsh. maintain anil nrtnnd thn In. stitutions of American freedom ; to foster true patriotism and love of country , and to nld in securing for manklnii'nll the blessings of liberty. " fti Societies nro orgnnlzed In twenty-four states and in the District of Colnmbia. Resi dents of ttm state are entitled to membership In the Nebraska society , irrespective of the residence of their ancestor. The initiation fco in the Nebraska society is ? J.OO and tbo annual dues SJ.OO. Thojyhunual mooting is held on March 1 , the anulyjorsary of the ad mission of tno state Inv ? tbo union. He- quests for blank applications should bo made to the secretary , I' . L. Pcrinc , 1&03 Farunm street. n. i There Is some talk of 'holding a meeting of the district deputies tbo. first day of the re union at Louisville to > o6nsldor changes to the constitution affecting ( hose ofllccrs. Tbo duties of the district oflicors are not clearly dollncd or properly understood now by the membership , and somoiiocdcd changes may bo made at this session. - - The Elks of Chicago held their annual ben efit performance for the charity fund of the order in the Chicago opera house last wook. The house was lllled to o\erllowlng and the event was n uronouucud success , the receipts at the box olllco amounting to nearly $1.400. s. < > rs. G. Shakespeare ledge , Sons of St. George , will give another of their enjoyable parties at Wolff's hall , Twenty-second and Cuming streets , next Wednersday evening. An ex cellent programmo bus been prepared which is calculated to warm the cockles of the heart of the most austere Briton and all sons of old England are invited to bo present nud participate In the festivities. U.oTI' . Will B. Dale , a prominent Pythian of Co lumbus , will bo appointed to the position of assistant judge advocate- general of the Ne braska brigade with tbo rank of colonel. This is tbo position loft vacant by the death ol tr. ) Dlnsmoor ol thla city , DIPHTHERIA. MICROBE KILLEH A Specific for Dlrhtherlrii 8Al.Tl.AKKClTV.Kcb X , -dcntlomoni In tliu lint thrcu montln 1 Imvo curcil m ninny ns tnviilr cnu < < ur Dlplitlictln wltn Mlcroto Killer. I live hoard of tunny other cue * where cures Imve IICPII nmiloln nil ntnitos of the dl em To Onto them II.T not Iiecm n slnxlorn < a tlmt litnproviM fatal where Microbe Killer has boon u ed. IS ) A 7UW Urst South St. 1) U DAVIS. Biitucrlbeil nml sworn to before inn thla cth ( In ) of March , 18UI. CiKO I > I'VPIMI , [ f rail Notary I'nl lie , Nilt 1 nko Co ( .Mr I > avli It n promlnont wholesale lucrclmnt ) TAVIousvtlLr , lltnh , .March ( Hli , IWI. CiO.Ule- men In lrcnibor list I had fmir clillilrc'i ilnwn with dlphtbrln nml croup nt the s.ime time. Wo usIM | .Microbe Killer nml no oilier nicillclnu A per fect ruru wni the result In eich ease Hutucrlliod nml sworn to tirfnro mo this othilny of .Mnrch , iwii. cio. ; : i ) I'vi'iiu , l enl ] Notary 1'ubllc , Suit take Co HAiTlitKt : CITY. I'ob. 2Clh , IS01 Doir Slras 1 lout onoc'iMil In December la t from dlplilhcrli ho- fore tlio .Mlcrolc Killer became knonn to me A few tlnya Inter nnotlivr ililM nn tnkun down with the imiuodl'DnKO I immediately lire-cine 1 n jug of No 2 and used It freely In n very short time the mcmtirnno In tlio throat IIPCTM to decrease , nnd it ) nix dnys the child wns perfectly cured , without nny of the nftor effects to often fcrlous n cnscs of cllphtlierln. 2.WV. . ilrrt North St. .IOIIN HKNIIV HACK. Siit > < crll > cil nnd sworn to before mo thin 'Jilth day of February , IW1. ( iio : I ) 1'M'Hlt , | Seal | Notary 1'ubllc , Milt Iaka Co Wo have ninny other nworn statement * ccrllfylnit that .Mlcrobo Killer has never fulled to euro diph theria In u slnulocnBe. wuiTK i-ou IAIUI : ciuct'i.Ait VKKK. THE HADAJI MICROBE KILLER CO. , ST. JOSEPH , MO. Kor xnlc In Omaha by Kuhn A. Co. . Sherman & , McConnell - Connell , imil Max llecht. KIDIVS QUICK TOOTH A HlIAIUCim CACHKTS la the only remedy thut relieves toohache , head- nchonnd ncutalnln. It Is the cheapest , 21 doses for Sflc , n pnckfiKe. Neither ponder , liquid , plllnorloi- encc. It U the most nirreenblo to tnkoVo wnr- rnntthls remedy to Rlvo satisfaction Cun be mailed. Itetnll of I.o < llo ft Leslie nnd ( iocdman Drug Co. Omaha , and nil drugKl'ts nnd Jobbers. CONSUMPTION. 1 hftfe ft poeltlvo remedy for the above dlioAtso , by Ita DUO thouaands of cases of the worst kind and of lonu standing have been cured. Indeed en strong is my faith In Its etlicacy. that I will rend mo DOTTLES ruuwlth aVAI.UAIlU : TRKATISU on thlsdisuanotoany sat. ferer uho will send me their Express and P.O.address. T. A. Mlocuin , 31. C. , 181 1'eiirl HI. , N. Y. .11 N. WITIINELL. J. 1' . SMITH WITHNELL & SMITH , 1,000,000 to 3,000,000 ALWAYS IN STOCK. \Vo manufacture for sale only , nso do not contract. Orders promptly filled und lit the lowest prices. Telephone 4i" > . Onh'c and Ilrkk Yard , 22tl .1111 Hickory Or orders loft nt HulUlers' nnd Traders' Ex change will bo promptly attended too. Foil LADIES ON'LY Ur. Leduc'a Periodical I'llls the French remedy , net on the menstrual system and cure suppression from whatever cause. Promote menstruation. These pills should not bo taken dur ing lOKiinncy. Am. 1111 Co. , Itoyalty Props. , Spen- ccr Clay Cola. Uonulno by Shcrmai & McConnell. Longest , , near I * . O. , Omaha ; C. A. Melchcr , South Omaha ; M. r. Bills. Council muffs. 12 , or 3 for 13. WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP For tbo Skin and Scalp. Prepared by a Dermatologist with 2U years' experience. Uneqnaled for eczema , ecaldhesd , oily skin , flesh worms , chapped hands , execs- sir perspiration , ugly complexion , etc. An unfailing remedy for all scalp aflVctlons , and a sure prevent- l\e of all forms of skin diseases. For Bale by Druggists or tent by mall. Price CO cents. FilCifll lilcniisllGS 12&-pajro Book OB Dtrmt. Illaitrtltd , OB Rll ikla knd icfttp > ( % CIOD. | inj Ih.ir trfttdeltt MD | ( Mal.J ) fur 100. Conulttlloa fr.c. tt offic * or by IclUr. JO1IN If. IVOnDIIURY , DermatolodU , 185 W. Aiid bt. , New "yorlt City. K. T. FEMX OOIIHAUII'H OIIIE.NTAL , CHUAM , OK MAUIO.U , IIKAUIIFlKlt. KpinovmTan , 1'linplcii , Flfck- les.Moth l'Ktcliu > , I < ashaiidiSklu Ui > eaaesaiid every bit mlsli on Ixauiy , and dcflca idftntion. It haa jitood the test of 10 can1 , and Is flo { > aunlei u < Uxtelt toboptireltls pro- | erly inmlc. Atccpt no counterfeit of similar name. Ur.L. A. bioir said to a lady of the baut-ton ( a pntlcnt ) "As you lauies will urc them , I recommend -Oou- raudVLrrnni'astlie It tutt harmful of all the skin prepara tion * . " For sale by all Diufrclsts IXDU lancy Goods Deal ers In the United Slates , Canada and Europe i t-HI ) . T. IlurKl.N3,1'rop'r. 37 Great Jones fit , N. Y. BIRDS EYE DICE Loaded at Special Rates. BLACK DIAMOND'DICE ' I tT Iiair luaueu , 'JL 111. , * . Wl in. , 1.50 | Mln.,11.3. ITullV per pair loadedJ-8toV-lt.ll lOXln.t2.00 | | Xln.e300. UUl-milKS can win or bobcat with our dice. Catalog fomtamp. ArtilresiO. IIK1RY Jk fO _ 109 Mtbaih i. . nf.hle joiniaol . Out this out nnd send with order. < ji rr/i < i' < f , < ' < ' / mul cured In 1 ! duys by the Trench Uuniedy un- tltled the KI.NU. It dissolves nRiilnsl uiicl Is nhsorbed Into the inlKuued purls. Will refund money If It does not euro or onuses stricture. Gentlemen , hero IB n reliable urtlclo. fci u paekiiKoor. for ? - " > per mall pronuld. McCor- mlek & Lund , Unmhu ; O. A. Moluher , Howard Mevers , and K. J. t-uvkora , South Omnlm ; A I ) . Tester and M. 1' . Kills Council UluITs. Mrs. M. O. RILEA'8 BUNION PROTECTOR , Cured n case of 30 joiim' Ino'llnK. ' It can bo worr n the inmuslio thoo. Blip" on and alt wltli tin itocklnir , llldoi nn oulartoJ Joint , and gives la. slant relief , On sale by J. A rUU'KR&CO. Cor. Hth and Douglas Sts , N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. CHICAGO. If you wish to mate dote as white as the sun And fell your work' as aqoiJ as begun. SANTA CLAUS SOAP h teTiling Ifiat Will do it , Aid having once rjougfit it you never will rue it. Or a Whirl by Rail to Six Ameri can Pleasure Resorts. EVERYTHING PREPAID ANDFIRST CLASS How a Little Effort Will Secure You One of These Trips. Arrangementsbave been effected by the ers wo olTer n free ticket from Omaha to publishers of THE llKUvrhlcb enable tts to New York , Philadelphia , Wahlnutoil uuil return. make n novel and attractive offer to par There nro no points on this continent of ties who nro disposed to devote their tlmo greater general Interest tbun ttiesotlnco now sub- cities. An American born titlron has not nml energy toward procuring completed his education until ho has seen scrlb rs for Tin : OMAHA WI.EKIY lira or the t-oat of govcinmcnt. The persons nnd TUB EUNDAV BEK between this date nnd points of Intercut In WushtiiKton nro 111- numerable nnd to this intellgvut observer toe 10th day ot Juno next. n visit tliuro is full of interest. Now York Tnls oiler will bo open only to parties nnd Philadelphia us the commercial and soliciting subscilbois in Nebraska , Iowa , llnanclnl centers of tno country nro always interesting. and ICnnsas. South DftKota All this nlnlit uealng nnd traveling given A careful lecorded will bo Kept of nil sub nwnyfor obtalntim subscribers to THE scriptions forward , nnd the awards will WKBKI.Y or SUNDAY HKK. Tor tlio Hfth largest list of subscribers bo made without partially. we oll'er n free ticket from Omaha to Nlngara rails nnd return. Every nluco The European Tour , your childish wonder was nroug < > d by the description in the old school renders ot To the lersonthnt will peruro the largest thcsu wonderful falls you have doslro.l to sabscrlborn forliiE see them. Hern is nn opportunity. A of cash number gest most delightful excursion nnd ono with OM IIIA WIEKI.V lUi : : or Tin : StiM'Av llr.K out oxperse , given for securing subscrib before June 10 , mil , will be given free oj ers to Tin : WKBKI.V or SUNDAY HKK. tlcftot. Kor the sixth largest list ot subscribers cose n round trip Umoopan tour wo otter a fiee ticket from Onmhn to Salt This ticket will include llrst class passage Lnko City nnd return. Tlio famous Mor from New YorK to Europe nnd return' mon city Is fast becoming n Gentile city , and will In tlmo lee much of Its interest. Thla includes also all traveling , hotel und Now , this gnmnicr would bo a good tlmo slgnt-seelng expenses. The trip will be to visit thu booming city. Onrllold beach made with an sxcuviton party gotten up is of coutso Included in the trip. This by Mrs. H. I > . I'razar of Huston , and will summer place topus-t resort a on few the of lake the is hot a delightful summer be in charge of competent guides. The days. Why not secure a number of sub traveler has no cares , whatever. Tlio tour scribers for TUB WEEKLY or SUNDAY UKB covers all the principal countries of aud For take ihu atrip seventh ? larsest list of subscrib Europe England , Germany , Switzerland , ers wo offer a free ticket to Denver and Trance , llelgiiun , Italy , and tnclr prlncl- Maultou nnd return. While a shorter trip > than any of the others It combines many including London , Paris. Drus- pal cities pleasant feature ? . Denver the aneon Hols , Ileilln , Home , Floienco , Venice , city of the plains is nlwnys worth noelnn Milan , Uenoa , etc. while the health nnd suinmrr resorts ot Mnnitou are dollyhtful Indeed. Health- Seventy-Three Days of Sight-Seeing giving , Inspiring , restful amid subdino scenery what trip could bo moro restful ! Tne party starts from New York Juno All this pleasure for xccurlui ; subscriber ! to THE SUNDAY or WEEKLY DEE. 27 and returns to that city by September U. Taten by any individual alone , this Ku- Conditions. lopcan tour would involve an outlay of at least JTOO. Now what nre the conditions upon which these tickets are given away ? The American and Canadian Tours securlnir ot the largest list of subscribers to THE Wr.EKLYor SUNDAY HKK. No news- pnpor in the w cst Is so w ell and favorably For the second largest list of subscrib known and solicitors have always found ers wo otter n free ticket from Omaha to It an easy ' matter to necnro tuuacrlbers. TUB HBE'H subscription list has always San Francisco aud Los Angeles ami re kept pace with its reputation and It de turn. Mngniilcent mountain scenery , the sires to add now names to its long list of beautiful Golden Gate , the land of sunshine friends , llulni ; at all times a people's pa per it mnkes friends with all classes. shine , fruits and Dowers. "Who has not The subscription price of TUB WIEKI.Y : Been California will not dlo happy. 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