8 THE OMAHA DAILY BKB : flrXDAY , APRIL 30 , ISIU-TWRNMT PAGES.
BOSTON STORE PROVES IT
Thceo Pflcte Provo that the B. P. Morse
and Company Stock
W/S SOLD TO THE BOSTON STORE
Ilontnn rttore nought nnil Pnlil SI.1iOOO.OO
for tlinS. I * . Mump * . ' ' Stork Hits
the Stock to show nnil the
I'nperri to I'rinn It.
Iluro is tlio digncil statement from tlio
attorney of S. I' . Morno fc CO.'H orctli-
tors thut cantuit bo diH ] > nted liny moro
tlmn the uctutil prc once of the S. P.
Morns V Co. Block lt elf , which is now
in lint ! mi wile fit Honton stoic.
All \\ocnio to d ( is to Impress upon
you as forciblj in possible :
Tlmt the S. I' . Morbu stock was bold to
the Boston store.
Thut Uu HiwUmHloio paid $111,000.00
in riiHh for the > . 1' . Moi-o itoulc to the
creditors of S. I' . Mot-so & Co.
That the llnstun stoie is hclliiiB the S.
P. Mor-,0 \ . Co. stf ck rijjht now jiiut as
fttht as it can ho handled.
And that \ \ lnoeiants tojet the hif , '
bargains fi oin the S. P Moiio & Co.
block will have to no to the LJoiton Btoio
for them
Those aic Iho cold facts
Which cannot he denied.
lleto is the statement of the ei editors
of S. 1' . MOI-HO . .V Co.
Head it and think a little.
OMAHA , Apt ill ! : . , 1803.
"This eerlilicH that in consideration of
" ( $ ii,0 ; < )0.00) ) ) thiiteen thousand dollars
"In cm lent funds , Hood , Foulkiod &
"Co. of Philadelphia hiuo this day bold
"to lioston Stoie. Omaha.
Tin : HNTIHK STOCK OF DRY GOODS
"Taken by them fiomS. P. Morse &
"Co. ( ineorpoialed. )
Signed. Hoou , Foui.KHon& Co. "
.TA FI. H\STAM Attorney.
S. P. MOKSKA , C'O'S
] : NTHU : COMMIT STOCK
Toinon ewe will place on bale S P
Moiso's entile and complctu coi-.et
Bti ck. all fi ti-li , new jjood-i , at .siirprisinir
low prices.
Ilclnid putohii'-ed n complete Ijnoof
Thompi-on's t'lo\o HUliitf loiosts In all
bi/es. colors and qualities and tomoi io\\
we will close them out.
All of S. P. Morse's 7uc eoisets will bo
Bold at : > % .
S P Morse iV C'o.'s ontiio stock of
$1.2.1 coi sots no at dlo. !
S P. Moiso's linest oorsetH , bo they
worth up to $ l.V ! ) . o tomorrow at O e.
aic KMimomnwns r.c A YAUD.
fiUO i iecos of elegant high tfraelo , now
Iltunhiirf , ' embioideries , in jOditTeient
patteins , fiom 1 to 4 inches wide , will bo
closed out at Cc a jaid , without luguul
to real value.
$1.00 SILK IIOSH , : tC. ! !
S. P , Mor-o & , Co.'s tl.OO silk plaited
and imported lisle tin cad lie c , iillu a
pair.
pair.All
All of S. P. Mor.so fc Co.'b 12je hose go
at fie a pair at lioston Stoic.
All of S. P. M's. lo ! ) hose go at flc.
Impoi ted fast black 2Tic hose. 12jc.
r)0o tie o for 2.JO.
Tliis includes mines' and children's ,
as well as ladies' hobo.
S. P. MOUSC A , CO.'S
jrjtsnv RIBHKD UNDERWEAR.
10c nndoi wear for 5c.
19c undei wear for ! ) c
iT ! > o undot wear for l.'ic.
7oe plain and ftincj liblo underwear for
2fC.
2fC.His $1.2.- ) lisle tin cad union Miit , silk
ribbed and trimmed , go for llc ) at Bos
ton Stoic.
Choice * * { all the 2'ic funcj spot veiling
lOc a yard.
ClioiLoof all the 50c imported 27-inch
wide veiling for lc. ! )
GRAND CARPET SALi :
ON OUR SECOND FLOOR.
Cunpetiii" ; with our other exciting
eales for tlio bciibations of llio day , wo
olTor in our famous cai pet department
these bti iking bargains :
1,500 yaids extra \ol\ot carpets , new
designs , regular price $1 00 to 82.00 a
yaid , go tomorrow at SI. 00 a yaid.
Oor 2.000 j ards of superb IK dy brui-
carpets , ricli patterns , now stjles ,
worth ft oin $1.50 lo 51.75 a jurd , go at
OOo a yard.
2,000 yards , line tapestry briissels carpets -
pots go at lee , 50c , ( iOc , woith double
All wool ingrain carpets , OOc and ( i5c a
jard , casilj worth $1.00.
Mightj pretty ingiain carpets oOc a
yaid. very good value and gie.U bar
gains in this lot.
BARGAINS IN LINOLEUM.
Hundred * of yaidb of heavy thick lin-
olonm , now designs , at Hoc , ) . " > ( ; and b ( c a
Equate jure ] , worth up to $1.2. ' ) .
Thousands of jatds of oil cloth at 2Cc ,
2Tcand IlOc , jiibt what is wanted now and
very good \ allies.
STRAW MATTING.
We've got a cot nor on straw matting
and will boll ) on as good a matting for
121c , ISo and 2. > c a yard as you can buy
anywhoi o else at double the money.
As for i ugs and mats wo bulled o wo
nhovv a better line than any ono in
Omaha and know that our prices aio
just about half what others ask for the
biiinu qualitv.
BOSTON STORE.
N. W. corner 10th and Douglas sis.
The Boton is an ai tifleial stone and is
warranted by the Omaha Portland Ce
ment Pipe Co. to bo equal in quality to
any aililieial stone over laid. Trit. .
OtllceOOl I'a.xton bl < ck.
Samuel Burns in solo agent for
Jewott'b celebi atcd i efi igoi ators , made
in Buffalo , N. Y. O\er 1,000 w > ld in Hie
last.10 i curb in Omaha by him ai.d not
ono toturned.v Every ono warranted ; 1(7 (
to $20.
o
W. T. Seaman , wasrons ana carriages
.
Iteillituil llnltn \\iiNhliitoii | , I ) . C. , Mil
tint l'lrturriiui | II , \ 41 ,
The 10th gonoial assembly of thu
Prcbbytorianchureh , U , S A. , will meet
nt Washington , D. C. , May 18 lo.Iuno 2 ,
1803.
1803.Tlio
Tlio B & O. R. It. has arianged to
carry ininiHtorsat half rate and lav dele
gates and \initois to the assembly at
rate of a faio and one-third for' the
round tiip. Tu bouiiiolho latter uitu
parties must puroha-o lii-bt-class limited
tickets to Washington via B. , % O. load ,
take tcceipt theiefor and upon presenta
tion of this teceipt , endorsed by | iropor
ft ! ? t ollicor of the ussoniblj , return tickets
will bo bold from Washington at ono-
thiid llrbt-class limited fan- .
Tlio "B. \ O S mthwestern Limited'
leaving Cincinnati 7:20 : p , m. daily , ha'
all the modem conveniences tot the
comfort of natrons. Tlio Now York
express leaves Cincinnati 8'15 a. m ,
dallj. Both thcce trains aio vobtibnled
thioughout and no extra faro is charged.
Connecting tiains leave St. Louis viu
the Ohio it MHslnsippi uiilway at 8 a ,
m. and 8.O. ) p. m. . with through Pull
man Hlcopcis to Washington.
An illu-tiatcd guide \Vushlngtoi :
and complete time table and map of the
line will bo JiirnLshed upon application ,
For through tickets , bleeping car borthi
and other information inquiiu of tiekel
agentH throughout the country or ad
drobs Gee , B , War/el , General Western
Pabbonger agent , O. & M. Ry. , 105 N ,
Uroadway , bt. Louis , Mo , , or O. P. Me'
Carty. Goncral Paeseneor Aeont. Cin-
plUBHti , O.
S , P , MORSE , DRESS GOODS
And Bilk ? This Grand Line of Qoodi on
Bale nt Boston Stora Tomorrow.
SURE NOW , AT BOSTON STORE
If loii'ro Aflor the llirnlin of tlio S. 1 * .
Alone Stork You PuMtUcly Mtlit
Conio to HostDII store for
Tlifiiij l. ix-tliilly hotr.
S. P. MORSE.V CO.'S
? 2.00 DRINS GOODS AT 7oC.
Tomorrow will be a mumoinblo day in
the di ess goods department of the Bos
ton store.
You will haidl.v believe your own
ov es when ton will look on oui famous
front diess goods bin gain squat o and see
over 100 pieces , over . 'i.UOO yatds , of im
ported dress goods.
There wore no liner iroods ever iin-
jioited aiulHhownin Omaha than j on
willllnd in tills lot.
They c insist of all the new colors ,
styles and weaves of diess goods ; over
10 ditret out shades in the lot : it is al
most impossible to du ci ibe them , but
como > londay and see them in gteat
heaps on the big -qiure. front counter
devoted to bargains and dress goods.
Every piece is new in Omaha.
Every jard l straight value at 91. . " 0
to $200 , but tomorrow wo make no dis
tinction ,
7"c buys the choice.
S. P. MORSE & CO.'S
Impotted dtcss patterns.
50 dioss ] > attoi us which S , P. Moibo
mat ked at } : I2.00. go at * 10.oO and $15.00
at Boston stole.
S. P. Morse's $000 novelty dicbs
goods , go at $1 18.
S. P Moi-so's tf.1.00 novelty diess
goods , go at fl.lh.
S. 1' . Moiso's i-t.OO novelty dtess
goods , go tit ill. 18.
b P. Moise's irll.OO novelty dress
goods , go at $1.-4S.
The entlie stock of S P. Moise's
di ess goods that ho would have sold
fiom 75c to ? 1.2"i , go tomorrow at I'le.
200 piices of dies- , goods fiom the S.
i' Moiho st ck , that woio sold in the
iegultirwa > fiom 50c to " . "ic. including
hem lettas , wlupeoids , hopsiickings , etc. ,
all go at 2'c ) a vaid tomoriow.
S P. MORSE \ CO.'S SILKS.
The entiie purchase of the S. P. Morse
Co. block of silks will go on bale to
moi row in two lots.
LOT 1 , AT IOC A YARD.
An immense lot of extra China silks ,
India silks , wash silks , pongee bilkb ,
changeable uiuhs. all silk plaid suuihb
and all silks w 01 th up to $1.00 a vaid ,
go at 'J'tc ' a vard
LOT 2 , AT 5C ! ! A YARD
Includes all of S. I1 , Morse & , Go's
fancy trimming silks , crystal bcnguline
silks , linest Shanghai bilks , real HO-inch
China silks , elegant 'iJ-inch drapery
silks , 21-inch impoiled Japanese bilks ,
in fact nil bilks worth up to 41.30 a jaid ,
go tomorrow at 5o ! )
S. P. MORSE & CO.'S
ENTIRE STOCK OF VELVETS.
All of S. P. Moi-bc& Co. 'slinest grades
silk linibhed velvets , all now colors , Me
a yai d.
All of S. P. MOISO& Co.'s finobilk vel
vets tro at 4e ! ) a yard.
S. P. Moibo & Co.'s finest giades of all
silk velvets goat 7 < Je , worth up to $ J.OO
a j ard.
BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas , fatteots.
II. llllil . rioiUt , 1HISI Vlnton Street ,
Has for bale at reduced pi Ices all kinds
of bed and decoration plants , especially
tosos , ftiehias , pansiob , verbonus , now
Fieneh cannus , luudy weigela , liludel-
lins , climbing roses and all colors in
cut roses.
Jewelry , Pron/er , opp. postotlico.
o
World's fair souvenir coins of 1893 for
sale at First National bank.
M. O. Daxon , bicicles , 120 N. 15th St. ,
riding bchool in connection.
o
W. S Baldull will remove to 151S Par-
luun about Juno 1st.
All kinds rubbur goods nt Sherman fc
MeConnoll's piescription drug store.
viiiMt rint-ciiiii iinu.
Hot Springs , South Dakota , is almost
as famous for its beautiful , hcalthlul
situation anil its nine , rest-laden air us
for the icmaikablu piopcrtios of its
thermal waters.
Nestling cosily in a lovely valley and
completely girt about by n circling
range of protecting lulls , the place is a
vet liable Mecca for health and plcasino
seekers. It combines , to an astonishing
degree , the most desiiablo features of a
high class Minltarinm with these of a
charming pleasme report.
Fur the stiong aie biiporb diivcs , in
teresting walks , out-door amusements ,
ever.v thing , in faot , that makes the
steady hand still steadier and the bright
oio still brighter. For the weak ate
the inrst valuable , btiengtliening and
rejuvenating waters in America waters
which aio niiirvelously benlicial to suf-
fciura from rheumatism , bulutlca , dvs-
pop-ia and bootcs of bimilar disti easing
ailments.
The hotels ? Hot Springs hotels are
larger , better , moro comfortable than
those of any other woitern lesort. And
Us plunge bath and bath houses ate
complete.
When jou visit Hot Springs , which
jon'io pretty sine to do some time or an
other , take the Burlington unite. It is
the "scenic lino" to the Black Hills. Its
set vice is llrst-elass in every respect.
Besides , It has alwavh on sale tound trip
tickets to Hot Springs at very reduced
rates The city ticket agent at 1324
Farnam sticot will give jou full
information.
Di ink pure water , the Horkefeid water
Illtor is germ proof. D. O. MoHwan ,
agent , lull How aid street.
Dr. Piosnell Nose A : Throat. Bee bid jr.
See Umt elegant roddonco ] ) roporty
on Georgia and Virginia avenues at
only $ 5.UO and $50.00 per foot.
FlUUUTY TUL'Sf COMI'ANV ,
1702 Parnain.
Frescoing and interior decorating designs -
signs and estimates furnished. Uonry
Lohmann , 1508 Douglas stroot.
Tim World' * I nlr.
A gix at white oily ! Buildings largo
enough lo seat hundreds of thousands of
people at ono time ! A park two miles
long , varying from a few hundred yards
to a milo in w idth , and fronting the lov-
llosl inland boa in Iho world ! Flowers ,
music , bt range people everywhere.
That's the Columbian exposition.
Don't miss it. Its the greatest , giand-
esl , most uninque spectacle this earth
of ours over saw. And the Burlington
route w ill take you Ihero comfortably ,
quickly , cheaply. See Iho city tiekel
"
agent at 1H24 Farnam street , "flow 11
tell you all about tialns. Exclusion
rales every day.
Abstract * The Midland Guarantee
and Trust company , abstractors , convey
ancers , slllcs perfected and guaranteed.
Own the only complete abstract books ii :
Douglas county. Removed to Room U10
New York Life building. '
BOSTON STORE'S ' GREAT SALES
ilako it the Sensational Dry Goods Oornor of
Omahn , Without Rival.
FOUR IMMENSE SALES IN ONE DAY
Thr S , I * , .tiomn Slip , tlin llrcMrn , Durrell
Wet ( looiM Sale , the C'urprt Suln nnil
tlie Ills ShotSnlo lltoli Truly
Item trlMlilt * .
IN Till : HASHMCNT.
r > CASCS OFVIT : TOWHLS.
Thu o are wrnirln ! < .r wt-t , hut vvulur
loo-i not hurt fiooil llni'ti. us they Itinn-
lur clean nnil perfect.
Atl iMvool ! an liiunon o lot of huok
tmols that ac perfect , only they huvo
x'on wot. Thoi mo worth fully LMc , but
Ic takes 'uin.
At l.lc vfo ' oil an tininunsu honp of Iho
ory linest imported towuld with knottuel
rliiLfo anil hoiifitltehoil , ilrawnworlc ,
hat would sell for IJjo loguhir , tomor-
ow , I fie.
At tc ! ) wo will -.ell ono hijr table piled
ilrh } with extra lur o iloublo diunask
owels. with iliawnworlc , that arc worth
ip to 7. " > c' , tomoriow at lUc.
At 2. " > c wo soil the llnudt towels over
brought to thh country.
Theio mo toweK of all kinds.
Towels li junls IHIISJ , hiick towels
\ith damask dado * and tjwels worth up
to il.OO , i ) toniotrow at 2TC.
\Vo will also soil ttiieo lota of lace cur-
tiiins at a mere f i action of their value.
LOT 1. AT $1.'Id A PA III.
Includes tti a larjjo si/i > , heavy Not-
ii liaiu lace cm tains , that hull ioyu- ;
hit ly for ' 1 . " > < ) , { jo at fl.OS pair.
LOT 2 , AT$2.H ! A PAIR.
Is a niKod line of Nottiujflitun , cui-
piiies and briifescls in very hitiu sl/.es ,
.roods that are wet th up to'iti.00 , go at
$2.tS ) a pair.
LOT II , AT S't.US A PAIR.
Comprises the very choicest things
lirodtieed this season in briissolls elfectj.
There me goods in this lot that eann ) t
bo botifjht i ocularly for ID-IS than $ S.UO
to $10.00. For tomorrow only , 411 US a
pair.
S. P. MOUSirS OOMLSTICS IN BASl >
M INT.
The linest sheelinijij , 2 yards , 21 vtuds
and 2J arils wide , tlicj are v\oith up lo
2sc a jaid , tomoi row at I2o a yard.
S. P Mor-o , & CO.'B 18o outinjj llannol
goes at , 'ic a jaid.
S. P. Mot so & Co.'s Gei man blue
prints , : tjc a yatd.
S P. .Morse & Co.'s fine French per
cales , , 'ic ; worth l.'ic.
2 oases of S. P. Moiso's full 10-1 line
blankets' , ono white , the other silver
Ki.iV , that go tomorrow til , " > ! ) o a pair.
To make tlio supply last as long as pos-
bible wo will boll but two pair to u cus
tomer. Think of it , only OOc for a pair
of full si/ed bed blankets fiom the b. P.
Mo > so stock
1 case stnetlj all-wool blankets , 81 OS
a pair.
All the line bleached damask ( S. P.
Morse price up to $1.23 a j ard ) , go to
morrow at 4He a yard.
All S I' . Morse's 11110 crash towelling
( and ho bought nothing but the finest
goods and sold them up to 20c a jard ) go
tomoi row at 7ic.
1 case fino-it quality French sateen ,
that S. P. Morse would have bold at
from 25o to UUo , goej at 7ic a jard at
Boston stoie.
All S P. Morse's summer novelty
wash goods , including all his ginghams ,
outing flannels , pei wiles , cambrays , etc. ,
S. P. Morso's pi ices IOc , l.'ic , IOc , go to
moriow at , " > c a jaid tit Hojton stoio.
1 case line pine app6 ! lissiies , tin ele
gant now summer wear that ho had
marked to sell for 13c , go at ; ! } o at LJos-
lon store.
Fiom the Brown-DiiiToll wet stock
jou get these bargains :
$1.2. ) ladies' corset covers , 15c.
Ladies' wrappers , 70c.
Ladies' line waists , 2.c.
S. P. Morso's line bleached napkins
that would sell from .oO to $1.00 , gout
Obc and Sl.OSa do/en.
Wet goods from the Brown-Dun ell
stock.
Best fast coloi ed turkey red Inblo
linen in new patterns , slightly wet , 2TC ,
woi Ih O'jc.
Fast black saloonsIOc , worth lc. ! )
An immoiibo lot of lace curtain not by
the jard , only wet , go at ( ijc a yaid.
An immense lot of ladles' wet hand
kerchiefs , worth IOc and l.'rc , go at 2c. {
BOSTON bTOUK ,
N.V. . Cor. 10th and Douglas btieets.
Cli IIIKU ol Depots.
Commencing Thmsdiiy , April 20 ,
180.1 , all passenger trains of the Nicklo
Plato , No.v York , Chicago & St. Louis
railroad w ill ai rive and depart ft om its
now passenger station , recenlly eiceted
at the Twelfth bti eet viaduct , corner of
Clink bti eet , Chicago. Tickets to
all points east at lowest rate
Baggage checked to destina
tion. Baggage room and pas-
benger station open at all hours. City
ticket ollico 100 Clark btreot , Chicago.
Sleeping car space lesorved for any
fntiuo date.
Miss Alice Isaacs is showing an cntiio
now line of trimmed hats which wore
bolected by her sister , Mis. Kojnolds ,
who has been in Now York for the past
two weeks. Llntiie now line of ribb ins ,
luces and llowers
Special Sailors and leghorns of Iho
lalest denigiis at vorj lowest prices.
Auci : ISAACS , Agent.
: ! II7 South Kith bti cot.
Mr. Fiunk Ilindy went to Chicago
today lo push a World's fair luvolty ,
backed bj * Omaha capital.
A I'rouclicr Slli nri-il ,
When Juan Btu was governor of the
city of Mexico , word was btought to him
one day that the archbishop of Iho
eathedial was pi caching against the
government. Having sent an ollicor to
the eatheduil and ascerlained that tlio
loporl was con eet , Baz mounted u
hoi pe , took a company of soldiers , rode
across the phua and into the cathedral.
The bishop was arrested , Iho church
cleared anJ llio doors locked , aflor
which Ba/ informed Iho offending ccclo-
slaslio that when ho was prepared lo
htick to loliglon and leave politics alone
ho could go back to his pleaching , and
not boforo. When Ba/ gets tired of
living in Mexico ho ought to como lethe
the United Stales ; wo need him up here.
From Kov. Fiank Crane's first lecture
on Mexico.
DIED.
f > ntitt ofirr llnaorlti * under thii litatt.nttu
cents , ( itch ucMftdmu ! line ten cents ,
lfoof Wulter II Uook , April
2M , aiii'il J.I yuurs , " mouths. , ! days i'linural
Muy 1. nt I t > ni , from family ruslilotu-u.Hjl
honlh Mnctcc'iith btrc-eit. luioriiittiit 1'orcat
I.HWII
JIltOWN Anna Marln VVrlRlit , wlfo ot I'ctor
H llrown , ut tlio ic'slcli'iicu uf ) iur MIII , Wll-
Iliiiii Henry llroun , 510 > . 23ctHtiuct. 1'iin-
t'rul at 2 p in Sunday llt , t)10 ) rcjjelicu |
Ilurliil l birliiK | liove , Cincinnati
WAI.TKUJozuiiit Slarlo , Infant daughter of
InlernujJitiU Council llluJTs.
\VIU.ItOIT-Mr . II I' , wlfo of II. IWill -
rortt ami slater of Mux lloclit. The funeral
will take pluco toiiay atJIp. m. from fRiully
robia nce , 1-JOO bo. 17th. Interment * t
I'ro > LMct Hill. 1rlencli Jnvltmi.
s. i * . v nsi : A co'.s.
Rmmnil Flnnr.
All my Block ofnhllllnory gootlo , whole
sale anil retail , Itonlcd a 1510 Dougltia
street S. P. Morse & Co.'a storo-vvlll
bo sold lo the highest bidder In ono lot.
Scaled bids vvllllbo received until noon
of Tuesday next. This snlo is to clear
up this branch of my business so that I
may give my entire aUenllon to my
lingo relall business. Intending pur
chasers will bo given every opportunity
lo thoroughly examine Ibis lai go , new ,
choice collection of stjli h millinery
goods. .ll .1. BLISS ,
IfllO DntgltisSt.
Wanted. afowmotegenllemon for line
lome table biurd. lU'fcrence ex
changed. Mrs. C. Kullinan , 14S ( How-
nil stieet.
I'or S llr I'lii'ip ,
A dental olllc-o in Omaha , Neb. Ad-
oss H 12 , Bco ollico.
Hov T Do Witt Talmauo pl.iys the Innjo
Ho i > rofcrs the old tunes , "Annlo I-utrio"
bultit ? his fiivoiitc
The lirst Sinuliy school In Now York was
started about isil > by Mrs Divid Ilo'himo
and Mis Mari Mason in public school No 1 ,
" " "
at the coiner of Chutham sttcet an"
Krnncus Mar.v Walker , \\lioilicd lu Pliila-
doliihii in her llllth joir , last Cliristiuas
M\c her iiiiiul to lolijrious mittors anil was
converted to Caiholloity by her 15 joai old
1'ieat praiulnlctc
The sumiuarof , Hiptist chinch statistics
in the stitoof Now York sho\vs a ) ) iescut
: ncinhcislilp of 1 V > 21'J. of these , 0,4 HI weie
bipti/ed durhiK the juir. The number of
churche's is b'M ' , the ) same as last joar.
AfLtiianistan has 00(10,000 ( of population
ami no mission uv : India , one missionary to
JT.1 0.10 , Persi i , nuu lo ! MKl ) ) , 'I hlbct , ono to
JHK)0H ( ) ( If 10,000 missioiiaiies were sent to
Iiuli i theio would still be only one to ever }
no ooo
Thcro nio In Prrat Hiitaiu and Iicland
no ulj M ) 000 Wnslpvans , over 100 000 i'rimi-
tivc .Methodists ni'.irlj ? iiUUU mcmboisof
United Methodist free ) chuii-hcs. ami over
5KXpoi ( ) sons attached to the Methodist New
Connection
Mine than 100 now Chiistiin Hndcavor so
cieties : no now bcinu enrolled ovcri week ,
and at'thn last quaitcily nicctiiic of the
tiustees oT the united so letics ( ieneral Sec-
lutarv liiei ii'poitcd that theie vvoro-100 ; )
junior socictii-s
Klo\eu Kuionean Lutheran mihslonarj so
cieties aio icpicsontod in India ' 1 hoi sus
tain i.00 missioiiniies and their congregations
number l"il,000 ( bipti/ed inembers 'Iho two
Ameiic-an societies have twcutj-two mis-
iiou uies anil liOOJ ( conimuiile mts
Senator Hilvvaids of the Chautauqua ills-
trie t , who is a I'loiLrjnuin.olTeieil praver 10-
centli in the New Yoik senate It was the first
time within the inemoiof an } thuscn.itom ,
at least , that ono of t.o ! members of tlio
senate had opened Iho session with praver
Mr .1 P Loub it of Now York , on whom
the pope confeued the tltlo of count in 1SSS ,
and who 1ms presented statues of Leo XIII
to the Catholic uuiveisit } in Washington
and to the c ithedials m Carpiuetoainl Peru
pia , h is leceive i from the pope the tltlo of
duke , an honor very seldom Lonfeiioci b }
the papil see
Dr Williun N. MeViekar , whom the
I5ro.ul ( .lunch conference at Boston has
agreed upon as successor to Bishop Brooks ,
is lector of Holv Triuitj chUnh of I'liiladel-
phia and hli" been cngaLred in pastoral sei v-
ic.o in that cit } for the last eighteen years
It is not known whether ho would accept
the Muss ichusetts bishopric if It were of
fcred him
Tlio United States census statistics of the
Unitiriin and Uuhurn'ilist churches have
been published The Unitailans huvo 4-1
organizations with 07.74' ) members , of v\hieh
a little ) moic ttu'ti half aio in Massaehiisotts
There aie organic itions m tliirty-Lv\o states ,
but hirdl } auv in the south The Univcrsa-
lists have ' .r > ( l orKinlyatiiws , vvitli a momber-
siiipof 4'r.U ) 'I ho } aio distributed through
foitv states , with tlio lainest number , S.WO ,
in New York.
Twcnt-two } cirs ago , in the city of Mexico
ice , theio was but one I'totestant minister
and one congielation , vvitli about seventy or
eight } communicants , not then connected
with anv other iiilsston Ted ly theio are
eighteen coMgieRations , sixteen nativomln-
isteis , eight inissions. anil a laigo membei-
ship in Mexico Cit } Theio aio nine biinda }
schools with about fort } teachers , thii tcim
I'lotcstant dav schools , and tlucu boarding
schools for gills.
1'h9 announcement is made by the Inde
pendent that rcn isicm is defeated It has secured
cured the reiinns fiom oul.a . fraction of the
presb } tciies , but has liguics enough to make
an estimate tuistwoith } The pi ov ailing
sentiment seems to be , according to its
opinion , in favor of a new creed , the idea
being Unit icvislon would be morel } pitch-
woik upon a cieed tint is uusuited to the
model in hurch Tills would , indeed , bo a
remarkable outgiowth of the agitation.
Aicbdeicon Farrar tikes a gloomy view of
tlio English church in "Tlie Kevlow of the
Chuiches " "The whole cause of the Reformation
mation , " ho sivs , "is going by default ; and
if the alienated laity , who have been diiven
into indifference by the Uonnsh innovations
and Homish doctrines forced upon them
without an } voice of theirs iu the matter , do
not aw iko in time and assert their lights as
shareis iu the common and solo priesthood
of all Cluisti ins , the } will uvvako too la to 10
lind themselves nominal members of a
church which has become widely popish In
all but name a chuich in which Catholicity
is evcty iHy being made mete and mote
snoniuous with stark Koniiuism , and In
uliich the once honored name of I'lotest.inl
is ovcrwlielmed with calumnv and insult"
According to Hoffman's Catholic Oirec-
tortlieioaio now in thistounti } fourteen
aiilibishops and seventeen bishops , with
( JisS pncsts , 8.077 churches , with , f,4s5 sta
lions and 1 77s chapels , thiit } six theolog
ical seminal ies with Ih45 students , 14J7 col
leges , 1)"il > academics , ! ) ,5Vi parochi il schools ,
with 7JsJi , ' , ) pupilsa4.rorphan ; as.vlums , with
Ulvltl orphins , 11 1 chiritablo institutions
and ssoi.ovr , > Catholic population Of this
population 1 JVi.H)0 ( ) are loportod ftom the
dioceses in the six Now Hughim ! states ,
fiOO.OOl ) for the archdioceses of Chicago , 150- ,
( KXI for that of Boston , SOO.OOO for that of
New Yoik. and 410000 for tint of Philadel
phia While Now York has the largest pop-
u'ation of any diocese it has not the Itugest
number of churches In this icspojt it is
surpassed bSt 1'aul , St Ixiuis , Ui Crosse ,
Ol ecu Biy , Milwaukee , Cleveland and Chicago
cage Now York reports enl } S03 diuretics ,
with .Vi'i pi tests , of whom 154 are regular
and l71 ! secular.
A woman lu Scnocu , Kau . is siid to have
icfused to registonas a voter on the ground
that 'if hei husbniul hadn't enough sense to
do the vqting for ttie family she didn't want
to live with him "
Miss Ma } I ; Hammond list week com
pleted the thii tiotU } ear of her continuous
servIce as a teaolior , and the whole thirt }
vcars service was In ono loom of ono build
ing in Nashua , N II
G M Heldt a German planter , who is 01
yeaisold , has justontered tliu agricultural
department of the Unlveisity of Georgia.
Ho is supposed to be the oldest college stu
dent In thocountrj probibly in the world
It is stated that the colored people of the
United btatcs supiwrt seven colleges , seven
teen academies and tlfty High schools , in
which thcro are 0,000 pupils They have
lfiX,000 ( children In thocommon sehojls. and
. ' 4,000 teachers Moro than a.SOO.ooo of the
race can lead and write
Sahei Olmslil lliogicalest book and mag
azine publisher of Japan , who employsn.UX )
men , issues two books a da } and publishes
overtwentv live weoul } and monthly period
icals , is in San Pranc-isco Ho is in Amcilca
with the view of publishing woiks of lead-
tup Japinesu uuthois and dramatists here
in thu Hngllsh langiiige When ho has
completed arrangements huie , ho will go on
to Gcimaii } and P.ntrliuiil and publish the
same works there Mr Oimshi is Issuing
over 10,000 copies of booka und nmgiuines a
vear His establishment in Tokio uses over
naif thu total product of white paper of
Japan. A heav } pertcntaso of his books
aio bound In the s line manner as the best
English and American books.
WORK OF THE WOMAN'S ' CLUB
Boport of n Member on the Last Meeting of
the Organization.
REVIEW OF THE PAPERS PRESENTED
Olijrct * unit Ainu ol the Club Outlined li >
ThiiRu Who lli\o tin. Work ut llriirt
Some of tlin I'lniii Olfrrod
for Coimlilonitlnn.
To the Ladj Hc.uleis of THE Stsiuv HUB
Out of the cour.uu ot convlcttnn thitm.iny
of jou arc rroionteil from Joining the
Omaha Worn m'm lub tn othur clom uuls on
iour tltno anil strength , vc-t me iluoplj tutor-
cstcil in its wurlc , has co'iie tlie tli'tuimln.i-
lion to furnish uti account of th > < tiiootliiKS of
the club Of i-ourso jou umlt'ist uid that
tliu ical busiiRts anil intiMcsl In tlio club
will not commence until the oputiliiR of tlio
club jeir , tlio Hist MOII lav in Oolober , the
idea being slmpli to oig.iiilze , elect onicers
unit be rc.uli for woil < In c.irnust ui ! < ct fall.
The club was calluil to onlci on Monthly
afternoon , at a oVloo't , v\Hh Mts Tow no in
the chair and Mm MaiDij IlaitIs as see-
lotary All ! idles piuscnt woio inforined
that it was their privilege to vote anil take
| iaititi the tneotiiiK. The committee on
"house and homo' ' hud punklcd a bc.iutlful
pot of lij.idiitlis. vvlilch the prosiilvnt in
sisted should have a prominent position , and
thu\ were accouhngl ) placed on the t.iblo in
fullvicxv of all After the seciotnn had
llnished rc.ulinn the iniiuiti'sof tlio inollinl-
nari incotiiif ' , , held two weeks bufoie. tlic
report of the committee on constitution and
Inlawswas calk'ii for and Mrs IJr Han-
chutt load a piper v\hieli will bo tlu irovcin-
iiiK force of tlio Omaha Woman s ilub in its
ilulihoiatious
It was thun dlsj3vorol that the room pro
vided for the inuulin u.is cntiiolv inade-
tiuato 'Hie coininittL'c roiiucsted the ladli's
to.uljouiu to , i l.nicr loom , and * ns the
thanu'o was \tclng \ made ono ladj luin uiieil
"Did ion ever sou anj tliintr HUe this , such a
meeting of ladles foi such a pmposo and the
Near of the World's fair too , it means some
thing '
'Vos , " saiil another , ' it moans the club
is ( Toinir to bo isiti'ioss light from the t > tait "
And this sentiment soemoil to picvail
-llio ptincipal business bcfoio the meeting ,
the conbider.itioi of the icpoit of the com-
mittoi ! on constitution and b\laws was thuu
icsumod Kicli scLliun and article wns lo.ul ,
discussed and adopted supirate.lv , some
times in splto of vcri dccldod opposition
Mrs TO\\IIL , with her beautiful . \hito hair
and pink checks is a voi \ triacoful picsidint ;
ofllccr , anil also .in cfllciiMit one , and evori-
body \\ill admit that it is no oas task to
keep 'JK ( ) women talking to ttie point and ono
at a timo.
After the adoption of the constitution the
club was favoii'd with a paper bi Mis 10
W I'cattle on the " \Voik of the Chicago
Worn m's Club1 in which she c-avc an inter
esting histoii of tills famous confederation
of womeu ' The litorar.v and social meet
ings , tlio ONDCiicnco in pullamentaiy woik ,
the discussions and amlriblo adjustment of
ditTcicncL's pave them mental dull , disci
pline , abllitto bo\v without protest to the
will of the majoritv , and a stiong commu-
niti of feeling' When at lonsth the Chicago
cage club cntuiod upon th.it class of woik
which m.ii bo Lonsiclctud as pinch disinter
ested it did so with much caution As a
general thins it found out delinitolj that
thcro was something to rcfoiin bufoic it at
tempted .iLritation And it did not \\aslo its
time triini ; to lofoiiu things which weie not
roformablo It was In omleavoring to remedy
sucli w ronps as could bu remedied that the
Chicago Woman's club was Hist biou ht con
spicuously before the pjblic " Then fol
lowed a rcsurno of the puticuliir branches
of woik in whlih this club has made Itself
so ijreat a power. Thu paper closed with
tlio followiiic woids of wisdom. "This
Omaha club lias no call to cast its here
scope. Lot us take its existence naturall } .
quietly and with an honest enjoiincut of all
that comes to it It has no mason for
forming itself upon the model ot any
otherclub It must do its own woik in its
ovvnvva\ . Hut it must begin with toleianeu
and a desire for good fellow ship I cannot
too much emphazio that And it must be
democratic If there is any working woman
hoi o who has a prejudice against women of
leisure , now is her opportunity to have it 10-
moved and to Hud that the woman of elegant
inoccupation has a heait as tender and as
sweet as her own and a comtesy that in
cludes everj one. If tlieio is a woman hero
who imagines that accidents have given her
the right to look down upon the woman with
fewer chances , hoie is her oppoitunity for
loaning that she has lost auoh of the
pleasure of her life by not knowing thcso
women who have woiked and have been
poor If theie is a woman heio who has
looked down upon all these who have not
lived lives of laultltss sort , I hope to heaven
she maj leainhcre that chastiti is but one
of tlio virtuesnudth.it chuiti isagieater
0110 To keep bi , ; aims befoic us , there lies
our hope In everi thing we do In the long
i ears of prosperity and achievement that I
hope for let us alwajs pause to ask if our
aims aio big" Mis I'eattio was waimly
applauded both upon appealanco on the plat
form and at the close of her piper.
Mis Snmcrs was then called on and reid
a piper In which she spoke of the benefits to
bodeiived from literal v study in the clue
and how soon one may become rusty , or as
she expressed it- how soon tlio cislcin be
comes cmptj if the supply is shut off. "The
supplj 10 iclies ftom the depths of the earth
to the sk.v above and Is inexhaustible ; all wo
have to do is to pirtako and prollt " The
paper was given tlio closest attention and
was evidently enjoied bj all present
The third and last on the piogiam , Mrs
Peicy Poid , then lead a short paper on tlio
"Henoilts of the Club on tlio 1'iivato hives
of its Members " " \\hon groping for ideas
for this paper I turned tooneot the monibeis
of our Mu Higm i and asked her what she
Knew about cultmo hho diewheiself up
and icplied , Cultmo , look at me' Now
that is Just what wo want , a worn m's club
made ui > ol living exponents of cultuio , book
cul tin e , heait cult in c , spiutuil cultuio
This must make it a foico not nnh wlieio
thoi will be glad an I pioudof such strength ,
but whine the } will tremhlo to icuogniio ils
power "
'ilie laJios were both appliudeil and at
tlio close of the last paper a vote of thanks
was tendeicd each spc ikci separate ) } , after
which a llttlo worn in over in one corner IOSD
and niulied ( | faic-tloush , if Tiny Tim's bene
diction. God bless us , every one , ' would
not bo in order Thciowis simo auiiiblo
smiling at this , amid which a motion was
in ulo and carried to adjourn to Monda } ,
Mav 8 , ut It o cloc k
After adjournment a rush was iiudo for
the sec-iclary's desk and such a handing in
of cards and rushing round for pencils to
w rite n lines of those w ho hail not heretj
fore Joined tlio club was never seen All
ladles who Join this spiing will bu charter
memheis , and It seems the honor is highly
aiipioclatod 'Kimiergirtcn" is the topic
for the next meeting , and every lady in
Omaha is invited to eomo and to Join the
tlub A Mr.Muiiii
CroniU ol MOM li trj Day.
The dailj attendance at the Young Men's
Chi 1st Ian i issoclatbn has i cached a sur
prising liguro , and is far hi'her than the
ino < > t sanguine Young Men's Christian asso
ciation enthusiast lias dated to estimate
Account was taken iccontlv and it was
found tineo davs attendance wen1 010 KID
ami 1 l.iO respective ! } in.ikinc thosutpiising
average of OuJuerilu } ? toiliiiig ( > pciiil was
jrotnjj on , only the rpgular nmu 1 of nt-
tractions that the insm-l-iilon hispiovldod
to make thi < bultdlng the popular and helpful
place It has become to men Thoaltondauto
lias Inurcasfd fully ! XH ) per cent hi two i ears.
or 7icvso.v //.sr.
Whatever may bo tlio ruHnir motive. It is
not to bo dlsiiteJ | that the sentiment of a
proportion of the people Is lu favor of a re
vision of the pension list Whether the de
mand for lids revision originates from doubt
as to the wisdom of the policy hlttietto pur
sued by tin government in lespect to pen
sions. from sincere belief that the list teems
w itli the mines of fraudulent and uudesoi v-
Ing poustoiieis , ami til it the piosoiit si stem
has icsultod in glai Ing Injustice to thousands
ot deserving benolielatlos , or fiom lens
w oft In and unpitilotic motives , docs not
now ilgiilfi. It is evident tint the piojcct
Is to engage the attention of the oxooutlvo
mil lo-islatl\o dcpirtmonts of the pic-sent
idministi ilion Not will an > lionest and
pitiiotlcclti/on , do ho a boniMlcl } of the
gOMunment ornthot tvise , inlet pose objection
to any cfToit tint in i } bo made to sliiko
from the pension roster tlio mimes of these
not entitled to consideration of the govern
ment , whenever sui h u lines may bo found
Hut the underiakiiigwillpio\ea hot outran
task , the solution of the pioblom most dlfll-
cult and porplexlti'i ills a question that
must be dlvvstod of all pittisiu s igirc'stlon
1) } these who approach it , and consiilei oil
onl.v in a spit It of equity , with th.it gcnoious
apnrcclition of the services of tlio dofou lets
of the life of the nati m which his alwi3
eharacteilml tuo puiiotio pi-oplo of the
land
The entreat number of the N'orth Ameil-
can lolew contains the views of thioodis
tin uislied geiitlomen lospjjtlng this Im
poitant proposition , which fiom tlu stmd-
pointstho } oceupi ami the thougiit and atten
tion the } have devoted to the vexations sub
ject , vests what they sai with peculiar \.iluo
The tlrst of these is lion K I' C Wilson of
Missimil , the dcmoci.Uio e'lilnnin of the
List hou = o committee on panslons , aid it
in iv 1)0 Hsumed th it ho vole's tlu s'uti-
mcnt of the doiiiin int cleiiiLMi * itt congioss
Mr Wilsjn attiibuted the previilimj sciiti
mcnt a < ; iliHt the ch ir.u'tcr of tlin po > si > a
list to the operations of the act of .liiiu .7 ,
1 'JJ ' , and it is to i ch mge if tlio proscut con
stiuctionof th it aot th it ho l < ks foi a
probable romedv in some of the evils con
plained of.
Under the piesent constt notion of this
liw , which is tlio ' total disibility and de
pendent" pension act , Mr Wilson ol lims
theio is no disci imln ition within the limits
of the rates 1111113 ! t'nrcin ? ! - P'r month
for thopn on wholh in-ipicititol hi men
tal or phvsical disability fiom earning a sup-
poit , and not less thin * ii per month , pro-
poitioncdto the dcgiee of uisabilili toeaiu
asuppoit 'Thousands of pensioners now-
on the list , ' he sa.\s , "lecehe the highest
rating al'owed ' by this act without
being wholl } 01 totall } disibled" If
iiucstig.ition v\ o to voiiftlio coirect-
ncss of this asset tion , it would sutely Indi
cate that the ratings under the law had not
been fail and equitable , and thcro could bo
no logical objection to the change suggested
in the ' piesent consti notion" should it bo
found to 10 illy o\ist Hut it is to bo leinem-
bcicd , with duo dofeienco to the distin
guished gentleman , that as it stands , Mr
Wilson s assertion is a mere ex parto state
ment And it is to be apprehended that it is
Just such ep.uto statements that have led
man } pel sons to honestly believe that the
evils , that undoubtedlv exist iu the pension
bin ran , aio of the magnitude icpoited
However , Mr Wilson discussed the prob
lem in a sincere and consoivattvc m inner ,
ami is cateful to utgo that "whatever may
bo done , no violent or vindictive li mil should
bo laid on thu roll" A lotuin to biennial
medicil examinations , regulations to pieveut
favotitism in the icpoits of examining
ph } ski ins and the prompt Inv estimation by
special examiners in tlio Held aio other
suggestions ho imikos as practical for
separating the go its from tlio sheep The
pioposition that lias been advanced that a
commission bo appointed to go over tlio
allowed claims now on tlio in the pension
olllcu he dismisses as impiaeticablo on ac
count of tlio onormit } of the tasit Ho sub
mits. iu conclusion , that the divorce of the
adniinistiation of the pension laws from
politics and the transfer of the buicau to
the War depirtmcnt would bo a step lu tlio
direction of icfoim
OenetalS S Hut doit , pail commander-
in chief of the Grand At my of the Kcpubltc ,
is the second gentleman w ho discusses the
pioblom Whatevei the agoni ios that have
caused tlio present dissitisfaction. "tho
stage of denunciation has been reached It
is clilcll } directed against tlio veteiau bone-
Hciaiics 'J hat which is most vitiilent is the
utterance of the class who believe that the
war for tlio union was wiong ' He confi
dently asserts tint the Grand Aunv iu largo
majotitv holds to the justice of the act of
Junu7 , Ib'.HI , and tint no disci imin ition
against the men whoiought for the preser
vation of llio union , as would lesult fiom the
repeal or serious modification of this act , is
possiule while the Mexican and othei service
pension laws icmain in foice
It is against the methods and result of the
adniinistiation of Iho pension laws that
Geneial Hurdett , too , discovers the gieatest
volume ami vehemence of the popular out
er } :
"It is insisted in many quarters that the
rolls arc encumbered by names not lawfully
entitled to bo thorn If this is true , it is. In
deed , an outrage which calls for prompt cor-
loction Hut Iho very vehemence , excess ,
and oven rudeness , of some of the assailants
give wainlng that their ch.ugos ought not to
be admitted in any me isuto until investiga
tion lias been had If m ittcis aio as b id us
they are assorted to bthcro hive been
worse than mlstako ami inisin luagement ;
thoio hive been fraud an I co'nsptracy.
That all ha probibilliiej are agiiust
this is _ timtleated b } the tie irth
of facts which the most hostile
hive been able to produce Nevertheless ,
itei. Uion and loitoration h no had their ef
fect upon the popular mind J'hoio ought to
be sun chin. ? inquiry thiough dispisslon ite ,
not pirlisin , agencies The gieat body of
vetoian survhois will welcome this ' '
Colonel W C Chuuli , the last of the
thiee gcntlomi'u to whose opinions wo lefer ,
is the editor of the Ai tin and Nav } .louinal
He lonfc'sses to no gioit s\miith ) } with the
laptums ( iis | > osltion at muscat m.inifest to
ciitiiisu thu appropiiations for pensions
iakuevon other intelligent , honest voto.i.m ,
he iccjgnues the justice of thu demand that
the pension list bo maintained in its
ideil status us a toll of honor , but
suggest- , that it ij much paster
to insist that it shall bo rex i , o 1 than it is to
dousu fei ihlo inctho is of unisioii Ono
reform that ho deems possible Is to so
codifv our pension laws as to make them in
tellitriblo and consistent " Under their
present interui elation , he points out , there
aio "no less than 110 grades of pas between
Iho extremes of J 1 a month and f7J a mouth ,
with tin oo other gi.idos of $11) ) ) , f Idu lii j ami
$ U > l > bil-a a month supplied b\ spot lal acts tea
a few exceptional cases The advance fiom
the lowest to tlio highest i.ito is b } fractions
of tl the uveiauo advance being lit ) cents "
Oilier leforms > dd be theciuploiinentof
trained actual les lo determine the exact ex
tent of the bunion upon the public treasury ,
the establishment of a buioau under nn aim }
ofllccr to leceno the st iti mi-nts of these
ulio tliiuk they aio entitled to pensions ,
which would certainly ait as a luiiicr
against fi iuduli.nl claims , and llnall } ,
and most Important of all um-
giess should provide for piinting a
list of pi-iisluntis with a statement of the
of the UMSOII feu giantmg a | > ension m each
The only Pure Crcuui of Turtur I'owder No Aiiiinonia , No Alum.
Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
rano" To this should bo nddpil n ll .
iiensluu anplicaiits whoso claims are p <
lug , of these appllujr for Incrriisr of ) "
stun , as well , ami such lists should bo wii ?
distributed
As dlsHislm | of the whole sublrct ,
colonel nMiilnds these who nro u-homo *
olaiuotlug fern revision of the pcusluii r
that the attempts thus far made In thai
roctlon have not pa lit their test , ami lie
dontly does not look fornnv moioinu'
cent return from future pffoits to the s.
end Novct tholess let the olTort bo mi
The honest vM'oian bus nothing to fe.n f
HID most careful Hctutliiv of the roster , v
n v low tc tlio attniumunt of the put pose
claimed.
1111 ; , / / / / ; > .
Mr and Mrs Samuel i'ogg havoboon n *
Hod slxti six ieais. and dmlng tint l i
pcilod the } have been icsldents of t'lillail.
plila V
"So Hatikstermiriiod his t } now li'or oV |
atoi f" "Yes " "And she docsn t do a
moio work ! " "H didii t tuin out that \ \ !
She simpl } doesn't draw anv mote' silar
.lohn Gib-ton , ngoil T'ioiis was maiiX >
to Mis Mii.v I'.ulu-i who Is iboutthosa1
ago , at Purvis , Miss last week I ho lulil
foimer husband was a ccntcii niaii when'
died
John Street , a m'gio ngcd 77 .vrais/
r.\ans\illi > , lud , who is suln his wife '
dlvoue , claims to bo the fnthoi of twin ,
seven daugliteis , twcnt } of whom .no im
i led
ICentuok } ma } bo old f ishlmicd lu so
things but she is coit ilnh oilgluil in '
tit > atmontof the ni'vlwotdod Instoait
tluow ing ilco ami old ihois a loldof bu ,
shot is considered pioppi
Some one Intonstod in the sutiioct t
compiled a list of miriiagi's between AIMC
cm soclol } gills and foreigners and ) i
found that English noblemen havociiptui
In m Ullage with Amoiiem women abe
$ . - > 0,000l)00 ) of out cold . ash
Dr 'ron Hulow s ciitli ism of a voungai
vei } | iiettgiilsolTort on the plaiiofoilo
ti.iveling the rounds agiiu When she hr
stiuggled thiough ono of Haoh s fugues s'
asked thogie.it mastoi what ho wiuld a
visohortodo Oo and get mat lied , ' ) '
ausweicd
" 1 am determined not to mam until I PR
find a 1 id } who , as mv wife will make
good iinpiesslou on soi lot } ' That s i
vor.v w oil , but suppose the litlv whom \ cOn
Hcloot Is equill } dctorminod not to mm
until she tlnds a in in w he possesses the sail
qiilllllc.itlonf"
On
Greatly Reduced Prices.
A Inreo und eoinplet
JUST uncnivni ) line of h ilr moils n
tliu latest noxelllus.
Having moved Into our
now < | Uiirtorg , wo wish y. SWITOil
to uxtund tin Invlt itfon
to you to coiuu In and ira :
exumluu our many uuw
WE CARRY THE LARGEST LN
OF HAIR GOODS.
STORE BETWEE1
1520 10th and U
We also have 1,000
TRIMMED HATS MADE
In the most nrttstlo man HP SI'III. 1O
ner nml ul mice's to KXAMIM : 01
Stir ANY und l.VI ItY IIA I'b HKl'Ol
C'UbTOVlLU ,
DAYII
World's Pair Pullmai
Hotel , Chicago , 111.
Flftj flfth lra3t , Wnililnclim und Vtndlson in
nuc , thrua blocks fruiii main cntrnnou to U'orl
Ku'r iroiina < nnil station of Illlnuli Contrnl rr
road Kuropcon | > lnn Urst clnm cute I '
brick and ntuno bulldlnit llnl-ho.l I i t > t-ar. (1 (
oloctrlo lUht , utoiin bait , ami olo'trlc bolls In
room ! Hnlr iniitlro/ioJ on all beds lolcxrn
onlto , bnrbur shop nnil pulillo talDliiio | 110)
t.'OU lo 16 00 par U r Wrltu or toUunpli.
K K FUlVlliU Manauer
OOYS AIU , GSHL ]
tnJcr 18 J nr * of A
you net d not pny
cent Vovvlll Bdiif ill
jou I'Hl U. KVPIJ hlcvc
VMiiruntLd , and tnmil t
tliosciM Id iin jvvlit run
from fi togw ) .
Itt ) ( ijrdcilinro , | j
wniitK a llrol-clfu
tlirclo rnn Kit en
free VAowlllKl'
nnjr boy eir Rlrla'
cycle cin very c <
coiulltloiis. Wliee
are 2fr liicbos , wli
cri-Hccnt eluol rln
find inoldod rubbt
tlrc. , nnil run on In.
dcni'il etc'el coi
bfarlniiR , niljustab
to < tfnr ( uenrtillo
Inchcni ilolnrliab
cranka ; 4tu&lnrli
tlirowi frumo flne
tiuiiiiclcil wlthnli'
Cl lllllllIIIHK' . lr '
iiimrliino la rupll |
Uvlllitoolbuir writ'
/nml / oilerebii
either boys' cr Kit
tiryclcl no cut tb
usto-ilay
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Mention Omiih i
ICEDAR RAPID8
JIKS ; MOINJS :
, over whii'h uns the llnost I jol
peil Kleetrlc LicflitoJ htenni Heat
Vostihulod TIMIIIH with .MiiLjnidco
DinliiLr C'ur borv ice oat onto. V A N
IH the ( iunoriil Atront and the Oniiv1
City Ticket Ollico la ut No 1 iOI Kn
mini Ht. .
The Oinuha nntl C'hiC'i o ShoitLl *
of the Chio.iLfo , Milwiiukc'O iV . t I'u
Ity , wrisopi'iu'il fo froiLfht anil p-iH o
per trnllio It them tun nh"rt JC-IITH tl
"MlhvauUoo" us U is ulTuclionnt *
tcrmoil , oy Its imtronH , h n tola
front rank inoii t IU oliloi < onipc
i ton ) , and to-day tt.uida untivuli'd f >
speed , comfort' ' ' and giifety Heron
n inup showing Its short line hi
tweon Omuhu , Council DlulTd und Cb