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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1895)
, ' " , , . . . - . . - " " - . - I 4-- 4 8 trITE O\A1IA DAILY flEE ! } : SUNDAY , JANUAUY G , 18m n _ _ _ _ _ _ . BOSTON STORE HUE SAtE Grenter Bargains Than Any Yet Olfered- Goods Must Go Still Quicker fH f > MORROW'S TilE BIG DAY OF TilE SALE Thelc , OOOlb Arc Sohl So Inch Chl'npc Thnn unit Iho UMmI I'rleo Ihnt It'll Almost 1nipoiIbi 10 Mnko 1'011 ) UtiilcrMnrld 110" - I mo TIII nAnOAIS ' : AltE t'NThh YOU sim Tm : I. $1 mmss SII.IS FOIL 15C. All the Ogurell China sllkr , for dresses , In dark rind light brown n\1 \ the silk surahs and Dengnllno IlIks , nil black surnhs and blaclt China silks , and fancy enteens , slightly damaged - aged , go at Hie n ynrd. LADIES' hUE GLOVES , 25C. AU the lallles' kid gloves ' , or every lie- IIcrlplon ! that became slightly mussetl , go In thIs ! iDle nt 25c a pnlr. 50G IHmSS GOODS AT 150. Thousands of yards of henrlettas , serges find cashmeres , fancy stripes , plahls and no\ elites , that would cost In n regular ; way 50c , go at 15c. 15c.U DItESS hOODS 250 YAtU 1I1Ih ; grade / Imported no\'clly , IIre3s geolls , In nil the latest 4tyICS and weaves , that be- came slightly ( damaed ! In the Jaifray lire , go at 25c yard , worth UI ) to $1. SII.K'I I.VI T , 25C AltD. All the silk ve1\'ets , In black unit colon"I , In tbls stock go ! nt 25c yard. F'uII sl7.e lace curtaIns , that have been wet , 25c eocll. , Late ol1nlns [ , worth up to $3.50 , that have been wet , 49c each. Irish Ilolnt lace curtains , worth up to $ 7.&O ( slightly mussell ) . $ I.&O n pair. Irish point allll 'fnmbour Swiss curtains , worth UII to $10 , go at $2.50 n ot1r. 15e ; Ilouble ) nail outln I g [ lIalll1el , Gc. fleet calico , 3c. \ ! nest 25c table oil cloth,12\e. \ ! Towels ( tvirnt ) , lie each 50c ; Turkey red table unmask ( wet [ ) , 15c. Dleached muslin , I'rult or Loom , Lonsdale , etc. , 5c. . UnblEached miiiiii 3 fe. 250 French sateens 74c. Shelf oilcloth , ai 1 ! Men'A 50c IIIHlerwear , 15c. 1\Ien's 7e [ ; underwear , 2c. : ; Men's .1.25 l underwear , 50e. Melo's $2.0 [ ; ulHlerwear 7lie. Chlllls' cotton or wool underwear . ( small elzes ) , 7c. 1I11ssess nllli childs' ' all wool $1 vests and panls 2JJc antI 3IC. Infnnts' nil wool hose , 5c. Ladies , $1.0 [ ; Saxony wool underwear , 4ge and G9c. Childs' heavy rib nil wool cashmere hose , 12c ' allll 19c. LadiEs' finest Imported $ I cashmere , lisle and silk lIeece. Iioc , 25c and 33e. Ladles sIlk IInlshed vests nnd pants , HIe each. . . , . s.- Ladles' 75e black wool or cotton equestrian . . tights , 15c. Lallles' zephyr Iwlt wool $1 vests and pants , : lDc. Ladles' cotton . fleece and all wool unIon suIts , ge nllli 16 ½ c. . Men's 75e cashmere hosCo. 15 ! ! allll 25c. JE\VELItY lJAIlGAI-S. On : Maui Floor. Met1 ! } lop side combs 13c : pnlr. ' hair ornalllents , worth 50c , for 10. [ ; Dable geld rings , 2(1c. ( 200 breast pins , worth 50c , for 19c. ) Flue set rings , 29c. : BOSTON STOnl1 , : N. W. Corner Sixteenth and Douglas. : . S. V. ( hil man. V Is now selling corn antI oats In connection with his wholesale 1I0ur business. Full - I weights guarante IG antI NlchQas. . ! Tel. 5n. . $ . New scale Kimball pianos at . A. , Hospo's. . . HISTORIC CHARACTERS. , - Pen nOli l'ellcll Skolchcs ot ( ] rent Men nllll - . I'nllOU8 Wnmell , , . HIstory Is the world's drama In chaptcrs. From Its pages we view a stage ' alive with ; typical men and wOlllen oC every station In life and exhibiting every stage In human de- - . velopment. Each Is nlore or less I counter- , part oC ourselves , ant mora or less an In- - cnrnatlou or our own being. Our on parts have been cast for later acts , dressed with newer scenes and wrought - - at a further stage In the shifting oC the I plot , but It Is all one stage / , and the same ; grand and mysterious play. z I seems almost as Ir but for some fatal blur In memory two might sti bo able to ? ; trace our lost identity among the throng ? that moves In the nleldcscope I oC history , as . If these men and women were but our own rougher selvs , sleeked o'er In the crucible : of the grave. This would explain why his- tory Is so dear to ni , why It Is so like the p- meeting of old rrlends-old trials resurrected . and /oo / deeds revIved , so we may once mora cheer them. No wonder then n work In which the ablest : writers or our I/e / are engah (0 ( tel the story or the past ali our greatest ! artists - p paint a vIsion , should attract universal ad- 4 ; mlraton and posseJS an absorbing Interest second to no other preducton oC modern . literature. . l ; . "Great Men and Famous Women" Is the tttlo under which are presented a series of tto ( f the lives of lore than 200 br the most promInent - mont personages In history. A conception oC its literary merit lay be derived from the ! list oC authors specially engaged to write articles for exclusl'o IHblealon In this vork . : among whom wo hate such names ns , Walter ' Desant , Amelia E. Barr , ProC. I H. Boyesen , Will Carleton William Lloyd Garrison , Dr. Cyrus Edson , Ignatius Donnely. Margaret E. Saugster Mary V. Terhumo ( MarIon Har- l land ) Judge Albion W. Tourgce , Henry 1 George , T. V. Powderly hornet Prescott - Spofford , Ella Wheeler Wilcox , J. T. Trow- . bridge , Charlotte 1 Yonge John P. St. : John , Theodore Roosevelt , His Emlncnce . " Cardinal Gibbon . H. Rider haggard , lurnt Ialsteall , 11ev. dwarll Everett Hale , General A.V. . Grceley. Edgar 1 lwcel , D. L. I nr- I ; jeon ' , George bers , 11ev. Joseph T. Duryea , Ellrilige S. Drool , Louise Chandler 110ul- . . ton , Justin McCarthy , : I. 1' , ; John J. In- c galls all Andrew Lang It ; will be of Inlertst to Omahl readers to know that the excelent article on "I.ycur- gus" Is Cram the pelt at Br Joseph T. Dur- yea oC this city. - Coupled with the exceptional literary cx- celence guaranteed / by such 0 galaxy oC dls. tngulshCI writers , Is to be an array or ar- tstc pictorials , embracing over 200 CulHmle ; ' engravings , or which slxty.elght are to be c' photogravures II Mesars . GOUII & Co. oC ! l'arls , and other mlnent mal < ers.- ) The work \ \ 1 be published In slxt ' -elght i- parts nt 21 cents and each part Is to contain tr UlfO full page engravings / and twenty-rour pages oC letter 1)1055. ) The parts will be pay- able on delIvery , tl carrier not being per- 2 mUted to recclvl money In alh'anee. 1 Is luIblihed by Selmar Hess , (57-59 [ ; Broadway , New Yorl , . the Omaha agency being In - , charge or W. T. Marshall , room 12 , Creighton block , Omaha . _ - . - - , ; Oregon Kidney Tea cures oil kidney trou. I - + : . bles. Trial size , 2 : C00t8. . Al druggists It I l'silbctt nn I' ut 11,1 I'rel'nt. Dr r.eoIJe < vi NOlthanwton , who Is ViI' lUng his son , Myron l.'arnetl , gave the - frst oC n course at lectures on "The Strongcl' ( : hiItlhiocul. " In the \Voinan's club ' rooml 'c8tl'nll . ' aflerihoon. 'ho doctor coii- trustell tile little red school house 11\1 the lurgu families of ilrty ' with their ' lurfl famlleH Ify 'call tgo wih : full grown hoys and girls , wih the big - red 111001 house ulII the slul families lt " puny boys " 11 III'II Qe tile Jllllent rllIIe8 'fhe t. outline ot present conth4tiong slwm In 'e8ter- daY'1 lecture wi 10 folowed on 'l'ursday \y 1 tuhlc al how to deal wih Ildl'llual children. _ - _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ - Oregon Kidney Tea cures all lllnoy 1 trou' ' bles . 'rlal aile. 25 cents . All drugisti . 'I'ho A 1111 I I ( I' tOI , I I'ho annual moetna at th Omaha Board I I ot Trade for the elrctlol of lrector wU ] \0 held In the l'"chun : e 1'001 Q. the board tween the hOI'1 at a ant1 ! 6 o' lol'l. OUI'I tOIOr'OW , for the IHI pose ot electing three - dui evtOt fet ' a tel1 at thlle 'C.Wf In the place or F' . C. Ayers . A. 10Whortcl' and L - ; hlJellh A. ( 'onnor. whoHe tet ins vxpirtJ JanuarY I. 'Ihe telms oC the 1'llllnlll 11- rcctol' eXlllre as folo\s1 W. iI. . , Ciii. lion , H P. ( 'ady un.1 W. N. htul'co'k , Jall' : gfl.y I. 1Si6 : N. 1' . lc"k , 1)atiit . I FUI''I , jt. , - an ) Wilam 1 CIUI'I , JIUUII'Y J , 161. : -4 - " ' - - - - - KELLEY , snCER & CO. Great Oeamnce Sale of All Winter Goods at 20 Per Gent Dscunt , - CONTINUING ALL TillS WEEK Twenty I'rr Cent coQnt-Wc Shall ( lvl n IhCOIIt ot Twenty Per Cent from Our J're8cnt I.ow I'rlres Marked In l'iaitt Flgtircs. GREAT CI.EARANC SAL OF ALL WINTI OOODS. All this week we shall give a discount of TNTY PIm CgNT. T\ : ! IEI ClNT. To be deluctel , tram the present low Prices which our goods are markell. All goods marked In plain figures , and In chnnged. Ito single Instance have these prices leen 20 PElt CTNT. ' : To be taken front our entire stock of cntre ! U.hCK AND COLORED Dmss OOODS. I.3dles' long anti short Jackets , Misses' Jackets , 'gretchens antI newmarkets , All our children's cloaks , Fur capes , fur muffs , fur trimmings , lilanke's , eomors : and flannels , : en's cashmere anti wool underwear. : en's cashmere and wool hosiery , Bo 's' cashmere antI wool underwear , I.ndles' cashmere and wool underwear , Misses' : and children's cnshmero and wool underwear , Misses' and children's cashmere and wool hose , llcn's : and bo 's' lined gloves and mittens , Ladies' and children's lined gloves and mit- tens , Wool mittens and wool gloves , Ladles' wool anti lined sklrls. 20 PElt CENT DSCOUNT On our entire stock oC - entre Dress trlmmlnls ; , braids and buttons. . Don't rail to attend this great discount sale. JEI.LI Y , STIGEI & CO. , Farnam and itl Sts. - - , trt'litu ten ' Iii Omnithia. To the Trade oC Omaha : I respectfully announce - nominee that I am fully prepared to furnish to the Ice trade oC Omaha pure artesian water Ice , from Seymour park lake This wnter flows from n telth or 1,400 reet. I Is discharged - charged In the center or the lake , and Is , consequently - sequently , absolutely free from any deleterl- Otis matter , eIther animal or vegetable. The wnter of this lake will rot be used for bath- Ing or nny other purpose that may contamInate - mate it , or unfit It for the production or absolutely - solutely pure Ice. 'a this condition or the water I pledge my personal care and super- . vision. Hepeatcd experiment have shown that this ice has the merit of resisting heat In inciting / to a remarkable degree , ns compared with river ice or Ice from ponds or lakes Cell by springs. I think It can bo shown to possess I value for domestic use and for storage oC not less than 20 percent above nil other Ice In this vicinity. _ Mr. Frank Mattocks : , a gentleman of largo experIence and entIre relIabIlity , will man- age / these ice interests and 'hereby commend - ' mend him to the couldenco oC my friends and the people oC this city. GEOHqE . L. MILLER. is MrJ.SIC.IL OIWLi s. A New York paper tells this good story on Do Koven : - Reginald De Koven chasing a fire engine one morning last week about 9:30 : " or"so was time most astonishing thing Irving place , near Twentieth street , has witnessed for many moons. And Mr. De Koven has Good reasons for sprinting after the valuable machine . When he pulled open the folding doors oC his library I sheet of flame about ns big ns the one that blistered "Slegrrled" on 'lJrunhiIhda's" rock leaned very viciously toward him. I didn't take the composer of "Hob Hood" and "Hobin by" long to under- stand the situation . Yelling out a lire motif In C minor ( Heggie studied singing with : Vanuclnnl 1\ Florence you know l ) , he reached the street In ala brevo tempo. An alarm was sent , and ho returned to the house to fight the Ore fiend ( ns they say In Jersey ' City ) . Then the titan who gave the signal /otlnto / a controversy with a policeman bout the tnt of Dr. Pnrkhurst's whiskers , and so It , came to pass when ! the engines arrived there was no one to - tell them that Irving i place was being gutted / ; tut , like a patent : stove , It was consuming its own smoke all gave no sign outside. Then It was that ! r. Do Koven , casting dignity to the winds , and recalling memories oC athletic days In OX- , ford chased the "niachina' and brought I : back Damages , n rough estmate , $1,000. : r. De Ioven , when 1 saw him , was covered , with scores and soot He had , he said. local color for I new opera to ce called "L'Enrer ; or , Who Stole , the Hose Pipe " " ! r. Thomas J. Kelly will give his fifth afternoon organ recital today , beginning promptly at 3:30 : p. m. The program wi be as follows : PAHT 1. Gothic Mlrch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Salome Melody ) In Q. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gulmnnt I lust Fan tasle. . ; . . . . . . . . . Ienrl Crnmel' A Song. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tosti PAItT II. Pastorahe..Clinches Bnetens : us. Doc ( Dedicated to Mr. Kelly. Ave Marie , from Othello..Verdi . Coronation March. . . . . . . . . . . leyerbeer Consolation . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mendelssohn I'rot Lee G. Kratz has lu process of publication - cation a solo adapted for bass. The words of "Warrior Dold" arc used and It promises to make I solo of unusual excellence. The music Is dedicated to Mr. Will Morrison , the young man who uses his talents so ably In the "T. K. " quartet. Dy the way , the quar- tet's reception at Y. itt. C. A. bal New Year's was most flattering. The fame or De Koven and Smith's opern. "Hob Roy , " has reached "Bonnie Scotland. " ! r , WIlam Pruete , who plays the title role , received a few days ago a letter from I lady In Greenocl , enclosing a Scotch melody of her own coilhposition . which she requested 11' . I'ruette to Introlluce In the Olern. As the music was very , very bail , It wi not see the lght In New Yorl . Josef Hermann I , ittibenstein's last pupil , gave / n concert In London just n few hours before his master tiled , Some days later he gave a memorial recital at Chlltenham. One ot his number was Chopin's 1 minor sonata When he reaehetI the Funeral March the entire audience rose as by I common Im- Pulse and remained standing till the move- mont came to the CUd. A Ihacht-liltiideI recital will be given under the auspices ! or the ladles' musical depart- went or the FIrst Congregational church , January - uary 21. This. affair will without doubt be tile greatest local musical event of the sea- son . both on account of the large number at musicians contributing to the program anti the tact that each mid everyone Is an artist. Owing to the Ilnes or Mrs. Colon nnd consequent absence front the cathedral choir Miss Myrtle : Coon will b the soprano until Mrs. Cotton's recovery , Miss : Coon was tor- merly the soprano at the St. Mary's Avenue Consrelatonal church but that choir has ! heen abandoned , so she Is free to fill the vacancy , Franz Adelmann , Herbert Buter , Jr , I.e- to\sl < y , ! r. Sauelweln , Jr , Charles HiggIns have trganlzed a string quartet to give t chamber music 'ut the Woman's cub room every SUllay afternoon . commencing Janu- ary 13. Mr. Butler and : llr , Adelmann will I alternate frt violin , On his concel't tour 1r , Hans Albert wi Ip I use ' a genuine Strallvarius violin , loaned b3I Mr. Smith or Chicago , n violin collctor who I owns about IOOQOO worth or rare old violins , Ur. Uaeten' masterly organ COllpIsltl'm , entitled "A l'nslorale , " will be Illayed today by Mr , leely at his organ recital. The compoblton WIU dCllc ted t ohlm. Mr. Charles Stephens 'wil " remain i II I 0lah1 , rumor to the ontrary , not wih , sianduuiij , and will { ollow his profession in . dpeiitieut o any Inusle hou6e. Iherwol ( , the well known pianist. will glvl a recital at Irwnel : hal on February - , which lovers , wIll IlfO\'C very ntralve to UUslc In herr Omah Joseph Ou11n his dclded to remain : . - - - - - 1llh of : llllull 'iisylor. IlL.D LI'I ' . Jan , 5.-eaptaln John \ Taylor , receiver ot tacs oC this city , died tcla ) ' " TII SOIrT1 iO. 2. Great Cro,11 Atlulr,1 Its Famish Opefl Inl Last ? 'tlgItt. Those who were there last night expressed n great deal ot surprise at the neat and tasty ' appearance or "The Schlitz No 2 , " which Is ns "Schhita" as "Schlitz" can b. Whn that Is said It nearly tells the story , for the appointments are perfect , with one oC the finest bars and restaurant room In lie city. The proprietor , Mr. Ernest 0. l'er whQ has hln identified with lalst and SchlItz for years , received many hearty congratulations - tons upon his ability as an entertainer. The saloon Is bright , new and clean , anti commends Itself to all lovers of Schlitz's famous - atolls beer. Its location , on the cast sillo of Fourteenth stre ct , Just north of the alley north of 1ouglas street , Is made all the more prominent by the Schlitz color oC the brick , so that everyone knows the place' at a glance. , . S. 1' . 011111 Is now selling corn and oats In connection with his wholesale flour busIness Pull weights guaranteed IG . and Nlcb01as. Tel. 59 New picture frames . at A Hospo' Now Plnlo 81 or" Terms $0 arid $7 monthly. _ _ _ _ A. lospo , Jr. , 1113 DouGlas street. _ . hlomiteeekcr'u , xcurslons. . On January 15th. 189JJ , the Union Pacific system wi sell tickets Irons Missouri river Iolnts and stations In Kansas antI Nebraska to points south antI west In Nebraska anti Kansas , also 10 Colorado , Wyoming [ ant Utah . at a rate of one Orst-clnss tnre for the round trip , plus $2.00. MinImum : rate , 700. See your nearest . Union Pncilc ticket agent. E. L. LOMAX , General Pasonger ali Ticket Agent , Omaha , Neb. - - - . . 1' . \ . l' , T. U. The monthly business meeting of the Young Woman's Christian Temperance union will be hell nt the Young Men's Christian association parlors nt 8 o'clock Tuesday evening , Jan- tiary 8. - . The Ilrlltoll HOlte Iersonnly Conduclell Exeuirtomiq . To California leave Omaha every Thursday Thurslay morning ! . - Through to San Francisco and Los Angeles without change. Chenpest and best way or reaching any point In Colorado , Utah or California. Tickets and advertising matter at 1324 Far- nam street. : I. J. DOWLING , City Passenger Agent. - S Emerson pianos nt A. hIQspe's. 0 NeUIIlm 1.lmUm1 TriLlus On and aCer Sunday , November 4 , the Chicago , 1I1wlukee & St. Paul "electric ! lighted ImletI" wIll leave Omaha at 6 p. m. , arriving In Chicago at 9 a. m. Hemem- : her this train carries dinner a la carte. C. S. CARRIER , Ticket Agent , 1504 Farnam St. . Artists' sUPPlies , A. . Hospe 1513 Douglas. TilE HUtECT SUUTIIIN IUUTE \11 the flock llnlt- hortest Line nnll llstOt Tim" . To all points In Kansas , Oklahoma , IndIan t Territory , Texas and : l points In southcrn California. Only one rl : out to all points ! In Texas. The "Texas Limited" leaves Omaha at 5:15 : n. m. daily except Sunday landing passengers nt all points In Texas 12 hours In advance ot all other lines. Through tourist I cars via Ft. Worth and E Paso to Los An- geles. For full particulars . maps , folders , tolers 'etc. , cal at or address itocic Island Ucl.et ofce , 162 Farnam St. - - CHAS. KENNEDY . O. N. W. P. A. & . 1. . . Ghmnjaum. I now ceiling corn and oats In connection ! wih his wholesale flour business Ful Ii Ful weights guaranteed. 1G and Nicholas. Tel. 592. . Hahiet-Davie pianos nt A. Ilospo's . e A LOBSTER SEANCE. . ' The \orsllle Zachary Llndsoy ( Jmiravis 1 NOv \crslun ot " .1ut 3IujIer. " Toot anti Shoe Recorder. "I am tryiag , " said Z. T. LIndsey or Olahn , "to write a new version oC Mend Muller. " laud We had been having broiled lobster and were becoming more confidential every min- ute. ute."A "A new version or the Judge and the maiden ? " I asled. "Yes. " "Whittier don't quito meet the Nebraska requirement ? " "Never mind about any sarcasm. " I mean what I say. "I've sympathized with poor ! ad for 'ears. " " " 'hy po ? " "Decause the judge went back on her. In my version I shall Insist on having the judge marry Maud and so end the marr courtship natu- rally and as IL should be. " "Zachary , " I asked "Is this I prelude to another advertising scheme ? " "No ; all sentiment and no business " " "In your version you localize the poem ? " "Yes , slightly. 1 make Mend a Nebraska girl. Listen , : J. Maud Muller on a summer's morn Jerked the suckers from the corn. And walupell the striped hugs that flew From the melon vines In the morning dew 1. Her dress , though adjusted with patient care , Was , ninyhe , a little the worse for wear ; But her face was as fair as the ripe , red rose , Though she had n few freckles upon her nose' "What do you think oC It ? " "I want more evidence , Zachary. " "Then I proceed : " - IH . leI father ; an honest and kind I old jay , \\as out In the meadow making hay , And trying to lift , with his brawny arm , The mortgage that covered the dear old farm. TV 'Twns nn uphill job and It made him swear , For he hind ten children all ( logs to spare 10ls And the crop was large , but the price was not , Ant the annlnl Interest made him hot. "How does that strike you ? " "Sounds 1 < a political campaign docu- merit Where docs the judge como In ? " "Here he comes : " y , The judge rode by on his swn ' -bacl < ed horse , And course saw 1a\l : luler and changed his le was hair struck , with her beautiful eyes and And fell In love with her then and there VI lIe stopped anti conversed at the growing crops And the wavering price and the bucket shops And sense was 111Ite Impressed with her sterling \s she wlt his classic eloquence "Any comment ? " "Csnt : you. leave out 'hucket shop ? ' I don't mind so much for myself , but you know that J. E , l'itts Is semisitive. " "J g. Pits Is all right. Let me tell you about this judge : " -vii , JIe came each ( lay anti longer stayed , Ant offered his hand to the modest maid , And she , In true lover's variance versed , Requested to bl U sister nt hhu-t , VIII , But afterwards 'Ielded , when he demurred , , Submitted 1 brief and her dad concurrell ; And so It was settled the twain should be One and the same for eternity . " 9tly next verse . " said < Mr. I.lndsey , "Is t what -\V. F 1. Mayo would call a howler Hero's where Maud lands the judge : " IX The wedding day came , 'twns 1 grant affair , For the cream of the country was gathierec there , Gathered And ! alil was dressell like n airy queen , 't' the fInest togs she hnd ever seen , And the judge was happy amid 10 was she , And ao was the whole communIty . "The average poet , " said Mr. lntIsey , ternhlE back In ' his chair , and motioning to the waiter for two more lobster "woulL stop wih that last verse. I don't leave my P hero und heroine In any such abrupt way See bow I round 'em Ul : " . . X , M inwhl the MuhlEt' iilll 5iuieti to be 1"rclh meat for the rl\'enous mortgagee . But the judge' In U dlgnlled legal way , Sought Ila ' the creditor out nnl ath'anced . the And gnVe lila wltc's ( other a ( urns besides Wihout the least Ihow oC judicial pride Anti saId to himself lS he wrote the eel , "I'l not lCO my tuther-In-Iaw In need , For he gave me hIs daufhter , and she Ilone II worUI muny tmes III the wealth lawn , " This time 1 10uglt the lobsters. BiBLE BECOMER A NEW BOOR - I Cnn Ee Rend nnd Itoread Without Ever Growig Btlo. - DR , PARKER TALKSJ UPON TillS SUBJCT : - leglnnlnJ Tudnr , . .110er nt I'rnycr \11 10 ( Incnel"hy Chlrclll ot the . l'roteunnt Ilnlh-Tolle In the Local i'tmlptts. - "It Is the wonder or the bible thnt you never get through I , You get \hrough \ all other books , but you never get through the bible. I have prrnched twenty. fve volumes of sermons upon this book , anti now that I have written the very last word , whnt Is my feellng-I ought to have some feeling about ' I. Why , this , that 1 have not begun it I ) 'et. No other book could offer such infinite variety - ely of maler:11 : ns Is offered by the bible , " salll Dr. Joseph ) 1arl < er , tIme noted divine , "Now , when a mnn Is instructed In the ngdom I of heaven , when a preacher or a mln of great social position has a revelation communlctell to hultit It Is with the divine intention that I should he passell on to the next man. 1 must not say GOII lies /Inn / mo this anti I am going to keep I wholy to myself. I cannot In all God's re\'elnto s I i hear the great command : ' 00 ye Into all the world nnd preach the gospel to every ' crture . ' I was meant for the next titan : the next , parish , until all the worltI has heard time , music that was lavished on me. I "Now , the only lun who can expound his own book Is the Sa\'lor. He only knows what Is In Moses anti the Prophets anti l'saimns con- cernln hliniseif lie expounded to them Moses nli the Prophets and the Psalms , right up to lime own self. "Now , I want Him to talk with mo In that wa ' . Ws ascension Is His nearness to me : le Is now no moro on earth : He Is only In heaven. This Is a curious relation , but there Is nothing Paradoxical In I. Ha went up that H\ I might come ilowmm . What I want , therefore , Is to have my own bible , my own personal bible , as It \ \ ere , and to sit u long tlmo alone and say to Jesus , 'Now what does this mean ? ' and Ho will tel me. We can have times together , great merriments und joltes , and Cite sound or trumpets and trumpts shnwms. " 'heh the bible becomes 0 new book ; He expounds It to mo when we are alone : no noise or time mnrl.ct place , no roar or the ' bitter north wind , but n great calm and un- slJnknblo peace , " Thin lhlllA , or Iho Sea. The Islands oC the Sea , called also 'OceanIca , Polynesia antI Micronesia , are In the Pacilc ocean southeast or Asia. antI northeast or Austrlia New Zealand , Australia and Van Diemen's Land are now missionary centers , Ind are ' sending / out consecrted men amid women to ' evangelize their still benighted nel/hbors. / In Polynesia are 26 l nglsh missionaries , 3Gl native pastors , ,26G teachers and evangc- lists , H,2G church unmbers and 523 schools , with 1393 [ ; pupils. In the South seas time gospel work has been done mostly by the native Christians , ns many of time missinaries have been killed by fevers epidemics anti time samges. 1'led John Wiiams oC the London Missionary society began work on the Samoan Islands fifty years ago The population dr We Snmoan islands II about 30,000 , oC whom ,374 , ; are church mem- hers and 1,734 [ ; nreadherents ! to Christanity , Trade In sandal wood began In the New Hebrides In 828. After the traders followed John Williams . whol ' was killed- In folowcd . 11ev. H. A. Hobertor a missionary of the Presbyterian church In Canada , writing Cram Eromanga , New Hebrides , says : "We dispensed - pensed the Lord'st SUP1r In Julv last nt Dillon's bayto 100 people , and the - - eldest son at the , mnurderer of John Williams was WiIams IJptzed , in4beiprcsencoofiq00'upeople , and took his place at. the cd 1m union table " RQv. Jolm.G. Paten , the pIoneer worker In cannibal lands , was born In Scotland In 1824 , . 182 and , accompanIed by his young wife , arrived , In 188. [ ; nt New .ounl . the island at Tannn he buried his wIre amid little son four months aCer Indlng. Time purpose or time recent visit oC Dr. Paten to America was to urge the United States government to unite with Great Britain In prohibiting time trade oC IIrearms , nnlnunl- lion , intoxicating liquors anti opium In the New Hebrides anti western Pacilc Islands. Time Sandwich or hawaiian Islands , discovered - covered by Captain Cook In 178 , received the fIrst missionaries In 1820 , and In one generation there are more than [ ; 8,000 Chris- tiamse. tans. Missionaries went out from the Sandwich Islands to the Carolina , Marshall anti Gilbert Islands In 185 [ ; : , anti 15,000 of the 100,000 In- hablnnts have been converted larch 31 , 1810 , WW the day at the ful- fhncnt oC Acts I , .8 , when Christ's witnesses aboard the Thndeus winesses sighted the Iiats'aiiaa Hlwalnn snow-capped peak of Manna Loa. At 0 recent meeting In Aneltyum the mis- sion synod determined to establish a college In the New Hebrides for the 0 colege natvo teachers nnd pastors. The S''rk or l'rlyor. Tcday wi bo observed throughout the Protestant world by all the evangelical churches , wih the exception of time Protestnnt Episcopal church , ns the IIrst day at what Is Imown ns I week oC prayer In addition to time special service On Sunday , services will be held every evening during the week Title weel at prayer originated In India about fifty years ago. TIme foreign mlslon- arles there at one oC their meellngs requested Christians In all parts oC the world to spend the first week In each year In prayer for time conversion oC the world to Chtnistianity . The suggestion was received with great. favor . and In a remarkably short tlmo a great part at geat the Protestant churches everywhere began celebrating the weel by holding services every evening. At first the week was entirely devoted to prayer for reign missions , but soon the scope or It was enlarged SD that It became I regular annual s'eek oC meetings In dlerent churches for the purpose of prying for revivals , and H soon came to bo the case that this week of prayer was followed by re- vlvala In tInt churches. Now time genernl ax- pectnton Is that after time wcelc ot prayer there will be revivals of religIon all conversions - sions In ni the churches In which It Is cele- brated. The denominations which will idea Part In the observance at this special tsoek of prayer are tIm Methodist Bphcopal , the Pres. byterlan , the Congregatonal , the Lutheran , the Baptist anti Christian churches , anti prob- ably In Omaha It wlbo observed In all the churches of those and ihinthred denominations. During the week' Dt prayer the days will bo observed as roilowsl 10nday , "Humilia- ton amid I'rayer ' Timestlay "Tho Church : Universal : " WedncBdn "Nations and 'helr Rulers : " Thursday , ' .W rel/n / Missions ; " Fri day , "lome Missionst' : Saturday , "I'amllle8 ; nnl Schools , " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - 11011) Will HIl icmtt . -The thirteen newtumd returning missionaries - aries , who sailed tiul New Yorl on October 1 , reached Alexandria , , , Egypt , on November 9 , having sarcly mae.tho trip In n Ito less than n ntoumtbm 'hbsa-'who were going on to India left Cairo , l'gyiuton : ' November 21. and were at Ismalia awaitIng a steamer for ibm- bay on the 22d. I the remaining part of their trip proved wlbe as pleasant anti expeditious - pelitous as the frstwart ot I , they are ere this date lt thc end bf their hong / journey by sea anti hand . This missionaries In Egypt were much cheered lsV'time addition to their workIng rorce. 'hose In India have no doubt been lade glad for tie same reason M - though both missions are thus strengthened , still the cal Is loud for more help. This hell ) will be sent al teen as the missionaries can be obtained , nnl the means rurnlshed to take them to their fields and sustain timem In Local l'ulpits. Dr. Chapin will lecture Wordswartb at the Uniarian churcb lt 8 p. m , Umsh'ersalist ChurchHeDr. . Augusta Chulln" . pastor , will preach at 10:4 : [ ; a. in. No evening senlce. "A Watcimwordor the New Year , " antI "Tho WorM Going , " will be the topics at time Cavalry Baptist ) church , Twenty.slxth and Seward streets , next Sunday At Trinity lelhoalsl , lCountzo Place , nev. F. H. Sanderon , I ) . D. , the liastor wil prcach 01 the Colowlng new year subjects : lonlng ! , "The Silver Gong Striking , " I \n' lug "A Stronghold for 1&95. , Walnut lull MethodIst plseopal.-CIs l meeting , 10 a. m. ; imreaching 10:45 : a , 1. : Sunday ectoci l , 12 mu. ; Junior League , 3:30 : p. m. ; Epworth league , 6:30 : p.m. ; preachln , 7 week :10 : p. I , 1. SIeclal meetings every night this Trinity Cathedral-At 8 a. m. first celebration - tlon of the holy cummunlon ; 10. bible c118s : 11. seconll celebration oC the holy commuu- Ion anti sermon ; 3 p. m. , SunlllY pchool , all nt 7:30 : the evening service Everybody welcome - come Sewnrl1 Street Methodist I IIRcopnl cbucrch , corner Twenty-second and Sewnrll , W. J. Ileans , pastor-Morning servIce . 10:30 : ; evening . lng , 7:30. : MornIng subject , "Tho Flight or Time , " Evening theme , "Taldng a I'rcsh I Start . , I In the afternoon Prof. Herrn will speak lt tIme First Methotlst Episcopal church upon time "Political AIpearlng of Christ. " llondy : evening he wi lecture In the caine church , hIs sUbject being , "Tho Chrlstnn lealzatlon of nemorncy . " , Westminster Presbyterian , Twenly-nlnth anti Mason 8treets-Prenchlng by tIme pastor He\ John Gordon , D. D. , at 10:30 : n. I. ant at 7:30 : p. 1. This will be the Orst cf a series oC people's Irvl < es. subject : "Tho Ninety and Nine " , Unity church , Seventeenth anti Cass streets , Npwton 1. Innn , Ilnlsler- lornlng service at 10:41 : , prenchlng by Mr. Mann j Sunday school at noon ; Unity club lecture In the evening by Augusta J. Chnpln , D.D. . subject , \\'ordsworth " . , KountzI MemorIal Lutheran , corner Six- teenth amI Harney street , lte' A. J. Tnr'l I < e , pntor-Servlce at 10:30 : a. in. and 7:30 : ii. I I. In thin cvenlng the pastor will preach I by rturst on "Gustavus Adolphus , the de- render oC Protestantsm , ' ' SIeclal evangelistic meetings , commencing this evening , anti eontnulug every ovenl1/ / { nt the Park Avenue liniteti ltresbyteriaim Unlcl ] 1reslytcrlnn 'church , corner Park avenue nnt Jncl < son strcet. Preaching every evening by le\ " . John F , Baxter oC Moody's Insttute , Chicago. Grace Evangelical I.utheran church , Twent-slxth street , between Poppleton anti ant Woolworth avenues-The pastor He\ Luther 1 Kuhns , wi conduct divine services nt 1 n. m. nnll 7:30 : P. I m. , amid preach on "Your- I self , The Christian , " and on "The Young llan's : Soul " First Church or Christ , Scientist-Anciemmt Order Unied 'orlunan hal , IG and 17 Pat. terson block , Seventeenth and I nrnal streets llrs. : A. F. DeLong , iastom' Preaching lt 10:1 : 15 [ ; n. I" , Sunday school Inmellately following - lowing All arc cortlnlly immvited. Reading rooms , same building . open durIng the wick ( rout 10 a. m. to I 1 p. m. , to which all are I welconme First Methotlst Episcopal church , corner Twentieth and Davenport streets-Servlccs nt 10:30 : n , m. nnd 7:30 : p. m. , Suntay school at noon , class mcetlng at 9:15 : amid pworth I.eaguo nt G:30 : P. m. Time isator . He\ rnnk Crane will Irench In time morning. le\ ' . George D. Horrors will OCCUI1Y the pulpit In the evening , slealdng on "rho Political Appearing oC Christ " Special services at the Beth-EtIen BaptIst DaplsL church wi consist oC the installation of time newly elected dencomms. Charge / will be delivered by the pastor , after : which the _ - - - - hanl1 of fellowship will be given to those receIved Into the church during tht IUllt month The service will conclude wills the observance oC the Lord's supper . Scats are free , and stranger are welcomne 1Irhio Congregational church , Gregory J. Powell , pastor . Subject 10:30 : a. m , : "A New Era I . " SnbJect 7:0 : p. 1 , : "Tho Oreat- cst Prphet a Martyr , " George McI.eod will speak to the Junior Entlen\'orer anti others at fi:30 : p. m. The week or prayer there will bo meetn ! every night except Iomlny and Saturday . to bo followed by the communion servlcr January 13. In the Young Ien's Christian association parlors at 3:1 : ; o'clock p. m. , Majol' JaJort wi speak to 'oung men Oi "I.oklnr For- ward , " The choir of the AIm Saints' church will repeat their excellent Christmas music with 8n orchNtral preute by the association orchestrn. lembcrs or the board of directors of the association wi also speak nt this service. The hlhle chase will meet at 2:4. : . anti 10 under the direction of Dr. Henry. St. Mnrs Avenue Congrcgational-l1reachm- Ing at 10:30 : a. in. by He\ S. Wright huller , n.D. , topic , "New Year incentives , " followed b y communion : nt 6:45 : reunion services or time Yottng People's Society oC Christian En- denver wih closing ndless by thl , pastor nt 7:15 : 1 [ ; . The services or time "Week or i'raycr" each evening frUits 7:30 : to 8:30. : : arc apportonet nmong the several auxiliary so- cietles of the church , n'lll Intereltlng exer- cises may 10 expected. The public cordially wclcomcd to nil services. First Congregational , Nineteenth anti I.el\- enworth street-Helular ; morning service nt 10:30 : . Preaching b ) le\ ' . Prof. Herron of Grinnel , In. SubJect : "Tho 'rnsflguratlon of Life. ' ' Ccmmunlon service wil follow the morning service. SUlla ' Ihool nt 12 m. , musical service at 3 p. m. Special week or lmraYer. The services will 0 conluctell by Ue\ Alexanller P. Irvine , Monday : Tuesday - day , Thurday ant Friday evenings ! nt S o'cloek. strangers are invited , and are treated with nil courtesy . At Immnnuel Baptist clmrch , North Twent ' -rourth and Inney streets , Ie\ ' . P. " ' . Foster , pastor , will hnve for his morning / thele : "Olen Doors , or Enlarged Oppor- tmmnities , ' ' For the evening theme : ' 'loVe tunites. Cnro for lhe PerIshing At the conclu lon oC the 10rning sermon the 10rls supper wi be celebrated , anti nt the close oC time even- In/ / service baptism will bo administered. Young peoplo'l meeting nt G:30 : p. iii. The week or prlycr will bo observed ly leetlngs ' every cvenlng during the week. p Auctinim-Clmmmttho alortgmtgo-Atmctloim. ' Tuesday , .Tnnuary 8. 10 n. 1. , , Europeaum hotel , corner ' Tenth anti howard , thirty-live rooms , furniture , betdlng , carlets , elc. ; also saloon fixtures , pol table , cash register , anti one upright Knnbe pinna. U. WELLS , Aucloneer for ortgagees. S . Delel Institute of Blair . Neb. , Is the best and emily guaranteed cure of the liquor , mor- phlno and tobacco habit p Pianos to rent. A. Hospe , 1613 Douglas. _ _ _ _ - - - - . IIIN IIINI' I" " I , , - SKATES. SKATES - , - - - - Everybody is Skating and If this weather keeps LADIES' up i will be well _ SKATES . . .to have , Skates on i to get around MENS' and town. We have _ BOYS' _ _ SKATES _ _ _ _ them in all grades i The 99-Cent Store . 1319 Farnam St. iiiirn ? Mrs. J. Benson * Doulas : .V. v Nr. : jOt - CHILDRENS' CLOAKS _ - We are selling Chit- . I 'I seling Chi- dren's Cloaks below cost , if j g , The material is of the I . , .l.t,4ps _ best and the styles are - . , perfect and correct , , These Garments are being sold so low by us . - that if you want a cloak ' - - you wi buy. . . , vVE I-lAVE EXTENDED THE TIME ON OUR SOUVENIRS - VENIRS , I-lAVE YOUR TICKET EXCHANGED . FOR A NEW ONE. hadiBS' ' Vllrnisher . MR8JBKN80N . i . - KNIFED.0 ' Cuting Prices on al Grades of Shoes You are missing the chance of a lifetime if yon don't take advantage of our Cut PrIces in Shoes. OUR : 98 CENT TABLE IS A PERFECT WONDER. $3.00 , $4.00 AND $5.00 SHOES . , 98c ( Sizes 2 , 21 , a i tnt 84 . ) Monday we take a full line of Ladles' Hand Turned Cloth Top Button ; also a line of Hand Welts-our regular . ulal' $5.00 Shoe-al day Monday we will sel tham at (1 .50 $2.50 All Szcs , - - - . - - Al / Width ) DREXeL & ROSNZWIG SHOE CO" , 1419 Fnl'nnm St. . 141 . . . . , . _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - . flu . $4 I Jl'euL" Interest. ' . . la\'ln bank pay on $ . You cal make more on sift ) In : years titan n bank cnn dltlon " : t ) ' In , 10 years , and In ad- \\.e Insure Your Life 11 one or the most reliable IIUI'nlC l'olpnnles 11 the . worll FOIl NOTHING. In case of acehlent y&mtm get. 10 munch 1 lonth In case oC ( h'lth yotmr faintly gets , $2000 to : ; OOO This protection anti the - host lot ever solll In I evr Ollha for the 1onr ' , yost get for enl ' $2O , which Is bel.roek-nctmmni . . . \ 'tuluie-mso llom Prices-nb. \ - llcl'-ab- ) ! soitttcly gilt-eigomi ntstl . , ! olltch' J11'e.I 011 Per- feet ttle I Bu when Ilrlces are low. Don't wal till es'- em'yotso else has the ( ever n 11 1.ou.'v111 . double a. . . Your Money - ou. . 1loneJr Ihivostlgnte , timid t wi tae ) ' -We ne"I'r . haullell Iptcr I 11'01)ert . We never nft'reci nflretl fIC I hlr nln ! Each 1 IJlr- chler gets $2.0 to 1.000 Inurnce. Omsiy a Illed .o mimi timiem' or lots vi I I he sohl In this ( WI ) " . Come 1111 sea ' tie . I'm'operty "hown at any ' J tiimme. luus't nsismi the chnnce ) "t , I t costs ' I ! yott nothln to In- 1 , 'estignte . First 1) , 'lent , so cash . Office tinily $ clsh. Ollen . Ofice S I , m. to 6 II. 1. Int dll , W'emlutctiny anti Saturday \'llhletIY Satlrlay evenlnss from 7:30 : tu 9 l.mtt. . AMES REAL ESTATE . AGENCY 1617 Farnm Street Opposite New Yorl Life tbtmihding . Established " 1880 blahe" Tclc\hulu 703 - - , , , SMITH&WESSONI : . . . ' ' - ' ; , Ni - , _ ; - tz _ ' . ' . < . ' " ' . ? - ' DAVIES . Every lady ha\I\ " her hall drcsscd ' " ' thIs weel'wl l'ccel\ I beautiful shel comb UEE. , ' - " 7o have time only fii'st class IAIB ' DRESSER In the c1 ' . Shampooing' ) ami Scalp Treatment ' . . . :10 her SPECArlJES , and : S given hy ) her wIll lOsitivehy cum dandrul mind IJ'Oyout the hall falling out nul I Mrs. R. H. Davies 1520 Douglas St. . p Colonial Chairs - - . You want one or these In your lbrary or . living room. They have grown ) to bo ns much I necessary part oC the fnrnlure of I 10dor house as a 1)lalo or I lea tier easy chair There are over fifty llfereut styles , nil copies of /ennln / colonial originals . but for . time threa essentials oC comrort , benuty or outline , ant historic suggestiveness there II no l > tern so popular as title It elbolles the hlh ! bacl with time gallery - lery bade above , the "dug' or recessed sat , the breath nrm rests , the tapering cross- braces , the nearly every wel known Ceaturo ot the 18th century construmetiomm . Wa take specIal Ilains wih the mnarquetry ' IrquetrY' or our colonial rrares , ant at the low Irlco . , _ , at which wo arc selling these chairs there Is nothing that can compare with them al the price In this country Charles Shivorick & Co' : FURNITURE of Every 003orlpt : ! ( . ' 'ellorary J.oCllo : : ! , . , . , , : lon urnS Ju " ( JOI ! ' " ' Stroo MILLARD IOTI L ILOCK YOUR COUGH bothsci's you HOle , do'mi't. U I ? I will bothm' the " ' " ' , ' "COIII'Olltol" 10\0 I yOU go 10 ohll'cl. La l Crippe e Cough Cure 18 wlnt you l'td. It I ( JI'CB , 250 em' 50o . . 1)01' IJtlo. ! llplo { co. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. . \AIC : ITNJ SlI.L IT - . N. B. We Keep P. L , Cream . -
