F 8 TmmrDA1J4 JH TOI ] [ ONDA.Y , .AIUIJ. . 1 , lSn . I
ORCHESTRA FOR TilE cnUUCH
Rev Dr But er Not Oonscrvntivo Respecting
fncrcd ! Song Service ,
illS TALK ON "MESSAGE or TIlE WIRE , "
Office or : IiIc In lIenrlnl tie ) Soul V\lwnrcl \
1\ol 10 110 ClrcnntNerlhel1 . , . by Nleo
NulhlllN ? or I'rOllflrl-Slncerlty
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At St Mnry's Avenue Congregational !
church last evening the lIen's : club lad
chare ! of t'Eio ServieL The haydn String ! ;
quartet remleretl ( several pleasing ! ; selections
and Miss mcho played several vlollncello
solos from Huhensteln and Ooltl'rmann. Hev.
S. Wright ! : Butler chose ns his topic "The
Message ! ; or the Strings , " his text being "The
Lorll Is ready to save lI1e , therefore wo will
sing ! ; my songs to the strlugetl Instrllments
nil the ( days or our life In the house of the
Loril"
"Tho te1crnph ! wires , of what vnllle lire
they hanging ! idly In the sky ? " saltl Dr.
Blltler. "They nre or no value whatever If
they are tc be sImply supported between the
earth nl1l1 sky and hang moaning ! ; 111 the
wind If this Is nil they are utterly or no I
value , for theIr value to us comes slmllly liS I
they have a message on the wire I'lIt n I
message there and they hecomo or inesti-
mnhlo vnllle. They have nothing to say of
themselves , hilt you cnn put a tneesage ! there
which will swa' souls and move lIIen. So It
Is with , preaching , prayer . and IIImlc. These I
are not ends In themselves. lL Is the ines-
sage ! of the strings that IIInkes them vaIn- ,
IIble.
"The melodies we hear may not nlwn's lxC C
sacred melodies. The strings themselves are C
Innrtlcllinte-songs without worcls. They of-
fey themselves to us as a medillm. And so C
the Illestion comes : have ' lI'e 11 right to
put a sacred message to a secular air ? '
There are the songs or Davlel . , nil written C
to be sung nt the tabernacio nnll nt the CC C
feasts , with their marks for orchestration IInll I
the names or the tunes at the Iwall which I
they were to he sung to. David wrote at L
the head of the lrty-slxtb , song , 'Let this C
be sting to the 110pular air " ' 0 , Silent Dove C
In I.'nr-OIY Lands. " ' The Sixtieth psalm was
sung ! ' : to the air , 'Fair as Lilies Is Thy Law. '
"It Is ours to take these wordless winged I
things wo call tunes and usa them. Thl -
song ! ; service 11'0 have tonight should he usell I
as on antiphonal aervice respolulln ! tQ tile
choir of the angels We should use the
music ns 11 menus to carry our message. All I
we do In such a service , our song ! , our read
lug of scripture , our 11rayers. may 1m l as
nothing Wo have nn illustration of this In
ha
the account or the two men who went Into
the temple to prey. One or them hall nothIng -
log hut lip service 10 oITer. These services
must come from the heart.
"The soul In nil ages has always rounll
these songs the best means to IIrt It higher
The Hebrews hello\'e" ! It was necessary to
have nn ornateness or service , hut Jesus
taught that It Is the message , whether con
veyed by the clangIng or timbrels , or b ) ; y
the gUt of a Clip of cold water , that stlllllls
for anything.
"What Is 7flISIC. then ? It Is a telegraphic
message , a melllum. Then why should not
wo sing these songs or raise ant ? service to
the stringed Instruments now , using them to
convey our me.sage or love and praise , Instead ! -
stead of waiting until we join the choir
above ? " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
.1'I.EA FOR 1'1I1 ItRIE1).UAN.
Adclrcu of ICe , ' . W. II. neece Bt Trinity
III..thOlIl Ye.torI1"y alornhig ! : , .
The pulpit of TrInity Methodist : church was
LiI.
occupied yesterday morning by He\- VI' . r I.
Heece or Cincinnati , an ofllcer or the Freed-
men's Aid socIety , on organization devoted
to the amelioration at the condition of the
colored racc.
Mr. neece's remarks , In substance , were In I
praise at the natural brightness of Afr ) -
Americans , and the great benefits that accrued ( -
crued when educational facilities were placell
within their reach. The colored man , he I
sold , had been oppressed for years wllh the
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sl'ackles of cruel slavery and denied every
opportunity or mental development until recent
cent years. The advancement of the race
was gratifying ! , but there yet romaIne
much to bo dono. Colored people were poor
poeto
and many or them had no time to devote to I
study. Many or them were compelled to I
have their children work , and thus the JIltie
ones were growIng tip In Ignorance. The
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speaker made on eloquent plea for the frced- i
men of America , and his entertaining address i-
dress was IIstenell to by n congregation that
taxed , the capacity of the church.
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SHE LOOTbD THE ' STRONG BOX.
J.alelt.ohl"vI11111'1I1 of nn lvolllurrh' I. '
Unclor the (1110 or I' flolnostic
About three weeks ago a woman who ga\"e
her name liS Sarah gdwarlls and ! her occ Li-
11IItion as a domcstle . was around the city
nsldn for emnloYinent. but for some tin 10
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she was unsuccessful In obtaining worlt. lIer
search finally tcolt her to tue tlOmo of J. W.
Arnold , 1218 North Eighteenth ! stri'et , to
whom she told ! her heartS Icicle story and was
given crnphoytncnt lIer work gave satisfac
tlon , nnd she was kept In the service of the
family until she got ready to leave It on her
OIVn , , account.
Dut this , however , sue did not do until she
had becolllo quite familiar with t'ne habits
or the family fcr which she was working and
had found where the vllluables and money
were ltept. Then she began planning n way
to get out or the emllloy of her benefllctors.
Last Friday she removed all her property
which sue had ( brought : to t'IO Arnold home ,
and this sire IIccompllshed without time knowledge - I
edge of the healls of the fll III II y. She was , I
hcwover , seen hy one of the Arnold children ,
W'IO did not say anything IIbollt It at thb
tlIIIO. t 'l'hlsIIneh IICCO\lllll1shed , she wnltell
for the darkness of Saturday night : ; 10 ap-
Proachu to cOIIII.leto . her plans. When alec was
clillell yesterday morning : ; site failed to an
swer , and II was found that she hall flown
antI taken \lllh leer $28 , all lie ( money the
strong . box ccntllined.
Time facts Were reported to time 110llce , TIle
wOlllan Is sUPPoRe1 to be the snmo one who
has stolen front other f.unllles In thee tiamo
manner.
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'rJlI UJlUWT bOUTItEISS I10U l'l
"Iu Hock 181 Itlll , IIhllrtolt 1.1110 BOil Lr.Istsit
'Ihun.
To all points In Itansas , Oklahoma , Indian
Territory , Texas and all Iolntll ) In southern
California , Only one night out to all points
ot Texas "The Texas 1.lmlled" leaves Olllaha
at 6:15 : 11. 111. dully , f'xcepl Sunday landing
passengers nt all Points In Texas 12 hours In
advance of all other lines Through tourist
cars via Ft. Worth and m POlO 10 Los An-
geler. For full particulars , maps , foldc-rs ,
etc. , call at or address Hock ? hland ticket
OIDCL' , 1e02 I'drna\ll st.
C1IAS. IClNNEDY , O. N. W. P. A.
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It Few . \llvltllllllr. .
Offered by the Chicago , Milwaukee & St.
Paul railway , the short line to Chicago. A
, ' . ' clean train made up and started from
Omaha. Unlmace chec\e \ trom residence to
11eatlnntlon. Jolegant : train service and courteous -
tcoUI cml'lo'e8. Enllre tr. lighted ! by
electricity and heated bi tcm , with ell'C-
trlrt light ) : : In every berth llIcst dining car
aerylco In thee west . with meals served "a 13
carle. " The Flyer leaves lit Ii p. m. dally
from Union ICllot.
( ; lty Ticket omre ( , 1501 Farnam street 0 ,
13. Carrier , city ticket I1gcnt.
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' Itiu : vw 1011111.
A very low fatl ! Ullmcseekl1rs' excursion to
the splendid IIgrlclllluul and fruit lands ot
Mississippi . and \Iahama will lea\'o Omaha on
T\ludny. April 2. 1or full Illformation as to
hand , Toltes , etl ! , call ou or write
T. S.-cI.i\mSO , I
, lIuom 521 , 1st sat Dk , lIIdg. , .
Omaha , .
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, The rcmalns ' ot Mt ' t . James icrner wee ,
jall1 to re't ; In b'orcBt 1.lWIc'IlItter , ) ' rea-
hrla t ) ' .i'trrnObn. Tile obsequies took lace
at ( ffi ( flLmll ) ' I'efl'ltnc , W08 CoLby slreel , nt
C 2 : o'clocl 'fhere was n large attendance
tiotwitlustarudiumg tIme ralim A number of
te Qtlllld Army mnn and their wives were
r.otlCelllJle.
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Sanleron of Trinity Methodist : church. :
The Pall henrer , nil Grnnll Army men ,
were O. SnnllerRon , Peter Schvenk M. J. '
I'"eenan , II . H Jurhln , J. Hellman , B. J. . 'I
Meyers Brnry Hedmnn noel F. E. : Moores
Several InJlJresslve anthems were sung
by the 1'1'11111) Methodist choir.
A .11 u.s1.iticxr.1i.
Nellie Mcllenry : , always 1\ favorite In
Omaha , apllearC1 ! nt lloyal's last evening ! ; In
"A Night nt the CIrcus. " The star 19 possessed -
sessed ( with a jovial , rolllcllln ! ; mannerIsm .
Ism which realllly wIns favor with nn
audience She portrays the character of
llIle. : meclro , queen or the arena , with n
( lash that Is poslth'e relief from the muon-
ncr In which some featured players stalk
throughi their parts. The dramatic ability
of Miss llclleliry : Is given a splenlllcl scope
In dual character work when she does her
comparison ( turn as llndaline : : MIlan , n
governess possessing the proverbial modesty
of the Quakers. lIer clever work ns n
lerOnlfioation ) ! of meekness anti propriety In
a subdued ! garb of grey anti the sudden
transformation to n circus richer In tights so
quickiy oath satisfactorily executed , together
with her Flleelnltles , received the merited
nll.roval . of lice nudlence.
Time Play ) Is growing ! n trifle old , but has
been dressed tip with new features , anti
continues to prove attractive to theater
goers.
John 'ehstcr ns Archibald hanger ! share.1
the honors with the star , 111)(1 ( there are
ninny other good PeoPle In the support ,
especially : llInnle Jnrhoe , whose , rendition (
or 1.lttle Queen Irene" received IIn en-
thnsltlstlc encore BIlly - harry and J. 11.
IIradbury deserve conllllelHlntlon for a smart
Piece or comclly work The company has
nn exelicnt quartet , and the circus scent
In the last act Is true to lire.
llr. : John Grlmth , the young tragedian
who comes to Bo'd's theater on Tuesday and
Wednesday next , has rohably created a
greater sensation In a shorter space or time
than : any other actor who ever came beforetime
the American lubllc. )
llr. Orllllth has been In support of Edwin
Booth , : llrs. Bowers , and latterly with : llr ,
Thomas W. Keemm. lie has only been before
the Public as a star for two years. In that
time he has won the unanimous praise or the
public . through the entire country
The Chicago TImes says : llr. Griffith Is
the- greatest iivhng ! Iephlsto.
Chicago Herald ! : The greatest \Iephlsto : yet
seen.
Cincinnati Inquirer : : llr. Grimtll's : llellllsto )
Is a revelation.
Kansas City Times : Griffith Is a wonder ;
110 one should miss seeing him.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat : Griffith's : \Ie'l I
11hlsto rises to the heights of emInence anti :
places him In the front ranks or the great '
actors or the present ) time.
It takes a sixty-feat car to carry the scen-
cry , calcium and electrIc eIYects. Thee scenery
was Painted by llr. Thomas G. Moses : or Ciii-
cage , from photographs ! of the original scenery -
ery , painted for the Lyceum theater In Lon-
don by llr. : Can'en.
: llr. Grllllth Is surrounded by a company of
the best artists In the corrotry , one or whom
Irs. Henry VandenhofT , was two years with
Mr. Irvln 's company In I..ondon. .
: llr. Grlmth Jlresents Henry Irving's ver-
sion of "I aust , " amid ( no other version Is anything -
thing like It. In this versIon Mr. Grlmth m
speale 1,150 lines , while all other versions
only contln GOO.
The lovers of tragedy and dramatic IIrt t
shoulll not miss seeing this wonderful genius ,
The sale of scats will open this morning at
9 o'clock.
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SUMMER MEETING OF TEACHER . ,
Outline of tile Work the Nebrl1lt Stnt"
In-tllute Will Io
Clrclliars are being Issued announcing the
meeting of the Nebraska State Institute nt t
Lincoln from June 13 to July 3. State Super
Intendent Corbett , Chancellor CanOeld and
President Norton are In charge of the work
While the details have not yet been fully arranged -
ranged , the committee Is able to announce
the following features :
1. A deportment or secondary Instruction ,
In \ \ 5iicli will bo offered work preparatory
for state certificates anti teaching In high 1
schmoolmL
2. A department of primary anti Interme-
tllate instruction In which will be olTercd
work preparatory for expert teaching In dIstrict -
trict anti graded schools , with n mOdel school
for the illustration of methods.
3. The Lancaster County Institute will hold
Its session In connection with the State institute -
lute , open to members under conditions to
he annonnced.
4. During one week 11 series of conrerence
programs will be held under on emInent specialist I.
cialist In graded school work ; this tenture
lehflg ! designed especIally for superintendents
amid principals ) ot graded schools.
5. During anotJller week n series cf come
rerences especially designer ! for county super
Intendents and Institute instructors under
the Instruction or the best talent which the
country affords III thnt particular line of C
worlt.
April 13 the Douglas County Teachers am t-
soelntlon holds II meetln ! In the court house ,
The )1rornms ) ! : for the Scuthwestern lawn
Educational meeting for April 11 , 12 and 13
lire already Issued. The meeting Is to bo held !
at Council Illuffs
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WHIPS HIS WIFE AND SKIP' : : ; 7.
.Jlm Lea TOUR Iii's 1I01llrn i110U10 ! Ito Is I
( Iolng to ( 'Imiecego 111111 IJhllppe"ra !
Jim Lee , of recent jury tome , who lived
until yesterday afternoon at Twenty-ninth
and Dodge : ; streets , severely beat his wife
y 'eslerday , and then left her with the Information -
formation that ho was going ! to Chicago , and
It i Is sUlpO5Cd that ho has left the city IIC-
cordlngly. Lee Is the man who was arrested
n few months ago for stealing nn overcoat
at Germanla hall. 'I'lle poll co jUdge bound
him t over to the district court , trial when his
trial was held the jury rolled to convict him
Ho remnlncII nrounll the court house , climb
throuHh some mlstnko was put \ on time jury
In i the criminal court I'oom. Ills room lIIale
In i jail was on trIal at time time , allll he
caused n rellort ot cllsalrecment. : ;
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Ulmt Itr..urd Is This !
The DurllnJton's : ; "Denver 1.lmlted , " which
leaves Omnha at .1 :35 : p. m. dally , Is due In
Denver nt 7:30 : the next morning : ; .
In other words , It Is schedulell to cover ,
In i a single night , the 538 miles between the
llIssourl : river and tIme Hoeilles. AND IT
DOES I'I' During the month of March , the
" 1.lmlled" ' has never ailed to reach Its
destination on time to the secolld.
If ) 'OU are goIng to Dwver , or Chicago , or
Kanbas City or any other )1laee ) , anti wont
to GIlT TlmltE , you will take time BurllnJ- : ;
ton.
ton.Clly
City ticket omce , 1324 Parnam street
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iloniose.Le'rs' Excmmr lOll ,
Via . the Mhsonrl Pacific railway on April
: ! hi. One fore plus ( 2.00 ) for limo round trip
to all points In Texas anti Arkansas Stol
ovens allowed ll"or further Inrormatlon ,
pamphlets , etc. , call at depot , 151h anti
Webster , or city oll1co , N. II. : corner 13th and
Fe ruin m ii .
J , O. I'IlILI.II , TIIOS. F , GODF1tlY .
AU.F1'.A. P&T.A.
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1'11811I1t ' to 1'lLko
Time Northwestern line fast veatlbuled Chi.
cago. train that glldt'ti east from tIre Union
Depot every afternoon at 5:45 : and Into
Chicago at 8:45 : next morning , with supper
anti la carte brealefaBt. Every hart ot the
train Is ' '
mOll' .
Other eastern trains lit 11:05 : a. m , anti ! 4
p. mu . dall-good , 100.
City IIcltct olllce , 1401 Farnam sireet ,
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DUIUINOTON nOUTJ
1.0' hates 10 ArklUIIIII suit Tex' " ,
Tuesdny , April 2 : ! , the Burlington route will
8ell round Irlll tickets 10 Ilolnts In Arkansas
and Texas at very low-Jlfactlcally halt rate ; ; ; .
Cull : at 132-1 I"arnam street anti gH fut
Information ,
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A'trIi : ! nd will bo excuraibiz day for Texas
It you intend to go there It will be to your
Interest 10 call on or address } i. L. l'almor ,
passenger : agent Santo Fe raulI. . room I ,
First National bank building . Olllsha.
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\1\1"1111"10 1'r" ' ' 'lInt : MClIII I
'fhe rates at the Lloceln ho el , Lincoln , han
been l.tl1ucc'J 10 i : : to ' 3.0.
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AFFAIRS AT SOUTh OMAHA
Roy , 0 , N. DnWEon Preaches } On the Question
of Good Citizenship ,
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QUALIFICATIONS or A VOTER
Less l'lLrtlsnllshlll nllli : IIoro Itulepeneleneo
antI Jntclllllncc In CntllIl fL IInltol , ,
Vcclnrcil Necessisry tnny 11I11Iro\'e-
mellt-Ulher : lllIlle City News.
Last evening 11ev. C. N. Dawson , pastor
of the First lfethodlst : chllrch , preached on
Christian CltlzenshlJl. " The text chosen
vas : "Hentler thereroro unto Caesar the
things t that lire Cnesar's , and unto God the
things that are Gotl.s. " In brier , the ruin-
Ister i saltl :
Two classes of politicians , the Pharisees
and lIerolllans , the rormer opposed , the latter -
ter In favor of paying trlbuto to Caesar , are
sent to holtl nn Interview with Christ. Their
Ileslgn i Is to entrap 111m. Should lie lIra.
nominee himself as being In favor or paying
tribute to Caesar , the Pharisees will be In-
cemell against 111m , nntl shoultl lie o\1llose \
taxation tire Homans will destroy 111m.
They undertake to hltle their design under
time garb of lIattery , but the eye of Omni-
scient sees their Intent , the Savior rebukes
their hypocrisy allli elllls for n Illecq or the
tribute money. lie asks : "Whose Is this
Inscription triton the coin " They answer :
'Caesar's " thus aclUlolI'ledgln his sover-
elgut ) ' . Then said he : "Hellller unite
Caesar the thlrlJS : ; that are C.lesar's , nntl
unto God the things that are GOII's. " In
this text Caesar represents civil '
'Oyern- ! ;
imiemrt amid ' by It wo are Instructed to render
unto civil government the tImings thnt belong
to civil government.
Tire duties or a ChrIstian citizen are
obedience to the powers that be nnll prayer
for our rulers , whether they are or our Ito-
IItical faith or not. I b'lIeye that mimnimy
good lIIen rail nt this polut. Insteall at
praying ! for n. good anni successrul adminIstration -
tration , they hope anti Pray for a failure , that
their own party may have II better hOI1O or
success In the next Call1l1.1lgu.
It Is the duty or the citizen to pay taxes
for the sUllport or tine jovernment that 11ro-
tects his person , laummily I I nnel property , nllll
I believe that the man who owns the property '
erty ougimt to lIar time trixes t .
It Is the duty of the citizen to Yote. No
mnn ought to be alloll'ed to vote until he cnn
reHI his bailot Ther Is great Inconsistency
In the idea that a man should vote slllll.I . b.
cause he Is n man and has reached tine lIe !
of 21 years. There are ever 2.000,000 or men
who are voting In this conntry , who cannot
read their ballots. Many of thelll have no
conceptions or the questions upon which nor
Imoll'ledHe or the lIIen for whom they are Yot-
ing A lIIan shoultl vote his sentiments , regardless -
gardless of party . Vote for men anti measures '
rather than for part ) . .
Wo may not hope for Improvement In politics -
tics so long as the only qnallficatlon for olllce
Is membrshlp In a party
l'tilcp . tutIctuicimts fur April.
The polc ! detail for April Is :
Day Force-David Iulcahy : ! , First and Sec- I
and wardsIartln ; : Spoetle , jailer ; John
Deters , Third ward ; Herman Taneman ! ,
Brown park : and Albright , noon to mldnlht ! :
Night ! Force-I' . M. : Cornell , captain ; James
Simealrarm Twenty-thlnl to TwentY-fifth streets
front Q to J street ; John Hlches , jailer ; Mike
Corcoran , Third ward ; PatrIck llcDonaugh ,
Fourth. ward , noon till midnight.
Sitiglo City Goct.mIp.
Mayor : \ Johnston has gone to Lincoln.
The public schools open Tuesday , after a
weel's vacation
Time Avery bride yard at AlbrIght storts
lip this morning , giving employment to sixty :
five men ,
There will be a meetIng of the rionrel - or
Education tonight Business of Importance
will be brought up
A meeting of democrats was lucId nt Fra-
nek's luau . yesterday alternoon. Speeches were
made by candidates and ! others. ,
Members or Lily division , No. ' 8 , KnIghts
of Pythlas , will hold a. . special meeting next
Thursday evening All members are re-
qUOited ! to come and wear their fatigue mini _
forms.
The funeral of howard N. Al'herton will be
held this afternoon at the Presbyterllln
cimurcln Hev. H. L. Wheeler will conduct
the service. Interment will be In Laurel Hili
cemeter ) ' .
The mayor appointed : Mutt llcCune a fire
man 10 fill the vacancy caused by the reslH'
notion of Dan Heagan. McCune Is on old fire
fighter : ; and for a long tIme had charge of
Swift's fire departmen
The city council meets tonight. It Is i ex
Peeled that the electrIc 1Ip11t ; ordinance wll\ \
COIIIO up for discussion This ordlnanco was
referred to a committee , which It Is under
stood 11'11report \ favorably upon \ Its passage !
There Is a warrant out for time arrest or
Frank KI\\'nn fcr disorderly conduct. T. J.
ranek swore to the conmuplalint l\nvan : Is an
Inlle\1ellllent \ candtllate for councilman In the
Secol\ll ward. All the trouble grew out of
biking politics.
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AHsflelarlu" I nr I a ! I.'g.u rofE'grL
CIIICAGO , March 31.-At the educlltlonnl
conterence In EVClnston the Assoeln _
tints or College and
. ge Academy Professors
wus orplInlzell ; by the election of time followIng -
liner ollleera : Prealtlent , J. B. Angell , : llIchl-
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gl\n IInlverRltr ; seorefary , P. I. lilisR . De-
troit IIIh ! schnoChrtrmsimrer l : : , G. N Cnrml\n ,
M organ Pork ncn\ll'Im' ; executive commit-
tee : A. F' . NIRhtlnRnfc , RlIlerlntetlllent ChiT
CIIJ'O ; high : ; sehiooiP C ! A. WOhlo , Depllllw
i IInlverRlb' . : D. KIAamsVlsconsin IInl-
v ersity : g. I. Ilnrtl , Cleveland High school.
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l EA ! J'I SmZwJ 2'1I , oJIWU"'IW J'I"'I : .
Oelnlnell nt ( hl""RI" , Mes" , for Carrying ;
Crutlrllb"ncl thUIIII.
SAN nANICSCO , March 31.-The tehe-
grallhlc news from lI.os Angeles nnnollncing
the seizure or the sahoencr Vine nt Ouaymas
Mexico , for the alleged carrying or contraband I
nrms anti nmmunltlon , has causcil no end of
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comment on the wlltet front Ilere. The Vine
ailed from here In Jnnuary last , In comman,1 ,
or Captain Burns. It bead been nnnollneetI and
mh'ertlsed for weeks Ihnt she would carry n
larpe l ; party of excursionists to Mexican : buorts ) .
1I0nolulll l mind Tahiti , but , strangely ! enough ,
she sailed with only one lassenger ) , ami that
sp
passenger was 0 , : M. Siercy , the lumen who has
returnetl to Los Angeles , anti who reported
the seizure of the schooner. III llrelaratlon )
ror this nlleg'cl excursion the Vine took on
board ! a hlro ! number or heavy boxes and
buunrdios and ! several big trunks. There wert" "
a larJ'o ; numher or cases marked "provisIons"
anll "canned gootls. " Captnln Burns declared
that t he hall held In U.OOO worth of stores for
his h cxcurtcienists It was asserted here today
that the Vine was laden with antics nllll am-
IIIl1nltlon. Intended to he smuggled Into 11mm-
wnll for time me of royalists who llottetl ) th"
revolution , flirt ! thirst by advertising the
schoener ns n lleasnre ) craft she wOIII1 [ be
nble to humid her contraband cargo without
attracting nttcntlon , llr. : \'ihuier , hawaiian
cOllsul lucre asserted today that he knew of a
big comllItuent ! of arms having been brought
here I to be slnug led Into Hawaii , nllli tinat the
conslgument luchllletl two Hotchkiss rapid-
firing Huns. There Is a strong Sllslllc10n that
If the Vlue carried a contra al\ll cargo ! It
was t1esllncd for hawaIi , and not for IIny
llexlcan lwrt ) .
_ o
IIllSO.\.l 1'l Il ( Ut.t I'IIS.
J. D. : ? day of Lexington . Is nt the Dellone.
II . E. Bahcocltc or Ord Is n. Dellono ! ; lIest ,
M. Greeubaum or Chlcao ! Is at the Bnrker.
Judge Duntly will rcturn to Lincoln tomor
i-ow.
row.Mrs.
Mrs Hlcharlls or Chadron Is \Ierehnnts :
gtnest
Iatthew Gering ! of Plnthmouth Is at time
Paxton
John Cattle or Seward Is a guest lit the
lllIInrll.
Eel Stout or Lincoln was In the city last
evellln .
ng.v.
J. W. Frey , Crcston , 10. , was In Omaha
'esterda S. .
0 S. Osborne of I..lncoln . was nt the Paxton
'esterday.
D. C'nlcott or Lincoln . Is registered at
the Barlter.
\ \ ' . S. Hackart , Deadwood , S. D. , Is n
Paxton guest.
I F. M. Adams , Logan , Ia. , Is registered at
the : \erchants. \ !
O. G. Inollp or Oothenhurg Is a guest ! at
the Merchnnts.
L. J. Patterson , Dllnlap , In. , line II room at
thou : Merciranuts
-iv . F. Scott of Kearney Is registered nt
the llerchants. :
David D. I Seerll or Denver Is reglsteref1
nt the Murra ) " .
II. 1\1. Iolejer of Charles was nt the Ar-
cafe yesterday
B. W. Wolverlon of Pierce Is registered
at the : \Ierehants.
Gus Hatchtord , Carroll , 10. , was at the
Millard yesterllay.
Joseph Wall'ler Is registered at the Barker
rrom Aurora , Neb.
Jlllige Challmall of Plattsmouth ) ! ' .
spent ) 'es-
tertlay In the city.
0 M. Heynods ! : t'nd John P. Ecldern , ,
Atiemutic 10. , are at the Dellone.
H. A. Co\'erdale , manager of tile Nellie
Mcllencry comllany , I at the 1\Iurray.
John anti \Iautle : \ 111nman or North Platte
were guests at tile Paxtou 'esterdar.
Nellie McHenry ant ? , John \Yebster of "A
Night at tim Circus" are n.t tit [ ) Paxton.
John : Melllchael : and Willian Fikes of
North Platte are registered 01 the Millard
Eleven members of the Nellie McIlenry
company are quartered at the Hotel Barker ,
S. 0 Salisbury and A. E. I..angdon . or Pa-
pillion took dinner at tire Merchants last L
evening.
Elmer Frank , clerk of the federal court , ,
spent Sunday In Omaha and returned to LIncoln -
coin last evening.
J. H. ' Merchnnt , after on ahsence of a
month at New Yerlc has returned and will
be pleased to see his frIends at the 110tel
Barlter.
MIss Minnie Jarboe IIIlss nasa Croucim
Miss Alto Canfield and Miss Gertrude Banner
are a quartet of ladle : ! registered at Ihe
Barker from Now York , with the Nellie Mc-
henry company.
H. G. Burt , general manager , amid [ C. C.
liengires general superintendent or the Fremont -
mont , Ellehorn & Missouri : Volley railroad ,
retnrned lost night from a few days' tnt )
to Hot Springs , S. D.
At the Mercer : J. II. Kilian , Chicago ;
Colonel D. W. Benham , United States army ;
S. Love Kelley , Kansas City ; J. MeDonoungim
San Francisco : G. Gallaher , Kansas City : ;
George ! E. NIchols and \\'Ife. \ GrOlll1 Rapids ;
F. J. . . . Huxtabll' . Elgin ; H. P. Coll'HrOVe " ,
H. H. Talhutt , Chicago ; Miss : Mottle Head ;
Y. G. Fimurk , AInsworth ; IIIr. and Mrs. Bible
her , \Irs. : \ Williams , ChIcago ; H. II. Spencer ,
Burlington ; J. I' . Murphy , St. Louis : G. A.
Challis , Chicago ; Charles H. Chace , Stan
ton ; Fred Whittemore , Long Pine ; 1II1ss
Annn Funk , Ainsworth : J. A. Inslee , St .
Louis.
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EQUITY
.
CLOTHING and SHOE HOISE
- --JOS. NEMEC , l\\nl1ager.-
' \Yft leg 10 IIIIIIOIIII ( I' thllt I WI I\I'C
, - now ' 1'01' 11I1I.hll'ss
- 0111'11 mu' ; - with a cOlIIllelc [
- now stock of HIL'III ) Clot hmimig , filHI
: Shoes. " ' 11110 WI lII'e 1I0al I time husl-
- . - -C I ness .111 Olllllhll , WI hu\'o a 1'llIItUtiOIl
liS IIIUIIUfuctlll'I'I'S thut Ulllhollll'IIH liS to
sm3 : ' Ihut WI will 110111 011I' OWhi at least
"
111 the sll'lfo 1'01' the , retail cJothl ImHI- .
11 ! ' : ; : ' ; of Ollluhu , " ' 0 nt'o located at tllo
COI'lIel' of
13th and Farnam Sts.
- One thing we do-
\\yts 1'1'111I\1' : \ , 'Olll' otlIlS ! ! free , HUCIIOR I
sti'iiig tip ruts 01' 011 IIIIIIonH ) , 110 lI1ulter I
If , 'oll'\'e hOllht ! gcmotlH of out' II1UI\lIlI ' , I' I
01' of H01ll0 one else. '
! ,
i ,
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OFR : FROM GASOLINE
. .
If . . . . . - DIflCT FROM THC TANK.
. / ' ; GHE pT iii iANASTEAM
I I NoJoI1M' . No Sleam. 'No BIIY/llfer. / ,
, host Powcr for Corn summit Food MIIIB , hiding !
Duty , ltullnlllg CrcanmonieeshoptirutorS , & :0. :
' . OTTO GASOLINE ENGINES
Stationary or Portabl '
I to 12GB. . 1' . IIto801I.1
' Bend for Cntnlojlu , l'rices , rtc . drscrlLhl1 ; is eric tD be itorme
: T"EOTTOCAS INCINEWORK&
3:111 U lVmiuuiutit. . , l'IIJLAUBI.I"UI\ \ , l"A.
Chicago : . 245 Lake St . OlUl1ba , 321 So 15th St.
S
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_ _ _ _ _
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STILL IT ! LINGERS
-
The Aftcr-lrrrcIA : or the Urll' Scour 10 nn
'urN" Thull thin IIINCI"An lt rU.
There are more weak , tired anti run down
) p leople today than have been seen before In
fit ve years , antI ewing to one IIllcclnl cnuse ;
hat cnllse Is the grfp. Grip Is not ns se-
% ' ere this year ns In the past , but It 11\ very I I
Ilrevnlent anti quite nR annoying. It leaves
the person weak , fluhject to chills with
occnslonlll flashes or hiigir fever , restleSs-
ueMR , lock or nlllletlte.bul : taste In the mouth
1111I1 yams ) throuphout ; the hOlh' Time worst I
thlnlr about , grIp ; Is ettlllg ' over It , timid
even after It Is broken , It Is weeks , sometimes -
times mOlltht' , nerd even years , before tire
11erpon ftmliy recovers
Here Is where the ! trent danger the I
g I''nt miners ! which attendS ! ! the grip nrh'et' I
It leaves the hOII ) ' weak , often hroltell alit ! II I
Ollen to all thl' nttll'ks which bncav cOllie
III i after ) 'enr8. It orten rullls the II { C. I
Nuw . , there 110111) ' s-ny to verl" me the
arter.errel'tR or the grhp timid lImit Is to I
hllild I imp the s'stem by n t'lIulllt' IItIlIlU'
inlll ulltll It m-egnslmns its heillth nml , ! strellgth
here It' mmotimimng whlt'h will tie this 1'0 well
nm 'm Pure Viiiski'y . and there lt hut one ) llIrl'
m uetiheimmal whlflltl' ' In America , fliui 1 Ihat I
lt I nUrr"R1II'e \ einlt.
Thuutaluls of stnteml'nts could he ! ! Ivrn !
cOllrerlllnp ; PeoPle I > who have heen hi' 'ught ,
nroulltl to perfect health nrtcr flllrrerlllg
from the gm 111 III Its worst foliO l'IHll'ely
throllph t ; its ule. 'lire houlll ! bt' talu'n thnt I .
110 other Rtlnllllallt ice used In its Illnee for
there IR lie , olhel' which will IInswer the IlIIr I ,
I.ose 1 . HO ieli Some , irugglsts or JI'Ol'erS ,
ortell seek 10 'nlhltltute common whllllles
Itut l III 11 case or after I'l'fpctl or the 'trill ' , I
5 'ou cnllllot hI' too careful , amid 1 sholll 1 cc- i
cure onh' the ( hest
'
l'
.
FR INTERN'l AND EXTERNAL USE.
CUlItSill : l'IIt\'Ii'l' :
OoIds. Oonglls , Sore Throats , Influenza , Bron-
chits , PncIIll1olJia , Swc1lin of the
, Toiiiti , , Lllml13go , Iufll\mmatiom ,
flUIUWthTISM f , NEURALGIA
FROSTBITES , CIIILBlAINS , IIEADAOIIE ,
TOOTHACHE , ASThMA ,
DIFFICULT BREATHING
cunrs 'trig WOIIS1' PAINS In fl'OIll one to
twenty IIIlnuteo , NOT ON HOUn after reading /
tInts nd\'ertl.emrnl need anyone UFLL'It WITH
PAIN.
ltum.hwniy's itititly Itrllor I. I' : 'ourn Cure fur
Every 1''In. 0"1"11 : , , 11t"1t1,0 . l'tujiii , 111 thu
IIIICk , Chc'st ur 1.llIth. , It \\IIS till IIrlt
.IIHI I. . the amity 1'1\1:0 lCE.tIEtY ,
That Il1slanll stops the moo .cruclutlng
pains allays tnnamaUon , and CUles conge.Uons ,
whelher uf the Luags titerrnichn 11owelo , ur oIlier
glands or on-guns Ly one appllcnUon.
I A hnlf 10 n tel1opoolltul to half a tumbler of
n liter will In II few minutes cure Crnl111 > , Spao.
ma Sour Stouncach Hearlburn , Nel'Yousne ,
Emeepiestinesce . Hick Headache , Diarrhea Dyset-
tory , Colic Flotulency and all inter mmcmi pain.
There Is not II remedial agent In all time worli !
hut will cure fever ado ague and all other \III'
larlouo Dlllous mind ether fevers nlde.1 by BAD-
\V A 1"S l'I1.LS. 00 quickly no HAUWA V'S IlgA.
DY - HELIEF. - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
DOCTOR
. ' SEARLES
I : ' & EARLES
, . \ ,
. : 'f : , : : \ Chromel
, I ' '
, ' r ! fM 1' i ; \ Nervous ,
I } , r \ 1 Prival3
i \ " i1 DiSC1S S ,
, TREATMENT BY lIIAIT4 Consliltation Free
Wo cure Catarrh , all diseases of the
Nose ; ! , Throat , Chest , Stomach , Liver ,
Blood Skin Diseases Female
, and Kidney , -
male Weaknesses , Lost Manhood , and L
.
ALL PRiVATE DISEASES OF MEN.
MEN.C
WEAK ruix AHE VICTIMS TO NERVOUH C
DebilIty or Exhausllon , Wasting \Vealme.s. Involuntary -
voluntary Losses wllh Early Decay In 'OUIII :
and mIddle agei : laeg of vito vigor .1Od wears
cacti premnlurely In approachlllg old nge. All
yield readily to our new treatment for IOS8 ot
vital power. Call or addres with stamp for
ctrcuinrs tree book mind recelpto.
Dr Searles and Scarlas 1410 i'arnon '
A. WVU ' .1 Uli LLt Vg , 14JI tl Nub :
AMUS M N'I'S.
' ' 1'011.10111" ,
BOYD'S I
Lasl Tims
JOLLY
NELLIE McHENRY
MU ) 1IV.ll CllCO-COMlDY ' ' ' I
A NION itP. Y'\YMEo"cl'i 'cus
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NOTE-Mips MclI"nr I ) ' will lie FIII'I'OIII',1 t icy tim a
Mme company lint ! tI" ' cntl'rlnlnlllt'lII will I'e I '
Ilrecl ely the sam" nil IIIl'H'lIlcd niy : llIs5 Ml'-
bleary for 17 WCellS III the Parlt IIlt'al"I'I'W
York CIty .
Thc Coutcedy E\'cnt of thc Scemsomi
Hear .JlplI Mcllc'nry'H I.atcpt Topical Hong-
"DO0 ( ' 'I'IIINK 1'0 ; "
And Lester lIolInc's , nrnllll 'aIlUrul ' , Lallat-
"I.1T'I'I.r : QtiiN IHI'NI' : '
I'JtIC'I.S-I' iI'or COc 7e : ; I1Inl $1.03 ; Latcon ' ' ,
eec amid ! 7ic. : , 530 meeimts tnt We < 'ach. ,
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' Tllohllny.Wctlnohtll1Y
BOYD'S
APRIL 2 and 3 .
TWO NIGHTS ONI.Y.
MR EDWARD AI RUIOH ,
Presenting
MR. JOH' ' . GRIFFITH !
AS MEPHISTO
, p
In Goethe'a Immortal Drum'lUc ) 1'0 I'm.
" " ' t
FAUST.
Salt of seats ulil open MOI1lJay morning AI t
usual I.rlc"s.
Wa La DOUCLAS
$3 SHOE IST IE : BEST.
. rlT FOR A KING.
$ 5. CORDOVAN : '
f.,1 , FRENCH &ENAMELLEO CALF
. : , 4$3.50 fiN ! : CALF & .KANOAROD.
: $ 3,8.9 POLICEJ SOLES ,
, $2 '
, d , WORKINGMEN'S
$2 ' . EXTRA : F'IIJI : . .
\ ' - S2. $11 BOVs'SCHOOlSHOEt
-
- 'LADIJ:5'
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21$2.7 !
:4c : $3 . . ES1 D NGOl 0\ .
, . SENDrORCATAlOGVJ : _
, - . W'L.'COUGL. .
- - - - - ' - - DROCKTOtl.MM. : $ ,
Over Ono "lIIon People wear time
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give tim belt value for the mooey.
They eqllAI custom Shoes 10 style and lit
Thlr wearing episilties arc imn.iurpsssed .
The prIces ore lIolform-llnmpN .n fole.
Lineal $1 to $ 50-rd ' olhrr 11I011'1.
" $3 5 " over ;
'f vc-'rdaaier cannvt cl1l1ph0 _ . . . " r . F . . . 'I-l 1 . .
AW. BowmanCo. , N. 161hSt ( ,
C.J. Carlson , 1218 N. 24th S.
W. W , Fisher , Parker and I
Leavenworth St
J.Newman , 424 S. 13th St.
Kelley , St11.'p.r & Co. . Farnam I
anti 15th St.
T.S. Cres3ey , 2509 N St" , South '
Omaha ,
'
Teeth Without Plates
BAILEY
" ; ' DEHIH ! , ,
I'axtoll lIIoak ,
10th lintri ' : \ " n Itt
1'01. lUS. ,
1"ulRUI \ Teeth > . . . . . * 5 00 , SllI'er i'ilhmmuthi 00
meet Tmettm. . ' . 760 .I'uro Gold 1"llInrt t a )
Timlmu Plato , . 10 UJ : , Gold t'rowmmmiis \ . J
l'atule661Jttracl'lI : COo I Bridge 're"11i -\(1(11 ; J 'IJ ' ) I
Teeth Out In Morning
New Tooth Sa'1la Day
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1- . .
PROFIT OR NO PROFIT
Matters iiot we enjoy emptying a whole lot of
underwear boxes , \Vltew I Don't they - stack up
when the season rolis 'round ?
As it manufacturer inqu l'ed of our Furnishing
buyer whether the dead and the quick about Omaha
all buy underwear of The Nebraska.
It I looks that w'ayindccd.Vc undoubtedly sell
the larger half of all men's underwear shipped into
Omaha
The prices stipulated for this ycar will surely -
bring largcr results still , or someone will have to give
away underwear to check it.
Remember the balbriggan used to sell at 35C
is now 25c-that's the way it worked through all previous -
vious prices.
I Other Furnishings designated for Spring ' 95-
like-stylish ncckwcat - , street , drcss
I 1"e-stylsh leckweal-1 light gloves dress
I shirts , silk and linen all here-and
sik ( wipers-arc ni - plenty
I of 'cm ,
I One thing certain , They're designed for Splng '
' 95 , and they mlst be sold before the leaves begin to
turn , 01' ese we'l give 'em away.
\Ve carry nothing over to another season
.
Can't come at Daytime
Come evenings tilt S o'cock.
- U . -r" . " " m
f .
, o'clock'V
'V
A1/ The
Exfraordinary
Bee -
Prtvzlige C" "
Iell\ls ? ! In ) rm'ltln ni ; tie gooti thmimigs
' imssibie for its i'mtlt't-s. : ' [ hn : t Is the
.11'Oi'
. Oi'i I'eafon i : why It Is now II a : Iositiomt . to
. plnee ; nit I utile' tilsimoeumi time enot.lUUS
R 1 IIHutlj oC " , --I-- '
\eaaers
A
O .
7le Million .
Boa. -
cc'.Books ,
Books '
Embmeng 10lC thnn ; 1,100 DIFFER-
EN'L' Tl'I'LES , cO\'ol'lug every lelu.t-
I-ic ment of literaltmi'e.
o But tIme most extraoi'dinnry feature
. of this 111hl : U11ertalthl is that C
A II the eut\1'c \ Jot of books Is offered to the
xcaticrs of 'IE 11m , L , _ , I ' _ , , _ . _ .
. ,
Kinds As . S
A ' 7
bsolltel . a 0' 1 0 it . -
Free.'J'o
' 10 the SUhHcl'lhels oC this Imler the
A boolts ) am AISOLU''EIJY FhIEl E , ex-
celli ) 1'0' time IXllelHe of lstl ) e amid
\l'nlJln ) . ' ! 'o co\'oi , ' this OXIIISC 5
111r1 ' 1/- ecutH In colic Is Ielluh'otl 1'01' each \01.
. . ? HIOtt IIII lallc ( ! . ' 10 estuhlsh hleuttr lS . '
a suscl'lel' It Is leCSi.I' ' also to clp
T 7 I ' 1101 'I'JIE l1-F the ' 'Frito Boole Dis-
V O2'17/lCS.
Ot11/leS. " ' ' , ' '
tilbuition"
11lmlon" Umt'1IFJ\'rE which lP'
imelis In eYi't'y Issue , c'irtliii ! '
JlarR U'IT fHIIIIg one CCI'-
Ove y tleate 1'01' tutu \olnl ] omdeied ! to-
: cthol wih the i clmlH. . Whcn more
than ole volume Is O.alcII the curtlil.
- 1 , 100 enteR 118t ! ) e of 11ITclmt dulcet Ce'tt. , IHI
I cents insist 1m cnelo ell 1'01' Ilh01 : - -
2''ieles. UII I aps\1'el1 \ 'ril ! ooltH eau ho dcliv-
. crol luy utah ell ' . Orller by ] , urulurbci' .
Send Catalogue Sent
for the Upon Request.
C a/a/o2c.
Allc\1''HS \ ( 'l'lm ! I OM IAIA Hm , Omuhl ,
Nub. , Free hook lm'imii'tnlcmit : .
flDDDLJE1I01L11 JEEC.JEL I
U - flt
B' ' D
o 0
D A Cure That Cures Q
D is the kind most people desire. Such g
j a cure is H ipans Tabules , but not a i
B . n
LI cure ( for everything. They are for
I o 1 livcr and stomach disorders and one I [ ]
L . .
tabule gives reief D
o
fulfil . . TAIUltl Sold by lull.tl. or Ly mal It I'
tire flici t tO 1011 a bOIl ) I. sent 10 Ihe ( itipani
o Chemical COllJny , Nu. 10 _ Spruce _ St. , Now { .
DDtLJLi1LT1DmIuCIDriDE