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8 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TJI E OMAHA DAILY REEVNDAY : , NOVEUnJDIt 10 , 18ij. { \ I
WHAT \ ' ChURChES ARE DOING
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Well Known Ex-Omaha. Pastor Already
Popular iu the East
DR DURYEA WELCOMED TO BROOKLYN
lie 1'Slllnlllcll'h ) ' Hc ( In'c tJll the
CIIIIA'r"/lItlllllul I I ii usER , \"C"I.lcd tlit !
1'r. ' " 1I.t t 'rln II 1"fl It I h-I"lIr'c""t
IIf thc I..IC'III I 1'1111111" ' .
nev. Joseph T. Duryea D.D. . who became
the pastor or the Plrst Herorm 1 ehureh ) on
I1edror,1 avenue corner at Clymer uitreet
I1rooklyn. N. Y. . last June was honorell by a
'Ception given by the members or his new
congregation at the church last week. I'as-
tors or different denominations ( m3'Io ' brief
addresses welcomIng 1)r. Duryea alpin to
I1rooklyn.
Dr. IJur'cn thanked his brother pastors for
the kind wonh or welcome they hal ) , orrerel ,
blm and the presiding pastor for the sympa-
thetlc manner In whlt he had conllucted the
'xercles. Dr. IJur,1\ wore a large orange : '
bow In the lapel or his coat to Indicate his
loyalty to the Dutch church. lie 1 ! proceeded
to eXlllaln his position In changing from the
Congregational to the Presbyterian and then
to the Dult'o Reformed churches ) hy saying
that his thinking could not he controlled be-
cause tie mall knew what ho thought. lie
had always had pertect liberty or conscIence
' allli without It ho would not bo the pastor ot
any church. "J ulllleratand what Brownlnlt
meant. " he said "when ho uttered the words
.It Is hard to be a ChrIstian. ' It one tries
to conform to the Master's lire he will under-
stan.1 that. It Is easy to he a minister after
ono has made some progress In being a Chris-
tian. It Is when I read In that sermon on
the lIIount. 'Ulessell are the pure In heart , '
that I stand , In awe. To bo a ChrIstian
means that a man must bo severely sincere.
If need bt' . In prayer allll In every word or
truth I have always tried to keep the Mas-
ter before me and had the glory and hope
In mo that I woulll see 111m and bo like
11 im. "
'Iua exercises closed with the singing ! ' : or
the doxology and the benediction which was
pronounced by Dr. Duryea. A reception to
the pastor at which rerreshnwnts were
served took place In the chapel.
IIIEt'I'flS I\ : 1.11\1. I'CI.I'I'I'S.
t'hulerM ' \ ' I.i're Y"IIIIA' I"II' " ChrI , lInn
" " . . . . " Hull , 'h'ml..rH SIII'nl
Many or the local llreachers have turned
their pulpits over to the Young 1\len'5 Chris-
Han assocIation delegates for today. The
assIgnments , are :
'fhe First Methodist church Twentieth and
Davenport , 7:30 : p. m. , C. C. 1\tlc\1ner. \ college - :
I lego secretary ot the International committee
I. of the Young 1\Ien's Christian assocIation.
! The closlnr : union pUblic servIce of the con-
; vontlon will be held In this church at 8:45 :
, p.m. (
k lIanscom Park Methodist church. 2824
Woolworth avenue , 7:30 : p. 11I . Mr. W. A.
Venter general S'crotary of the Young 1\Ien's
u . - . Christian association Kansas City ,
South Tenth Street Methodist church , 1204
South Tenth Street pror W. J. Williams or
Columbus and others at 7:30 : P. m.
First I'roabytarian church Seventeenth and
Dodge streets C. M. Copeland , northwestern
secretary of the International committee 7:30 :
p. m.
Second Presbyterian church Twenty-tourth
and Nicholas 10:30 : a. m. , Charles Kelsey ,
lIastings.
InoJd Pre b.terlan. 1734 North Nineteenth ,
10:30 : a. m. . O. O. Wnllace.
South Omaha Presbyterian church 7:30 : p.
m. . II. U. Ilohhingsworth North Platte . and
othcrs.
Park Avenue United Presbyterian South
Twenty-ninth avenue and Jackson street. II.
E. \Vells general secretary Young Men's
Christian association Chadron and others.
First United Presbyterian , Twenty-tIrst and
Enuinett 10:30 : a. m. , l'rof FOl'llyer and Pror.
I'crklns of Wesleyan universIty ; 7:30 : p. m. ,
Charles Ieey ! of Hastlrgs.
St. Mark's Lutheran Twenty.tIrst and lIur-
.1ette. 10:30 : a. m. . A. D. \\'elr. general secretary -
rotary Young Men's Christian association
flair and others.
First Baptist Thlrty.tIfth and Farnam I .
10:30 : a. iii.V. . A. Magee state secretary
Young 1\len's Christian association for Iowa.
. lIeth.i'den : lIaptlst , 819 South Twenty- I
ninth ! etreet 10:30 : a. m. . g. M. ! ! Aiken state
secretary Young ' .Ien's Christian association
or Kansas ; 7:30 : p. 111. . E. M. Aiken state
Ot'nt or the 'esleyan university Young
Meo's Christian association and college atu- ,
nent .
Calvary t-TwentY'9Ixth anti Seward
Itreeto. 10:30 : a. m. . J. W laughcrty gen-
, ral secretary Young \Ieu's ! Christian associ-
! tion 1.lncoln.
Immanuel Balltlst-Twent.rourth and flit-
'y street . 10:30 : a. m. , F. I. ' . Carruthers
teneral secretary Young \Ien's : Christian
! Isuuciation Uastlngs.
Grace Balltlst-South Tenth and Arbor
ptreets ' . J. W. hague general secretary
' Young Men's Christian association or North
Matte ( : ! . and others.
t First CongreJatlonal-Nlnete and
, Davcullort 10:30 : a. m. . I ) . C. Michner col-
. . loge secretary international cOlllmltle .
Salvatlou Arlll-Seventeenth and Daven-
: port 3 p. m. . I'I'Or. Contlra or the Lincoln
Normal school and a number of college
men.
Young Men's Christian Association-Six.
teenth and Douglas streeta 4 p. m. . great I
Inen's rally , conducted by the general S3C- '
- rotary or the Young 1\lell'8 Christian associa-
lion or Kansas City addressed , by gvangellst
(1eorge Iharker formerly a Young Men'N
, . . Christian association general secretar ) ' ,
- James GarvIe an Indian : rrom the Santee
agency will ale spcak. The great com'en-
t : lIeu male chorus will make the 91nglng a
S ; rousing reature. The association orchestra
will render a choice prelude ot select music
at 4 o'clock harp. This will bo the great
: servIce or the convenllon. The service Is
for men onlY.
. : C. M. Copeland Is to contluct the evangel-
_ istle bible class at 2l : HI p. III. In the lecture
,
; room.
Charles Kelsey or Ha'tlngs ! talks to the
boys at 4 p. III. In his characteristic and
. llr1\ctlcal WII ) ' .
' P. F. Caruthers general secretary or the
.
. Hastlns Young \Ien's : Christian assocIation.
' - cOlllluets tIme services at the South Omaha
' branch ot the nssoclatlon.
- C C. Mlchner and I. M. : Aiken speak at
n. the allsoclallen men's meeting at Council
lJIutTn nt I o'clock.
4. At 9 a. m. the delegates and members or
. the assocIation and other young men who
may be : ! Interested meet In a service peculiar
10 the convention thelllo "service. " conducted
' . . . lIy W. A. ! agee . state secretary of Young
, . Men's ChrIstian assocIation of lo..a.
Any young peoplo's socIeties connected with ,
the church desiring speakers for the service
flay secUre them 1.1) applying to 1\lr. lIaven
. : at the association bUlllllng.
: \IIIMh ! nt I ) r. liii I ler's Church
Time Meu's club or St. Mar"s Avenul"
Congregational : church has secured the
4 Bpaulllln : orchestra for the services this
tvenlng. The SOIJrano soloist Miss Abby
1(050'ooul ( ) ' will sing. The program Is :
bOl- , hroul'h11 Eternity l . . . . . : \Inscheronl
. \'Iolln Ohlll'alo-1\IIFN Aimby HOlt' ! ; \\0011.
Quutet-S : < , I'clion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hermunn
4 811lldlng Orchuestrim.
uilo.-Seieetiomi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .las'asnl
Miss \ Wood.
Cello aelo-SeicotIon ' . . . . . . . . . . .Slvlrol I
. erlllnnnd Comirad
1,1)1111 ' . 1 . I
1.1.'nl 1'111.11 lIr.cn t.
, Clr.J Hilt Presbyterian Church-nev. Dr. I
t larsha will preach as ub\al morning and '
Iventng. !
: 11ev. Charles le1 < , ) ' . district missionary of
the l'resbyterian church will speak at the
Second IrslJ\l.'llan \ church Sunday morning.
Trinity Mettnsjlst-ltey. I. S. Leavitt D.
D. . will preach In the mornln In the pastor's
enJ' Slmday school at noon. No evening '
ing ! rvlce.
Un\-S \nteenth and Can streets. ne\
Newlon M. Mafln minister. Service at 10t5. :
Eubjqct at sermon : "Th ferrlt Man. Sun-
da . I Rchool at noon B1cyIes stored
Grae Luthoran-1326 South Twent.slxth I
etreet . lO1. W. 1UhI1. D. D.yl
: i. ! each at 1 a. m. At 7:30 : p. mt. the lutf f i
Ihy exercises cr the Sunday school will be
held. !
0. C. Michner International secretary ot the
19unJ Mi's Christian 8lsoclaU\D. ' 1 ad-
Iteu the hlothu It the Ltrst C nlrrtona\
\1 \
church Sunday morning No service In the
even In ! ' : .
Central t tin I ted Ire"byterlan church
Twenty.tourth anti Iodge-Tjmegne or morn-
InK discourse "A Surprising Hule or Life : "
evening . "Unr'cognlzl God " Alex Oil-
01.
christ pastor. .
Trinity Cathedral-Elghl'cnlh street and
Capitol avenue Services on Sunday : Holy
communion at 8 a. m. , mornln prayer and
sermon at 1 a.m. . evening prayer at 7:15 :
p. m. . organ recital nt t p. m.
St 1\luk's \ I.utheran-Corner at furdette
and Twent-tIrst streets. Hev. W , I. I . Hems-
berg , pastor. Morning \ service as ustmal Spe-
clal sermon In the evening . Subject : "Divine
Providence In the Iteformmmatlon , "
First Church or Christ Scientist-AncIent
Order or Unlell Workmen hall . Paterson
block Seventeenth nnll I.'arnam. Regular
service at 10:45 : a. m. Lesson topic "Saul
Chosen ICing. . " All are welcome.
\\'cstmlnster t I I'rebyterla n-Twenty.nlnth i
and Mason \ streets Dr. John Oorlon ( will
Ieach nt 10.b0 . . "
! 10.1 : a. m. . emi "The Thing that
( lad latr3. " and nt I p. m. on . "Nle lemus. .
Chmrlstiatm Rndeavur. 615 . .
Christan ndellvurmeetng at 6:11 : p. m.
St. John's Mrlat ' , Iethodlt Episcopal
Church-Services al1:15 : a. m. . conlucted by
the Ilstor , Rev . J.V. . Braxton. Subject
"An gncouraemenL ( to Prayer. " Services at
7:30 : p. m. by the Epworth league. Sunday
school 1:30 : p. m.
Lowe Avenue ItresbteriaumFortiotil and
Nicholas streetmi. P. Tomtge Ilstor. At 10:30 :
the pastor will preach on the twent.thlrd
'psalm. In the evening . at 7:41. : on the
"Largest Denomination In the Worlll ; Does
It Pay to Belong to I ? "
.
The Omaha Phiosophical ) society meet1
Sunday at 2 p. m. at \\'ashinton imail .
Eighteenth and larney strel.ts. Subject
"A Ilscuss'on or Current Topics ot Inter-
est. " 'he' socIety always welcomes the ?
IJartclpaton In . tllscusslons ot nonmembers.
Knox I'resbyterinn-Niiteteemmthm and Ohio
slreets. 1\lornln service at 10:30. : Sermon
by time pastor Hev. Asa 1.I'rl SpecIal I.
lustratel sermon at 7:30 : p. m. on "Th Lie
or ChrIst. . . by Hev. Alex F. Irvln , assisted
by Prot Menel ) ' of New York with stereo
optico n. .
Immanuel Baptlst-Twent.tourth and liii-
Dn-
anl
rey streets. The pulpit will be occupied In
the morning by two delegates of the state
cOI1entlon or the Young ! en's Christian association -
sociation In the evening Hev. Ii. S. \Iac. :
Ayeal or Plymouth Congregatonal church
will preach.
First Preshyterlan-Corner Do.Je and Se\
enteenth streets. He\ S. n. . McCormnick
pastor. Subject 10 a. m. : "Jehovah Jireb. "
At 7:30 : I' . 111. 1\lr. \ C. M. Copeland , northwestern .
western secretary of the International Younl
1\len's \ Christian association coummnittee . wIll
make an address.
Ieuntze 1\lemorlal Lutheran church-Cor-
nor Sixteenth unit larney streets. He\ A.
J. Turkie . pastor. Services at 10:30 : a. m
and 7:30 : p. m. The p.utor will preach In
the morn In ! ; on "Th2 Ten Conlnamm'nts.
In the evening " : \Iartn Luther and the
Need of Another Luther" will be the themo.
Ueth 1 len Baptist Church-Park avenue.
Services 10:30 : a. m. allll 7:30 : p. m. Hev. C
\ ' . Vicker . pf'sldent or ( \\'esleyun university I.
versl ) wi preach In the morning and Hev.
E. 1\1 Aiken . state secretary of the Young
1\len's \ Christian association In Kansas In the
evenln . Sunday school at noon and Young
Peollle's meeting at 6:30 : p. m.
Grace Baptst Church-Tenth and Arbor
streets J. O. Staple " mInister. Treachlng
at 10:45 : n. iii. Theme : "As Regards the
Law , " At 7t5 : p. am. . revival services con-
ductel by H. II. lloihimiguuworth . secretary
Young 1\len's Christian ass c'aton. assisted lJy
two student workers. Revival meetings con-
ducted by time pastor every night next week.
"The Signs or the TImes" will b the subject .
ject or Ie\ ' . T. E. Cramblet's sermon at
10:30 : a. iii. In the evening he wi discuss
"lIow to Make the Most \ or this Present
I.ie. The choir or the First Christian
church has been reorganized amid ! , A. J.
Van Kuran has been secured as leader. Ten
voices music. will hereafter assist In presenting the
Grant Street ChrIstian Church Twenty-
sixth and Grant Streets-Charles g. Taylor
pastor. SpecIal Evangelistic services with
Evangelist Harry E. Wihie at the helm con-
tnuo all next week , Preaching Sunday at
10:30 : a. m. and 7:30 : p. m. Morning theme :
"lies Chrlsl Risen ? " Evening : "Tile con-
filets Between Itomanismn Protestantism and
IntIdelt ) . . .
St. 1\lary's Avenue Congregational Church-
Service and sermon by Dr. Butler nt 10:30 : a.
m. At 7:45 : p. m. the Men's club will have
for especial guests the Thurston Rifles . Dr.
hlutior the chapiain will deliver a brier ad-
dress. The Spaulding orchestra or Chicago
will sUPllly the IncIdental music and also ac-
COlpan ) ' Miss Abby Hose \Vood soprano
soloist of Chicago.
At the Walnut HiIcthodlst : Episcopal
chu'ch. corer Port.tIrst and Charles streets
-Quarterl meetng "rvlces ! ; love feast at
10 a. m. ; sermon by the pastor at 10:30 : a.
m. . rOIOIHl1 II the eacr.umueitt or the Lorll's
Supper ; Sunday school at 12 m. . J. I Giilan.
supel'lntendent ; Junior league meetng at 3
p. mim. ; Epworth lengu meethlJ at 6:30 : p. m. ;
Irencllng , at 7:30 : p. m. . subject "Cormver-
"
5 Ia mi.
sian. .
let ) 'V'i' : IUg.ISU'S' : no
Slr"lt C.nnul"'II'r Ii'c'Igir ' " " 'lr
Out oil Shlrllll Aveuiue. I
There Is to be a conUct between the Board '
of Publc Works and a number or heavy :
property owners on Sherman avenue and I I
prom'es to become lively wIthin time next
few days. I Is all over the worthless stile-
walks on that thoroujhtare which have been
In bd odor wIth the board for a year past.
Although some permanent walks have been
laid on Sherman avenue the bulk or the
l'lreet ' Is lined by wooden walks which long
ago became a menace to the safety or pedef-
trlans. Several efforts have been made by
the board to procure the passage of resolu-
tons for permanent walks , but there are a
number of big IJrOperty owners on the street
who have developed sufficient Influence with
'
members or the city council to knock out all
such resolution so tar as their own property
was concerned. The result Is that there are a
lot or wooden sidewalks on the street which
are nearly rotted to pieces. There arc nUt
) .
merous places where four or five consecutive
plank9 are entirely rotted out leaving danger-
Otis gaps In the walk. Many \ or the planks
that remain are partially decayed so that
they are IJble to disintegrte at any time.
No radical action has been taken by the
board because the ell wooden block pave-
lent was In worse condition than the side-
walt" anti It was not thought advIsable to
force maters ( n regard to sidewalks until
the street was In better condition. Now that
the new 1J\'ement Is down however patience
hH ceased as far as the board Is concerned
und yesterday the street commissioner took
a gang of len and went at the sidewalks In
earnest The rotten planks were torn
up ali carted away and when some or time
cailtal3ts who own big frontages on Sherman
avenue went home last night they tound notb-
lug but bare earth where they left a sidewalk
a few hours berore. I IE not expected that
they will regard the acton of the street commi-
missioner wIth unaloyed resignation and the
otce or time board wIll probably be barricaded
Monday \ mmmorning
.
. ' ' , ' ' - lilmuul . .
' 'r111 to 1.1..1 lohuji
II. Miilem' . from 1amln. la. . appeared at
the police staten yesterday and gave a de
scription or his son . John L. MIller . who
mysteriously disappeared from his home at
lamln election night. ! r. Miller states that
ho can assign no reason for hIs son's sudden
leave taking as there had been no trouble
Young Miller helped his father about the
rarm and Is descrIbed ( as a very steady young
man. lie was tracel to this city . where he
stayed over night last Thursday at the State
hotel Mr. Miller thinks hIs son must be
slightly derJnged and Is anxious to locate him.
Reserved seats for Ak.Sar.Den jubilee at
\I'er's : musle store.
IXCL'IISION ' 10 CALIFOIISIA.
'I'Iurouii 'l'ouriNt Sleeping Car to Los
A II we I . , .
Leaves Omaha EVERY FRIDAY at 1 :40 : p.
m.'ia the CHICAGO , ROCK ISr.AND &
PACIFIC I1\ . and runs THROUGH WITHOUT -
OUT CHANOE to IQS ANGEI.i' . Thele
excursions are PEHSONALl.Y CODUCTeD
by a representatIve dt the Pln.I.\IS \ ROCl
iSLAND Excursion Co. , qpd tun via Colohdo
Springs l'ueblo I.odvll& . Glen 'ood. Sal
Lake Ogden and Sacramento. Far rates or
sleoilng rfservllons cal at "nOCK 16.
IAND" Ticket Ofce , 1602 Farnam at , . or d-
dr l
-
Jlr Sebastian . Chal Kennedy .
O. T. & P. A. l'hleac ( . . O. N-W. P. A. , Omaba
- - -
here I a chance for you to SUJ ! yourIt
with shoes tQlorrow at the bfR BIO , SI-
teenth and C4glol aveuna Dmaha .
Til ICH'I'I'CJlSC.
'I'he Cloth 11mg I'rh'r" ( let Another
1"1' ( lt1 : tummIar .
.
Tomorrow the "rlolng out to quit busi-
neu" policy Is shown In another cut that ' II
polcy
not be believed by the buyIng public until
the garments are eXllmlned.
The best we can do on paper I to tel the
simple atory.
1\WN'S SUITS.
Tomorrow our finest suits that were S8
and $20 JO ; In one lot at $11.00. There are
all styles and cloths Including time staple
and ever popular ; Imported clay worsteds .
full silk and satin lined . , 'alue known the
world over All go tomorrow In the ellulty's
closing out sale at $11.00.
Fine $25.00 prince albert suits at $12.50.
All the tIne $10.00 and $12.00 caulnere
suIts In good variety or color and patterns .
only small sIzes left now but they go now
nt $5.00 for choice.
OVEHCO.'S AND ULSTERS.
Here's a IHlce that may frighten the people
who don't know the Euumity's quai tics Into
the idea that time garments are too cheap
to Lo goOI
Handsome overcct . that were nearly
closell out at $7.00 and $8.00. will be closed
out \Ionday : for $2.M. Only sizes 33 and
34 left In the lot.
Heavy storm nlsters compact : wind proof
clothes our $10.00 and U2.00 garments , now
$6.00 for choice.
Chlldrens' and bo's' overcoats In three
lots at 7&c. $1.00 and $1.50. Not one but Is
worth twice the prIce asked but are full or
warmth comfort and style.
$3.00 hos' ulsters for $1.50 ; the $1.00 ones
$2.00. and all the former $5.00 and $6.00 goT-
lents for only $2.50 : \Ionda ) ' .
PUlNSINGS AND UNDIIR\'EAR.
Fine wool heavy winter shirts and drawers
for only 12 2c.
E. & W. collars . sold the worlll over for
25c. Eqtmiiy'a 1 closing ltICe 12'hc.
These few prices show our purpose. It's
to sell out at once.
, TilE EQUITY CLOThING CO
Closing Out to Quit flimsiness
Thirteenth and Farnammm.
.
Samuel Burns Is having great success with
his dInner set sale. lie tins received this
week a full lne or hiavlland's newest sha'o.
the "helene " and Is selling a dinner Sitter
for $18.76. formerly $30.00.
.
Ever ) ' Jl ) ' .
Double daily service to San Francisco and
all California' points ( via UnIon Pacific.
Through Pulman Palace Sleepers Pulman
Colonls.t Sleepers Pullman Dimming Cars and
Free Reclining Chair Cars.
The shortest line ; the quickest tIme.
A. C. DUNN
City I'ase. & Ticket At. .
1302 Farnani St.
.
Drs. NIchols & Nichols , special attention to
diseases or women and - chIldren. 108 l arnam.
nEIIIAK.SAIIDEN : : JUBLi' r.
OVE\IBm : 12.
: .
Hamilton Warren M. D. , eclectic and mag-
uetc physician ; special attention to diseases
of women and chllllren amid all obscure and
long standing diseases. 19 N. 1Gth street
room 2.
.
- a-
1tommIsvEmcrIts' : gXCUlSlo :
Nl , . 1itIl . : " ' . : ilh 11.1 Ti'e. hut
On the above dates the MIssourI PacltIc
railway wi sell round trIp tickets to points
In Texas , Arkansas anti Louisiana at one
rare ( plus $2.00) ) . For particulars , maps etc. .
c.l or address depot 15h and W'ebster or
N. E. corner 13th and F'armmamn : streets .
Omnaha Neb. Thomas I" " Gocrl ) ' . P. anti T.
A. J. O. Pimiilipi . A. . G. I. ' . and I' . A.
Columbia Metal Polish . Cross Gun Co.
- -
Minstrels , Solos and Drills at Ak-Sac-Ben
Jubilee. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A l'rtvlit'g'ul Chlrlch'r
Is one who enjoys prIvieges not granted to
othors. Such Is every traveier via th Union
PacIfic "O\'erland Houte" to Colorad'J. ' Utah
amid Cahifortiia.
A few or the privileges :
You get there qumicker
You have ito changl" ot cars
Through Pllln Si"epers and Dnln ! Cars.
Trains heated by Slam anti I Ihte(1 with
. . . I
Plntsch Light. A. c. DUNN.I
City Pass. & Ticket Agt. .
1302 Farnam St.
.
, \t Ihoul's 'l'I.lh'r ' ' ' 'IIIC'r 1.1.
Archbishop Ireland's lecture "Our
Country. " BoxeD antl.special reserved seats
at special prices are for sale at the box
office or Lloyd's theater. Those holding regular -
lar admission tickets may obtain a special reserved -
served seat nt the box olce by exchanging
their tickets for special reserveml seal tcllet :
amid paying the t'xtr. Those holding regular
admission tcketn may obtaIn regular reserved -
served eats at the box olce or the theater :
after ( o'clock November . 13.
Attend the JUBILEE . KNIGHTS OF AK-
SAR-BEN. _ _ _ . _ _ _
ISU1CLING'I'ON : HOU'I'I .
IcrHIIIII ) ' Conil tied i'd lclrll.nH .
CII fllrll In.
From Omaha every Thursday mornlng-
through to Los Angeles wIthout change
everything tIrst.class but tickets.
Fast time-you reach San Francisco Sunday
evening ; Los Angeles Monday \ noon. Ex-
IJerlenced excursion conductor accompanies
each excurslon-unltormed Pullman porter
with each car. Only personally conducted
excursions to the Pacific coast whIch pas
through Denver.
Call at the city ticket office . 1324 Faram
street and get full Information . or write .1.
J'I
Francis general passenger ! ; agent Omaha
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$10.000 stock or shoes must be sold whole-
sale anti retail bv November 15. Store for
rent and fixtures for sale Omaha Wholesale
and Retail Shoe Store Sixteenth and Capitol
avenue .
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Is coming to the front everywhere The la1es'
Is In the determination g1 the traveler to
always use the Union 1'aific the shortest
line to Portand. anti the route offering
superior accommodatons to passengers for
Portland . Tacoma Seato and other Puget
Sound points. A. C. DUNN
CIty I'aseenger and Ticket . \gent.
1302 Farnam street ,
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Reserve scats for \k-Sar-Den jubilee at A.
Ie'er's muale store November 8 to 12.
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Are you going to California ?
Do you want to go cheaply and In com-
fortj
Upholstered Pullman Colonist Sleepers leave
Omaha every day via Union Pacific "The
Overland noute , " for San Francisco . with a
unIformed Pullman porter In charge
All th ! comforts or home . while traveling
on fast express trains .
I you want to know more about these
cars call on . A. C. DUNN
City Passenger and Ticket Agent
1302 Farnam street.
nm.'mml To Nun A Cm'gH.
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111 I. & ( : I""I . , , II C.urt Re-
furs' , IIIIiKO. I . \m.r. . . .
Yesterday JUdge Ambrose retuse'l to
appoint n receiver for the property of the
DavIs & COwgi Iron works holding that
he hall no POwer to appoint 1 receiver under
the circumstances tdcr which the apphica-
lon ( for a receiver was made
The application for a receiver grew out
or the Ilssthracton or a large number of
small creditors who held claims against the
company . Before the compan admltell Its
Insolvency I gave a lag number or Iort-
gages to heavy creditors , on the entire property .
erty , but loft the smaller ones out. The
latter at once charged that the purpolJ or
this ( was to detrnull them out of theIr money
and thy at Olce began action against the (
company. They tel time allplcatlon for a
receiver holding that the property should
be hel1 In trust for all or the creditors allll
should be 11'/dell / pro rata among them.
They also brought atachment suits against
clded. the property ' . and these still remain undo-
JUdo Ambrose sid that H these atach-
ment cases Iud ben brotmgitt before him
brough
and he had tlecldd to sustain them he
would have seen his way clear to the ap-
Ilolntment or a receiver. Under the cir-
ctmmnstancee , imowever be refused to appoint
one' .
In tie attachment suit brought by nchard
\\'earne and others against the company . an
answer was yesterday flied . In com\any. Is
denied that timert' was any Intention ot defrauding .
rraudlng the smaller crediors ,
( 'Iiuurgeum "I h111 : r.I'r.
.
Charles
Cumings was ye"teflny arraigned -
ralgnrd before Judge Scot on the charge
of murdering . Judd Vanct : ! lie IJleaded not
guilty . and was remanded back to the county
Jai to await trial
On the night or September 19 Vance and 1
number ot companions were In Goldsmith's
saloon . where Cumings was employed as
barkeeper The entire party was more or
less intoxicated The men engaged In a
game or pool and a dispute arose betwetn
Cummings and one ot the party regarding
payment for the games Vance Intlrrerred
In the quarrel and heas hit over the head
with a billiard cue br Cumings. Cumings
said that he reared Vance intended to assault
him. The cue struck Vanco's skul assaul ,
from the erectu ot the blow he died In a few
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" \lk" for I X.'n' 'I'rlii.
Sam Sidney who was convicted a few days
ago with assaultlJI Ofcer Baldwin with In-
tent to commit great bodily injury has male
a moton for a - new trial
S'I'I 1.g'I' : : \ UWl.l. : . Jg 1.11' OU'i' .
Jllrl , Ir . Il . I , I. . " ' . .rl11 1"11.
H..II'III 1111.n. : . . .
There will be a general paring down or thc
forces or the street and sewer deparlmcnts
this afternoon : Many or the men In the
street repair gang will be dismissed and
sonic or these In the street sweeping ! brigade
will also walk the planJt. The sewer force
wi bl" laid oft except three or four men , amid
the departments \ II practically b reduced
10 the winter basis.
I Is customary to stop street sweeping
about November 1. hut this year some of the
down town streets will be swept during the
remainder or thIs month. The blue barrel
mcn who have outsde districts \ Ill lJe laid
or and the others wi tel ow them at the
end or time month.
As there have been no. heavy rains this fall
anl the streets are generally In good conch- .
tion . It Is not considered advIsable to retain
the stre3t repair gang ! on the pay roil. Only
three or four men V'1 be retaimmed and the
rest will be given a vacation uut next
sprln . The'l ar.l or Publc Works expects
to keep tIme expenses for repairs and main-
tcnance down to $ : ; 00 thIs mouth . whIch is
about one.halr what was expended In October.
I.n\\\uns IS . AXHH'S O\\ ' .
\\11 'm'r' nlld . m'usmi C lie : \1' . 'I'rcn"
. . .rl" Orlhiauite. rrhl01A'1.
Pruldent Edwn' or the city council Is
making' an efiort ! 'O'e _
elort. . the city treasurer
ordinance , wlJlch wa Introlluclll last J. . .
reported . back. ThIs Is the ordinance which
regulates time payment or money by the city
treasurer and provides for a system or uiupli-
cato checllN anti warrants which render I
pervesion of publo funds practically tmpos-
sIble.
The ordinance was originally suggested hy
Mayer BCmnls during hIs first month or office .
and tollows the draft of the ordinance which
Is In force In Cleveland O. I woo drawn by
City Atlorey Connell and IntrOlucetl by
Councilman Bechel I was promptly Ilnokcd
out however on the plea , that I was 1 re-
tIectlon on the IntegrIty of City Treasurer
Bolin. After floiln's ' defalcation Edwards
had another oflnanee Introduced which was
practIcally the same as th2 one which ht' bad
assisted to defeat This new ordinance was
referred to the fnance committee . anti since
then It has romalnEd In Chairman Taylor's
vest pocket. There It promIsed to remain
intheuirmitely had not Edwards suddenly discovered -
covered that Ir the ordinance was passed It
would be a material assistance to him In securing -
curing his bvnd as city treasurer. Conic-
quenty there Is some prospect that the ordl-
nanco will be dug up and brought to a vote
before the end ot the 'ear.
SI'H ; I. . IHI . Not ni It.
George Duncan a colored boy I Is said
bas been In the habit lately of helping him-
Eelr to t coal In thE lower freight yards from
cars blonln to the Chicago St. Paul I , Mimi-
neapola & Omaha raIlroad. George was
before Judge Berka yesterday. lie pleaded
not guilty . and lila trial was set for next
1\londay. _ _ _ _ a- _ _ _
Iluiuu.'st'kenM' ENCIII'Miflfl Sisutit .
VIA TIlE WABASI n. H.
On November 11 27 anti December 1. the
Wabash will sell tickets to Arkansas . Louis-
yule and Texas at hal tare wIth $2.00 udded
For I tickets anti further Inrormatlon , or a
copy or the lome eekers' Gllde , cal at
Wabash chico . 115 "arnam street or write
O. N. CLAYTON , N. W. P. Agt ,
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The great salE or shoes begins Monday
morning. We otTer ladles' mens' and cliii-
dren' ' shoes at a sacrltIce. I must /0 by
November 15. Omaha Wholesale and Retail
Slice house . Sixteenth tumid Capitol avenue. ,
Omaha. S
OUCIAIUJ hOMES .
Slleelnl LIIII 1 , ellr"ICII , No"emlcr
101h.
A special Orchard 10m Land Excuron :
leaves Omaha November 16th for the south.
Special facilities given this party to see the
country. For ratls ! apply to
GEO. W. .IES : , Ceo At. .
. 1617 "arnam St. .
Ommimuha Neb.
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Come and sPt the big shoe sale tomorrow
SIxteenth and Capitol avenue Omaha .
sizes dil slyies ror every and . bear The Genuine thIs . 'fradc- all I .
kind or ruol : \llrk. . . . ' I.
Beware : or izimltations MONITOR 0 I AND
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MAJESTIC
fle $ Steel Ranges
RADIANT HOME STOVES
RADANT
The King of Base Burners
We have the Largest Stock , Show the Greatest
Variety and Make the Lowest Prices1
Milton Rogers & Sons ,
Fourteenth and Farnam Streets. ,
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Ilth'IJI.hr.1 "I"lllr " 'ihi 1"lhlr.
IIld 'I'nlh : to 011 SlIhll'r" .
Arrangements for the reception antI enter-
talmnent at Arehbh'hop John Irelanll of St.
Paul during his stay In Omaha next week
are nearly ) completed Abut 200 invitations
to the banquet to Ic given at the Omaha
club Wednesday evening have ben Isu [ ' < l.
and acceptances have been recel\II front
most or twst invited The list or toast
aud speakers bas not been hilly decided
: upon.
The archbishop will reach this city front
the south on Tuesday. A delegation or the
Grand Arm or the Republic and Loyal Legion -
glen will join with the recepton commttte
In weloming him. lie will be the glel1t
or Isholl Scannel during hIs Stll ) ' .
The subject or the lecture at the lloyd
Thursday evenummg Is "Our Country. " The
sale or tlcklts Is progressing rapidly a 111
there III little doubt or a crowllel lmotmse .
holders ot chole seat tickets . costing $150 .
can reserve them at time box utee at any
time. Thl $1 anti , O.cent ticket hollllrs can
sec'mre reserved seats on Wednesday or
Tilmda ) ' .
Some time ago anti , when I was first
learned that Arehblsholl Ireland would vIsit
the city. the members of Orant post Oranll
Arm ) or the lpuble , conceived , the Idea of
Incucln him to address time' camps. .A
rommlttee was appolntel to communicate
wth ! the nrchblsl Oil. 'm'estorday Captain I Fi.
Palmer chairman or the coimimmiittee. received -
ceh'Cll the following letter fotn the arch-
bl.hop. cay : dated at Sl Paul , \ u1inmm. . last \Ion- :
"You will please excust me for not Iav-
ing Klven an earhiem' reply to your letter . In
which yoim honor me wlh an tnvltaton to
adless the Grand Arm ' organizations or
Omaha. I assure you I appreciate \r '
much the honor you do me.
"I will bC dIfficult for me to malle thpm
a public adless In view or other arrangements -
ments that wi presl upon lily tme ,
"But If I Ii convenient for a certain own-
ber or. the membes to come together In one
or their own halls . I would he very glnmh
to meet thPI and say a few words to them
on the evening of Tucetlay . November 12.
"A note from you stating your wishes wi
tInd me at the Souther lintel St Louis. "
Yi"terday CaptaIn Palmer , A. T. Tr.1ynor
anti 1 > Stone ot the commlte2 Issued the rol.
lowln g :
To the Members : ot Grand Army Posts or
Omaha South Ornaima Fort Omaha and
Council fluffs :
Archbl hop Irsland . our dlstlngulshell corn-
r.11Ie. ha3 1IIIIIy conRented to malIc a little
talk to member/ or U. S. Grant post at their
hall Continental block on Tue ! lay evenimig
No\mber 12. Grant post invites memhfrs
Ir all other posts or Omaha a111 vicinity to
j'itm J In bearing tharchbishop. . The imivita-
ton is . or nocsslt . lmied to mlmbers of
the Orand Army only.
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am I uisieui situ 1,4 IIrh S.'huul " % 'i t lid rzt'ys'
frum t lie Onut torlt'a 1 CouiteN ( .
The High school oratorical contest between
Minneapolis : and Omaha until 1."rllay , was
considered a sure thing. Minneapolis : lad
miracle all arranWlents with the Omaha
delegates except deciding on the place or
holding the contest which was left wih
Minmieapolis. Last Monday \llnneapols : :
notifIed Omaha that the contest wouhl he
held In Omaha and the date was fxell for
the third Friday In January. Frhlay
Omaha received a letter rrom Pror. Greer
principal or the 1\lnacapals high school ,
stating that they would be imitable to go Into
the contest lS the superintendent or the
schools thought It umiwi9' . Omaha replied
wih a request to reconsider hl8 action . as
two months after a contest had been ar-
range'l ' was rather a late date to s'itli-
wih-
draw.
Minneapohit' : . judging by her large number
or English teachers anti Onmaha's somali ntimn-
bel' In that departmmment thouht she hall a
;
soft snap but loollng Into the matter . rounl ,
that It was more a queston of qualy than
'uanl ) . a-
' \11 Not : I..IIA I. . Pr. ' , ' .
Chief Sigwart has received a letter from m
a part sholnS hllsel "SIhtseEr , " stating
that Wchard Rice , a man who Is now serving
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A . 1. .h. 'V'J"I cnarC1 ! wih
wHt' beatimig . Is the man \I'antel for stealnl ;
some valuable curtains from Fl Iflrach 2518
Davenport strect This burglary occurred
lest l February anti tie police have bcn ur- ;
able to locate tie guilty parties. One pair
or curtains were round to have been sold to .
a party nalel Jordan living at Twent-
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clghth and Cumlng 'streets . anti another pair
to a hlacklmlh near TwenlY'llxth and Cum-
lg , street . A . complaint will be filed .
charging Hce.lth the titeft . and he will be
brouJht ; to trial on the charge , a loon as he
has served his present Kntence.
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© WI l'I\'e ' the largest clock all the
W it'st gol'u. WI' always has ' o somuit'- t
M thing now In , 'ooklul utlnsl . .
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Wo hlvl just imuiittirteii a Ilrlo stock
of Slral.k ) . . . Steel limmauuaelcci Wore. .
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. Il I \ ill pay you to gel our prices un .
these gOOl .
Ithese .
: WMI LYLE l l DICKEY & GOI :
: 1403 DOUGLAS STREET. :
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A specIal importation of lellum price
Lace lurtnlnq ore Irrh'ln ! faster tlan we i
an 1II1Ie them. t'n.ler Itressure ' Wl
quote . . the rollowllg ! Irlces for ten da'I to
mO\e these new gooe 9.
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itiLtm. nln'SI' T..tel ' at muo : .
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srtt. : . S.II. , , ! 11.11. , I I : .oo 11.1
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: 1\Jln i A ? ' 1' ( ) : m3'I"m'mI . frau .
i C ' .11. I : : : .II. i 1.11 ) I , i 1.11. I (
mt7r . ( tim In t $ I aII.tIO. :
lin.l1 11:1.11
l.tll ! I' . ngx.lsXn . nt
.117.miO . t I (1.119 ( . , t m .tII , . S fr..1
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'I'lies'i' vamuic. $2 : . , It , . mire itt5 "Xc"lltnllll .1 (0 ( . : 1:1.11 ( ) mt7. ' A..I ( (0. (
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CHARLES SHIYEHICI & CO'I ,
Vtmt'iiittim'c nsitI lklcrics ,
TWELFTH AND nOUGLAS STS.
NO-E-'Ye make a "peelnty o furnh.hln
entire houses wih D1API llES. Our Ie-
sIgners tire nt time Eervlce or 01' customer/
nn.1 will cal lt any f'stlencl 01 request
wihout ( ' 110 rge. : 'ui est earerul and Ilrompt
I' tt' ntun gIven to nil cci' eSlllence ; m-earti-
log tiny sort of UH\l H Y decorations.
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This business follows- its
folow9' own leadership-nonc
other to follow . The great political parties are
breaking their records So this business breaks
its own records at every point of comparson with
the past.Never
Never so many goods to sell.
Never so fine a variety.
Never so Iowan prices for superior goods
THESE COIUlNS SHOW BARGAIN pnlCES ON WORThY GOODS
Pocket Books Odd Piece
. OdC !
Fine China
300 at forty-fivo cents. Linoges . Carlsbad-.choieest but
_ _ _ _ _ _ neal loather' ] . Its a rattled lot-things e"erybody
the outside is seal wanti , but not lany kinds.
grain , the : lusldo Prices a ThIrd or Less
is smooth lamnb- Platos-12 kinds 25e , worth np to
- 1latos-12 " 2icOth
skin , the pookot ) $1.00.
Hnlug is oloth. Saluls-il. .We , 00g.
, T h o 3' ompeto Chocolate 10tl-C , ! ( ) Oe.
with othel's . that Fr'uit SuUCot's-Oe. - 2ic.
a I' 0 } HQ1C.otO ,
outside und hove Lailip Bargains.
I p.I pOI' linings . , ) it' ' ' not
. ] wtt u ! i the evonlmigiu WOI'O
\Vct believe this .ust o\'onlngs
. 0 b01m 0 . '
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longtlmemming ] lump pdCCH that you'll
to ho the ' in lot engthonlng
) bargain poiet .
oaks. t'lulph look , for I It was time middle of stutic-
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Glass lamps WCt t'educed tl'om
Buttermilk ' : Glass lumps 30e , fron 70.
and Cactus Soap Vale lalp8 with decorated ft'On1
Anothol' har\'ct of the sort that and shuttle , 81 ( , ft'om $1.2.
made such a sth' : a short ( line ago. Ballftet 1amnlS , with silk shlllo
10c. the box a caics . lmo $ IS , ! $ : .U. .
Chattber
Toiet I I
Sets.
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Decorated
, Hatdsomcly
, tq
-A 12 piece ) sots $0,03 , from $10.
, . 'c ' 4i 12 ] picco sets $4.0 , from $8.
12 pIece sets $3.95 , from $0.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - Iloco8ots I
Lunch Baskets. Uubi'ea1cable Dolls
I ' "ltum all time
ox-
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' and neat enough
. strong
Heel . . hihic5i0n amid beau-
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not to worry any one
iii bisk cmii ,
I , a
10c . jl . , ,
\ViIlow lunch baskets , 15c ( Ii itatig hewing
2jc. a I ' bettutiftii
l'p
2e.Wood fbro lunch boxes lOc , 150. . , , - ( ) i antI taco ,
< : > c. S Enbreakablo
Folding lunch boxes 2 : , 10o. .ttttl : take a hatn- wo
' tfll'l' and try ,
Graniteware Specials
, pt'Ico. euro not
TEA POTS t , . - 1 -igh
H qt 2 qt 3 : i qt 4 qt , . .
39c 48c 58c 68c Inch doll
I 49c
COFFEE ROTS.
pOTS.
H qt 20t : qt 41t , th ; Inch doll
39c 48c 58c 6tc - 74c
IJ nu'hm doll
TE.KETTLES. . ' . ' 09c
No.7 No.8 I
74c 89c - /
The 1319
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Store. . . Street
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MILLINERY ' .
I Thc Lm"gcsttl'ctr / Ih'cl' Shown h 1 . .
This Part ot the Cotintl' }
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PARIS , BEItLINA1) ( ) 1JLAN ,
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The Mo-ut Striking Cuimimhlamttlomt' " ,
Dashing , Pretty Hats for 1
Young Lndics. ,
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qulslo 11spla ' . ( t'II1' . ,
Mrsa ' HI HI Davies , .
1520 Douglas St. '
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Steel Ranges
This Is absohtmtely time best made range
ever liiaceti 1 on the market. I Is so
constructed as to be almost everlasting
and does tht' . most IIlrtect baking wIth
ahout one.hal the coal used In many .
ralJ ; < 's.
Just ask U& a word about price
John Hussie Hardwar Ca1 . ,
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2407 Clltltg St. Solo Agel .
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MURRAY HfflLI
PI'OIWlnccl. b.nl who have p'utm'on.
heed It , lie ( best in CUibinc , Eqtiilmonb
and Sut'lce.
Motlermi In ' . ' ' ,
1Iodcl'n um O\'ot.y Ieqptet
Hates l'2.50 to $4.00.
r S1cclull'atc b.r " 111 0 : month
B. SILLOWA Pt'os & Mgr .
Mgr.
1th t and Inl'lwy St a. , Omaha
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are gol'11 to buy a pair of spec-
tacles Ot' eye gl11des come und
talk with tie , it will cost you
not n cent , ' and may ave you
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doiimur8
Aloe &
Penfold Co. ,
I.eadlu ; fclenttIo Olltlclun .
1.108 Furlan Street
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DRUG STORE
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At the tnl'gcat amid Oldest
Dril Store Iii the Clt ) ' .
S'UP Figs We bottle rut. . . . . . . . . . . . ISo
I xtrct Witch hazel , lOt , hattie at . . . 25
Pend Lily Creamn 25e bottle at. . . . . . . iSo
Stern's \Vlno Cod Liver Oil . $1 bottle at 750
Win Oi. botte
Arnica Limmimnent . We bottle $ . . . . . . . Z5p
i0.it1nuto Headnehe Capstie : . ISo baxat 10
Ca\su 2c IQxat
10.1lnute CelcF'y Compound It. . . . ; ( . . .
Glycerine Celer' . iier cake. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Juvenile Soap . \ per cake. . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
3-quart FountaIn Syringe $ ,25. at. . . ' . 160
We make a specIalty or fi ? , rr -
lens . carefully and uccura\h1y \ . at lowest
prl ccS.
Goodman Drug Co. ,
tHO Faruutt S t.
NO GAS. NO PAIN.
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.r..th g"lrneted \'ItIiotit I'aln br
1.lIc,1 AI'I.lcltln t. thc nlm .
Dr. Bailey
3d Floor Paxtoi Hs
Ilxto'
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High Class . Worat Reasonable Prices ,
Sot 'r..lh. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , : .oo
Ili's't 'V'otli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 7.10
iii 11."t I I I mugs' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1'1.00 m ' II"Tlr.l _
: 1.1 I 1,1. I& , .1.1 Croms'm. . . . . $ O.uo ) to 38.00
Jrldlc Teeth 1"1 ( nails . . . . . . . .eo.oo
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l'aLmuleiiN Extrnctiiig . " ' " dUO
'rvel'o Years idxpenlence . Clt. . ,
l.he.l Clllt Year l 0)11
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