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Thompson, Beldeh 3X0.
T. M. C. A. BUILDIWO, COR. tVtti AJflJ DOCSLAS STS,
ARAPAnOES ARE ARMING
Port Wathaki Bapotts that 'Wyoming Red
, iltini Frepara to -Fight.
SHEEP HERDER ALREADY. ASSASSINATED
Atitltorllle Fcnr, Onthreek Will ,11c,
I'rct-tuUHtcil.liv Attempt" at Arrest
,. i Mtltlerk.'F.iac to Tuwik
. , , t)r Jtrtitectloii.
'., l'-.-'"' 7
CIIEYL'NNE.' Wyo., June 3: (Special
Telegram,) A lelcgram' 'from Fort'Washa-
KIO lQmsni.aysr.iai n .vrnimtiyo iiu,uhb
who recently deAi'tP'tho Indian agent ,q,re
arwlng.ahl 11 Is fcarod tho threatened oiiCv
braaty f annot' ho averted without blood
8hod itud .the uso of government troops.
A ,'she'tpherdcr employed bV William
Madderi..o.f.:Lo3t Cablrt' was 'sho't down by
Indians yesterday forty niRes north Of Fort
Washakie. Tho. namo of', tbo herder and
tbo detail's of the fkllllag bavo not been
learned.. . . ; . ;
It Is feared serious trnubln will follow
any atteVmp.t upon the part of- tho au
thorities to arreU the murderers of the
herder. .
Settlers In tho Lander'valley are arming'
and many are moving to tbo towns for
protection.
MANY SIOUX FALLS VISITORS
To 1-ru Kntertnlns. Vnrluii" Stnte. Or-
nanlratlon, Incltiilliiir Uniiker
nml Funeral Director".
SIOUX FALLS, S.' D..vJune 3. (Spcclnl.)
In addition to entertaining the annual
encampments of the South Dakota Oram!
Army of the Ropubllc, Lake Madison Vet
rans' association, Spanish War Veterans
arid auxiliary organizations, the people of
Sioux. Falls will this week entertain two
other prominent state organizations, the
Slate Dankers' association and tho South
Dakota Funeral Directors' association. The
bankers will hold their sessions Wednesday
and Thursday, while the annual meeting1
of the funeral directors will be on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
ROUGH RIDERS' COLLEGE
School for Teaching Roplnft" nnd
Hhootluv to Hn Opened at '.-.?-
Cody.
CODY, Wyo.. Juno 3. (SptclAl.) Tb firat
studont to enter tho Hough Kldcra' college,.
Charles Hays Ileyers, arrived heroi from
Tltuburg ycrday. Ho will be Joined In
a, few days Tiy a number of students that
aru'now collecting at Custer City. The ar
rangement for tho opening of (bo Hough
Klder school ar'c progressing rapidly and it
will not be mnny weeks until n largo class
Is receiving instruction In the arts nf rid
ing, roping and Ahooting.. At present the
students will occupy tents, or until tbo
necessary buildings can be built.
Iowa Hmi C'iinfeV Theft.
i LARAMIE, Wyo., Juno 3. (Special.)
Sborlff Cook yesterday arrested nruco Mer
rill of Iowa, who Is chargod with robbing
tho,Pascoo ranch. Bruco was suspocted' of
tho crime and was under surveillance for
severaKdays at Harpers, where ho 'win at
work on the, seotlon.. Ha camo to town Fri
day and the officers wanted to find some of
ttio stolen property. Hruco was led to be
Hove that he would be given a good position
on a ranch near Lnramlcr nnd he returned
to Harpers to got his effects. He was fol
lowed by Sheriff Cook, and whllo Bruce whs
packing up his things the officer looked
through a window and saw a blanket which
,hail 'been stolen from tho ranch. Entering
Bruce's room tho sheriff placed hlra under
arrest. Whllo coming to Laramie Merrill
confessed the robbery and he will bo given
a hoartng tomorrpw.
Caaper Well Still GoIiir.
CASPER. Wyo., Juno 3. (Special.) The
reoont strikes of oil at Pioneer Hallow, Fos
sil, Spring Valley and Walcott haa stimu
lated Interest n tho local oil fields, which
are the only ones In tho state that nro
still producing oil; -At present there are no
wells this sldo of Salt creek, fifty miles
north of CaBper, but it Is proposed to sink
a number of wells near town, ns' It Is be
lloved that the oil reservoir can bo found
here aa easily as In the Salt Creek basin
Year ago tho ground In thla vicinity was
prospected, but the Investigations were not
conducted on n scientific basis nnd results
worp not obtained, With tho Improved
boring machinery nnd late methods nil men
bcllijvo that flowflng wells pan be found In
the Immediate vicinity of Casper,
1'cnrU fu rintte. JUvcr."
CASPER. Wyo.. Juuo ' 3. (Special.) A
letter has been received hero from R. C.
Nesnilth of 8tplthvf:ie TennV, Wrijj for ittn
addresses of men who cari" be engaged to
huut for .pearl ,trr'.thP."Tnttte,'lrer-JcIoiv
Casper. He stales that he found a number
ot valunblo pearls In tho Platte a yearngoj
mm inav no win engage in tno penri nsning
busiqcs, on an extenilve scale this sum
mer If a sufficient number of pien can ba
secured. Tho pearls woro. found . In tho
vicinity of the Wyorulng-Nebruska line..;
Calla Attention to Garnishment...
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Juno 3.-(Speclal.)
Superintendent Park of tbo Wyoming
division has. Usuedn bijlltjtjn to ,cwcloyei
calling attention to the garnishment suits
ugalnat the"" men. After explaining the
Difficult Digestion
That Is dyspepsia.
It makes lifo miserable.
Its suflcrera eat not because they want to,
but becauso they mut,
They know they aro irritable and fretful ;
but they cannot bo otherwise.
They complain of a bad taste In tha
mouth, a tenderness at the pit of the stom
ach, an uneasy feeling of puffy tulneis,
headache, heartburn nnd what not.
The effectual remedy, proved by perma
nent cures of thousands of severe cases, Is
Hootfrn Smrmmpmrlllm
Boon' Vitis r the heit ctthuUo.
-no; Jvia4-3fnm.
in high favor. We can give
All very reliable and such
gradb - every' yard recom-
You will be charmed witu
the. old favorites are in line-
4 4l,a l,.t,5ft.1 11iptinn nf
uuM..auww.w. .
necessity to at ence appear In court In
rcsronto to tho garnishment notice, the su-
perlntendcnt says that three garnishments
will be equivalent to a dscbarge.
.
rill KtnlttMtlont Unnhatetl. 1
.LARAMIDV Wi-6.,' 'June' 3.-lSpecl.ll.)
Satuplos of oil found-IlnUlift well at Wal-
cott Station at ' depth' of: 104'ifoet have
been received ot ttio-Sta'te university nnd
in u v.., iii,i
will .bo analyzed by .ProfKnlght.
ino xKuonjeiw. vuuiiug uwimuuii nun
10 excitement continues nt-wsiciu ana
y foot of grouniUlnt tho -vicinity has
, ni,i iinnn4t.UiiM.irmt nf 'oonnln art,
i. Med upon,i.4luttdroits or pcoplo are
ilntf-ln. i v f r'
overy
been
rushlmt
. . l :' -
't'lo sl.llnir L'nUOff Hnenetl.
.CHKVENNE. Wyn,. June 3.-r(Spclal.)
At 12.0S, yesterday vtho Tic Sldlng-lnramlc
cut-off was put lu service. The first train
.siuuuiiu iiui,. Yiun.ii..m ui-.s .. i
n'elonlr.. .i . 2 .1
' r PI
STATUS OF AUDITORIUM FUND
nr. aiajj-!".'"- - ,
RXendrd .Metl. ,,vC0g,.lttee t
Vlileh.,KlJUiioc,.Ar' iTIitir-
ottKhtf nf"oriil. ' :f'
. .,wi" ' ' i1"
for the flret time In several weeks there
wns a full representation the meeting
of tho And or urn cotnm ttee. and. taking
. . , A' ti,' . ' ,
advantage of tha,t .condition, many Im-
nortant matters were dlscussod.
The secretary made ari extens to' report,
i.,.. ,, . ." j.r- i
showing the totaj .TCCClpts and expendl-I
tures of tho company, from Us Inception.
Tho report showed that 'since the society'
,tii-, tVi t'v.,i
wa3 drganlzcd the s,urn oT,Jj.00.M had been
received and Jo6.S14.66 exDendOd:. that
there Is a balance on hand of IM.090.StJ.
liabilities the report shows that the total
r-..i 'i.n j .1 ,kl ' a ..'.i i.i..m r...t I
nuuaurililiuun iiinuc lu uiu nuuuui iuiu ..,., i
kJ io7fi,7 m.H w i.i7 m.
....o r. v... ..... ...
dtvlduils and firms: that of (his Amount
the sum of iK.Bie.B0 has 'been .received
upon tho first call for assessment; that
there are delinquent' oh. the first call sub
scrlbers to the number of ,4?9.
The number nt donations to tho. fund has
been twenty-one, aggregating $6,755.
A voto of thanks was. extended to the
mi .v.. v. a ,nr '.,.in..
"uu,E ",c
Saturday afternoon at the driving park.
Ik VtUO illll.uuuv.iM wink ti.vviiJi inv i
i .ill AmiM..,t.,MI I. t,AIJ I
bu tdlng And grounan cqmraltteo vlll be nIa
this oyenlDrT to congiaor mo plana ror tne
Auditorium submitted by the architects.
CHANCELLOR SNOW RESIGNS
Head' nf, 'the University of KattKM". Aaka
- 'and, Will Heeelre. I.es .
Arduoua Work.
LAWRENCE, Kan., June 3. Chancellor
Franc s H. Snow, who has been at tho head
. ,w ., , . ,,..
of. the University of Kansas, for cloven
years, has tenucreu nis resignation, tne
re'slenatlan will bo accented and! Chancel-I
lor Snow,wlli be'lVen the chair it .natural
history,
Chancellor Snow's health.? broke down a
year ago following tho d?ath bydrowning
in tno naroor at Ban francisco or; q son.
a newspaper reporte', who had' gone out
on a tUg .to receive news from a transport
bringing soldlers-.froiu. tho Philippines. Ho
has spent most of the year In California
on n leave, nnd U now on the way to Mil-
wmikce,, to Join, his wife -and daughter.
TOMAHAWKS AN AGED WOMAN
Negro Kohlinr In Kanana. Cltr Iteanrt
to Imllnii Mthud In llln
I'reiiminaric". t
- -. ' l
KANSAS CITY, June 3. While sitting
rocking it baby In.hcr homo atiSecond street
cd oodland avenue thla afternoon Mrs.
aiary acmuor, iu,years oia, was strucK
down with a hatcliet by. a negro who ap-
peared suddenly before her. Mral'Schuler's
sKuii was fractured and she cannot live,
The negro cicap'cd-.aad la being, searched
ior Dy a large number of neigt()ofs and
policemen. The motive was robbery.
Pllea Cared Without tha Knife.
Itching. Blind, Bleeding or. Protruding
rues. Your aruggist win refund your
money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure
you. 60 cents.
Bond" for-the 'Trcnaurr.
WASHINGTON. June 3.-The 'secretary of
the treasury today purchased $224,000 of 4
per cent, snort-term doiuis at 113J8H.
, THH It 13 A LTV MAIIKF.T.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday,
iune Of .
Warranty Deed",
L. S. Reed et al to M. II. McCulloch.
40 foet adjoining northslde lot 7.
A.bS.kPocV
block 1, Potter & o.'s 2d add.
(roflle) COO
S. A. Jones and wlfo to Valley Stock
Yards and' Grnln company, sw no
38-16-9
R- P.. Grant and-iwifo. to-dwrrt'lor.
i-viron, Houlir,. WtMots ,:Atid 7,
i .... i. i . in .
260
too
W. (J. Upjohn and lfo to W. OTMc- .
4 parti; lot EttitfckU.Lak 6ad..tnnd
. onior property , ,
."jicLtfitiarivif5ro nor 11.
Upjohn, same
Convent of Me.rcy to Kntle Hynek,
i.iH lot !, blMk-iK?wnt3d-,ad:d...
'Albert UliiHchrlvtcr W AiuSn-'Bueher, v
lot '11, block Rose Hill
V. K. Clnrke. trustee, to city of
6
550
93
iinina, part or certain lots In
Rlvprvlew, nflrk-fqr street purposes.
.IUUI1U DHVIUHB ,Mtl)K IO J. A. I'.l-
ten. 101 u. Litino r.'fi add.
.Aiieusin iiiooin nna mm bund to
' 13Teanor West, lot 8, block 2. O'Nelll'a-
subdlv
Rumaev Sallng-to J. A. Glhbons. lots
3 nnd 4, bloak TrStlrig(A add. to
Klkhom . ,.; M, '
D. n. Waugft undw.lfe 'to J. M.
Westerfleld, tlndlv. lot fl. Wiiuoh
& W.'s sjbdlv.: lot 11, block 13
"Brown park (reflle) ,
A!"y -8lly.er ,t0. M,' Jl Ureckenrldge,
lot 22, block 8, Hunscom Place
Benjamin Folsom nnd wife to A. J.
11. and Harold Thomsen, el-3 lot U.
block 59, Omaha. u
Quit Claim Deed.
Maud Campbell, to Julia Montgomery,
west 116 feet tot II. Cobum's subdlv.
John Flanagan and wife, to Hello Mc
f'utloch, lots S and 9, block 5,
Boyd's udd
Deed.
A. L. Campbell, assignee, to A. L.
Campbell, trustee, west 116 feet lot
14, Ooburn'H subdlv. ......
A. L. Campbell, trustee; to Julia
Mnntgomeryrt time
Thomas Hntton, trustee, trustee, to
same, same
600
sol
...
1.700
j,10o
1
1
900
Muster In chancery to -A- W. Clarke,
Total amount of transfers $29,701
THE OMAHA DAILY BJEEj TUJiS,DAY
HITS THE LUTHERANS HARD
Rt. Wolf Praoipltatai Eeniatlon at Gen
eral Ejnod at Dei Molatt.
I DECLARES CHURCH IS RETROGRADING
Aanertn that the O'htirch SnfTt-r from
Defective MunnKement mid Itlanica
l'tili'Ktiinllu To in lie rn in cut of
Gernuiiis Report Sent Urtck.
(From a StnfT Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, June 3. (Special.)
Ttlfr! a "vely controversy In the
Lutn(,ran BV110d lhl3 wornlng( wnon ncv.
, Dr. E J. Wolfo of Oottysburg, Pa., a rait
slonary worker of many years and recog
nlzed S3 an authority In the Lutheran
church, read a .report on tho condition ot
tho church, which was declared to be the
most lamentable Jeremiad ever delivered
before the synod. No sooner had Dr. Wolfo
finished reading the report than he was met
with a reuionstranco from many persons and
a declaration that the members of the com
mlttee had not signed the report. This
was acknowledged, but Dr. Wolfe claimed
the members had authorized him to make
the report as he saw fit. Essential fea
turca of the report follow:
These cheering sign should not blind us
to some lamentable mid extremely (lis-
rnllr:tffltiir fniultf Inn ti1ilrh nlittiln iimnnff
. chief nmong these Is the 'spirit of ' nlt-
0V irimcieiicy.
our beneficence has not kept pace with
the Increasing competence of our people,
csnecjnlly have mir men of wealth settled
dowfti Into n condition of nppalllng indlffer.
once mid npathy toward missions nnd edu.
cation,, the supremo agenclcM for discharge
lnB the obligations of the Christian church
u Mem lQ ,m retroKrndlnB.
Our educational Institutions commnndci
ence una npainy lowani nnsmons iiiki etiu
lormeriy ii mnro inierni support, am or
them are feeble, struacllng. beRRlna for n
.mA,",,."a'.cc - -
trying to keep afloat three weekly church
papers, when by uniting tho capital nnd
Thern within our pale not n single
ttronir. edumtlonnl Institution, endowed.
........ . . . ... 1 111.- .. I 1 1 1. ..L.nl.
IllilllllCU llllli imilUIUAl'U HIIU B1IIIIIOI BWIIU'lin
In other denominations, whoso tcmpor.il
resources are more limited than ours.
jut vunipitr.'uive iauurp in Dciieiiri-mu
may WW largely from UM.ouve manago-
minded methods, our wretched lack of
combination and conception.
Our church has suffered seriously from
..(.. , i,,,,,i r in.ii..i,iniia n...i nn.
bridled liberty, us long ns the general good
rnusi oe niooruinaten to me rigms
private Judgment, our progress must hal
' ... nr i,titiitinn lanir ui?h.
Much of our trouble may be ascribed to
t"" pniegmiitic temperament, tne incrinefs
or minu, inherent rrom tne ucrmnn. i,uin.
,.r(ui8 ro characteristically ronservntive
What Is pre-eminently lacking now Is
Irltunllty. Tho fire-on the altar Is burn-
ms off. mere i a. low sinie oi pieiy
uln0ng .us. The love of many has grown
rnld. There 1 no ilissnlslne the nrevAlenl
laxity nnd barrenness; the low estate of
mn.ln
air. Absorption In worldllness, the worship
nf niHtnmnn. th rlAVnttnil tfi the IndffC.
... ,V... " j'J.
'o subst tullon of the Sunday papers for
,n(! grripturcs, me intrusion oi me nen
into the ilomnin of thlnxs snlrltunl. tho
PJ-V"if ". SrLScKl,i5.ari,.
, ' nt v;lls of tlle cn'urch.
What to do with the neonle'" money Is
the great question now, rather than how
to get their offering.
t'nsnnctlllcd wealth abounds In tho
church.
. The church . may lie strengthened by
losses nnn. made weaKer ny nccessionx
only sucn nave ti
Only such have the rleht to the Christian
name who huve tho spirit of Chrirt.
.rne past necane recoras dui an moon.
. i --- - - . - . - - it,Al.i;i l-
I"HHTHIJIi: rllltllll.U I I UU ill
.tit-iittrm
)1
Tn Rpectflcio of our higher educational
Institutions spndlnB their time In losing
n.iugiv .u. Atrirtiiii .a ...... i . ..u ... o
commentary on our deviation from right
principles.
Our ministry Is under pnld. .Tho pastors'
salaries are fixed according to the scale
of wages received by the illiterate day
laborer, less than, .that received by com
mercial clerks. Tollcy nnd principle alike
cry out ngalnst'thls wrong. If our church
wnntt nhn mlnlstrv. n nhfmi nilnlAtrv
u shall have.
Money gett ng lins come. In many re-
spects, to ba the chief aim of the church.
'The scramble for dollars leaves little time
for tne care or bouis,
ltrmirt I Sent Durli
Dr. a. H. Studebaker objected to tho re-
port on tho ground that It had not been
Blgntd by the committee or any members
of the committee on the condition of the
church, and moved that It be referred to
GOT OUT.
The Konii Cure llrouRht Her Out With
Kiyinat color.
A lady In Laurence, Ind., Mrs. M. C,
Waring, was a poor Judge of food aud
nlso a worker In literary and educational
lines where she exhausted hor vitality be
. ... .... . .
ui cue ubu commnaiion oi a load
of work nnd poorly selected food to re
build her.
. Sho was using hot cakes for breakfast,
meat, coffoe, etc.. nnd gradually lost
ground until she became a total wreck
She says, "I wns so reduced that the
I slightest noise brought a cold pcrsplra-
tlon all over me. Sleep was out of the
question and my appetite was gone. I
was apprehensive of all Sorts of disaster,
I became really very ill. I wns on tho
vcrgo of losing my mind when one day a
friend, who sat at my bedside remarked
that she would bring me somethlug nice
to cat
"Suro enough when she came over she
had a dainty luncheon on a tray with
pretty decorated china dishes, etc. A cud
held aomo coffee, as I supposed, and a
dish held some hard, brown granules, and
she told me that was (Jrape-NUts Food,
whereas the liquid wan Postum Coffee
"I liked tho taste of the drape-Nuts with
a little cream and ato all of It. After
eom$ persunslon I drank tho Postum Cof
fee and that night was the most peaceful
night I had enjoyed In months, and when
I awakened in tno morning I found the
bed, nnd I bad some for breakfast with
some Postum Coffee.
"I at once began to feel better and dls
carded all kinds of medicine, stimulants
narcotics, and used only Grape-Nuts four
times a day with'PoBtum Coffee. At the
end ot thirty days I' left my bed and after
, three months building up on Qrape-Nuts
D I WnnA i rt I . V. n AIwam,, D.ilnn. T t,M,,A l.l.
1. U .,V4 UG lillUUUa A UBb.lt.,, mil lancu
up my lHerary work, working harder than
over making up for lost time,
"Mental strains arc no moro terrors for
me. i Keep my mental faculties clear,
All uiy Inner organs have become clear
. and healthy so I never know I have any
yet I work and study sixteen hours out of
00 the twenty-four on an average. I often
wonder what has become of those dreadful
nerves. Things that formerly disturbed
me now sesmvtrlfies,
"A healthy body Is a happy body, so
go about, singing nnd happy, come sun
shlno or tain. Grape-Nuts and Postum
lifted me out of a sick bed. and Grape
Nuts Food has since brought my little
daughter through a severe case of scarlet
fever. Grape-Nuts was the only food sho
could take and tha doctor said sho would
nave died nad it not been for the nourish
niont given ner by Grape-Nuts J?ood. Do
you wonder we believe In , the famou
food?
There iseairaason why the Postum Cof
fee and Grape-Nuts are towers of strength
In times of trouble. Anyone can learn the
fact and the reason if they care to make
searching Inquiry. Tho company furnish
tho details, but It Is sufficient to most
people to know that whereas they have
1 been poorly -treated, and perhaps wrecked
1 well.
another committer for amandmini and
oondtnsntlom. ".TUs report should no aent
back and the entire coairalttee cWcr In
It," he said. "It Is too Important for one
man to give hli Ideas of a perverted condi
tion of affairs, and have us nccep.t, them.
I move" lhe"rep6rt be re-wrltlUn, tne Ves-
tlmlstlo torle ba cut -out entirely,, as not
being the spirit of the synod, as I under
stand tt, at least, and as do many others
here on tho floor of the houso with me.
Thero Is hardly a sentence In the report
that Is as It should be."
The report was finally aent to anothei
committee fpr amendment, s ..
While the report was denounced In most
quarters, some spoke In favor of Its adop
tion, one clergyman saying pessimistic and
darkening as It was the synod wanted the
truth And not a Fourth of July oration, and
so ho favored Us acceptance.
This was church extension day. The an
nual report, was read by Rov. H. II. Weber
of York, I'a., and was adopted. Tho report
of the statistical secretary was read and
adopted.
The discussion of the foreign mission
situation, with plans to ch'Angc the Held
of work from tho African coast to tho In
terlor, Is set as special business for Tues
day afternoon. The main business of the
synod d?ali with this question, factions
being formed and divided on the adminis
tration of tho post, one faction .claiming a
favoritism and partiality of the Foreign
Mission board In tho post, asserting that
unless a change Is hod At onco the church
will be shaken to its foundation and that
serious troublo Is Imnnent. Tho election
of Dr. Frcas ns president, however, shown
the old Administration hast a majority ot
fhn synod nnd no "change may be made.
The Board of Homo Missions npml.nntcd
As follows:' ridv.'M, W! Hamma of "Wash
ington. D. C: RcV. Oeorge If.' Ilecn of
Columbia, I'a.; Rev. d'eorge W. Enders ot
York, ra.; Rev. D. ,L, Marrlman of Balti
more, Md.; 'Rev. H.,1'. Hocke'r of,flteojlton,
Ta.; Rev. John C. Parker of, Washington,
I). C: n Jojm D., Z'crlck fit , Hanover,
Pa.; A. F Oex of Washington D.'.C., and
Edward Hclb of.Rnlfoad, Pa,
Rev. Dr. N. F.. Yclsor's "case, pccplcd
the entire session of the synod this, after
noon. The foreign mission board KhA(t,.e"'
elded not to return htm. to Indiana's' jri-
slonary qo ae'ebunf. of his jieajtbv Mthu'j
iinerni ciemcpt, in tno vnon saio4.u jvns
on .personal grounds and the matter was
discussed atiung(h. Dr fclser bought tho
Ice machine for .the India mission, which
has caused, su much criticism, but .Luther
Kuhtroan dcnlod that this wns (he. reason
for not returning Dr. Yelscr to India.
Certificates were exhibited showing that It
would be dangerous to his health' for htm
to return.
A resolution -waB adopted that It 'la the
sense of the general synod that the gen
eral board of' foreign mlaslons'ln. declln.
Ing to return Rev. N. E. Yeleer as'a mls-
lonary to India acted via good' faith and
wisdom and no Impoachmcnt of' tho aets
nor character of Mr; Yelscr "as-' ft' 'mis-
lonary was1 thereby Intended." '
The committee to" revise tho rtpportlon-
ment reported orr 'a basis bf' 200.000 com
munlcants the following allotments: Home
missions, $56,000; foreign mlsstous, $40.-
000; church cxtertsiori. $40,000; education,
24,000; deftconess' home, $14,000; porters
fund, $14,000; home for aged, $10,000; gen
eral synod, Jfi.000.
Tho homo missions board for the next
two years was elected as follows: Rev.
M. H. Hamma!', .Washington; Rev. Oeorge
H. Keen, Columbia, Pa.; Rov. Dr. Oeorge
W. Enders. York, Pa.; Rev. E. ,M. Zlm
merman, Baltimore: Rev. M. P. Hooker,
Steelton, Pa.; Rev. John C. Parker, Wash
ngton; John d. zouck, nanover, ra.; h.
Fox, Washington; Edward Helb, Rail
road, Pa. , ..
The church extension board waa wholly
re-elected, ;
WANTS! STRICT DIVORCE LAWS
T . .m , .
Reformed 1re1ilerlnn
lrf that
SeiinrBtlohjHeJMntle Impossible F.i
cept forDiire'iiictllalilc Caunea.
PITTSBURG, Pa., June 3. At this morn
ing's session of tho. Reformod Presbyterian
synod of. North, America. Vosolutiops ;were
Adopted respctruny urging , jn? coqunis.
sloncrs of uniform Plato laws. Co rccprnt
mend in their, forthcoming report,..ou'..dir
varce laws only such- lelslatlon-.as, Is in
harmony .with tho law of Christ, which.
sanctions tin)-dissolution of tho.. marriage
tics only for adultery and such willful de
sertlon as admits of no remedy.
The report of the National 'Reform asso-
elation was read by Rev. J. M. Foster And
laid on the table to allow the presbyteries
lo report. Tho report recommended:
First Thnt we renew our Allcsldnce to
the cause of Christ tho King.
Second Wo 'pledge our lives, possessions
and consecrated effort to Uil work. . -,
Third We nromlso unabated co-operatlon
with the National Reform association.
Fourth we counsel our ministers and
workers to make a wise ana. onldent tires
entatlon of the nature and grpund of- po
Hilrnl dlRRpnt r, the ultimate truth re
spectlng tho allegiance of Christian citizens
to unrisi ine- iwng.-' r r
Fifth We recommend that pastor agtte
in tholr neighborhood. . '
Sixth Tnat ur. ri. m. ueorge do reap
pointed for the coming year. '
acvenin ioii o,uw uo uiitirui'iinicu nu
nu De raiatiu. . ,
F.lghth That additional laborers' be ftp
pointed,
REVISION COMMITTEE'S DATE
nr. nolierta" Hpeclfle Jnne 1H a Time
for Flrat MeetliiR In
Plttabnrar.
PHILADELPHIA. June 3. Rev, Dr. W. H,
Roberta, stated clerk ot the Presbyterian
general assembly, today Issued a call, for
the first meeting ot the revision committee
to be held at Pittsburg June 18. A new
member of the committee Is .Rev. S.
McCorroick ot the synod of Iowa.
PENSIONS FOH WESTERN VETEIIANS
'
War Survivor Remembered hy the
General Government.
WASHINGTON, June 3. (Special.) The
following pennlgns nave been. granted:
Issue' of May 18:
Nebraska: Orlirlnal John C. -E1I. Tien
nctt, $. Renewal ,,nnd Increnser-Pnschal
T. Hlckerson. Mllford. $12. Increase John
j. i.unnoy; Jtuby, iq;-ue;orge spcrring, Al
blon. 110. '
lowa: urigipal JAyrnes.U'.stinss, oille, jb
f riincin wouon, voiujijpuk uiiy, ; r ran
Cls M. Lnpegnr. Cedar' Rapids, $S. Re
nowal and Increrise-rlienry 'Waldroff. T.i
Porte City. 112. IncreABe New'miin S. Prs
ton, Delaware, $17; Adam 8to.te. Muscntlrie
iu; Anner . ijnaae,v nouiiers nomo. Mnr
shalltown. $12; Wllllnm IJ. H..Grenr. Wash
liMflnn tt Blmhli. IT Uhllllna t.'.lli. ts
William Fi Harsch. Ottumwn. $t. . Relssun
and Increase David II. Holmes. V ctnr.
Original widows, etc. Christiana A. Smith
Ottumwa. $12: minor of George 8. Itigu.iy
ivemara, iiu; immune uiine, .Murray. x.
Colorado: Increase Slia, E Tllton, Bell
vue, s. ;t .
PERSINAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mrs. A. Whltmnrsh and1 son Laurance
will leave today for Dcnveri and Colorado
uprwgs.
George F. Fordyce of .Auburn, N. Y.
member of the New York legislature. 1
visiting In Omaha with the family of James
ll. van uusen.
C. Bchnulnnd of Madison, H. C. Balrd nf
Santee Agency, W. r, nuse or Norfolk
C. 11. Wnlrath of North Bend nnd H. II
Bowman of Beatrice nre nt the Millard
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Campbell of Friend, B
E. Smith of Fremont. I'nul llnaei of CiHiim
bus. Ji H, Dlnsmore of Sutton nnd B. F,
carter of Ainswortn nro state guests nt tn
Murray.
Kebraskans nt the Merchants: Mr. and
Mrs. OUs Aubol. Lexington: H. A. Btewnrt,
Norfolk: Ri S. Dickinson. Columbus; B. F,
ward, .Muanon; a. fierson, cim ureek
J. v, Harris, ureeiey.
K". I). Jankkon. Miss Etta Jackson nn
Miss Grace Boaardus of Nellgh. R. R,
Dickson, 8. J. Weekes and K. J. Mack of
O'Neill and C A. Caprnn of Hebron regis
tered yesterday at tne tier uruiw.
JUNE J, 1001.
ifrvtof
A
Eddy L bal nit Trial AtUnded bj tha
. tin.
Star Witaait.
GETS LAWYERS "INTO TEDIOUS TANGLE
Are Still DlmliilltiK AntnVe of Hue-
lion to lie Put to Him When
Court Adjourn fur the
Day.
BOSTON, June 3. The trial of the libel
i . . ... . i .. . -. ,t ...Imbi l
sun oi .irs. oscpuiue . iyuu i.l. .., ."-
Mrs. Eddy, head of the Christian Science
church, which wns begun last week, was
',, ,. T.,,. ..... ,i,ii,innnl In.
resumed today. There was additional in- I
lUlUai a vnfl. "l-ituuv .. . .
thnt Judge J. Hanna, the reader .ot tho
First Church of Christ. Scientists, who last
wi-ok rnlild not bo found bV the COUrt Oln-
cers, had returned from a vacation nnd 1
would appear as a witness. Judge Hunna 1
was In court.
He was tho last witness of the day ana
said ne nau oeen nway iroiu ine cuy evcii i
... . . . . .... i
weeks. He had been n county Jtidgo at,
Council Bluffs. la., and was now a student
of Christian Science. Mr. Hanna said he
was Drat reader of the church, subject to
. . ...... ...
.Mrs. Eddys approval, ns provided iiy a ny. ,
taw. tie is eouor oi inc unrisiinn ocicucc
Journal and of the Sentinel. Mr. Peabody
handed him a copy of the May (1S99) Arena
And called his nttentton to nn nrtlcte In
It written by Mrs. Woodbury. J
n..- Ihl. nl'li.ln ll, hu'M.i ti,t n Inno
v.t. .....v... ... -n
trgument nn to Its admissibility, Mr. Elder
for tho defense alleging Irrelevancy of the
rtlclo to the promise of Mr. Penbody thtiir,
ho would connect Mrs. Eddy with tho ex-
communication of Mrs. Woodbury. Mr.
eabody argued that the Arona nrtlcle was
ft Incident bearing on the relations of the
wo women, thnt It constituted n motive
........ . . . ,. ...... 1...1 ,ni
1 . I.
prove that Mrs. t-any ntiacKcu . anu ior
revenge. ,
.... . , , i
f...l.v It...... I1....I l..n..l. I
Mi ....... ...
n.... ...... . .A .. 1 . .. 1 . ...... n I . . . . a
illC CUUIL icjiurcil Hi nuuiit. wt.-it.iiii .", l
tlona relating to the Arena article. Mr. I
Pcabody thereupon queAtloued Judge Ilanim
n other articles and tho witness said Mrs. j
Eddy refused, to grant permission for a
reply to tho Eddy article. The lawyers
were disputing over forms of question to
be put to witness In the article In question
when court adjourned for the dny.
W. ,B. Johnson, secretary of tho board of
llrec.tors and clerk of tbo First Church or
Christ Scientist, in resuming the stnnd to-
- . . . . . . . I
Jay expressed a wish to correct an nnswer
made while, testifying last -acsK. tte. did
recelvo a letter rrom Mrs. Lddy between
thotirooor the rcinstniemeni or wrs. vioon-
bury and her excommunication.
rne croisroxaraiuauoii oi .Mr. jonnsnn
was' resumed. Mr. Elder, counicl for the
mSgof r:SZZZ
contained in the alleged libelous message
from Mrs. Eddy to tho church, Tho court
ruled that tho question might be answered,
but the answer should have nu weight to
show what was Intended by Mrs. Eddy.
Judge Boll said the plaint 1ft must prove
two things, namely; that tho defendant In
tended the language used to apply to the
plaintiff and thnt her hearers nnd lenders
undcrstco.l It. The quq&tlon was then re
pented to Witness Johnson, who said: "By
mystery' 1b meant something which hns
nu.n h..n .nit.,i a rAiMo 'ininniiv
that is something which the courts and
.i. .. i. i. . . . . i . ....... ...... ii.. , i
cnurcii iieuimi nun: iiicii mit.ii. . t mm iui
generations' ro oenne. nna i nm. i creiore.
not auio to explain wnai is nicani.
.MT. l-ennoay men icon up n icnur wru-
ten by MM. Eddy to Mrs. Woodbury on
March' 24. TSftft. nnd read ne the first nnra-
graph,
iph, In which Mrs. Eddy denied that the
' . . .h A,,i.-i .
1 any part In tho excommunication o(
... j, .. . ,.
s, Woodburj-, nskod the witness if Mrs,
had
iMrs,
WOOdbury nan ceen excommunicatoa at mat
time. Witness nt first answered "No,"' but
when' his attention wan again called to tho
matter by n subsequent question, he said
ho wished to change his answer to "Yes.
GABRY .HERMANN BLEEDING
fircyit Derby t'o)t KluUlieA In Had Cnn-
tlltion at. .Iluwthoriie nutl
Maybe Huliied.
CHICAGO. June 3. There wns n doubln
sensation In the Premier stakes nt llnw
thorno today. Garry Hermann, the grout
Derby colt, pulled up absolutely Inst,
bleeding nnqiy, anu una prounoiy seen ma
best dni'8 ns a rnee horse. Hermnnn bled
slightly nfter a short workout Inst Frl-
nay, nut it wnn ntinnuiea to a sngni emu
nm imin fnr n'it iifli ilmi hn wnitlil
become u bleeder. Today, In his first rnco
since thnt time, ho wns making a flno
spurt on the bnck stretch nnd overhauling
he- lender,' Operator,-, when wtnKtieia snw
hat ii . mount wan. u teams, severely ana
nuued tne qoit up.
Thin wns not tho only scnsntlnn thnt
came out of the rnre. Tho Judges mis
placed, the third horse. Sllverdnl enme
along In the stretch and won handily by
a' length from Operator. Tho latter was
nnir a length in iroiu ni unumrmnn, wno
wan only a nenq in iroiu nr iinrjeri woo
dull. Klaht feneths behind Robert Wad
dell came Edith Q. but tho Judges posted
Kdith o'b n'.imncr tnird instead ot umdur-
man's. Thii owners' of nil three horses
Omdurmnn, Robert Waddell and 'Edith" Q
went lo the stand and tout tno judges ot
their mistake, but tho latter refused to
change their decision. Thero wns, of course,
Intense dissatisfaction among Omdurmnn's
backers, tne con naving ucen wen piayen
to snow, weamcr cicur; track last, ne
suits:
Flrat race, six runongn: 't ne itusn won,
King Dellls second, Algaretta third, Time:
'second race, 'seven "furlongs: Andes'won,
Sortie second, Bill Mnsslo third. Time:
1:28.
Third rnce. steepiecnnse, nnnuicnp, snort
course;
I'opuu
IMS.
ANKOUNC13S
' O AKLAND'S CI.URI.VG.
jp.realdent Wllllnm Htntea thnt June
in I note. ,
-flA'N FRANCISCO. June 3.-Th racing
iH(in kt Oakland Will cIrtK n week from
fiext JJaturday. "'Thin Annolihcemefit was
made todav hy Prslderit nnd' Genernl
Manager' .Williams ofithe Cnllfornla Jockey
club. -It wan .not thouaht ndvlsnhln .to 'rnce
after' tbat'date; In view of tho long nenfoti,
-'i no- Tiiiuiic. iicnin mil- inn money ni tmn-
lnnd tivlay. Favorltoa or short-priced horses
Wn mom oi-rine.. rnron. , in me uupi eveiii
Alexnnder, on Vnssallo, out-finished
Bergen, on Huachuca, and won by n nose
rinmllf! f
First r.iee, Futurity course, sclllnjr: Hilary
won. jiukii.iu second, Anna u. tniro. nmc
l:ltu. '
. ftrrrind race, seven furlnncK. selllmr:
Prejudice won, Flrat- Shht second, Formntus
mini, i nun ii.o.
1'in.ln third Time: 1:11?;.
Fifth rnce, six furlongs :' HnmnKe won,
Foul Play second, jjouio weiinorr mini.
Tlml! liHW.
i Sixth rnce. one mile nnd n nlxteeuth,
selling! tromwon won. ini ninrrisney sec
ond,- lost uiri tnira. 'jime: jus.
PIAVIJ JUST 0.H AT KT. l.tlUIK.
Itaeea vtltl RpeetHt-ulnr Klnialiea Are
.Vol .Mimeroua.
ST. loi'18. June 3. From u spec-
tnmlnr atHndnnlnt the only race worthy
of mention today wns the second. In which
Has Gift, Jim HcnnWin und King Ford
fAiieht ii ferritin duel through (ho stretch.
finishing' nnscm spun and alt nut, In the
order named, thick iai. 'iiesuiis;
First race, one mile, selling: Vcdas won,
Chlckntnauga second, junetia is tiuni
Time! lltSU.
Second race, tlve furlongs, selling: Has
Gift won. Jim Scanlan second, King Ford
third. Time; i:io.
! Third race,' six furlongs, purset Prince
. . . - i a.vaiI hv m mmnr t.r ttift Hmt ir 1 khc
Aivrfi it wnn. i nrnnn nprn in. i
"?l-l?.m ... ... Snvu in that, would cure dandruff. I
fmrSrd"4fm1??nV?0?rralOr 80C0"1, lM"h Q meTded" Wgh.y? nV I 'concluded "to
"Fifth re. mile and twenty yards: fjjvft 'trt ft l'ft'&XFhtaA
Stnrchnmber won, Honey Boy second. Ohnet 5?t-u,'5.n1r a ' y c,cft'),,cU "eaa
tux Tim-. i.,i of dandrurr. .
'sixth raS?"mlU and n sixteenth: Laurnte r .'""of SreseUtWes
won. Scotch Plaid second, Thurle, third, ftn-o Into tha ?ot.e of f 'Pwaentatl
A If II V 9
. . . I
Third rare, nve ana a nnir.iuriong8t.seii.
Ink's VaiMiBllo won, Iluarhucn necond, Torso
Maid third. Time:' l:0Ri, ' ' ' '
, Fourth race. Futurity course, yelling:
Kntle Wnlcntt won. Frank Woods second.
TJellgllt Wdft, The Commander aecond,
pln third. ,Tlmei lflSU.
Fourth rnce,.
Won, Miss MuinDny second, A, V. Olbson
tniru. -nine: i:nv.,
Ktfth mil., mil nn.1 nvlltv VltrdS. sell-
Ing: Ahw u etrn hmore won, liltty Clyt
ospn'J 8 ver.Cj)ln third. Time: l:4.H.
Sixth rdevne' mile, selling: Tea flow
uc
Gown
won, llelle Slinjjaon second, Omella third.
Time: i:42. -
ood ittx.M.xi at .nhwpoht.
Trnuk In t'nat Condition Ilnrottet
.It ii n rv Mnlif r.
vn.v. in 1 1, june j. i ne irncn hi. i";
port today ws in perfect condition and
ific cventM npra run tirr in rati limp. i nu
betting ring lost heavily on the victory of
Baronet In the iinrntnir rnfe (or maiden
3-year. olds. It l eald tho horse was played
lienviiy. itesults:
First race, six furious: Baronet won.
Stamp ecpn.d, Ida Penzance third. Time:
l:llli,
. sPC0, rnce (lvc rurlongs: Krema won,
Allaire second. Lily Pantlnnd third. Time:
l.Ol1,. .... 4...i...
Third rnco, four nnd n half furlongs.
FflllMef. nc); Uttn wo, Dr, iAiveJoy
j,, - lllllli. nillllllt .ilMIU lIIKi VlM't
l ourtn race, seven furlongs, selling: i i"i
JVjn. Bundo,. II second, Mnrlon Lynch
Fifth run. lr 'nr1mi iulllnir! YollrlK
TJenry won. Rclient second, Juniper third.
1 Ixth rco. one mile, selling: Quaver
won., The Sluggard second, Howdy third.
inno. im..
y'N Hi;lJI,TS
AT tilt AVKSKXD.
, .
Urall Heat" tllne (llrl In the Criterion
. stake.
uitu, June j.-iiesuus ni urnves.
lend: .
nc, ,lllr.tie, handicap mile nnd
iiiree.nunriors: uennnia Eia won. ues-
.perndo eco,nd, Monroe Doctrine third,
rlcmLj l".:., ni., n.. f.,.i,... vi,i,..
Otirt won.. litem Awiiv secuiul. l'tosslanol
third., Ttejct. 1:02 4-5
.. '."" -.:, luiiy. nun " n ),. .in, u I
spinner won, uthiCA second, Hoivino tiurd.
J.Tltno:. 1:47,- , .
. tiouruj race, criterion mijkch, nyc rur-
"'.'J:-a -'"
Fifth mro.. mile nnd. a sixteenth: Dr.
Barlow won. First Whip second, Alccdo
',",?,?" ,,,
(imlfrev won. Dr. Rl.lilrll second. Oliver Mc
iniru. lime: i:r.'.
' 1 " -
tlowH i.Mnn to t;ont-h Tenm.
r.MPORIA, .K"nii.. June ,3.-The Htnte
'Normal foot ball tenm has secured the
nvrvicrn oi i'. u.. x-.ii.iiin oi ihwb univcrativ
. . .. . . ....
,tiio..eoacn miring ino coming soaron,
jf- .
UNStTTLtU WtATHbK TODAY
tint in (.tnernl .It ,H'III ne Fair, ttHIi
Southerl- Wind for
Afhrnakn.
WASHINGTON. June 3. Forecast:
. For North t Dakota nnd South Dnkota-
.ghowors Tucsdny; Wednesday fair: variable
winds.
p0r NobrAsks. Iowa. Mltsourl anil Kan-
8s Unsettled, but generally fair weather
Tuesday and Wednesday; southerly winds.
For Colorado Fair Tiifsdsv and Wrdnm.
dayf variable winds.
Kor Wyoming-Fair Tuesday and Wedncs-
day. .northeasterly winds.
, -
PAGE'S ; JURISDICTION GROWS
MnnnRcr of Oiiiiilin Smelter I AIo
lo Control that at Argen
tine, Knnan.
Walter 'T. Page, manager of the Amer
ican Smelting nnd Refining company's
Omttha plant, has been appointed manager
of tho company's plant at Argentine, Kan.,
n suburb jof Kansas City. At Argentine
Mr. Page sucqecds II, R, Simpson, who has
accepted the .management ot the company's
plants, at El Paso, Aguas Callente and
Meniere).
r - Mhrrlnne l.leense.
U(,engcs to Wed have been Issued to the
followiriff-'
K(ni.i,r.rt RM,ii.. Asp.
-Edward Wlttlg, Omaha 21
Amelia hitmen, uman.'i i si
Antonio Chlnlce, Thurmnn, Neb 23
Rosnrlit CUlrnrn, Omuhu IS
....,., (iv. - i,..i ,-; ,.
nclnv I.. odlokii, Omaha ss
AnUin(ft. Provnznik,. Omalta 40
iMnw f. Smlnek.. South Omaha 24
Iar' (Ieldllckn, South Omnhu,
Chnrloii V. Boone, Omnhn 21
JXiuifM Kice, umana zi
John F. .Giles, Omaha H4
Atary v, van uyne, umiilm... zi
Alnnzn Jurkmnn. Louisville. Neb 33
johh IjOokip, t'lnttrtnoutn, Nen Z4
Jnrrtcs V- shlfliis, South Omaha to
uuoe r., AuKins. nutn umnim, zs
Georne.'-K. Wolfe. Omaha...
jirciiit yi. vrnveii, umana js
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Board of Flrn und Police Commls-
floners held no meeting last night.
At a connrnl committee meeting yelter-
I day uftcrnoon the city council decided to
inve Park nvepile along the enst side of
iuinin iir. otiuuik m tit-uiKiunn
tho stinremc court, the terms unon which
the' land ' in the park wat given to the
City were, such that the property adjoining
the park cunnqt be taxed for paving. The
entire expense oi ine nnpruvvmeiu win iu
on inc. cny.
COKE
Dandruff Curs
Cures a Member of the House of
Representatives A Promi-
nent Barber Testifies.
' House of Reprcsentatlvjs,
WtiRhlnartoii. D. (.'.. Feb. 14. 19U1.
Messrs. A. R. U.remcr Company, Chicago.,
DeAr Sirs: in the LIVih Congress I was
with' Din mciVihcrH of Conrresa thnt I
abandoned all other tonics. It Is the only
preparation In my twenty years of expe
rlnnco In tho linrbcr business that Will do
what Is. claimed -for It Yours mpat ie-
...if- brnclal 'llurbers'; U. 8. HoiTse
r of TloprSaentatlvea: . ; '
Dr. Mc Crew Specialist
ii years experlence-15 years In Omaha.
DISEASES OF MEN ONLY.,. ,
VarWuc,., ,n uruo.lt.. otrlctur. 1 lood
Dtneasea In all stages. NrvoU Debility,
and all unnatural Weakiioss. Cures uunr
anteed. Charges Low. "ours: l. in. loj 9
y. m.. sundays, a. ., m v.
ftmce over i flt- bei-wfen Fsrnam
and Douglas Sts.. Omaha, Nab.
NO CUR. NO PAY.
MH.-lt 70U 4t 10111, wMk
ortn., Ic.t por or unlB
4nla,our Varuun Organ (MTilopar
will rtitora.rou wltkoul drusi or
tltctrkitjr i atrlclura aad Vrkoc (
rrmnnlr curttf lo 1 to I elii
tS.OM In ui not on falluroi not
onrtum4 effxt Imm.itltUi no
C O.U. fraud i wrlto for frM prtlfu-
.1001 APfHANCO. IJOThtfi IIi,.IsIimMIIi,Ii.
imrs, prnt cbiu in luftin tnTOlop.
gmmXmmS r .'-Al 'I
btbTbTbTbbW arara
it a' '
v i"-taaa7asaaaaaaa-i
Immediate and Lasting
WORLD FAMOUS MARIAN! TONIC!
Its good effects aro, Immediate and
Iftatlnir. It la also very palatable, agree-
nble to the taste nnd ncceptabla to th
moat delloaU atonincb.
Doctors' Opinions:
"Aids illgestlon and nislmllntlon, rw
moves fatigue nnd Improves the appe
tite." 1
"Suatnlns life for n lone pcrlotl and
nourishes without any other food or
drink."
All Druggists. Itcf use. Substitutes.
A SKIN 0FBEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER
DR. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM. OR .MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER.
Keniotfi Tsn, Plmplct,.
FreekUt, Moth TstchM.'
vSjB3 jani ,ig t jrs 0ii ana nuin ait
S TJrSS &!. ' 4 (vr
IM TyJ tlnn. It h .ln
the USt of 6 3
ytari. and Is M
harmless w ttita)
It to be sura 'i
lAcctpt no countar
)tci or eimuir
nam. Dr. I A.
Sajre laid t a U-d-
of th htut-ton.
(a catUnt):
a lndtAn will iiitn thm. 1 recom.i
mend 'GOURAI'D'S CREAM' as the leaa.
harmful of all the Skin preparations." Fon
aale bv all Druggists ana f ancy uom
Dealer In the U. S. and Kiirope.
FEHi). r. iiiii-ivinn. rrmr 't
17 Great Jones St., N. Y.
THE
HANG
OF YOUR ,
CLOTHES
TELL
THE
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cut the cloth, , and
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enables us to tailor you
n ult for $20 to $40
that tho credit tailor
muet chargo ' double .
for. Trousers, $5.00 to
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Bellstedt's Concerts
at Pavilion,
I51li and Capitol 4 venue,
at 2:i'0 and 8 p. fh. k
JlELLSTEliTf the Ctirnst King,
1 iindMI inoitihcrij.
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Price 35c, resecyetl seats -,10c
extra. Matinee 25c, Children 15c
THE POPULAR FAMILY RESORT
Krug park
W. W. Colo, NUrr. , m
TWO PERFORMANCES AND CONCERTS
DAILY, Afternoon and livening.
Will Afll rio GriiatJit. of all Groat
1 Wi UULt OatiOv. Allied with
iinnnio- nnno i I'onv and
munnio onuoi nog ctrcm.
Tim
LORENZ
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Concert Band and a hundred other attrac
tions. Grand Illumination at night by over
1,500 electric lights, and only 20 minutes' ride
from center of city on WALNUT HILL
CAR LINE. Children Ffco everyday here
after. CAR FAHK ONLY 'On.
BOYD'S
I Woodward 4k- Burgasa,
Managers. Tel. XWla.
S. M. BEAR Presents .
FERRIS STOCK COMPANY
TOHIQHT "MY JIM"
Commencing THURSDAY NIGHT "A
SOLDIER OF THE EMPIRE,
Priccs-JOc, 15c, 20 and Ko.
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