TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MARCH 80, 1902.
EASTER MUSIC AT CilURCIIES
Special Programs Arranged for Choir to
Sing Today.
WELL KNOWN MASSES AND ANTHEMS
jYaasoae t omposlt Ions la Be ProAae
by Specially Trained Choraaea
la Olebratloa of the
Glad Festival.
Th "Peace on Earth" that It "Good
Will to Men" will be voiced Id all ot the
churches today. The subllmest expres
Ions of music will be heard; the appealing,
tern, mastering words ot Bach will lift all
people to hlghci levels and the poetlo
Schumann will led them Into distinctly
human but moet receptive attitudes of
mind. Gounod will plead with his tender
Botes with the highest aspirations of the
soul, and one cannot with Indifference dis
regard his wonderful message In "Faust,"
where "Oood and Evil" meet face to face
and where good Is triumphant. The tender
musical words of Verdi will be bulwarked
br the Inimitable Wagner, who, while ex
pressing the deepest aspirations ot the soul,
points out a way where the leas elevated
mind many reach the heights of his absorb
ing contemplations.
All of the churches present programs that
are attractive and Interesting. Soms ot the
programs are as follows:
Trinity Cathedral.
Morning:
r'roceeslonal Hymn 118
ntrolt Anthem Te Deum In F Tours
"Kyrle" Tours
f'Ulorla Tlbl" Tours
Hymn Before Sermon 112
Offertory Anthem Awake Up My Glory
i Barnby
"Bursum Corda" Tours
"Snnctus" Tours
"Agnus Del" Dower
tlymn during Communion 637
"Gloria In Excelsis" Tours
Btalner's "Sevenfold Amen"
KecesHlonal Hymn 121
Evening:
Presentation of gold and silver medals and
book prizes to the choir boys, kindly given
by several members of the congregation,
' the choir and the choirmaster.
"Angels Ever Hrlght and Fair" (Handel)
will be sung by Robert McCormack and
the choir will repeat the morning anthem.
All Saints C'harch.
Morning:
Processional Hymn We March, We .
March Barnby
Easter Anthem Christ Our Passover.:
.;. Buck
"Te Deum In O" Calkin
'Jubilate In O" Calkin
Boprano Solo and Chorus The Resur
rection Shelley
Mrs. T. J. Kelly and Choir.
Recessional Hymn Jerusalem the
Golden Lajeuns
-.Evening:
Processional We March, We March
Barnby
"Nunc Dimlttls" In A J. E. West
lolo He Will Forgive Moir
D. H. Wheeler. Jr.
Anthem As It Began to Dawn Buck
Organ Solo March, on a Theme of
Handel Oullmant
Bolo The Light of the World Adams
Mrs. Pnrthenla B. Neeley.
Chorus Hallelujah Handel
Recessional Hymn Jerusalem the
Golden LaJeuns
r .St. Johs'a Episcopal. (
Morning: ' ,
Processional Hymn Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today Carey
Introlt They Have Taken Away My
. Lord Stalner
Kyrie" Conant
"Gloria Tlhl" Conant
"Oratlas Tlbl" Conant
"Credo" (plain song)
Hymn Before Sermon At the Lamb's
High Feast J. 8. Bach
fcffertory Solo He Is Risen Snecker
Miss Uurnham.
"Bursum Corda" Cantus Solemnls
"Banctus" Consnt
"Benedlctus qui Venlt" Conant
jAgnus Del" vvw Conant
Communion' Hymn And Now, Oh
Father Monk
"Glbrta in Excelsls" (old melody)
'Nunc Dlmlttls" Barnby
RarbaHinnsI Hvmn The Strife Is On..
., . Palestrlna
Church of tUe tiood Shepherd.
Morning:
Processional Welcome, Happy Morn-
ilng
Introlt Christ, Our Passover
Hninriu Tihi E. W. Read
"Deo Gratlas" E. W. Read
Hymn Jesus Christ Is Risen Today.
nfforlnHnm PhrUr la RlMefl
"Banctus" E. W. Read
"Benedlctus" K. W. Read
'As-niia Dei" E. W. Read
Communion Hymn of Adoration
'.'Gloria in Exci Isis" E. W. Read
VNunc Dlmlttls" (Anglican chant)
Recessional Come Ye Faithful, Raise
the Strain
.Evening:
Processional Come Te Faithful
'Glorias" (Anglican chant)
"Magnificat" E. W. Read
"Nunc Dlmlttls" ... E. W. Read
Bolo The Resurrection Song
Mrs. Frank Holbrook.
Hymn The Day of Resurrection
Bermon by Rev. George Edward Walk,
D. D
Hymn Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
"Te Deum" E. W. Read
Recessional Alleluia! Alleluia! Hearts
and Voices Heavenward Raise
Church of St. Philip the Deacon.
Morning:
Processional Hvmn 118, "At the Lamb's
High Feast We Sing" Elvey
Anthem Chi 1st Our Passover Chappie
"Gloria Patrl" Florio
"Te Deum Laudamus" Tours
"Bonedlctui" Aldrtch
Introlt Hymn 121. "The Strife Is O'er"..
Palestrlna
"Kyrle Eleison" Tours
"Gloria Tlbl" Tours
"Gratia Tlbl" Tours
"Nlcene Creed" (plain chant In F)
Hymn 112 Jesus Christ Is Risen Today,
Alleluia! Morgan
Offertory Anthem He is Risen Clare
"Bursum Corda" Tours
"Te B'inctus" Tours
"Benedlctu-: qui Venlt" Eyre
"Agnus Del" Eyre
"Gloria in Exceisis" (oia cnani)
"Sevenfold Amen" Sialner
Retrocenslonal Hymn 113, "Chrtet Is
Risen" Sullivan
Evening:
Processional Hymn 614, We March, We
March to Victory Barnby
Blorla Patrl Elvey
Magnificat Elvey
Nunc Dlmlttls Monk
Nlcene Creed In F
Hymn 115 The Day of Resurrection. .Tours
fietroceselunal Hymn 460, All Hall the
Power of Jesus' Name Coronation
St. Phlloaaena'a Cathedral.
.t the 6 o'clock service Mosart's Seventh
Mass will be sung.
Kyle .'
Miss Veronica Doner! y and Choir.
Gloria
Domine Deu
T. F. Swift.
Domine Fill
Miss Genevlev Croft and Mr. Clinton
Miller.
Qui Tollla
Choir.
Credo Welgand
Et IncarnRtue Est
Mlns Veronica Doherty.
Et Resurrexlt
Choir.
Banctus
The Misses Croft and Choir.
Agnus Del
Choir.
Regtna Coell Werner
At the 10:30 service Marxo's celebrated
Third Mass will be rendered by the full
choir.
Kyrle
Choir.
Chrl-te
Mrs. T. A. Cobry, Mr. Clinton Miller.
Gloria
Laudamus Te
Mrs. T. A. Cobry and Choir.
Domine Den.
Miss Veronica Doherty.
Qui Tollls
Clinton Miller.
Quonlan
W. H. Brown.
Cum Sancto
Choir.
Credo
Et Incarnatus Est
Mrs. T. A. Cobry.
Et In Bplrltum
T. F. Swift.
kEt Unam Sanctam
Choir.
Banctus
Choir.
Benedlctus
Miss Veronica Doherty.
Agnus Dei
Miss Ella Croft and Choir.
Reglna Coell., Werner
Choir.
Vcnl Creator Lambollotta
Choir.
St. Peters Catholic.
Morning:
Kyrle Lambollotte
Gloria Lambollotte
Venl Creator Shelley
Quartet.
Credo Lambollotte
Reglna Coell Werner
Chorus.
Snnctus Lambollotte
Benedlctus Lambollotte
Quartet.
Agnus Del Lambollotte
O, Salutans Welgand
Duet l
Tantum Ergo Rossi
Dust and Chorus.
t. Cecilia's.
At the St. Cecilia's church the masses on
Eaater morning will be at 7, 9 and 10:30
o'clock. At the 10:30 mass the regular
choir will render "La Hache's mass In honor
of St. Louis." The soloists will be Mrs.
F. J. Morlarty and Miss Hopper, soprano;
Miss Susie Graham, contralto; Messrs. C.
Morlarty and C. F. McCreary, tenons, and
E. H. McCreary, basso.
Miss Graham will sing as offertory
"Hosanna" (Granler). Mrs. L. F. Crofoot
will preside at the organ.
Kosntie Memorial.
Morning:
Anthem Oh. Day of Love Eternal
Bartlett
Mrs. William Reelemlre and Chorus.
Tenor Solo Easter Eve Gounod
W. W. Ames.
Evening:
Festival Te Deum, E flat ...Buck
Full Chorus.
Oh, Day of Love Eternal Bartlett
Mrs. seeiemlre and lnoir.
Unfold Ye Portals rfrom the Redemo-
tlon) Gounod
Full Chorus.
First Baptist Church.
Mornlne Anthems;
Christ Our Passover Simper
Christ la Risen C. B. Hawley
Boprano Bolo say ye, ennst is Risen.
Mrs. W. W. Sherman.
Evening: Anthems:
Hallelujah, Christ Is Risen 1. Simper
Come See the Plaoe .....Nevtti
Tenor Solo Selected.
A. Lansing.
Grace Baptist Church. .
Anthem Christ Our Passover Chappie
Hymn Welcome, Happy Morning.. ...Calkin
Anthem They Have Taken Away My
Lord Stalner
Hymn Christ the Lord is Risen Today
Essex
Male Quartet Christ Arose Lowry
Evening:
Hymn Oh. tha Golden Glowing Morn
ing Le Jeune
Male Quartet Over Yonder Stebblns
Anthem Savior. When Night Involves
the 8kles Shelley
Male Quartet That Beautiful Land... Jones
Calvary Baptist.
Morning:
Anthem The Easter Sunshine Breaks
Again P. A. Schnecker
Choir.
Solo Immortality Shepperd
Mrs. O. W. Noble.
Anthem The Strife Is O'er
Choir.
Evening:
Anthem Evening Prayer
Choir.
Solo He Is Not Here, He Is Risen
Broome
Mr. Austin Boelter.
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50 USED PIANOS
50 ORGANS
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E ARE HOUSECLEANINGz'That means that we shall sell at once every Piano and Organ that
does not belong to our regular stocbvover 200 Pianos and Organs will be disposed of at sacrifice
prices regardless of profits The people of Omaha know that when Schmoller & Mueller "start some
thing" "there'll be something doing" a glance at the few prices quoted will give you an idea of what we
havewe have all we advertisewe have more than we advertise
SPRING CLEARING SALE of all returned from
rent pianos, sample pianos, discontinued styles
and every piano that has been used, however slightly.
1 walnut case returned from rent
well worth 75
more money
1 slightly used ebony case upright
a great bargain fft
at pr-ce quoted iPOC
1 rosewood case, standard make
worth easily Q E?
double
1 ebony case, high grade make, la
::r ...... os
1 parlor sire returned from rent
mahogany case -f -4 g
an elegant bargain.... lO
$125
lnut case,
135
1 full cabinet Grand, walnut case,
has been used only
a short time
1 full size, oak case, very latest
style, a perfectly -4 A g
reliable piano
2 beautiful sample pianos rather
than return them
they go at
155
These are only a few, we have dozens of others equally
good bargains, among them are such standard makes as
Decker Bros., Emersson, Vose, Steger, Ivers & Tond,
Gramer and Malcom Love many are entirely new, the
only thing off being the .case, which in some instances
may be marred in others, new styles of architecture
compel us to sacrifice these in any and all cases we
guarantee you a genuine bargain.
OUR LINE
The Largest In the West
'"Stelnway," "Vose & Sons,"
"Geo. StecU," Kmerson,"
'Mason A Hamlin," "A. B. Chase,"
Steo-er Sons," "Gramer,"
"Marshall 4t Wendell,"
"Pease," "Stranbe,"
"Malcom I-ove," "Jewett,"
"Packard," "Arlon," "Gil more."
OPRING CLEARING SALE of organs, new organs
need organs more than 50 organs to be cleared
out at slaughter prices. Terms cash or from $1 to $3
down and $1 to 3 per month.
liently $6.00 Western Cottage $15.00
I?eatty 7.00 Camp & Co 16.00
Kimball 8.00 Earhuff 17.00
Kimball 9.00 Shoninger 18.00
Kimball 10.00 Chicago Cottage . . 19.00
Kimball 11.00 Mason & Hamlin. .20.00
Beatty , 12.00 Story & Clark .... 21.00
Sterling 13.00 Story & Clark . . . .22.00
Cornish 14.00 Shultz 23.00
and many others Estey, Newman IJros., Lawrence,
Taylor & Farley, Fackard, Needham, in fact almost every
make some oak cases, some walnut cases, some slightly
used, others used considerable, while others are just as
good as new, but there is not one of them but what is
worth double the price asked.
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First Presbyterian.
Morning:
Organ The lord Now Victorious
Chorus fiom Cavallsrla Rustlcana
Maacagnl
Anthem Fill the Fount with Roses
Warren
Organ I Know that My Redeemer
Uveth (Messiah) Handel
Bolo Angela Roll the Stone Away
Hawley
Mica Northrup.
Anthem Unfold, Ye Portals (Redemp
tion) Uounod
Organ Eaater March Merkel
Evening:
Organ The Ressurrectlon Gounod
Anthem Woman! Behold Thy Bon
Dubois
Double Quartet.
Harp, Violin, Organ Meditation
Bach-Gounod
Mrs. Blaise, Miss Cahlll. Mrs. Kennedy.
Anthem Thou Wouldst Fain Destroy..
Dubois
Double Quartet.
Organ Berceuse Oodard
Bolo The Lord Is Risen Lansing
MISS I'eCK.
I Violin obligate by Miss Cahlll.
' Anthem Christ Our I'asnover Shilling
I Double Quartet.
! Anthem Christ, We Do All Adore Thee
1 Dubois
Organ Grand Chorus Gullmnnt
Double quartet Resisted by Mrs. Blake,
harpist; MUs Cahlll, violinist.
Westminster Presbyterian.
Morntnr:
Prelude I'Ugrlm's Chorus Wagner
ooio .very t lower inai Blooms. ...bbelley
Paul Bt-resford.
Anthem, with Bass Solo and Soprano
and Tenor Duo Spirit lmmoral. . .Verdi
Mr. Gray. Mrs. Drake, Mr. Gilchrist and
Westminster Choir.
Bolo Hosanna Granisr
Mrs. Frederick F. Teal.
Postlude Easter March Telman
miss josepnine layman, urgamst.
Afternoon:
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Stearns' Electric
Hat and Eloach Paste
and dig out of Uii boos. On Ingredient
dries tip thclf bodies, leavtaf tv odor.
It is a safe and sure exterminator also of Mice,
Water BugH, Croton Bugs, Cockroaches and all other
vermin, it has been in general use in houses, stores,
hotels, factories, offices, public buildings, etc, for
twenty-five years. Absolutely guaranteed.
fAIITinNi Knbstttirt sn4 hnttstlsna are wsrthlssg.
UAU I lUrM. Uu ss I LLUI klM Use aU stM.
m onti a hot at Druggists ana Groaers or test direct by Express prepaid.
STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE CO., Chlcsgo,
Prelude Lullaby Vogt
Anthem, with Bass Bolo Awake, Glad
Boul Brown
Mr. Krati and Westminster Choir.
Male Chorus From the Cross Uplifted
High Krats
Westminster Chorus.
Lee G. Krats, Choirmaster.
First Christian.
Morning:
resurrection of the Bavlor will be depicted
In their order by the program, which is as
Organ Prelude Selected
Hymn 'Tls Midnight .. Bradbury
Sum by Congregation.
He was uespisea aaiiuwi
. . . . i II.. . . I n T"l !..lr..-4....
AITS. riMIlt-'IO J-tL V IB 1 lUftrmiB.
Scripture Reading John 19: 1-19
' , , . Trill i . . , . . 4
mere is a urcii run ... .uuunuu
Mr. Kd F. Pickering.
, . t i li T. , V. n 10 Ol.io
Anthem Fear Not Te Shepard
Chorus Choir.
Bermon Tne nirinuay or new tiope...
it.. . ili.An(aiin 1-J 1 1 1 Paalnp
Hymn Crown Him With Many Crowns
iutjr
Communion
Iead. Kindly Light Newman-Dykes
Offertory
Benediction . . ...... j. .............. ..
Mr. Jd r . ricaeriiiK. tiiuir xjeuuer.
North Bide Christian.
rl.f rtrnlnff!
Hymn Hark! Ten Thousand Harps and
Voices
Quartet I'm a Pilgrim O. W. Mars ton
Bcrlpture tteauing
Prayer ........... ................
Hymn 'Tls Midnight and on Olive's
Brow
Lord's Supper
Anthem V ny Been le me giving-
Among me jjeaa v-ranmer
Sermon
Bolo Oh. Heavy Laden, Come to Me...
Benediction
Hillside Congregational.
Mnrnlns :
AnihBm Christ Our Passover McPhall
Contralto Solo The Lord Is Risen. .Sullivan
Miss tsessie juurgnau.
Evening: 1
Boprano Solo Resurrection Shelley
Miss Maywood Schrelber.
Anthem He Roue Lowry
Baritone Solo Resurrection Horton
lr. J. XI. nautlL-r,
St. Mary'a Avenue Congregational.
Mnrnlne:
Organ Voluntary Morning Grieg
on. tne uoiuea. uiowiuk mormni
Le jeune
Doxology
Gloria Patrl
Responsive Reading
Hvmn
Hi-rlii, nre Readlnar
Te Deum Vogrlch
Prayer
Notices snd Easter offering
Organ Easter Morning Mailing
Thanksgiving for offering
As It Began to Dawn Martin
Bermon An Easter Lwson
Kev. William 11. Manss.
ITnfold. Ye Portals (The Redemption)..
uounoa
Benediction ana sneni prayer
Postlude Oh, Thou that Tellest (Mes
siah) Handel
Vesper mrvlce at t p. m :
Oman Larghetto, 2d symuhony
Beethoven
Hymn
Rprinturs Readins:
As ft Began to Dawn Martin
Prayer
Christ Is Hfsen from the Dead Roberts
Notices and offertory
Organ Largbetto Whiting
xi inn
Sermon An Easter Vision
Rev. William H. Manas.
They Have Taken Away My Lord
Harrington
Benediction
Postlude Festival March Smart
11 H. Allen, organist; E. V. Keck, choir
master.
First Methodist.
Morning:
Processional Oh! The Golden Glowing
Morning Le Jeune
Opening Hymn, M7 (Omit stanzas i and 4 )
I ne Aposue s ireea
Prsyer
Response By Thy Glorious Resurrec
tion Gregorian
Organ Interlude
Occsslonal Anthem Christ Our Pans
over Schilling
First Scripture Lesson
Festival Te Deum In G...J. Bspttste Calkin
Pecond Scripture Lesaon
Hymn No. 231 (Omit it) stansa)
The Sermon
The Offertory
Eastern Anthem As It Began to Dawn.
Dr. Vincent
Fins le The Hallelujah Chorus (the Mes
slsh Handel
Benediction
Organ Postlude
Evening:
Processional The Strife is O'er.. Palestrlna
Hymn No. 249 Tune: Regent Square..
Prayer
Response By Thy Glorious Resurrec
tion Gregorian
Organ Interlude
Anthem Christ Has Won the Victory..
tiawiey
Bcrlpture Lesson
Anthem Jesu! Priceless Treasure
Roberta
Hymn No. 244 (Four stanzas)
The Sermon
The Offertory
Offertory Solo (Organ) Judex (Mors et
Ylta UUUQDU
With Choral Obllgato.
Finale The Hallelujah Chorus Handel
Benediction
Orffan Poetludo
Thomas J. Kelly, Director oi musio.
STREET CARS TO FLORENCE
Hanscom Park Methodist.
AnthemChrlut Our Passover McPhall
Offertory Bolo Easter Morn Neldllnger
Easter Response t'raise to J. nee.
lUiAil.UAft
Evening:
Solo The Child of a King
Jules Lumbard.
Duet (mandolin and violin)
Misses Layer and Ellsworth.
Tenor Solo He la Risen Schnecker
Violin Obllgato waiter uaie
Anthem Christ is Risen Ellsworth
Duet Now Is Christ Risen Elvey
Unity Church.
Ors-nn Bolo Bt. Cecelia Batiste
Soprano Bolo Springtide Becker
xinrp aim uigan.
Miss Isabella Garelssen.
Response ' Schumann
Fear Not Ye, Oh, Israel Dudley Buck
Jules Lumbard.
Bolo With Verdure Clad
From Haydn's Creation
Miss Garelssen.
Offertory (Intermezzo) Macbeth
Harp Solo Selected
Miss Marie Bwanson.
Postlude Grand Chorus Dubois
Mrs. Anna C. Davis, Organist.
OIT OF THE ORDINARY.
Three millions of artificial teeth are used
each year.
Glasgow has decided to seek Parliament
ary uowers to borrow f3.7BO.00O to build
houses for the poor. This sum will build
4uo tenements or tnree stories, accommo
dating 3,6i)0 famflles.
Judge William Cole Talcott of Valpa
raiso, Ind., recently completed his own
funeral oration. It Is In verse and Is to
be read by Judge William Johnson at his
burial. ,
The city of Bprlngfleld, Mass.. is to de
vote two days to the celebration of the
fiftieth anniversary of Its incorporation.
The dates will be Sunday, May ii, and
Monday, May M.
There is no fitting monument on the
grave or naimon r. inase in Cincinnati
().. only a fimule stone bearing an in
scription of four lines and reciting that he
was "Senator, Governor, Secretary of the
Treasury, Chief Justice of the United
States. His daughter, WHO Idolized him,
rents beside him.
The entire village of Halberton. N. J.
was sold by the sheriff the other day for
the paltry sum of $1,000. The village was
started in 1MJ as a co-operative colony
by Russian Jews from New York, but it
proved a failure. The property disposed of
at sheriff's sale consisted of 6,0u0 acres
of land, iuo bouses and a large factory
building.
The duke of Gallaranl. prince of Molfetta.
recently entered a cage containing four
polar bears belonging to the Bernard
menagerie, wnicn is at present staying in
Milan. He urovoked the animals, which
roared furiously, but they were soon mas
tered and he then put them through eeveral
exercises. On coming out of the cage the
prince was heartily cheered.
The Manila Critic says that when Gen
eral Weyler was sent as governor general
to Manila, Don Carlos Palanca, the
wealthy Spanlardlzed Chinaman, whose
funeral last September was marked by
great pomp, determined to send Mrs. Wey-
ier a gui, ine rumomury way ux ooiain
Ing tha good will of the Suanish officials
He found at a Jeweler's two necklaces, each
costing -.'". and Dotn being so beautiful
) tnat he could not choose Lei ween them.
I So he sent them both to Mrs. Weyler,
with the message that she should make
, her choice. He received a warm letter of
thanks from her. stating that the neck
laces were so beautiful that she could not
decide between them, and hence would
keep them both, which she did.
Foley's Honey and lar.
Cures coughs and colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures croup and whooping cough.
Cures hoarseness and bronchial trouble.
Cures pneumonia god la grlppa.
Present Flans Are to Hare Them Bunuing
by Thanksgiving Day.
SOME DELAY IN DELIVERY OF RAILS
Rate of Fare to Florence Not Yet
Flsed, bat Officers of Road 6 ay
It Mar Be Only Five
Cents.
If the plans of the management of the
Omaha Street Railway company are carried
out the residents of the village of Florence
will be able to ride heme from Omaha by
Thanksgiving day over the lines of that
company. Manager 8mltv. yesterday Bald
that the question of starting construc
tion of that line depended entirely upon
the receipt of rails, which were .ordered
last December for March delivery.
The poles and wire for the Florence ex
tension have been ordered and are on the
way to Omaha. They will probably arrive
before the rails and will be put into place
before the rails are laid.
The exact route of the proposed ex
tension has not been decided upon. At the
inception ot the plan the. company desired
to run over its own land, and the late
Frederick Parker had decided to deed the
company a right-of-way through his land.
The death of Mr. Parker has changed the
plans of the company, and It Is now prob
able that the streets will be used.
The question of fares over the extension
to Florence has been dlscuased to a certain
extent, but no decision has been reached.
It has been said that the distance from
South Omaha to Florence Is an exceedingly
long one to carry a passenger for 5 conls,
equalling. If aot exceeding, the distance tn
any other route In the country, but, on the
other hand, it is said by officers of the
company that with the present system of
transfers It would be practically impossi
ble to make an exception of this line and
charge more. As a compromise, It has
been suggested that two fares be collected
of transient patrons of the line and that
special coupon books be issued to regular
patrons, containing a number of tickets
sufficient for two trips for thirty days, ths
books to be sold at a rate to bring the fare
down to 5 cents.
It is said on good authority that the
talked-of consolidation of the Omaha Street
Railway company and the Omaha and Coun
cil Bluffs line may be consummated. The
matter has been under discussion for a
year or more, and, while nothing definite
has been decide! upon, some of the stock
holders in both companies who were not
favorable to the combination at first are
now willing to consider It.
NO QUARANTINE UNTIL MAY
Troops Kuw la t'nba May Return to
tolled States Without
Inspection.
Information has been received at the
headquarters of the Department of tha Mis
souri that the surgeon general of the ma
rine hospital service has extended the tlmo
for enforcing quarantine regulations against
the island of Cuba until May 1, on account
of the lack of evidence cf the presence ot
yellow fever infection. This action will
permit the troops of the United States now
In Cuba to return to stations in this coun
try without the trouble of passlug through
a quarantine Inspection.
Upon the arrival of tha troops from Cuba
destined for the Department of tbe Mis
souri tbey will be detsined at New York
until Informed that the posts in this de
partment which they will occupy have been
vacated, after which tbey will proceed dl-
i rectly to the posts.
Dr. Bennett's Great Free Offer
A Death Blow to My Imitators Read the Remarkable ,
Offer Dr. Bennett Makes to the Mul
titude of Afflicted.
My Electric Belts or ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES for the radical and
permanent cure of every form of Ner
vousness, Varicocele and kindred ali
ments and for restoring lost vigor,
vitality and power, as well as for tha
permanent alleviation of rheumatism
In any guise, kidney, liver and blad
der troubles, constipation, stomach
disorders, etc., are known throughout
the civilized world and are recognized
by physicians and scientists as tha
ONE appliance to be relied upon to
offect a perfect cure, and the ex
clUHlvely patented features prevent
burning and blistering. The only
Electric Belt which can be renewed
when burned out. The cost of re
newing Is only 75c.
Absolutely Free,
Not One Gent.
Spurious Imitations of my STAN
DARD APPLIANCES have rnininiiin
everywhere, for such unprecedented success as has been mine always calls
forth counterfeits. Therefore, to protect MYSELF and to protect YOU, and
so that a discerning public may know the good from the bad, I have de
cided to give absolutely free to each person who writes one of my Electric
Belts the strength suited - to their case, whether It be my W appliance or
my $i0 one.
All that I request in payment for the appliance is that you will give me
the names of at least two of your friends who are In need of Electrical
Treatment.
REMEMBER THE APPLIANCE SUITED TO YOUR CASE WILL NOT
COST YOU ONE PENNY. IT 13 FREE and this la the only LEGITIMATE,
BONAEIDE FREE OFFER that has ever to my knowledge been made.
Write at once and take advantaKe of this great offering, as the time limit
Is one week; also secure my two free books on "Nervo-Vltal Diseases and
Their Cure by Electricity." Address all communications to me at headquar
ters. DR. BENNETT'S Electric Co.,
170 Whitehead Building, Denver, Colo.
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VERY LOW
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RATES....
EVERYDAY.
During the months March and April the Union Pacific will tell
One. Way Colonist lkkcts at the following rates:
OMAHA TO
Ogdcn and Salt Lake $20 00
Hutte and Helena 20.00
Spokane 22.50
Portland and Ashland 25.00
Tacoma and Seattle , 25.00
San Francisco '.,,. 28.00
Loe Angeles and San Diego 25.00
CITY TICKET OFFICE 1324 FARNAM ST. TELEPHONE 316.
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