A
THK OMAHA SUNDAY HKi;. AVM ST
1911.
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rEXIXG OF KEW SYKAGOGITE
' ' Will lrliri1 Tkeellraltaa at
Marlrmk aad Hart Mlalt.
era nrliraUn ta PalpHs.
rf T:rat munl to the rerthodm Jews
e-f the rlir i the dedica.Try exercise
whlr-h are to be cml'icf-d Sun?y aftey
rTi at t:,- r.ew la-th Hamedroh. Hnto
synasog... rer-eniiy ererteo. t Hurt
and Nineteenth Mreets. foarne. eor.gs and
tipiiHiji haniju'l will mark the Pt"-
of the city . t.. w piece of worship.
M. V. U!SU. of the North PrV.y-
..an cJiurcli. mho ) tK-n iit;r); l .a
nn.thr in Kirf,M. la., m lu ".CiW th
P'lipit in hla can th irrh at Nir,r.th i!
cl.:o atrptj. on P ind.y. lr. Higboa. -a-hiia
iit. daa aUended tv.e tveFu.i!i of
Kairfirld Cl auiaq ja.
!ia Knid (;auU, aoprano -.lo:t of First
Vnit'J Preabytertan church. ! Anf.
al , fll a n t th offertory aolo at Han
o m Park Methodiat Epiwopal church Hun
cay inorriiip.
iDK'maiioral F.jb Student' aaaociatlon,
Harl-ht hall. 'inirith and Farnam.
ut:1ay at S p. ru. Public ''Th Witi
of Sin . tM- :ft of K:uhtuaB;"
al"Wcr, K.. Human.
Baptlat.
F;rt TavMHv-n'mh and Harpar Morn
at 10. DO: organ raxltal at 3.li;
auriday avhoul at noon.
faKarr Hranch Thirty-fourth and
Pamard Sunday school at l.M p. in. H am
Cerpentw, aupcrlntndnu
CaJvarr. Twntr-flfth and Hamilton. Rv.
K( .R. Ciirr-. I'aator Ptrto at H a. m.
and p. ra. Mnminif aarmon lr Aar. Hanry
Wtli tains of Ia MotriM. KrMiIng aarmon
Km-. J pcott MrMi Hlbi acbool at
noon. Vourg i'eopi rnatli at J; .
in
Tmmantjel. Twwtr-rnurth and PlnVnay.
F.av. J. t. riiaranla. Paator Hundar achool
ata-4 a. m. s-M-to at 11 a. m. and I
r to. Young Pepl a mtina; at 1 p m.
VonjlnaT wrmon: "YVhit Ijlliaa from Black
roola." In tha A-anlnr F.av. Manry Wtl-l!e-ma.
I. P . of Dm Mclna. arlll praavh.
I'cvotional mftiBC cn Wednanday aranlag
f hrlatlaa.
Tirr. Twanty-rtxth and Hav.iy. J. la.
'Karaay. J'aator Sunday achool, :& a. m.;
practtn aarrtc. H i a. m.: no rraattia;
arvlcc; Chrlruan Endaavor from until I
ft m. .
rhrlatlaa Mrmr.
Flrat Churrh of Chrtat. cintiat. Ta-on-ty"-nfth
and Karaam. Chambers' Balldhut
funday achool at 41 a. m. ; "unday aor
i at U a. in. and I p. m.; aubjact of
aaon acrmon. Chriat Ju."
aaaraaatlosal.
F.rat. IVav. F. T. Rotiaa, Pantor Mominff
aanico at 1 . aith acrmon by Rar. Jacoi.
Mock: no avaninc acrrica exoept Chrtetlaa
Kndcavor mactln at 7 p. m.
Eplaropallaa.
St. Andrtwa, Cornar rorty-flrat and
harlca. F. D. Tynar. Ractor Sunda- acr
vicca: t'alabratlon of holy oommunio., I a.
Sunday achool. a. m ; mom in r oar-e,-ajd
aermon: avaatng aarvtoe, J.jh.
Church of "t. Philip tha Paaoon, Twamy
m aed Pauir R. Join Albart Wliltama.
ctnr- ElfTaoth aundar aitar Trinity;
mmunion. 7:M a. m. ; ma tin a, 10:39 a. m. :
uiy eotnmunkm and aarmon. 11 a. m.;
jndav acbool and catachiam, 1: 3U p. m. ,
fvanlr prayer. ( o'clock.
Trlrttr Cathedral, Ei(bteaoth and Cap
liol Avanuf. Vary Kev. J. A. Tanoock,
lean Sunday aarvicea: Holy communion. I
a. m.; Bibla claaa for youn paopla. 1:30 a.
in.: niornlna prayer and aermon. 11 a. m.:
aveninc prayer and addraaa. : Sunday
nhool opvna first Sunday in japtembcr at
a. m.
" Lalkeraa.
tC Watthew'e Cornar Ninataent- and
mal!aj Rav. Q. W. "nydar. pa at r
sr'leaa at II a. m. No ex-nlns narvioea.
Sunday achoet at t:H a. m.
fit. Uaxk'a Cnsliah. Twantiath and Bur
itta. 1. Orob. Paator Jam-loaa. 11 a. m.,
A True Balivar a Ll-tne Parson;" t-unday
rchool at 46 a tn. No evening service.
Rt. Paul'a. Taenty-aiahtb and Parker.
Rev. E. T. Otto, Paatur Servicea at X;
Sunday arnool at ll:3v. evenm worship in
Krrllah at 7.C Mr. A. Lambrerht will
Kountae Memorial .xervio for the
irioa dt it iiMur, rvr . r4iia; run-
av acnooi. nuciori; roorniut aQivaip ana
rmoa at 11 o clock.
dace. i;2-li0 South Taanty-aixth, it.
1. lialick. Paator Sunday achool at 9 4.
Mr i. T. . Bmith. aup-nntatident. Church
aarvioea at 11: aub.Ktt of aermon. "Vlaiona
of Heaven Should He Obeyed." No evening
e--rviee.
Flrat Reformed, Ta erity-third nd Central
riouievard. C. al. Rohrbauah. Pastor Suu
dv achool. 4a. C. V . Thomaa. auprrin-
tdert; mornlni worahlp. 11 a. ra . "Tha j
World a aw huoi uaatrr. K.vanina service,
( p. m . "Ttie llorwmi kneaa of the Suul."
Mali., dial.
Trlnit. Corner Tnty-firat and Binney
f'teartiiriK in the morniri by the pastor,
rublect of morning ftiraon, "Common
se."
oak. Tweatietn and Oak
'""l paslar. Rev T. C. We
.line at k o'tluck. Eible
; p. tn. Midweek meet
s Preaching by
abater. Sunday
school Sunday
meeting Thursday
rvenmg at e o'clock.
pearl Memorial, Twents-fourth aid I-ari-nipie
Carl t. badei. Pastor Morning
worship. II C, Sunil.y acnool. noon; Ep
orth league. 7 p. ni.; leader. Mr. J. hi.
Mi-i'omba; evening worship at I p. m
4
r
Kirst. Twentieth and lmvenport. Rev. I and Treyaor. ia.. a oistano oi seventeen
l'rank Lmli. L. I . Pastor Public wor-j miles, but th line Iran Treyaor te Oak
suip and aetmoii at ll o ciotk a. m Th" I land, thirteen ml!, ia about flnlaiied and
, sstnr nas r turned from his vacation and ..... .
a ill occuvvVlia pulpit. No evening service. 1 be la operation early next spring.
Sunday ac o.-ol at j a. m. Epooith leau From tiieia th read will oa pushed an to
at 7 o'clo. k p. iu. I
Imnieh. North Twenty-fifth and liecatur.
it. P. Petersen. Pastor Service al 11 a. m, !
add 1p.m. This 1. the last Sunday befoi
iV aniiuai cunlrreoce. The paator a li
j.ich the last sermon for ih,s year in
Vio ol at . a. in.
lUftam Tark. Taentr-ninth and Wool-
worth. F. H Crawford. -sstor-Morning
sen tee at 11 Serrrx.n by tl.- Rev. C. N.
1 -aa son
D. P. Evening aeixl.e. i ta. Ser-
inon by the pMor
ihe Name Above
tvery Name." surn)a .nooi. J.ax.
Morth leasue f 5. leader. Miss Adelaide
Tonk ana Ml&a ulenna Peak.
McCake. Fortieth and Farnam, Rer.
John Grant ehuk. Pastor Sunday echo-.. I
at Mr. Superintendent L O lurry n
tiou servlt-e si a. '1 heme. "The lebt of Ilia I laaes lis Wark.
strong." Juo:e Williani Itainl will gne j Aa eattUniud Farnam street car travel
ihe main ad ireas of lae eienlng. Prajer j ;, c down ttie il rar Thirty-fourtu street
meeutg cn Wedrn-aday nht al a. monJljK u jgM ,. a sud-
wa a. . atAl
l.ur,h c,f the covenant. Comer Twent, -
aeientii and Pratt IW. V.. .1I. pienung l
will pneau n al ti.e uiorn.lig ami even.ng aei -vice
at ti usual l.oui?.
lark 'orest Chapel cf Hie Caalei.ai
Street church. Twelfih and iHi i.niiin -Tlia
paaior of t'sftrlar aiii - cunauci a public
worship service Sunday eveluni at S.
Cliftea Hill. Kon -fifth and t;-an.
Thomas h. Greenlee. PastotvSabbatli
school at a a. m. Puooc woran.p at
a. m. i knitun Enlejivor al 7 u iu. Mid
tseek aervti -n V-JntJay al t p. la
North. Coiner Nineteenth and 4hi. M. V.
)iigle. P- P.. Factor Mormr,g worship
at l.aV. ienuou by li.e Isior. Sabtta
av'hi-4' al not.u Cl.riatian Knueavor ai
p. in. No eening aeim e Pras er meeting
at i'ti Wedneaaay evei.mg.
llrst. Corner Seventeenth ard Podre
Ldwm Hart Jenka. P. P.. Pastor Ptib.ic j
woiakip ai l".Vs wuii aer-imn by e . j
i.OIil e. iiuri, uir.'w. .b ia iour
..(?" C hrist ian r.rideavr al a la p. ta.
j jn
Lc
N'.ti
day aKbowi ai . a. in.
Lowe Avenue Corner Fortieth and
notas. W. Nathaniel M'li:rf'n O. P..
Minister Monung errn-e at lu auo-
eM. "in ir.I- oaaciouanas or the tenure
Stat t.f the rkiui. MuiiOay n hool at I" e
a. in. I'hnntiau Endtraior at 7 p. iu. No
etening aer hx.
WH'n!nialer. C.Ti.er I'wentv -ninth aed
Va-oiu Rex Thomas II .MoConneil. Taator
-.rvi of w-asnio with aern,a at .
jlit. "If hi.d'vn i.at Itien. Kab
t atj a bol and ii-ole ciua at iiooo. s -n-
li.x.i at oii ni.;rr viiapel at 1 ji
J : ia. No .!.. i itrvu
I i-ilril. Twentie; h an
Suiuiai ai hooi ai lis a
nd Leave-
i erii-
Vr a.l
... S. Pl'il
worship and a-irtreas
! i .1' e !-..! ' - '
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XI'
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' t I M. T a ern - f t d 1 it
i' l. (.- 'i'nr- S-Tri..ri ai " " I
a ii i. ft. 1 ( . ....w
V .-. r um. . .i . o h 'nail Jt r I
ni . tibiae. ItKini K':'. !
t-Hi-e ,,f .p.. '...;.. I v a 1
i"i'.n at . m.. a on " T: I.. 1- ,
timo-e 'ri rliM'.n. ' I" Kev. W. . Pin- I
I . !
.!.' Jiti Snn anl !
Ha'j-h K !loi.-man. V nlster-J-'i. 'c ,
alitp ami wmwn at l a m . Life T.a
I tnrtMl '' (41 1 . . m-I.Im) a I r. ' M T! . '
I Hnrr )rnr -irertntTid. r t Yo'ire I
People a mee-tine al T n m Tn,r'iir afir- (
no.n f-on 5 i li 7 Tt pr'.g-a-i a i "I aortal ,
nvt ri of tr:a rorrin i ;;1 f.narv o-i
rtr. aih Mr. and 1r l rarii Yod. Us.
jiith antcnt h
'"antral Trii.l. Tf Iv J.vjrlh and laixlra.
liar Hei B. Fpur. Paa' or - Mornlna mor
ahip at v.V: a7nn hv tha paatof; thama.
"Oivlnc ("hr'at tb "r- K.Pilr"r ." aiat'sth
-hl at nTi. F. K VcMi lan ainar'a
t'nlant. Youre Paipla chnanan union at
7 O m. : . auh;at-f. A MIlo"arr J'iurnay
Around the Wnrd VII. Ml''.iti In Far
ia and Turkav:" lae'la'. Mtaa Anna Ve-
'aaua. K.Tnln aarv'r a! I; l"f s
theme. "1 Am Radr "
I allH Brrtkerea,
Harford Mamorlal. Cornar Nlraiaan.h
and L4throp M. o McUaifhlln. I'aator
Morninc aarrloa. 1 X": avanlr.a. a c ock;
workara' rraatina. 'adneaday, f p. m.
4larllaneaaa.
Naw Thought Fa!loar:p. Pnita r. Pa.d
rlfa BIcKk. Tarnt I at h and Farnam un
dar arMr. )0:a a. m.: addraaa. "The
World s Prfsreaa In Y'ielon;" noon haallr.
meet:n; Wdnea.'ay. I p. m.. midweek
maetlnt;.
Vnited. Twanty-aevapth and Camdan
Avanue, Rer. O. P. Nether'y The your.a
feop1 of Use corragatl')n wt;l l,ae entira
charae of the avenlnf hour; a daltaMful
mualcal proaram win be rendered. Mrs.
John W. Kvana, the elocutloTilat. will recite
and read "Th Loom of life '
Peoples Church. Charles W. Kavldaa.
Pastor afominr. "The Faaee of od and
He Price; ' evanina. "CovenMl Over Kins."
unday school at noon. House of Hope ser
vice at r Nortn Twatity-aevanth avtyiwe
at 4 p m. Touna; People a "oclaty of Chrta
ttan Kndaavor at 7. Prof. Mertr has charge
of the muaic.
V. 4. V. A. .ewa ates.
Mr R. S. Flower. In charae of Me
beys work, retnma Sunday morr.itia from
h.s honia In New Tork stale, where he
has been rteltlne. Mr. Flower alao spent
l weeks at the Plivar Bay T. M. C. A.
Conference.
Sunday evenln at , o clock the it- , Iftma eoUntr, California; dellfhtful ell
lix ous daparttrient of the T. M C. A. i
wi l conduct as automobile open-air meet- mate, rich fruit land; value. 11.2. roll In
Ir.f at ls'h and Y'tntonrmBrflX- uoavca formation ooncemlr.e this land may be had
tt at Eighteenth and Vinton rtreet. MrJ th! c,fce of ln, Trowbridge-Bolster
aiker!" T t" T"y' U to l" ,he j company In th. City National bank bulld
The T. V. C. A. Patrol of Boy Pcouta i Omaha,
will go on a two-nay maw urn .
and will leave the Association btiildit.g at
two o clock, going to Albriarht. from ;
whence ther will tramp eouih. camping- t
will go on a two-day hike next Tuesday.
Tuesday night in the woods, and return
einceda y evening.
The anual anaounoement of the yeara
work la la the hands of the printers, and
wi;i be ready for distribution sometime
next week. The announcement is in the
form of a neat Utile booklet, lllustratfd be had at the of rices of the Ralston Town
Sdb coniin?ngW a'n ou't.'T t'wTk ! company. outh Seventeenth street,
for next year. "timaha.
Mr. J. Truitt Maxaell. Physical Direc- I Fifth In the beautiful suburban town of
tor or me umana asaociauon, wui or me
speaker at the 4:v meting on Sunday
afternoon in the T. M. C. A. lobby. Hia
subject will be "The Investment of Per
sonality." Following the meeting, a fel
lowship luncheon is served to all who care
to ran am, and a very enjoyable time is
assured.
Tha educational department is to act as
host at a waterme'on feed on Monday
evening. Auguat 2stn. Tl.ia ta a yearly
event, being primarily, for the old stu
dents of the night school. All w.to have
at any time been connected with educa
tional work of tha Toung Men's Christian
Association axe cordis i.y invited to be
present- Several good talks and musical
numbers will be given
The Toung Men a Christian Aaeocation
Olee club has been conducting regular re
hearsals throughout the summer, and will
be fa excellent training for the pro gram a
to be presented this winter. Several new
members have recently been added, and
Professor Kxaia states that the maximum
number of vol cos will soon be reached. A
return program will be presented In the
near future at the ljeflar Memorial Method
ist cburoi at South Omaha
The Physical department la making aer
eial changes in the gymnasium. Several
a mall rooms adjoining tha main im are
being thrown together, the partitions be
ing removed and thus making one largs
special exercise room. The physical
rector's office will also be located on the
main floor next to the gymnasium. A num
ber of changes ln the ventilating system
are s.ao being made, which will Improve
conditions along those lines. During the
past week, the aaeuciatlon has alao In
stalled sanitary drinking fountains ln the
lobby. These are b.mllar to the onea being
ueed quite extensively through the east.
Railway Officials
Considering Bridge
Conference ii Held to Discuu Pleti
for Structure Over the Mil
touri River.
George W. Adams, preslder.t of the lwa
az Omaha Short Line Hallway comper.y,
apent a portion of Saturday ic Omaha, con
ferring with officials of.Uis other roads
Interested in th bridge across the Misaomi
river and the Omaha fralgtit and laasenger
terminal. President Adams Is about t
seek an entrance Into the city fet th
trains of his road, which now run lain
Council Bluffs.
At present the Iowa Omaha PUwrt Line
Is operating trains between Ooaaeil Bluffs
r.e Moines and when completed will be j
lt)a ,hort llfl tetween Oa-ah4i and the
. . .. .,
-"
LHiriag tha last twa Week th Iowa tk
j omaiia Slictt Liu haa ka.n4.e4 )t oar of
! This freight all ort1uud on iu line, and
j scourd rg ta prealdeat Adaavs. taking l
,et.(rtii fcf tha road luto etaisideraUon, is
I . t ,,,,...
J - -
IZkBUkW STREET CAH
lnnnlH ink.ll lvn
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
rataraaer Tklak Kanekaar Hu Bees
''" "'- "
of
ear-:'litting sueaia. indicating a terrible ,
a'Xid. oi. I'aaaeriaers in the tar lad heard j
the fender drop and saw the motornian i
lean, anguish airickeri. out of th front all j
In gaxo upon the mangled remains of I. is i
f victim. Clinging desperately to the fender j
were thiee dogs, uiree -count em. uy
dropping his safety device at just tiie
lvir swauent the motormaa picked up all
th: pupa at one as they were racing
madly arroae in I rack a. They were unhurt,
but frgtiPatved alanwat barkleaa. When th
car ettpped ll.ey rolird off aud art off In a
northerly dirt-ction fast enough to be in
f A'ik ere sue,
PERSONAL PARAGrtAPHS.
Mr aad Mrs. Jorm Wharton, after har
irg sDt thr. weeks touring the mate of
ifo'tw ia an a JtoiDo. e. returned honia
Satuniay.
Svlveete' 11 Rush, sped a I assistant tn
! Attirner Generai Wiraersran.'. a .o ha
l ie heaiiyiiariers in Omaha, left Fn.la y
j nisht for Kanaka Cit under oroera fn.ni
1 lhr dejrtu.eijt. lie goe . r..e-.ite
' u-h u. attorney g-u-
I era; has peo-i.i.g tue.-e.
Curtain Marr OC..r.nor. former Virige ad
votate of lie I part neat . ihe i s,..im.
s iu trie city for a Kw dais l ailain
o i'imiior ia at t.ri aer.t on lea -'e of abM-nie,
btit la uader orders t Ke.n hs feginvent.
Trn.i rrvr. m Ir.e r :ur.; u,- tit
"" 1 '", "'"nds frori Fan Fran
BIG YMJE OF LITTLE BOOK
Whit Baokiorers Ctpgue No.
Toft for ContfUnt.
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HOW TO Wit ART GRASD PEIZE
I r ef :ttra ( aaPra l rrtala ta Rrlai
IUnar4 la Ike lMr af Tkaae
aslral ladltldaala la thla
latereatlaa Oaaae.
Si "i se ta been the 4'matid f"r at
!oi,. m the Itvklovers' ront"t of The
-J.st the f'rt option of N" t cata
l !. waa exha.i.ted and addiU-ea'i order
had to be piaea-d for the naa title hooka.
Thata rstsloxuaa are row on sale at the
but'j.r.a office, the clrt copies from th
ITii'ir l .t. received Thnraday. Th
book all for centa. Whan aert bv mall 1
t.
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n-ar., -
irvt.R tl'i'lll't" .ill-.. ! "e
the suteat!ona for the puasle pictures, the
contest e.lltor uses this book. No. 1 cata
logs Is d fferent from catalorue No. 1, so
It Is neceevary to uae the new book In thla
eeoond contest.
Vfa People Cater,
furir.a: the last week many new con
teatanla have been enrolled In the ranks
of the Bocklovers. It Is not too lata to enter
ih contest and will not be too late for
many weeks. All the back coupons may
t oMalned at the busllneas office of The
Boe for 1 cent each. Orders for these
coupons must be accompanied by remit
tances. Rxtra coupons are used by meet
of the contestants. John Bath, who won the
first pr a In tl a other PookKrver' contest,
declare that contestants should use many
coupons, for be found the extra blanks
helped him to win the blf Appe.-aon car.
I 1st af Prises.
The prbsee to be awarded are as follows:
First A White Steamer automobile, a
beautiful fiva-passenf er car. celebrated for
Its durability and speed, valued at COW.
Second A ten-acre ranch In beaut??Ul
Third A beautiful Krell Auto-Orsnd
iiuru a
piaTer piano ha
ler" your owi
re the musia of the mas-
n home): value, tMO. Thla
prtse la exhibited at the Bennett mora. Six
teenth and Hamey streets.
Fourth One lot In the business district
of Ralston, a lot ZSxlfa) feet, on Maywood
street; value tTa. Full information may
Ralston, one lot In
the residence portion.
&! feet: this lot Is valued at tZA. Full
information may be had at tha offices of
the Ralston Towetite company, J0 South
Seventeenth etreet, Omaha.
.Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Three sets
(twelve volumes) of Nelson's Looee-Laaf
Enf yclopeilla. the encyclopedia that can-
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"i:
irr rinigiira ai in eiore oi vv . A.
Hixenbaugh aV Co.. 1814 St. Mary s avenue.
Ninth and Tenth The Book of Knowl
edge, or Child's Encyclopedia, a universal
work for school children, twenty-four vol
umes; each set, 3. These books are ex
hibited at the store of W. A. Hlxenbaugh
V Co., 1111 St. Mary a avenue.
Add to thla forty-five cash prixee. as
follows: Five ri. prit-s, ten 5.B prises,
ten C prise, twenty (1-oa prixea.
HARMON CAMPAIGN BOOK OUT
Argaaaeat Eaaplayeal that M Weald
Make Karelleat PrawlAavat Be.
taaw Kxeelleat waTermar,
COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. K.-That Jjdaon
Harmon mad an excel lent governor of
Ohio, and would make an excellent nreei
dent, axe arguments made la the Harmon
campaign book jurt. inaed In intf rent of
Governor Harmon's campaign for demo
cratic nominatjon for lareaident in 1S1A
The Kvarnor's loag fight with the legis
lature for progjeaslve laws is art fortiv A
feature is made ol tlx wark oT t-ie snate
tax oommiasion. wh'irh he appoiatatl.
'
iiatrreauung vaiaetians oa public
Uon&
CautAa aesaaaa Deexav Taaa.
CHJCACO- Anj. St Jajcn H. Curti of
New Tar was mcixari Ts-eieaad national
prcanoea. af jbe Ixla Tan Ilra fra
ternity at th mteenxira bang held bere.
All the ol-ber tauu'tui offtnwa of the or-
m wre re eleicxd.
NO
MONEY
DOWN
30 DflVS'
FREE TRIAL
PRY $1.00
PER WEEK
Free Sfool
Free Scarf
or HAR
J CUARHHItC
FREE IHSVRANCl
Will positively be sold during
the next 6 days, on the above
liberal terms at prices from
SchmoIIen & fueBlei
v
aaaalanaiera, V kateaaler
aaa Hrtalleea.
BRIEF CITY NEWS.
ItTf I1 Wit It.
at: c trie rare gJorgtes-IVrariweti.
tractaral Steal Arrives T e : .t-i r"--
signinei.t 'f amirtora! sirel for t h Wood-
f w,.r ,i i. liioma. at F. urwn and
Martian, r. r-t9. ra afT'4 Th: a: 1',
larloadt i, th t.ipm'nt. .
arflsra atok Tea tore Hrsl"i
aina! rntran. a fj th G and t nion T-a
oniarir early Palurtlay roorriir by break
Ira a tranaorn ocr tl.e dior ard stoie sit
the avails! la ah In the pla-c. which
sniouted to fci.
pedal Car for Faae In order that
; aporta niay hv an opport'inlty of ret-
tint in on the Jot h-llir k.-na hmitt ercat-
lint match at Chicaeo. next Saturday, the
Ullwaukee will atiaoli an extra sleeper
to Its Cmsha-hiaao eieninar train. It
111 be for the exclusive use vf the wrest-
bteMtsa.. . Caiox., -oul.T.rt
.atrt MclNrnlc. a.-9.rfi:r.i n-
terient of parks, has returned from a trip
tl Chlcauro where ha went to lmest sat
mA .,.-... . II.. l.-..PH
tack aome sample that wi'1 tv. ored l
detarmlne future apecifK r.una for the
Otrxta boulerxrfa
attakaM V tap la Oaaaba Congressmaa
M. P. Kinkaid of O ;'! t. b ... nr-.a"u a
few hours Saturday mori :ns in t frrm
Waahlnarton to Ma i:-.e. Tie CTicrc
man. although a bit wear.- Iron the .m:
ordir.arlly long eees.on wh.di :.a ji;a: t J-
1 Jo-jrned. expre'sea Mmraif as rriy p
tatisnea with the work tt.at l as btm ac
loan pllshed
ktLrflart aet ttaaU iam Burglars en
tered the hoaie of Charles k. Tlioaias. V1
Suuth Twenty -ninth street, FrWar and se,
cured W rents betonglDg to Mies Minnie
Thomaa. the daughter. The members of
the family were sleeping upstairs and
aome time during Friday night a ba s.kf
tore off a screen over the dining room
window, raised the sash and climbed in.
The lower part of the house was raoeat ked.
but the only thing carried away was the
handbag of Miss Thomaa. It was taken out
onto tl.e lawn and Itt contents scattered
over the grass. In the basdhag was a
purse containing a tO-cent coin, which the
burglar took along.
Says Killed Father
After Parent Slew
Mother and Child
OONVlLL.E. Ind . Aug. K,-YVeakened
by continuous questioning for a'aiost thirty
hours, William Lee late today made a
written Flat arrant la which he said be had
killed Ma father, Richard Lee, In self
defense sfter the fathar had murdered his
wife and younger eon. Clarence. Th
bodiea of Lees father, mother and toother
were found In their burning home early
yesterday and Lee was charged with their
murder. After his statement today Sheriff
Scales, fearlnr the prisoner would he
lynched, secretly took him in an automo
bile to Evar.svllle.
Little credence Is placed in his con
fession. Lee. who Is U years old. reitcrsted
h !a St nrr that Ke t.ar . . - . ,,r . ,
: , .v . tn::. :i ..
into the be, rn, whara my father, mother
and brother slept. As I opened the door, I
raw that my mother and brother were
, ,
wkJt111 ' W tL a' XOm
grabbed the ax sway from him. ana hit
him over the head with it. I could atriall
coal oil and I found oil had already bean
poured over the bed. Just because anatchei
were bandy and I didn't know vhat else
to do. 1 set fire to the bed clothing and
then rave the aiarm of fire."
"I have something' preying on my mind."
Lee said, when be aaked for the paper and
pen ai, acoordlng to Sheriff Scales.
The motive ascribed by the officials tn
charging Lee with the murder ia that he
triced to obtarn money wita which to
be inarried to hia fiancee, Mina Taylor. Cash
amouctiuK to tltaV. said to have been ia the
Lee house on Wednesday, baa sot beea
found. The Urea of Richard and Clareno
I- ae.a tTMKn.aH f-a i.l ITilllaM 1 .
j known to bare aiaiLrrriMl wilh his parenla
becauiaa they oppoaed bis marrjing.
i-llaartara (kaatsa-jaa 8
ARLINOTOlf. Ne. Au, -iewaai
The cha utaiqtia closed law. nighl after a
very suoceisrful aea-non. C C Marshall,
president, reports the nT.ances in good
shape.
THE
' LJLST "
TOU WILL ZTVXS
BUY
& SONS
PIAHOS
AT THESE PRICES.
Scrolls rU'iL'oIler's
FORGED
n i.. v. . ' ' or improving it for Investment. Mr. Sweet
until late today when he suddenly changed ,, ,, .,. ,. . .
.. . . . , will sell It If possible after it !s lmpTo ed. '
hia mind and. calling for paper and pen- K... a a, . v, .
an v. i out " n Pna himself unable to do this.
cal. he wrote aa follows: . .
... ' . m . . h erect several houses upon It.
w iimtn n a r.oise ar.a went
V PIANO
SALE J
SI 92 ! 8227
EVERY ONE OE THESE PIANOS PRICED
THE WORLD OVER AT 3373 AND 3400.
I3II-I3I3 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA.
TIMELY REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
-Condition of Seal Ettite X&rktt in
Hig-bjT Satiif:tcry Slur.
BIG SALES AHE EXPECTXD SOOX
Wklle Havana al Ik Tlat la M
ery Aellee. Oeeal "lay la.
aa'rles re Beta- Msde
I aartralaa Praaert y.
, -
"T!-e niaha real ea-.ate market lias not
beer. In a more heallhr condition In twenty
year than It Is today." eaa A. P. Tukey.
' W hlle the market Is r.ot fartlousrly artite
Just now, !t la rnMy aatiafactory to
owners of real e1ata Moat of the prorrty
which has been held for boom pHre foe
the last 10 yeara has been practical!?
! cleaned up and disposed of.
-'The tendency f nroperty xalue Is ,w
war In all ri loeHt. fcnd 1 t!ltr
i In all of my experience In the real :cte
busli.es in Omaha that I haie rertr seen
auch tV.xnhy conditions In fie las' f
weeks we have had more Inquiries about
real estate than at any other time this
year e- I i .rpo that a l rf the other
real estate dealers sre also arivina out mucti
information about lard. Just row. buf.in-s
! rot cry active, b-it IV a outlook for the'
fa'l trade is very ancoutaeinf.
"More lare-e rTcvertles have Nof). sow ard
rra::y more are soon to ba ao'tl. ;Mn ha' a
rer been transfer-Mi in the I" te, in?.
Toil can look for some of I1;? n.oft ser.
tlonal real estate pen a lr a slnrt t'tne
slorg lh! !nc that has. cvr b'-er. kvoxj
ln the history of Omaha."
Aa Mr. Tukey a; a. tax! fuste bt ncsx
ln tr.e last month lias ben pxrlicilarly
Slow, and althout:i It is cxp tted to pick tip
soon, ti.e last week was pratisl)v devoid
of any transaction n v. h'ch s 'ars init uT.t
of money was involved Pohi;rt.h property
is beir.f sold by rl estate d'aliri at a
rapid rate, anj in eeiy par t of C.e ou,-skl.-ts
of On.al a new 1- uik couskis ai:.1
bungalows are aprmgirg up I ke magic.
Encouraged by ha success in diioa.n(
of his tiougias street property xt a hni
acme profit. Dr. GIf.'ord. the man hi
recently ao.d the vacant lot on the cnurr .
of Seventeenth and Douglaa atrseia to th
Boston Ground Rent com) any fur S1&.0A.
has purchased for the purpose of specula
tion the lot on the aouthaeit corner or
Nineteenth and Hamey streets for the um
of ?.. The D. V. Sholes cominy acte.I
for J. M. Dsugherty. ihe seller, and Harri
son & Morton were the representatives of
tr. Oifford.
This proijerty has a front ace of 1SI feet
on Hamey street and HI on Nineteenth and j
la In a neighborhood that la rapidly be- ;
coming crowded with naw buildings of a '
substantial kind. rr. Oirfard believes that
in a short while property values on Har- j
ney street win Increase, and with this idea i
ln mind. Instructed hit agents to make :
the purchase. '
j Ernest Sweet, the real estate man. pur
i chased a tract of land at Twenty-fifth and
I Harney street t for III.SW from N. P.
wt..t. fr the rac;
Tha fnlln.o na ,ka !..
.nd home, that have changed t-wnershit, in '
the last few days:
N. P. Berrers his ,od to Emtrt Swee i
a tract rtear Twenty-fifth and Harney
rtreeta for SU.Ma. j
i K,,, r- i..i... v . , .
guat Feller. KS Blondo etreet for aS.000.
E, J. Carvlll has bought of Lininger 4
Metcalfe. Il South Twenty-fifth lienus.
G. J. Hull has bought bf .Atigu-t Nelson.
111-1 U South Forty-eeoond street for M.STKt. ,
J. A. McCulley. has bought a place an !
McKlnley street, Benson, for W.OW. J
W, J. Berlo haa bought a pla.-. en Reed i
street, half a block west of the Country .
ciub. for tS.'.Oft,
Dr. Harold Qjfford. who recently sold the 1
lot a: tb corner of Seventeenth and Dous
iaa street to the lioarton Ground Rent
company for r..v. haa aanoonced tha
ptirchae af tumor r valuable lot ia the
downvowa district. Tha latest purchase is
the property oa the southwest corner of
Niaetevaih aad Haraey axrearta from John
M. Daalarty for ai.tW.
ale Mssageti a t. Pawl.
CTNCIXNAT1. O- An. 3t Paul wax j
im oi use iuoqii paiea aanaivrs as- f
sotaauoB. OTfu-ta-a for ti a ecsu'ri; yrxz ;
w-u te aiaxnaa umnrrw.
These
PIANOS
Must be Sold
During the
Coming YJeek
In order to relieve
the weight on our
Fourth Floor. . . .
During This Sale
We Will Rent 30
Pianos at $3 per
month.
FREE TUNING
Free Insurance
"o) and
-Til Sons
Piano Go.
J
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Tka aruaMT af aaapatia aa. t aaawara giersaisat k (ilalaiy wnrtea aa lb antatta at
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art al twa saraaaa kariag tha aaaaa aaeibar iKw-ratt ai.t aalaa ta aaaia aaaikae at cea-p-ina.
tba serroa waoa at at aaawara Is sat aaally kraparaA. in tka osiaioB el taa ail
JaAaiex evmaitttaa, will reeaiea Iba flrrt prita.
Oaly aaa Hat af aasa-ara saar aa aabBSarg ay a eactaaust sag saly a prlt win ba
aa-ar-4a ta aaa laatlr at aa attraaa
Tba aa at Ua coapoia la ant eblttatnrr srpua th eaataatant. aat aa aaawar aaa ka
eaboiitiat ka ear etwibM aaaaaar tba aatai.aai aaa atleev.
Awardi will b a-ade atrmiy aaaertla 1 tha ataxil a( eack a-saraia llat.
Tb aaina af Bar tfcaa aae reraas Binat aat a writtra aao any aa eaapea,
: Tha aaaroa anil aaa b tha neatest E&itar aat a eaauultaa al wU-aaa a aatt
ia. wboaa aaaiaa will aa aaBauaeet later
Tb eoateat la llmriat la Ik (ellevler taiillwy Kabraaks, w;re,atiig. taat sort lea af
laws wat a kit aa laciaaMag Das Mataaa.
Iba Hlai. Hi I la OlaWlc.
White
A -psss5i.gar 111 Mode: W lilts Steamer Touring Car odorloar. smokele a
and noiseleaa. No cranking, no shifting of gears; any ueslred apaecL Wl.it
Steamer sales Increaa each aucoeeding year. Has prsiilcaily an endorsement
ef the Coiled 8tatea government, which owr.a and opeiates h.or Wtut Staatn
era ihaa ail other cars combined. Richly upholstered beautifully finlahed, un
it mi tad power, controlled speed. Thla oar win ka axhibitad la Omaha at a later
lata- .
SECOND PRIZE ),
la the soft, seml-trople. clime tic tone, etiendlr.g
r.orth from Sax Diego to Sliasta County. California,
lies Tehama county, la which U si rested this beaa
tlal Utile la-arra ranch near the town of hed Bluff
This is fruit land of a very high order and li part of
th celebrated Lutheran colony which bad its Incep
tion with an Omaha clergyman. Lltaratur dea crib
leg this property may be bad at tka offloa of TOW-SaUSaia-BOXarraUft
CO, la tha City Baauraa Baak
Bwllaiiig. Oaaavka.
SeV!"5-3Kf ''
FOURTH PRIZE
Ralston la tn be a msnuf scuring city. They
bay a fin start with iba Brian Truck Msnu
facturlng Co.. h Rogers Motor Car Co.. aud the
Howard Stov Works. Evervthing desirable to
cwmfortable living may be found there On one of
toe mala business streets tn. Baa has selected it
foarth pnae a business lot fialO f:. and
valued at S2T&.
FIFTH PRIZE, Value $225
In ih aarra town and with th earn prospect ef ailvaacc3.n ih Aaa
ka eeiected a realaeao lot itzlia ft., and valued at t&
I-aiaton is on th only Interurban trolley Ua riuixuug out of Omaha ana
within lorty minute of th Omaha poe toffies.
iZrlH ' rn,"on about this property at th effUa of th aVAXBTOB
rtWBHlT OOSBJAJIT, 80 Soath ITt , Oaaafea. ava-aasTwat
SIXTH, SEVENTH
. tvuuuw in ni
This encyclopedia of twelve vouiua which la valrel al ttt-a aat. aivae II.
aa the fSmaha office of W. A. aUaaabaagh Oo.,.Xai v. jaarV A T aiaa.
NINTH AND TENTH PRIZES
TK prises consist of twenty-four aeluxta ciota bound ai .r ,
FORTY-FIVE CASH PWZES
Fire Pnzes of $10. Ten Prizes of $3. Ten Prizes of $ '
Twenty Prizes of $1.
WATCH FOR THE DAILY PICTURE IN THE BEE.
a eT V - - r
7-.-.v-TtC' t
Aagaat tT, lll.
aat tbat secuaa at taaia Dk.la kaass
1 1
FffiST PRIZE ?SS.
$2,009
Steamer Automobile
THIRD PRIZE IJS
Th magnificent. ' fancy walnut KSSX.Z,
AUTO OaVaVJTS aXtaTaTaV-a1AaTO which noth
ing can excel. No other player-piano ha in
the absolute th "human' touch" so desired ry
a musical etr and to prised by th manufac
turer Thla Instrument will be exhibited, ax
plained and played for anyone who wlahea t
aee It la tha ware rooms on tn third float of
THE BENNETT CO.
Si
AND EIGHTH PRIZES
Thla Ingenious nc clopaaia,' a hlLti ia a leve-os-ment
raiber man iriveniion, baa bM.ua a it cacfek
lencae the vaiue ef Luaaj-ed of oiurs raaataiiy
MUipped to maa on of lu greatest encyclopedia
i er compiled, on of th Lrougral lacummcaaa
Hons for this work is tha I l Is rfbrn Ui prea of
th rwiiabl old house ef VXOaV. aTBIaSOaT at lOa.
f aw Tork. Loaloa, BakUa aa4 aWxasaxga, aon
. y Mr.
1 isiii) iikar at lu a aa, t.tu
iimi on Sei'ttmlii r &.