THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 15, 1911.
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Delegate to American ?riion Con
(Ten Occupy Omaha Pulpits.
HRS. BAimOTON BOOTH TALES
B takes) Fallswe. Kate Barnara,
Stat Labor f nesleeloaer of
OUlakema, Utahes Bee'ener
aaa Others to pesk.
Harmons end addresses by delegates
end visitors of the mnirni of tha
American Prison association will ba
given la practically all tha principal
churches of Omaha Sunday. F,mlnent
clergymen, professors of sociology
prlaon wsrdens and other Interested In
tha uplift and regeneration of criminals
and victims of evil circumstances mill
occupy tha pulplta.
A partial lltt of those who will apeak
and tha churches to which thay will ep-
pear followa:
Tonne Women's Chiiatlan Association
at I o'Clock Mr. J. D. H add on, super
intendent of tha Naw Tork Reformatory
for Woman.
Unity Church. Seventeenth and Cess
Streets Mornlnf service, Frank U Ran
4 all. superintendent of tha Mlnnaaota
reformatory.
Calvary Partial Cliurch, Twenty-fifth
I and Hamilton Strtets Evening aarvtca.
Prof. Charles R. Henderson of tha chair
of sociology. Chicago university.
, Trinity Cathedral Morning service,
I Brshop Beechar; avanlng service. Rev.
H. McCresson McHenry of Baltimore.
Plymouth Congregational Church.
Twentieth and Fpencer Streets Morning
' aarriea. Bishop Fallowa of Naw Tork.
Saratoga Avenue Church Morning
service, Rav. J. L. Button of Naw Or
leaas. Castellsr Street Presbyterian Church,
Sixteenth and Castellar Streets Morning
senrtcs. Rav. Albert J. Bteelman of Beat
tla; evening aarvtca, Rav. J. U Button
of Naw Orlaana.
Cbttroh of tha Covanant Morning aere
lea, Archdeacon Bpaar of Weet Virginia;
avanlng service, Kata Barnard, atata la
bor sonimisslnner of Oklahoma.
. Clifton Hill Presbyterian Church,
I Forty-fifth Street and Grand Avenue
' Morning aarvlea, O. T. Lewis of Naw
Tork.
Flrat Praabytarlan Church,- Savantaantb
and Dodgs Btraets Morning aervlca.
Rav. W. O. McLaren of Portland, Ore.;
avanlng aarvlea, Mr. Mauda Balllngton
Booth,
Walnut Hill Methodist Church. Forty
flrat and Charlea Ptreetis-Evening aarv
lea. Rav. H. McCresson, McHanry of Bal
timore. Tha annual mission festival rally of
St. Paul's Lutheran church. Twenty
eighth and Parker atreeta, wilt ba held
In tha church Sunday morning at 10
o'clock. , Tha principal addraea will b
given br Prof. .Reuter of Seward. Mis
sionary workers and members of tha
church will ba heard and a speclsj
musical 'program will be offered.
I lira rallies win o. nam m. ina reari
Memorial Mathodlat church Sunday. At
noon tha annual Sunday school rally will
ba held, aduraeaea being given by tha
pastor, tha superintendent of tha Bun
I day school, prominent members ef tha
! oongragatlon and visitors. Tha children
I will give a program of recitations, songs
I and dialogues. In tha evening at ;)
the Kpworth league will hold Its annual
missionary rally. Mhmtonarlea will tell
of their experiences In China, India and
1 other countries. ;
Rav. A. J. Bteelman, Ph. D., of Seattle
will preach Sunday morning In Castellar
Presbyterian church on "Tha Modern
Meaning of the Good Bamaltan," and to
tha evening at a union aervlca In tha
' BapUt church of South Omaha. Dr. and
'Mrs. Bteelman are delegates to tha Na
tional Priaon congress and vartoue allied
organisations now meeting hers.
Mother Wheaton, tha prison evangelist,
will apeak at tha House of Hope, Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock.
C. M. Thompson of Prison congress will
apeak at North Bide Christian church
Sunday avanlng. Twentieth and Spencer
straotav
Program of special musical aervlca at
Trinity cathedral Sunday evening will ba
as follows:
Sonata (O minor) fctuller
Allegro Reeoluto
Aiuianta Tranuuillo
Fuse
Vorapiel, from Lohengrin Wagner
Anthem
The Hoy Choir.
tal Prelude Clranibaull (16T)
b Evening Bon KJerulf
War March from Rlenii Magnet
Tha twsnty-flfth annlvreary of Cherry
Hill Congregational church. Korty-eaoond
and Saratoga streets., will be held Sun
day. Morning Service at 10. eS.
Call t worenlp
Ioxology
Invocation
(iiwii
llesponaivc selection
Hvmn
Kcrlnture Ltsson
Anthem
Prayer
Hvmn
...Rev. E. L. Ely.
'Rt'v'.,'v'."b.'kng.
Notlcea'snd offertory
Solo Mra. W. J. Orlffith
K-rrnon Hov. g. , Hanford.
Hymn
Kenedictlon
Evening Service at I o'clock
Pong service
tvnpUure leseon
rreyer
Hvmn
liietory of the Churrh V. A. Ellla.
Selection Male Guartett.
sit-mortal Tributes VI. A. Hast.
holo "Holy City" Mr. Fr acock.
orevtlnga from former ptetora
Wrinkles and Doable Chin Fe-
coTcd by Applied Heat
(Woman's Eventa )
Tr avarasa woman is often surprised
after aha hie apant good money for
them and tried them faithfully, to die
cover that the numerous patent prepar
ations advertlead to remove wrlnklea.
"crows feet enlarge! pores and s
double chin axe not affective, either
temporarily or permanently. Also, aha
becomes rather wary and la loath to be
liev that tha old-faahlonsd thermodlaed
"jelly, which she csn buy of any drug
giat, will surely and safely make wriuk
lea, enlarged porea and double chin van
ish- This auppliea heat-energy and
nourishment. Tha first application will
eiiow her that thermoltsad jelly will do
mors good than all tha patent retnedlee
put together. Half a teaspoon ful rub-
t4 Into the fine until It la absorbed
mjii roiiuwed by a wash of very cold
water, is tha way to obtain bewt results
rd daily, relly marvelous results
fciJl fulluar.
Rav. W. P. Kins and K. Kly.
letters from friends of the church..
J. A Frye.
Personal Reminiscences
Dr. John F. Caraon, pastor of the Cen
tral Presbyterian church, Brooklyn and
chaplain of the Forty-seventh regiment
of the New Tork National guard, will
speak at a mate meeting at tha First
Presbyterian church Vednedsy night.
Dr. Carson will arrive Wednesday noon
and will ba met by Dr. Marshall ef the
Omsha Theological seminary and es
corted to the Commercial cluh, where he
will attend a lunch given In his honor
by the Presbyterlsn men of the city.
Baptist.
calvary urench. Thirty-fourth and
-m Dime s;nooi si p. m.
calvary. Tuenty-rifth and Hamilton
Rev. Kdward R Curry, Pastor-fcervirea
at iu.ji a. m. inn .ei p. m. Hlhle school
at noon, f'rof. Charles R. Henderson of
i ni' ) university win speak at tha
avrnniH service.
rirsi. T wenty-nlntn Avenue and
Harney. Hev. John Mntthew. Pastor
uman recnei at in is. rr aching by the
pastor at 10 SO Quartet. Mra. Wiley so-
ina.no. mole scnooi at noon: special
nnislo by orchestra, led by Miss Allen
nrgsn recital at 7 . Preaching by the
peutor at 7 .. Chorus choir.
Immanual Twenty-fourth and Plnknev,
Rev J. 8. Ebersole. Pastor Sunday
school, with full orchestra, st 45. At 11
s. m.. celebration of Lord s supper. Young
People a meeting at At 7 :, "The
Broken Weddlna Rlna: Causes and Cures
of IMvorce." Pong and devotional meet
ing W ednesday evening at .
Christian.
First Twenty-sixth and Harney, J. M.
KrV' Pastor Preaching at 10. ao a rc.
and 7:110 p. m. Blhle arhool at noon.
Young People s meeting at $M.
Chrletlaa Scleace.
First, Twenty-fourth and t. Marv's
Avenue Sunday school at 4T.. Service
at 11 a. m. and p. m. Suhjnct of lesson
aermon. "Doctrine of Atonement."
fongresjatioaal.
Parkvale. Thirty-first and Oold-Sunday
school at 10. Christian Endeavor at C M.
Evening worship at 7.30. with aermon by
member of American Prlaon association.
St. Mart's Avenue. 3 A Jsnklx r r
Minister 10;3U a. m . sermon hv the
tor, "tJur I'nseen Allies;" 7:) p. m , song
service and address hv WVenu r. u,n.n
of the Minnesota State Reformatory.
rararnga. Twenty-firth and Ames Ave.
nue Rev. O. M. Humphreye. paetor
ln,,5Lln,', at lf- I'reachlng at 11:111
and 7 0. Kev. J. U Sutton, a delegate
to the prison congreaa, will speak at the
mornlna aervtoa. Snv-, muii, t'v.,M
day evening.
First Nineteenth an.l Davenport, Fred
arlck T. Rouse, Pastor Thla will ba
rneun cengrees eunday. Mr. Jsmns A.
Ionsrd of Mansfield. O.. will inuk in
the morning at 10 eft, Regular service In
the evening at T:1.V Tunnar Pannla'i On.
clety of Christian Endeavor at :.
Plymouth Twentieth and Bpencer,' John
P. Clyde. Minlster-At 10:K sermon by
Rev. Bamuel Fsllows of New York, In
attendance at orison uiiiin aniM
end chorus mnalr. Kjn,, .k.w.i -
Christian Endeavor at ). Evening wor-
Tan cn'M f North Bids
Christian church.
Hillside. Thirtieth mA Ohin w .
Hampton. Psstor Morning service at
18:30. Rev. B. A. Fredenhagen. national
aecretary of tha Society for the f riend
leee, will apeak at the morning aervlca.
w a hope he may have a full house. Bun
day school at 12 m Junior Endeavor at
P. m.l RefltO? Kniluvnr. Vt n .
preaching aervlca at 7; p. m. "
Episcopal.
Rf . Btnkne UI..U. T........ ...
and Ames A venue Sunday school at 10.
Choral eucharlst at U.
Ht. Paul's. Thlrty-seoond and California,
Rev. w. If Bayley-Hnly eommunlon at
tuc"h.r?it a8tU"uajr Ch00' " ,0- Ch0r4
Ht. John'a. Tweeitv.atwh A w-.i.h
r.V.' w- H- B-yley-Sundey achool and
Bible class at t tt. Choral aucharlat at
11. Evensong and sermon at 7:46.
Church of ths Oood Shepherd, Twan
tleth and Ohio, Rav. T. J. Collar. Rector
Holy communion, T; a. m.t Sunday
achool, v 46 a. m.j morning prayer, with
aermon, 11 a. in.; evening prayer, with
vi iiiuii, i ,jyv p. m.
Trinity Cathedral Celebration of the
holy communion silt. m. Sunday achool
and Hlble dasa at t:. At 11 a. m.,
sermon by Rt. Rev. Oeorge Allen Beecher,
bishop of Kearhey. Speclnl musical aerv-
t 7: p. m., with aermon by Rev. H.
Cresson McHenry of baltlmors.
Church of St. Philip the Ieaonn. Twen-ty-first
near Paul, Rev. John Alhert Wll
Peme. nector Eighteenth Kundsv after
Trinity, Holy communion at 7:. a. n.
Matlne st 10:30. Choral eucharlst and
sermon at 11. Sunday school and cate
chism at 12:30. Svenlag prayer and aermon
at 8 o clock.
I.atkerao.
St. Matthew's Kngllsh. Nineteenth and
Castellar. Rev. O. W. Snyder. Pastor
Key. J. U, Hammond of Homer, Neb.,
will preach at the 10:44 a. m. service. No
cervices In the evening. Hunday school
at li noon. Coma and worship.
St. Paul's, Twen i y-elghlh and Parker,
Rev. E. T. Otto. Pastor-Annual mission
festival celebrated Bunday. In the morn
ing service at 10 o'clock prof. Renter
of steward will preach. Afternoon serv
Icea at t o'clock In Germs n and Eng
lish. Subject, "The Morning Cause of
Mission Work." Visitors WtTcome. Sun
day achool at 11.30. special musts In
charge of Prof. J. Hllgendorf.
Knuntse Memorial, Twenty-alath and
Farnam-Sunday school will becln st 1 is
and after the leasou Kev. C. B. Harmart
or North Platte and Kev. C. B. Lewis,
sectetary of the Nebraaka State Sunday
n iiwu Hucituon, win give anoreasea.
At 11 o'clock tha Synodical communion
will be observed, with a sermon bv the
Rev. U L. l.lpe of Grand Island. At 1 1
o'clock the Luther league convenes. Ths
Rev. I J. Powell of West Point will rive
an addrese on "Young people and Tneir
Church." and Rev. Richards of McCool
will speak on ti e league topic, "The Qsn
eral Epistles. M o'clock I r. J. A. Lowe
of Wilbur will preach and a young man
will be ordained to the bo.y ministry. A
cordial invitation to all.
MelhaUtat.
First Memorial Prearhma tn moi-ninv
by Kev. J. L. Powell: In avemne l, w
U. bird, bulb of the Lutheiau synod, now
in session in the cii.
Trinity, O. . Abbott. Paator-Twen-ty-Urxl
and Kuilivy streete. Mornini
suhjut. White Kiclds.'' iivenlim iuu.
Ject. 'i'he - of Life."
First BttedlKh. Coi-ner North Nlnaievnih
and Burt, tSusiav Kr.cksjii, luetor bun
day achool at Iv a. m ; preaching at 11
a. m., subject, "Christ's Supreme Ue
mstld," Lpworth lea-tue at n JU i in :
preaching st i w p. tn., subject. "The
New Birth."
The Norweaian and lienl.i, Vn.t-
Twenty-fifib aud Decatur. Kev. R. p.
retersen. I'astor-Services. 11 a. m. an.it
S u. ni. At the evenlnu servU' H.v i-
M. Petersen, dlelrlvt superintendent of
Minn niklu .li.... .,.i - . ...
day school. 4u, led by S. u. Danleleen;
r.irB merlins. I p. m.
Oak Mrwl, Twentirth and oak. Hastor
Kev. T. t:. Wobster-Bible HchO.ll Hitn.
day at 3 o'clock, adult and other clas-a
mr nu. rtnnoi at i .sa p. m , especially
tor tha ladies, but men are aJso wel
come. Midweek meeting Thursday even
ins at 7 JO.
Pearl Memorial. Twenty-fourth and
Leiimore, iVrl (l. Bader. Pastor Morn
ing worship 10.44. bunday achool rally
day service at noon, fc.pe.urth league
si. t :m . m. Alisslon tally progianL
Evening worship at 1 p. n. prayer
meeting Toestlev at I (Hi p. m.
Walnut Hill. Purty -first and Charles
William Boers, Pastor. Public worahiu
and aermon by pastor at 10 JO a m
subject, 'The Forward Movement," es
pecially the ".Men a Forward Movement "
for men and toys. (Sunday acbool at Li
m Epworth league at c SO p. m. The
Kev. H. Cresson McHenry. a rep.
rvsentatlve of the American prlaon as
sociation. UI speak at 7.30 n. m
MoCabe, Kev. John Orant Slilck. Pastor
vn eccuuiu oi me repairs being made
on the church services will be held at
the r.t building of the West End market
Fortieth and Dodge. Hunday school at 10
a. m.. buperinuindent D. O. Curry In
.uwev I'wur wui praaoa at U
m. on tne lueine, "Jacobs 'Houae of
Ood ' " There will ba no aervtoea Bunds
lugbts until further noQrw. Toe pieyer
nweting on Wednesday cUrbt win t. t.-iA
at the pastor's autaia. 4Ud Douglas, at
9 CHKH.
Ilanacom Park. Twenty. ninth and Wool
worth Avenue, Kev. E. B. Crswford
t'.ator Moru'og eervlce. last. The K!
John t'orr.u. chaplain vt the peolre.
liarr sc n ai.a. r m.i.m hub., WiU Bc'UUV
I me puiMi nu mw-mm u i ce Amenca
rnaoa AssuciautMi. awauing aervlca,
'Mi, sermon. 'Brownlna. the Interpreter
of Life " The remaining suhjecis of the
series of sermons on ' Menragp from the
Frearher Poet" will be October 12,
"Lowell, the Preacher of Puritanism;"
October a, "Tennyson, the Painter of
Dreams."
PreebyteHao.
Falrview rhurch. Rev. Charles H.
Fleming. Pastor Bible school, ltd to
1 46 p. m. Afternoon worship. to 4 p,
m. Rev. Oreenlee of Clifton Hill Pres
byterian churcn will preach.
Third, 'twentieth and Leavenworth
Rev. W. E. Collette, Psstor Delegatee to
the American Prison congress will sneak
at Third church In the morning at 10:46:
Kev. William H. Fenn In tha evening at
7.30.
Lowe, rorty fourth and Nicholas. Pas
tor. Kev. Nat C. McOlffln, D. D ,
Morning service st 10 ao and Evening
service at 7. 30. led by delegates of prison
reform convention. Sunday school at 12
noon. Toung Peoples' Christian En
deavnr at AO p. m. No Wednesday
evening meeting.
Clifton Hill, Korty-flfth and Grand.
Thomas B. Oreenlee. Pastor Sunday
achool 10 a. m. public worship at 1J
a m . an address by Mr. O. T. Lewis
of New York City. Christian Endeavor
S ) p. m. Public worship, 7.30 p. m
"The Children's Ood nnd Their Earthly
Inhtrltance. Mid-week service, Wednes
day p. m.
Flrat, Seventeenth and Dodge streets,
Rev. Edwin Hart Jenka. D it.. Pastor
Public worship 10-4ft a m. with sermon
by Kev. w. O. McLaren of Portland.
Ore.' Evening worship 7:3c p. m..
Mrs Balllngton Booth. Christian En
deavor meeting at 15 p. m. Punday
school st noon. Everyone la Invited to
attend.
Central United. Twenty-fourth and
oooks, Kev. Hugh B. Speer, Pastor 10. JO.
morning worship, with the observance of
the Lord's supper; tiahbsth achool at
noon; , Young People's Christian
union; S'ibject. "Why I Believe the
Bible," Rom. 10 17 16-4. (a memory meet
ing) leader. Mlsa Bessie McDonald: 7 i.
evening worship, with sermon by pastor.
Church of ths Covenant. Charles H
Fleming, Pastor Morning worship, 10 45
to 1144 a. m. Arch-Deacon D. M. Ppeer
of West Virginia of the prison congress
will preach. Blhle school, 12 noon to
1 p. m.. Endeavor, :4S to 7:30 p. m.
Evening worship 7:30 to : p. m. Miss
Ksta Barnard of the prison congress
will speak. Mid-week service. 7:30 to
8:30 p. m., Wednesday evening. Mr.
Olrardet presents Sunday achool lesson
tor succeeding Lord s dsy.
Castellar Hlreet. sixteenth and Ceetel-
ler atreeta, Ralph H. Houseman. Mlnla
ter Public service, JO:S0 a. m. Rev. Al
bert J. Bteelman, Ph. D., of Seattle,
Wssh., will conduct the service and
oreach. 12 noon. nihle school! a 1ft
young peoples' meeting. 7:45. public wor
ship. Sermon Address by Rev. John L.
Sutton of New Orlesns. La. Music at
both services by chorus choir. No mid
week service owing to the visit to the
city of Rev. Dr. Caraon, who will be
heard by Presbyterians at the First
Presbyterian church at 7:4j Wednesday
evening.
laltarlan.
ITmUu i,..iu.ii m a r . n ...
Manfred Ulllefors. Ph. D , Mlnlster-
Bervices at 10 80 a. m. In place of reg
ular aermon the Hon. Frank L. Rau-
dale, superintendent of the Minnesota
state reformatory, will give an address
on ths movement of prison reform. Sun
day school at 10: bo a. m.
I nitert llretbrra.
Harford Memorial. Nineteenth and
Lothrop, M. O. McLaughlin, Pastor
Morning, 10:30. university service; theme,
Tha Child and the church;" evening.
7:30, sermon t-y Kev. A. J. Bteelman;
workers meeting Wednesday, I p. m. ;
social meeting Thursday, 8 p. m. The
Macedonian elaas will give a free moving
flcture exhibition in the clasa room or
ha church.
Miscalls
International Bible Students' Associa
tion, Barlght hall, Nineteenth and Far
nam, Sunday at I p. m. The topic will
do. "The Irfira s prayer." opeajcer, i.
L. Homan.
Rev. Charlea W. Savldge, Pastor
Morning, U a. m., Dr. 1C H. Wright of
Boise City, will speak. Evening 7:4.
Dr. Benjamin carter White or Kansas
City will apeak.
bunday atternoon at 3 o'clock the
Omaha Philosophical society will ba ad
dreesed by Clement Chare on "Early
Banking Methods." The meeting will be
held in the Hh right halls, Nineteenth
and Farnam atreeta, and the public la
cortflally Invited to attend.
Omaha New Thought Fellowahlp meet
ing, room 3, Omaha Commercial college
building. Nineteenth and Farnam street
Sunday 11 s. m. sddress by Alfred
Tomson, subject, "Spiritual Healing,
Bclentlfto and Scriptural." Publlo noon
healing meeting, conducted by Mr. Tom
son. Wednesday evening, question and
healing meeting, t p. m.. public invited.
Young Woman's Christian Association
The building will be open as usual from
t to 7 o'clock. At 3 o'clock will be held
the first of the Junior Sunday meetliiK
to which all girls under sixteen years arc
Invited. Miss Strong will give an In
formal talk. The regular vesper eerv
lce will be' held at 4:30 p. m.. when
Mrs. J. D. Hadden. the superintendent of
the l Meesachusetts reformatory for
woman, and one of the delegates to the
prison conference now In session In the
city, will give the address. Vocal aoloa
will ba furnished by Miss Ma bet Bos
worth. V. M. C. A. Newe Notss.
The fellowship luncheon at tha associa
tion building will be at the usual .hour.
6:30 o'clock.
Dr. W. O. Henry's class In life prob
lems will hold Its regular meeting Sunday
afternoon at I o'clock.
Chancellor Fulmer of the Nebraska
Waslyan university Is to be tba speaker
st tha Sunday afternoon meeting an Oc
tober 21.
In the merchants' parade, which was
nut on recently at Fremont, Neb., the
Fremont association had a float which
took anoond prtse.
rvealdeat Bun of the Toung Man a
Chrletlaa association training achoot at
fhlcAso aoent Friday tn Omaha, taking
lunch with the local secretaries, at which
time ha addressed them upon euojecis el
Interest to association men.
The reaular 4 o'clock meeting at the
association building Sunday afternoon
will not be hem, tne l ouns Men s chris
tian association Joining with the Ameri
can Prison congrens in a niHsa meeting
at the Omaha auoitonum. una meeting
is at I o'clock and will be addressed by
Mrs Maude Kaiungion cootn ana otner
prominent spesRers. i ne i nuns intaxiiry
band will render selections.
Tha Young Men's Chrlstlon association
file club held election of officers at
the association building Inst Wednesday
everting Mr. M. Soule. was elected presi
dent; B. Evans, vice president, R. Chap
man secretary; B. Pfelfer. treasurer: W.
Youncberg. librarian. Mr. I-ee Q Krata.
director of the glee club, says that tha
sroepecte are very favorable for a suc
cessful season.
Desperate shoot last
ps Ins In ths chest require quick treat
ment with Dr. King's New Discovery.
Prevents pneumonia. 60c and 3100. For
ssls by Beaton Drug Co.
FemOTio Moddiness md Blem
fshes from the Cimplexioa
(Idlee- Quarterly Review.)
It is a foolish makeshift to attempt
hiding a sallow complexion or, for that
matter, a poor complexion of any kind
One eaa easily clear the akin itself by
applying coleated balsam at night
washing It off In tha morning with
warm water and soap. Tha coleated bal
sam Is an enemy of dirt, germs and die
eased particles of flesh, which clog tha
pores and tn time rsuse ths face to be
come unsightly w ith slthsr sallow nets,
pimples, liver a pot a, etc.
There la no reason la tha world why
patt ahould continue ta tolerate these
blemishes; coleated balsam will attack
than aad dries them away ones and for
svwr. Tha diseased portions of ths flesh
fleek-ofT la tlnr particles, revealing
ths BormaO. frees, lovely oornpUxluo
t youth beneath. Tou rsvn get of your
dnagglat aa ounce and a bsif of coteavted
baUsaun. After a few days' treatment
ths skin will begin to look briUisat and
clear and roaOiiu!.
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$6.50. Three sizes nut, egg and lump. Fine for cook
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VERY BEST HARD COALAU sizes $10.50 1
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At a saving to the purchaser of at least 20 and in some
instances as high as 55. Every Piano we sell we guaran
tee to be of the better class, and in order to dispose of an unusual number
Monday, we will make terms more liberal than have ever been offered Piano
buyers. Besides new Pianos offered at this saving in price, we will place on
sale 25 oi the very best standard Pianos that are madeall have been used
a short time, but arc in perfect order. It you are not able to call Monday,
write us and we will forward you by return mail a catalog. The following
prices are quoted to show some of the real bargains we are offering-
Wheat & Son $45
Kimball 850
Kimball 865
Singer . 890
Singer 898
Shoninger 8100
Fischer (used) 3100
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to do ts to foltow tha axamplo et many other
people and advertise without delay In tha Lost
and Found column of The Bea.
That la what moat people do when they loss
articles of value. Telephone ua and (all yonr
Ion to all Omaha la a alnf le aftersvooa,
We Will Sell Monday
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Haines & Co
Chickering
Kranich & Son .
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