THE OMAHA -SUNDAY BEE: - FEBRUARY 4, 1012.
For the Children
To Keep Thrfr Dlgestiosi Perfect
5otUa la So Bale aad rkeeaat
a Stun's DntfU Tablets
' Trial Vmckio Beat Free.
ThouaaodB ot men ud worsen have
found Stuart' Dyspepsia TaMeta the BBf
est and ntest reliable preparation tor any
torn of Indigestion or stomach trouble.
TTmannda of ample who an not alck,
feat an well and wish to keep veil take
REW CHURCH TO OPEN TODAY
Dedicatory Smieet it Handsome
Sew Hortk. Presbyterian.
r eenasaBe: '
CHICAGO PAST02 TOLL PZIACH
5.
Stuart's Tablet after every, meal to te
am perfect dle-eetloa and avoid trouble.
But H la not generally knewa that the
TaMeta are Jut aa rood aad wholesome
far mile folka aa tor then- elder.
.Uttie cbildraa who an pale, thin aad
hare no appetite, ar do not grow or thrive,
ahould use the tablets after eating and
mil derive treat benefit from them.
Hre. a. H. Crotsley. Washington
St., Hbboken, New Jersey, write:
"Stuart's Drapepata TableU jtiet fin the
Mil for children aa well aa for older folka,
rve tad the beat of luck with them. Mr
three-Tsar-eld girt takea them aa readily
aa candy. I have only to amy tablets'
and aha' drape everything and run for
them."
A Buffale mother, a ahort time ago.
who despaired of the Ufa of bar babe, was
ao delighted with tha reaulta from giving
the child then tablata that aba went be
fore tha notary public of Erie Co N. T.
and mad the following affidavit l
Gentlemen: Stuart' a Dyspepsia TableU
were recommended to ma for my two-aumtha-old
baby, which waa alok - aad
puny and tha doctor aaM waa suffering
from Indigestion. I took the child to the
hospital, but then found no relief.' A
friend mentioned the Stuart TableU and
1 procured a box from my drmgglaV'and
wed only the largo tweet knenges In the
box and waa delighted to find they wen
Just the thing for my baby, I feel 1 noti
fied In eaying chat Stuart's Dyapepala
Tablet aaved my ohOd'a Ufa.
' 1 mm, w. t. vmajqn
Subscribed and . tworn to before me
tme Uth day of April, 117.
i' .' HjBNRT KAIU8.
Notary publle In and for Erie Co.,. M. T.
For- bablee. no"tnatier how young ar
delicate, the taMeta will accomplish woo
den in rnereeslng fleah. appetite and
growth, Use only the large tweet tablata
a every box Full alard boxea an Bold
'H to rents, and no
parent ahould neglect tha use at thla ante
Attt a., s.e.aoe ana eewei uwr
We If the child la ailing la any way re-
; gsrflir.g tta food of esslmilatloa. .
? Stuart' Dyapepala TableU have been
- known for yean aa tha beet pnparatloa
for, all tomeeh troubles wbetber la adult
er' infanta. '
A trial paokaaw wiU be east, tf you
?NH1 write r. A. Stuart Ce, la Stuart
; Hlg.. Marshall. Mob.
Will CwsrrUae fa
f Tare Weeks, with Well
Two am Speaker la At-
teadawee.
The beautiful new North Presbyterian
church building. Twenty-fourth aad Wirt
streets, wiU be dedicated thla
ing at M ai. the aervtee at that hour
marktag the beginning of tha dedicatory
festival, which will extend through Feb
ruary
The last aervtbea in the old church wen
held hut Sunday, and Monday morning
the removal of such fa ml tun as will
used In the new edtfioe waa begun. The
new ohurch la handsomely furnished In
mod era sty la It Is appropriately d
anted, .the' whole scheme being one of
ample, aulet, but elegant refinement
Rev. Oeorge N. Luccock. pastor of Oak
Park Presbyterian church, will preach the
aarmea at the dedicatory Service. Prayer
will be offered by Bar. A. & Marshall
aad by tha paster, hi. V, Hlgbee.
The eh arch la a cenaolldatioa of the
Seeead Preabyterlan church, organised la
MU. and the Knox Presbyterian church.
la UR. They wen united
under the name North Presbyteries
church la M. The cornerstone of the
new buUdlatj waa said March i, uu.
Sunday morning's program will be aa
foil owe: .
Prarade Lied. .Wolstanh elms
a,
ate
Doxology
Invocation
Otsrla Petri
KMponelve reading.
Bras
Bonutur lessen, 1 sung vuiavw, ext.
i-reyer. A. a. Jaaianau. . u. u.
Response .......
rhatr
Anthem Unfold, Ye Portals...... Oouneud
OMertory Pligrua'a Chorus (Tann
' aausvri ........... w
4From "The Redempteln.")
Sermon, Mev. Oeorge N. Lacouck, O, IX,
Pastor Oak Park CAuroh. Cluoage.
Hymn lsi
Report of ehalmaa building eommlttee.
Report of treasurer buuelng oonuniuee.
Offering. '
OeoMaJsn.
IVEItOTO worship,
Pntude-Prelude and Plaale .3ech
Hymn le) .--,
eeripum. - -Anthem
Festival Te Deum in B flat
... Dudley Buck
Prayer, Itev. A. N. Bsuety.
Hymn Ue,
OtfertoryBvanina- Star (Tsnnhsnser).
, Wagner
Sermen, "The Ooepel ot tha kUnadxui,"
Rev. laaMi K. Jeaains, Ph. U, D. U.
Anthera-end Out Thy UU.C. Oounod
steueoMUun. .
Pestiuae March. Henry V ..Rose
a .
The monthly mustoal serrius for Feb
ruary ot the 8b Mary's Avenue Cengre
gatloaal church, . it. Mary avenue and
Twenty-seventh street, will be given to
morrow night and will be aa follows:
Organ Prelude-oroauaa Ooiuiuu
Doxeiegy
te.,ainM Pi aver
quartet 1 am Alpha aad Omega... Stainer
Headuig ot u,e Sr.ptuxe
urgan Hole laiut f'Amer Elgar
Ukiareawtns war. Met atlae. O uarn
,.: Brlggs
Centralte Bole-Tha Lord u midotui
..... jaeuai
.. Mrs. Weltr.
Offerlnt and Otierury-sivenlng Bong
,, OOB
Uyma UI Woodstock
.dArees Taa Jov of the uoeDet....
-tuarut Te Leum in s) ailnur...,D. Buck
..o if With All leur.tlsarts
, Meodelavonjrl
. i j. Mr. Hopkuu.
quartet I WIU Feed My flock Blmser
liymn su-ennavnae ...
Uenedtotloa r,.
Lium itoaihid March of the Prleete
Mendelssohn
PASTOK KOBTH PSESBYTESIA5
CHUSCH DEDICATED SUKDAf .
REV. kL V. HIOBEB.
and Rtany at 19 in Holy communion and
sermon at 11. Sunday school and eate
ehlam at UM. Vespers and sermon at
a. m. i vt . ,
St. Steehen'a Wllnn RjiretnM TT.TI
Twenty-fourth and Ansa Avenue Holy
eeamiunlon at IK l m. lunday acheol
at 1A - Moraine Breive mhI urn., mt II
The eacrameut of holy baptism will be
saministered to children and Intents at
this service. Confirmation class every
eumay evening at the some of
pastor, aa Taylor street
Lwtfteraa.
(Irw-e T-i r 1 1 i it . iw ww
I P, Lodeen. Sunday school at la a. m.
St. Paul'a Twentvlrhth arMl Paar
rtsv. K. T. Otto, Pastor Services at 10
a. m. Bvenlng sermon In Ensllsh at I 46.
Hunday scnoel at UM. Young People's
mote oiass x-uesuay at T;a? p. m.
St. Mark's. Twantleth mnA Rilfvtatta T.
Groh. Psstor At 11 a. m, ' geptuaiteslma
noiy ounper.- At l.sj p m..
biography aa Revealed In ing' Character. "
ratted Brethrea.
Rarford Memorial. Nineteenth and Le
throp: M. O. McLaughlin, Pastor Worn-
ing service, university eervlce. 11 J.
Sermon, Peeking and Finding Jeeus."
Even In. T:9k "Ood'a Love (er Slnnera"
Motion pteturea la evening. Macedonian
social i nursaay. a p. m.
Vaiteel Freabrteriask
Cerrtral, Twenty-fourth and Hodge
BTTeets, nunn . espeer, rastor Morning
worship, W Kt. Sasbalh school at nees
Toung People's jaeeuus; at .M. Evening
service at S:
MlaewilasieeBa,
International Bible association at Ba
rlght hail. Mneteentk aad Fhrnsm. Sun
day at 1 p. m. Subject: "The judgment
Day." Speaker. W. IL Dirltersoo.
Omaha Pbilosophlral society will meet
lii, rineteenta end rxrnam
F. OUder
In Barlght halL
streets. Sunday afternoon at t o'clock, to
Mm aaurvssea oy xteoeri
Outcome-Mighty Faith.
at :a a. m.
: p.
Wonderful
ty Faith. Sunday school
Taung People's aeolety at
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Sold by Beeton Drug Co., the Bell Drug
ve., and tae Bennett company,
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HAMBURG A 1ERICAJI
Bar. Ralph H. Heuienten. former pas
tor of th Caatallar Street Presbyterian
church, aow educational superintendent
of Bible schools . for the Presbyter laa
church in Nebraska, will begin his
palgn at the Church of the Covenant aad
the Palrvlsw piwsbyterlaa church
nw. . Ha will discuss the Bible
work at tha Church of tha Covenant Sun
day morning. At VM Ik the afternoon he
will talk to tha Falrrtaw Sunday eobool
aad at I o'alook be will aildrsaa the eoa-
sveaatioB of the Fsirrlew ehureb. After
that serrlea he will meet tha Sunday
school otOsara and teachers la conference.
" The monthly , musical service at Trinity
oathadral will be observed Sunday night
at T:M) o'clock. The dean and choir will
Nader the aheral form of evening prayers
attar which - program-af interesting
anthems and quartet will be sung to
gether with organ work by tha eathedral
organist.
Baptist,
Calvary Branoh, Tvrtnty-fourth and
Seward Bible school 1:M p. m, W. H.
Owella, upernrtendant.
Immanuel. Twenty-fourth and Finkner:
Rev. J. S. Bbersole, Pastor The pastor
WIU preach at ld: and 1M. Bible school
with erobestra at noon. Toung People's
society ennsuaa Kaoeaver at :, Mid'
week atestlng Wednesday at A
Calvary, Twenty-fifth and Hamilton:
Rev. L R. Curry, D. D.. Paator-ejervlces
at Ir M and 7rX oeod acted by the pastor.
The ixird s aupper will be observed at
tne moraine; service, in ue evening the
sermons ea "Respectable Sinners'' will
be continued. Bible eoheol at U m. Toung
rvovies meeting at s:sa n snnssnsy
p. nv. devotleaal servtoe. Strangen wel
come.
First. Rsrnev Street and Park Ammm.
Rev. joha Matthews, Paster Preaching
morning and evening by F. 8, Stain, O.
D.. of Lincoln, Neb. Morning servtoe at
10 A nv Subject, "The Church and th
rreno. suaeav eoneei at ix tmih w.
pis prayer meeting at Ik Preaching In
the everamr at Vs, subject. "Pay what
Tea Owe." Prayer meetlna ---
evening at 1M. Oemraunlon asrvtosa will
oe neia at u usual nour.
Korth Slda. Twenty sec end anA lAik.
rop Street, H. J. KJreabwtein. Vflnlstee
unsay eoBoel IS a. m Morning wor
ship at KM Chrurtlaa Endeavor, laf p.
ua a.raius: pi m:ajog servioe tu.
CMrtotisa
m
w. aVnstewf Bt, eThtoage M
r L" er leeet isssla
sWa Osnsjsi lux
easnsaMew &
Church of Christ. SeianMer" a
Marya Avenue and Twentv-nmnh
Street Sunder acheol at l ev Banday
"m ac u ana a Busjeox ot lesson
ssrkion, "Love."
- Csagiiasttiwal
SI sfsrr'a Avenue. Jamea llmwU
Jaalns, Mlrlstsr Morning worship at sVJs.
subject. 'Tslth-aa Fact.'' Evening sons
ssrvloe at T:
BCleiea. Thirtieth and Ohta- w a
Bv&pton. Passor Mornina erarslita
M Nl Sunday aobeet at 11 m. Juaier En
deaver at I aetvor- EDdeaver at I M
Bveatet eerrlaa at 1A ..
First Oermaa Free EvanaeHeaL emm.
and Boreas Publlo warship at HVXX con.
ducted by members of the pasteraJ eem
mlttee. A full -attendance of all members
is earaestly requested to Rally Day for
new work. Sabbath school at IN p. nv
First. Nisartaenfh and rstMrnwi. x-
eric t. Rouse, Pastor Morning wershts
at l sebjeet. "What la Ufof rW
mualea service, Bvenlna wnrehia i
Special maescal service uader ths auspices
of the chsir. Frederte C FTeetnamei, ot.
rector. Teaag Peepia'a Society Chriatlaa
AS Safnta. Twenty-sixth aad Dewey
A verm, T J MacSaj, Rnor Holy eom
aranlon at 7:B a. ra. Church acheol an
kindergarten at S a. m. Marmng prarei
and sermon at 11 a. m.
Church of St. Philip the Deacon
Twenty-first and Paul, Rev. John Alb-n
n! "IrSjk""" Sunday.
Keuntas Memorial. Farnsm and Twsn
ty-slxth Avenue; Rev. iJr. Oliver O.
Baltsly. Pastor Servloea for Septu
ima aunaay at 11 e eleok. Morning wor
ms and sermen : suhleot. "Kverv Maa a
Penny.'' Evening worship and sermon
at I o'clock, subject, "Oood Sense In Re
ligion." PL Matthewa Icullah. Nlnataanth an
Castellar. Rev. O. W. Snyder. Pastor
at M a. 'The Inssi
bie Church:" at !:M a m.. "Maks a
alng Race." Bvenlng servlos begins with
a ruble reading and tussel sona service.
Ainday eohool at nosh. The Toung Peo
ple's coolety will be entertained at t
monthly meeting and seoisbls by Call
Petersen. Hi Vinton street. Catechetical
class Wednesday at 4 a. m. In ehurch
basement. Boys Atslstla club In ahurch
basement Wednesday at T p. an. Bible
study ana choir reneereei Thursday even'
tin at pastor- residence, UU South Fit'
t cents street.
Method let.
Hsnscom park Sunday School. Twenty-
ninth and Wool worth Avenue School
oi-ene In three separate dspartmenta each
Sunday at noon. Ksw scholars can an
on any Sunday,
, First Swedish. North Nineteenth and
'nut. Rev. Ouatav Erl-keon. Pastor Sun.
ay school at 10. Preaching aei vice at
11 and 7 :lu. r-Dwortn isasus ursrer meet
Uig at 1:30 Midweek ssrvloe Wednesday
evening at a, ,
0M TM.ll.tl. ..1 r,.WMMM D
Milton B. William, Minister Sermon
subject at 11, "Keen for Another;" at
7 1. "How One Young Man Began Hi
Life Work." Sunday school at 1.43. En
worth league at I s). Midweek meeting
weanesoay evening at 7:1.
Trinity. Corner Twenty-first and Bin-
asy; O. W. Abbott, Paittor Preaohlng
morning ana evening. Morning subject.
ins cultivation ot tne Divine Ufa
Evangelistic services hi th evening. Sub
ject of sermon, "A Look Into the Gospel
Mirror.
Oak Street Twentieth and Oak, Rev.
T. C. Webster, Pastor Bible school at
l a. m.; classes tor all. Preaching at
7:3s p. m, at which ssrvloe thoss desiring
to 1'i.a the cburoS will hsvs an oppor
tunity. Mraweea meeting TDursasy even-
In f at I; subject, "The Higher ure.
Hansoom Park, Twenty-ninth and
Wool worth. Rev. D, I. Crawford. Pastor
Morning service, K M. Sermon. "Ths
Hour of Reality. ' Bvenlng service, T si.
sermon, ' i ne cnnmna picture." bub'
day school, 1A Mr. B. A Wllcoa, super
intendent. Bp worth league, f:N, Mr. Carl
c wuson, leaner.
MoCabe. fortieth and Parnam! Beer.
loan Qrant Shlck, Pastor Sunday school
at A Superintendent D. C. Curry in
charge. Preaching by tha pastor at U
and :PX Tmese, morning, "The
enure a, uur profession and Uod a Proia-
Ise;" evening, "Some valuable Loess,1
Up worth league service et 1 10. Prayer
meeting win oe neio in tne soutn rooms
oi the anurcn an Wednesday night at I
- rresay isiiaa.
Castellar Street. Sliteentb and Paa-
tellsr Memlng service at 16:10. Rev,
Mr. Liravilt will occupy ths pulpit, ser
mon, "The Family." Sunday school at
noon. Bvenlng servlos at 7 si. A special
program nas neen pre pat en.
Benson. Rev. J." C Wilson Pastor
Horning at u, topic "Hindrances; to
Spiritual Power." Evening at 7.", topic,
'Religion 01 country and Ralialon of
Character," Illustrated In ths story of
Barbara rrletoble with moving Dicturea.
All welcome. x
aifton RI1L Forty-nflH and Orant
Rev. Thomas B. Orsenles. Pastor Sun
day school at 1A Saorament of ths
Lra a supper ana reception or new mem
ben at lL At l:e a service eelebratlns
the thirty-first anniversary of Esideavor
aay. juaweex aervice Wednesday even
ing at i.
First. Seventeenth and rjodre. Re. Td-
win Hart Jenk. D. D., Pastor Public
worship at 10 M with sermon by the pas
tor, theme. "The Lord Suooer." Even
ing worship at 7:10, Endeavor anniversary
sermon. Christian Endeavor meeting at
I la. Sunday school at 11, Everyone is
invited to attend.
North. Twenty-fourth and Wlrt-ftar-
mon at st:M by Dr. Oeorg H. Luocock ot
Chlesgo. Dedlcattea of new building.
Sermen at 7. 10 by Dr. D. B. Jenkins,
theme. "The Ooepel of the Kingdom.'1
Christian Kndeavor at l:K. Sunday
school at 11 m. Preachlns at 7 4i aion-
day, Tuesday. Wednssday and Thursday.
Lowe Avenue, Corner Fortieth and
Mlcnotea; Rev. Natluunel McOiffln, D. 1.,
Paster M arm ng service at kVlu, Bundsy
at li. Christian Endeavor at I I
Bveaing aervioe at 7 On account of
the raster's illness Henry Klser will
speak in the. morning and Dr. Marshall
tn the evening.
First Reformed. Twenty-third Street end
Central Boulevard: U. M, Rohrbeugn.
Paster eunday schoel at I aV c W.
Thscssa, superintendent Morning wor
ship, U. Evening servtoe f. Christian En
deavor society I. . Preachlns. VMsMh
service Wednesday at A. Mlsrlonasy so
ciety Taesuay at : p. ra. at Mr
Waaeka. ua South Twenty-fourth atreet
niraev. mn and svtrtv.rinrt rbm
Charles 11 Flemlruf, Putor-Blbi aebeoi
at l a nev. naipn Houseman, our adu.
caUonai supertoiendent will visit the
school, preach at tha I o'clock service
beta a abort conference iAswni
to which all teaotien and officers ot the
ohurch and aksee school an Invited,
tueeaay avenue tas lourtb
Matthew.
Dundee, Fiftieth, aad rnderwood, Orant
u riem, eauueiia atormns serflne II
'A Conununisn Meehution." Bvenlnc, T o.
Ttus service will be carried en k h.
Christian Endeavor society and Boye and
Girls' circle. It takes th place of th.
'a ' a service, a asocial uro
gram aaa been prepared. The sacrament
of the Lord a Supper will be observed at
the awjrnlBC eervlce. ,
campaign for higher standard Ire th
Sunday eeseehv Ha Is educational au
pertateadent of the Preekyterlaa . Bible
schools of the state Bible school at u
S&deaver eeetlne at SWutM
. '. t VMJ the pastor wiU
nreach en "Keaby TXin.
at 7:46 the fourth lessen on Matthew
raltarlaa.
Reventeevirh aivi vM
"LU?1?"- Minuter-Services
V?,"' ?.UDi?:tJof oo. "Ths Cave ot
Adullam." Sunday school at 11:45. Unity
FeOewahlp-at 7:1 Mrs. Ulllefon will
give A paper ea -hAepeare'e Auto-
American Archaeology.'
At l p. m. Sunday at Rsrlght hall.
Nineteenth and Parnam Prat. J. A.
Ollleeple will give a lecture In the sign
ismtuag to the deaf to which sll are
cordially Invited. Subject -Kerth Re
deemed,"
New Thought Feiiowshln will hold It
usual Sunday morning meeting in the
Weed block, Eighteenth and Famam.
Room k The midweek meetings on
Wsdneeday evening at I o clock. Oecar
A. Albrscht will epeake and continue In
struction la vibrations at these meetings.
People's, Charles W. Savings, Pastor
Moraine, "The Only Thing to Do:" even
ing. "Is Then Anv Real Denser" Rim.
day school at noon; Toung People's So
ciety ot Christian Endeavor at 1. Prof.
Mertea has charge of the music.
The Theeeophlral society will meet at
the urease School at Musio. ksihteeath
and Farnam streets. Sunday evening at
odock. Burd F. Miller will lecture an
-raougnt rerma ' His leotun will ln-
ciuoe ever tniny covered Uluetretlooa and
tha tact ot recent scisnUflo disoeveriae
along this line will eaake It ssublv Intar-
esunc ioe ssaeunc epsa to u pubUo.
- T. W. C. A. lens.
Sonday-At lbs vesper aervioe at 4:10,
then wUI be a vary Interesting series of
stereoptlosa picture on the subject
aieeea, u man w ae Lsua rounaatleaa
for lis." These pictures an from Now
Turk, and an remarkably beautiful.
Following (his aervice will be the uauai
tea and serial hour to which all an In
vited. Tha buildlna; la epea until t a clock
Monder--Tbe In HI Kama drew anil
meet at th association building aa usual
for supper, aad than will adjourn to the
boduoc .tiss rmesa jraxaoa lor the meet
sag of t&e month.
Tueeda
ar Tb Business dirts' erafTerlil
bold a valentine party oa Tuesday sveo-
uig tor ineir insnoa.
'Thursday In the aJtevnooa and amnlee
then will be an exhibit ion at the work of
the educational deaartmants. All friend
an invited aad any who an la any way
Interested la this branoh ot the a atom
atloa work, Thla WIU be the best ea-
pert unity ot the year for one to ese what
work la being done, aad to mset the di
rectors, and the teachers of the different
chutes. Tha Informal areanua will a
as f eilewsK
Open bouae and azhlhttlaa of domaetle
scisnce and domes uo art work, I to f
P. m. Exhibltlsn of Junior gymnaalum
clasees. i to. Exhibition of domotlo art
work and an exhibition eiaea ia Jmimiu
science, t to ( p. m Musloal program la
the audlterlum, 7:05 to I: it p. m. Oytn
nuium uhlbltlon, I II to I p. m.
,u ermnasiiun aeparunent la errenng
term's tne tuition In the imauium
to any girl who can gsl five new mem
ben for the gymnasium, and halt a term's
tuition te one who will set three. The
asmea must be handed In befen the be
ginning ot the term oa February u.
The noon play hour I continuing an
Thursday noons, although It waa Inter
rupted last wsek on account ot ths
monthly noon musical. This play hour
Is open to any women In the city, and no
special eoatums la required. It la going
to prove a popular mean e( reoreatlea
in tha middle et a busy day, , , ,.
: 'Y, St. O. A. Hsiea.' " ':
Prof. Rllfua A. f airman nf the llntearettv
of Nebraska, school ot pharmacy will
deliver a lectun at th regular meeting at
me i uufia ami . I nn, am.
soclatloo on Sunday af ern,n. ' Feb
ruary 4, at I o'clock.. Prafessor Ly
man a subject Will be "Ale, hoi a Ke
lated to the Cause end Spread of -Dis
ss," and will be considered from the
scientific Btandnotnt. An inv ration la
tended te all to be present The Hellevue
maie quanet will assist with music.
PlnaJ Drsnantlona bava hean tneile arith
the Dlcksrmsn School of Acting for their
Progrsm. Which Will be riven en. Haturdav
evening, February io, at I o clock. Ths
program will be of the usual hlsh stand
ard and will cenaist of a various number
of readings aad musical sunken. Free
admission ticket may be obtained al th
loung siena christian association or
at sir. mciterman s stuois or through
members. For, those who wish to
secure special seat ia advance
small number have been reserved for
mall charge '
Friday evening. Febraary the three
ounureu
SCULLER & MUELLER CLOSE UP THEIR
SOUTH OLIAIIA BRAflCIl
Our branch store in South Omaha, at 421 N. 24th St, was closed last "Wednesday.
The entire stock will be placed on sale In our Omaha store Monday morning. Every
instrument Is in first class condition. Some of these pianos are slightly used and
others were takea in exchange on new pianos and player pianos. ' We are crowded for
room. In order to close out the whole South Omaha stock with the quickest possible
dispatch we realise that ;
Wo Must Mako a Tromondous Sacrifice
Road over some of the weodre-ful bargains offeror1:
Former
Prr
Mathaerk prarttre) piano. .... . .3ft0
Marshall A Smith practice plane fJQ4
Kim bail apright piano .,.,....11300
abler aprUht piano ........ .$2.V
Arioo aprlght plaaa.,.,.......iT7B
Krb upright plane .......... .S87S
Bradftnd aprlfht plats ,,, $75
'- Now .
f 30
M128
Price
Fisher argrlfht pbvno .$S00
Tone 8oa irprlirht piano $30O
Ivrncbnl aprlfht piano MOO
HnlUi Itarnee aprttht ptmn..9W0
Baldwla aprlgbt PJano ....... .f.tao
Katry aprlft-ht piano ..SUSO
How
S145
8155
S135
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tMer m ham aprtxht plaao ....I37S
The above la oat a partial lint ot die rtraor1inan Isnaba. R Ka.ji
flrat choice, of the sarcaiaa. Theae ar poatOrel the freatrat plea valare we have over oaercd.
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
We are exclusive nira reaslatl,ea for the snatch lrea Htrinway aad PUaola niaaos: alas. as.
brated weber, Hardrnaa, Kiamaa, Strwer ASoaa, McPhail and too mmit Hiatal SctunoUar A MseilbT
piaswesi ma " wwvy ew aae awsssB in senary HH aa an) atuoa. e
Ovdera by saail will tMaHw
tmmUam. Write for Uhiatrated rwjutue aatl prtoo Ikek,
SCHIIOLLER & MUELLER PIANO CO.
MAJTCTACTtKEUS, WHOLESALERS, Hmnmia
1S11-1S18 TiKSAM 8TREBT.
OMAHA, JTEB.
DAIRIES MAKGOOD SCORES
lupeotor Botili lttkM Xonthly Ee-
port to Essiu omoer.
0S1T 05 ASSIST IS 0KBXBES
boy wao learaed te swim fifty
nere a urine u t
n at tneT. K.
presented with th silver aelt1a seal
in reoogruaen of Uielr akllU
The boys' department announce that
the annual elraus will bs el van an irab.
ruary a and at. Tbs different sommitteea
rrom among tn soya are working very
hard and. In feet, are planning to do
mast of ins work without any assistance
from the older members. Tickets far ths
circus will be plaoed oa sals about Feb
ruary M.
Ob Tuesday evening, February , a
swimming contest for th member of
the senior department will be run aft la
ui swimming pool.
The Toung Men's Chrtstlaa
elation Ole club ha keen asked
to give a program at ths Touna
women' Christian aaaoclatlsa In the
near future,
W. at. Parson state secretary of th
lowa i sung . Men Christian as
sociation was at -the Omaha
oiauen en Fruay. Mr. Persona was
hers to sss Secretary iJanlaon and Btat
Secretary Bally.
The educational oepartmetit announce
new class m aflthmet a startiner next
Monday. The class will be held en Kon
dsv and Thursday evenings.
Wednesday evening. February I. a leo-
turs on the "Safe Handling of Eh
loelves." will be given In th
ouna men' unnsuan Assodatbia au.
dltnrlum. Ths lecture I especially pre
pared for tne railroad men of the city,
members ot ths association, however, be
ing welcome, gtereootlcon elides will be
used to Illustrate.
Odell Makes Reply
to Editors Attack
Secretary Frank O. Odell of the Ni
araska Rural Ufa cemmtssloa hen replied
to the editorial oittdim fey D. C. Butber-
land In tha Burt County New of th
agl ration of th Omaha Commercial cruba
pubitdty bureau and the state university
tor testing of ased corn. sir. Suther
land said sue agitation hurt tha stale.
also that northeast Nebraska harvested
the usual crop of oora. Indicating normal
ed,
Mr. Odell tells Mr. Sutherland he should
ass his pepsr to help the movement and
cites the following crop figures for north
east Nebraska;
-CORN OF TEN NORTHEABT
COL' NT IDS.
County Average In Loss In lfll
u. per acre la bo. per
uvi-rew m-e
Cedar
Knox ,
Pierce u
Antelope
unen .............
Dakota .M
Wayne .. .......
Cuming ...........
Burt
Washington
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Kay te tha Situation Bee Advertising.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
F. T. Burdlek of Britt, Ia Is hare for
a few days.
Ben Balnea of Yinisca, la.. Is In Omaha.
He is accompanied by several other reel-
dents of thai place.
E. C. KemMe. In ths Irre stock and
comroiasloB business at Lincoln, la In
Omaha today making arrangementa for
the opening of a branch nous here,
and Shew Batte Pwd Testa
that Are Bxeelleai,
Claude F. Boss!, ally dairy tnapaator.
asaklna his monthly report to the health
nmlsslon. aay the usual a umber et
datrle sould aet ha Halted, awing to the
rams eeld weather. He submits la his
report the results of butter tat taste.
mad by the milk inspector from samp lee
takea from wagon delivering over the
atty. The report foliowei
Tha lefthand ealuma represent the
sanitary oatidJuon at sack dairy, few point
uetng perfect aad aaventy-flve oonsldared
good.
"The rlghthand oolumo rapreaaat th
buttr fat tan (or te be mere explicit).
th rlchneee of the milk. Tha ordinance
require per seat butler tat. Tha tig
atss 111 show for themselves the quality
of milk sack dairy produce. As to th
cleanliness of the milk, tha city erdlnaaue
require that not mora thaa IsMM bacteria
uaktlmeue atuul fee allowed. Tola la eon
eld ered te be on at th moat suing en (.
orel nance la th oountry. The alnety
alghl aamplas secured for hateiieleeicej
examination show that fifty-three et same
contained leas thaa Mft,tW bacteria, this
aaolualva ot th,oerUfied and paaturlaaa
milk, a remarkaill showing indeed, tor
the milk prods oera et Omaha,
"Aa to in kutur fat figures, ' where
more thaa sue sample ha beaa taken
from th earn dairy, daring the month,
the average la given. During the month
on arrest waa made tar adaltaraliua
milk with water, th offender, A. p. An
dereoa tPurllsn Dairy), pleaded guilt
I waa need 111 and costs la polios
oeurt He ha sine gold his dairy
Jenata Bra, who premies to immediately
put aaie aairy in a sanitary ooudluon.
Following are th aoore for th month
of January. Wher ao aoore appear.
aairy ha not been visited, aa previously
explained:
CERTIFIED DAIRIES.
SALESMAN IS FOUND DEAD
W. W. Cdhoon'i Body Ponnd oa Rflk
Floor of factory.
fcATOX OT SS&TE V0I D0WI
iBdteerleei ed Psiletde a Ttete.,.,
Wkea ataa la s,oeatad ea Shalt
with Cwtala Dravra La
Frost of Hiss.
w- W. Cehooo, a aaleamaa for th
oeoa Brea. company at nil Howard
treat, was found dead yesterday asornlng
at e'dock on the fttth Deer of the
eatahltahmeaL Ha waa lying ea a ehalf
with the eurtala drawn down ever the
shelf,, thus eonoaalinc himself from th
vl.w ef anyone In the piece, a waa it
years ef age and Hired at Mil Ohio atreet
Th teat seen ot Cohooa wee a (UI
o'elaek last night, whan P. A. S wesson, a
member et th firm, said he saw ah)
employ going eat ef the deer, He
found this morning fey H. B. Koffsy, th
receiving clerk, who found Cwheon'e scat
oa the first floor. He tried te find Ca
nnon, but etruld net Ha then sailed
Mr. Cebeea. who add her husband I
ae( beea hem last eight. Kuftay then
started a syetemaUo aaareh of the fifth
floor, where tha salesmen Work when ta
town. After om time bs found Oohoen
lying oa hU aide on a low shelf. Th body
aaa taken In charts ef by the eoroner,
who will hold aa autopsy this afternoon
to dttermln th eaus of death. It Is
unknown at th present time whether
Cohooa died oT heart disease or com
mitted suicide. Nothing waa found about
him te neaioate thai he keek kej own Bfa
and there were aa marks f --ibh aa
1 body. He hi survived fey hla widem.
Wyoming Governor
iTedictsBig Crops,
Oeearner Carey ef Wyoming, aa Ida.
way beaae tram CMaace. passed Urethra.
Omaha. He la enthuslsatla ewer area odb-
dttmna and aaya that with the heavy;
snowfall ef the piaaiut wlatsr aad the
treat euandtt ef anew la the mevn-.
tain. Wyoming la gtnt la have tha,
greatest crop la the history of the state.
The terarnor la entfcspetlag
tmmlgratioa to Wyoming thla i
tteving that the rush
abeut ciaaid and that during the aaat
few year farmer aad Investors will
turn their etteatioa ta the rich agrtouK
teral land ef Wyoming and westsra Ke
Governor Carey kellewss that there Is
ae plaae aa earth where money win pay
better returas thaa by m vesting It tb the
state named. He eeatenda that they
have the greatest poaatbtutlsa aad that
tha advance la htad prlose the Beat twm
years will he phenomenal.
POSTAL MESSENGER
HURT ON ICY SIDEWALK
Sari Palmer, a special delivery asaa.
Sanger boy employed at the rwseoTios,
utftred a aprainad wrist aad ether In
juries last alfht when he slipped ea the
ley pavement ea Dodge street near the
poet off! cm. Passereby plaoed him ea a
treat ear aad eooompanled him te hla
home. Mil North Twentieth atraet
COL. HAMILTON
Nams and Dali-v.
Frleeland farm .
Arwood Dairy company
OTHER DAIRIES.
C. Spangard. npanirard 17
OI Jensen. Pleaaanl Hill tl i
Jack Petersen, Forest Lawn.. SO I
fete Jensen, Kagls m l
Jepp Jeppeeen, s'untanelle mil
James Mil era. Central M.l
Lar Nelson, Leks Nakoma.... M.l
Jeppeeen Bros., Glgin San'y.. w.t
P. N. Winter, llivsrslds M.
II. U Ulbijs. LJIlle llaiav at e
Canton Juhnson, lAkesids.... W.d
unnsisnsen, courtiand.. et.T
Martin Jensen. Nabraeka sr. I
Jacobean UhrUtsnsen. FJgtn K.
John Jacohsen, Carter Lake... M.l
C. H. Bowley, Next Door M.T
nam Sorensrn, Keystone M.T
-Norgard Bros.. Union Hanltarv fu 1
Christ Fvost, Jerssyvllle M.l
A. Fjellln, FJellln..., M.l
9. P. Soreness, Center Street... M.l
Frank Nufsr. lie Roll ts
C. P. Johnson, Concordia Park m.l
U. Cnrisiensea, Wsst benson.. Ki.l
Horn lijurth, UuUl u.
Chris Jcnssn Ul.l
Jssson bnm.. People' II. I
N. J. Nelson, Consumer'..... 11. 1
J. Spangard 11.1
1. P. Jolinson, Spring Oardn. st.I
at. f,eaevuia sir. 7
H. Knudsen, Kundsea W.I
Nordaulat. Lincoln Avenue B9 4
H. Villesea. Model sa l
C. Petersen. Stsndard 7.l
r. N. Hansen, Urand View.... 71.1
B. Cwrneer. M tiroes lilll 7.l
H. K. Paulseu, Belmont 7V.1
Petersen Wro.. Twin City ft.t
C U Christ enssn 7I.T '
h'slderbera IL.N. On. farm Tt.i
D. W. Moss. Crescent Sanitary 71.1
L M Jensen. Blackberrr Ave. 7t 5
C. Agaard. Omaha. 71.1
K P. Anderson 71.1
Elmbora Bros.. Wsst lavn 78.1
Sam Chriatenssn 77
E. Ellesen. ICllsssn 77.1
at. Jensen 77.4
George Petersen 77.1
A r. urobeck, no. aaa. Lake. 77.
C. M. Chrlstensen : 71.1
Julius Ctaosen. Interstate- 71
Omsueeu Broe., Carter Park.. 71.1
W. A-ideraen, Excelsior 71.1
bL Levich, sfanbattaa ......... 7SJ
A. Chrlstensen, Hani tary .... Ti l
Fred Jehnaoa, Crown.... 71.1
Frank Vaad. City 74 I
Jsrgeaen, walnut H1U 71.7
J. L. HaaabUB 74.1
C. Larson 744
C. A. Hansen 14.1
C. at. Jaeebsea. Maj berry Ave. 71.1
Jorceeea. West Dodge.. ... 77 I
C. Jensen. Maple Grove .
C. & Chrtsunssn, M. Pstw 111 la.4
H. Jensen, w eelera.. ...... u.T
F. Andersen, Puritan KJ)
James Audeveoa... ..M
H. Class, Imperial
Hook. Shady Brook
A. M. Larssn. Rlvervtew Park
.N. P. Nelaen
Charles Post. West Omaha.
H. Slieanln. North Benson.... ....
bveneon UrrML, West Pacific.
Henry Westre, Keyttons Park. .
Alamlto Creamery Co.
Douglas Co. Milk Prd.
Waterloo Creamery Co.
Butter.
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His Experience in the Army as
' Well as in His Home. '
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:. . . I (A W. O, VOLUNTEER f
yr 1 IMFAWTWY
irff-y-iv7iir
Gallant Spanish-American Soldier Gives Praise to Pe-ru-na
CoL Arthur L. Hamntoa, ot the Seventh Ohio Volunteers,
write aa followi:
"I have nerd Prrona mysrlf aad la my famfl for the laat
aorea yean. I hare ajready written yon about the good rrsulta I :
curperleacrd with your remrdr during tbe BpaajjaVAjasericaa War.
My command aaed jour Pes-una dnring oar aerrleo la tte .
SrjeaJjn-AiDeTtcaa War. and I vrlil asy thla, that tf the War Depart. .
aoeot record are eoaaoJted, It will bo found that the caaraalitJea
to my rrglmemt wrre lee thaa In any other rvvtment of the Army
Corpe while a Camp Alarar, Meade and UuahneU. , The total deetha
la ma reel moat darinjr tte terra enaatha' m..t, . - - - . .
ec a total of 14MM. I, of course, caaaot telp bat think that Pvjroaa
vmmum- west si great wibhih 10 my
Cold Settled oa Lanjra
Mr. Samuel McKlnlay, 1211 Oread
Ave, Kansas City, Ma, writes: 1 can
bonastly say I ewe my lit to Parana,
"Traveling tram town to town, hav
ing to go late an
kinds et badly heat
ad stores aad build
ings, aomettlm
staodme- ap tor
at a time wmle prying asy trade
It la only natural that 1
rR BJBCrr TO
rBtHJEXT
COLDS.
had esids fraowentiy.
J oontreoted a aa
whlch, throcgh neglect ea
my part, settled on my hints. When al
most toe late I hegaa doctoring, but
without avail, until I heard et Feruna,
It eared mv eo I cannot praise tt tea
highly (..-..
Head aad See
tr. W. J. Harper, lesblgh. Otevebual
Ce, Arkansas; writes. "I do not know-
how to sxprsss my thanks te yon tor
the good you have, done me la treating
me lor catarrh.
. OOJiTLVU
AiLT HARX
pq A.yp
': HPTTTOiQ
"I ws a great sur-
terer front the effect
ot chronlo oataith of
the head and aoae.
U was nnariiirmlly . . hswtlne ' eu,
ttac and I had anQraiy . i; mT -
at mU t had -trvrt varlovji remediea.
,emnar ass asw' mny Kood.
At nest I triad Perana as a'laai ra.
cvt. 'and I anv tkauiful to- say that
after aatac tea hottle ef Paruna 'i am
Urrft at jj-he4