Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 1, 1888, Page 7

e T . ‘ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDPAY APRIL 1, 1888 —SIXTEEN PAGES. 7 oticd to have some one [ of the races that wore contemporancous | Prayer mooting Wednosday evoning at 7:30 a protty clever wrestler, | with the cave-dweliers of Europe. | All are invited. y and for quite a ti o afternoon I | Still, every little helps. FEvery ax LUTHERAN q A B L Ly ’ y ‘E‘ ary’ obsldian jorman, 1005 South Twentieth -trot.—%n- o o i 9 o sthe: vices every Sunday st 10 a. m. Suhday Fs spear head raises the problem whether | TEee exory Sunday at L fo Bl ool i done more for us. She would come | low, he was'a pauper, far away from his around to our rooms and say pleasant, | New England home. But Sister Eliza ok T e T Hoey | a0 e emserivavis oo Syiow o | INSTHUGFIINY 10 ATHLETES. | sxeit 8,80 ! A MAD RUSH FOR GOLD- wrestlo with him. This serves a double | head tells its story Deathbed Soenes in Western Min- vy things and did & hundred little | was with him. Sacred the scene. The | Useful Adeloe to Gymnasts and | purpose. . Itnov dnly tends to ha things that made it almost seem like | sunlight streamed .in softly. But the i my muscles and reduce flesh, but gives | it was manufactured by a rude barbar« " " 5 {58 ing Camps. we wore home gnin. Well, the old | room scomed bright from ancther pics Fpstiaes on Tralaing. me the practice 1 need, and s practical | ian to murder his foo, or to slay the | gXountee Memorial Evangelical, cornet of v maid's face somehow grew handsomer | ture, even though in tha pres- e vy training which I have always been mammoth in the marsh. The bones of | Detweiler, yastor. Church services and i WOMAN'S NOBLE WO RK. | and handsomer every day until finally | ence of death. The dying boy | PREPARING: THE PUGILIST. | favor of. This completes my d: men when exposed to the air molder | nreaching by the pastor at 10.30 4. m. and R { we all thought she had the most beauti- | was resting in the arms of his work, and, after a light supper, [ re into dust, and give no sign."But where- | 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at noon. ful face in Colorado—but it was a nobie, | attending nurse, and close by the cot ( early. ever mankind has been, he has made METHODIST EFTSCOPAL en in the Delirium of Death Men | womanly heart that was shining out | was seated Sister Eliza, reading from | The Most Approved Methods of Devel- Now, to the rules for asprinter. As | his mark on some surface which rotains [ Trinity, corner Saunders and Binnay Thiuk They Have Struck it Rich |\||rl-v|~r]w It we hnrl‘ hiv'h. to only con- l\;r hihlnl m.dl lcpi«c.qml’ prayer \ka. oping the 'Body, Increasing the all the qu».nwa)n! St. Louis are b it: to read such®marks ! ht isnfl!‘n:)hll; ?.'.'.:‘K:'m‘é«';\n ‘:fi“;ntll“"T m".':m.:{ L‘Tn?:; Y sidered an unattractive face. She read of the beautiful mansions, ness men, who have to train during mrsuit as can engage the attention of “hool at 2:80 Young p 'S I e o LT Faces are something, but hearts are | and then began to read an Episcopal Wind and Hardening the their loisure hours, 80 a8 not to inter- student, schiool a 2:30 p. m, Young people’s iBestay at fountain Sides. LHb £ South Omaha—J. E. Eddlebult, pastor, Preaching every Sunday morning and even- ing. All are cordinlly welcomed —_——— everything. prayer. Somehow I had always thought ! lower Limbs. fere with their regular work, a cour: TER SUNDAY SERVICES, On a cot opposite mine wasa man | that Episcopal prayers were too stereo- will be mapped out by which they can K named Sam Powell. 1 think he was | typed. That they were cold and mean Those get into shape. This will prove more Denver Letter to the Kansas City St. Louis ilobe Democrat: 4 ' from Southern Kansas. He was getting | ingless. B ad never heard Siste aluable for the local aspirants to ath- [ How the Churches of Omaha Will Pirs o e otwi Soven- S } Journal: O, that wild, mad rush to the etter, BWA Ik - alwnce was considated | Kiies rend |‘le'vr£1.h:h::‘l:::‘.: ;‘.;;‘:f thoss | Who are not initined into the mysteries | latie honors than f code of rules do- Commemorate the Occasion. R R e B Hovse, mining camps. good, but the rheumatism struc. him [ noble, grand, motherly facas that at | of the art have the mistaken idea that | signed for those who make a living by Many of the city churches have arrange- | pastor. Preaching at 10:80 a. m ‘su.\'.'?o‘n- o b/ It seems but yesterday, as I now | and h||i‘nixmll=t‘mn by I-:-‘in.-u-;:ln ; Our | once wins ;,,- heart. ’Hcr ;mhlv'!m'" training is a fearfully arduous and wear- | th r“nlyilni s as sprinters, and |‘n special |-|‘nprnl|mm'~ for the commemoration u\x” ;\:;\:&:_:F«'huol at 2:30 p. m. Soats froe. . W) recall it, and yet it was over eight ond, the old maid, knew the chances | never looked nobler than that after- | jng grdeal, and wonder that men would | give their entire time to getting into | of Easter Sunday. The musical features of | &0 FEEIER (000 (0 . i years ago. were against Sam's recovery, and tried | noon. 1t was o sad story, too, A letter ' ©8 206 sich 1 task for the honor to | condition. After the inevitable cleans- | each of these have boen selocted with groat | p,South Tenth stract, -”:""Z-rx.~.\'.1.~..1:fi'.'.? ',fl:;! g i Strange, fsn't it, how quickly tima | 0 ¢heet him up. - Often from my own | had come “from an humble Massachu- FAGSFRE Such & tsle for the BOROE L0 | ing of the stomach, an athlete should | caro, and the church going people of Omana | e, 1040 4. m, and 7:30 pr m, e flies in these preat mountnins, Men 1 have I seen rubbing and | setts home to the young man. It was : x e L hiey | rest for afew d 80 as not to weaken | will not lack for a o treat upon this oc- | Sunday school at 2:30 p. m, Prayer meoting Lk il Lk with his _rheumatic shoulders, | from mother and ‘sister to son and j arve mistaken. To the athlete who likes [ himsclf. After that the regular rou- | cugion, Wednesday evening ab 7:30, ] i soon get old hunting for gold and sil- ng to cheer him up. And | brother, It was full of tenderness and | his work, training is an ensy task, al- | tine begins. He should make it a point ST. MARY'S AVENUR CONGREGATIONAT Castellar Street, corner Ninctoonth and y Jyer, but young men take their places, | somehow s;ht- seemed 1o know just what | love, but contained no money. They | though it may be accompanied by a few | 10 rise carly, and, putting on a rough The church will be decorated, including | Cnstellar streots —Rev. W. If “-‘“Im pastor, e and their is the ever delving and dig- | we wanted to eat. had no money to send, They were very | i b st % in | Buit, take & ‘thort walk before bremk- |, oio Groeeh o e G 1% 1 Sunday school at 108, m. Proaching at 11 i % b = - 1 Aoty . i v but that i sh & beautitul 1 trifling privations, which to one in fast Roturning. he should thoroughly soveral floral emblems. In the morning mem- a.m 30 p. m, Prayer meoting Thurs~ i@ ging for the hidden treasures, The | Oneday Sam slowly turned overon hut that is such a beautiful le _ s i 4 A nst. wning. he shou HEPOURULY | 1ot o regatved and 16 ordlintda st 3 . % ;orld knows of those Who wore fertuns | 1is cot facing me, and said suid Sister Eliza to me. The dying | earnest, would be casily borne. The | ruh down, and then put on warm, od and the ordinance of | day evening at 7:0, i world knows of those who were fertuns | "50 0o ol “ehore that woman may | boy looked over at her nmoment, as if | trouble has been that too many athletes | dry clothing. If possible, he should | baptism administered. At the close the | Creighton Avenue Mission, corner Crelgh- - ute, and who, by 0 turn of the pick, or D L . ) - \ ) : S B \ 4 Lord's Supper will bo celebrated. Tho | ton avenue and_Twonty second streets— y ) DY kol go, if 1 should ever go within 100 miles | to say he understood. She then left the | have, during the intervals between sea- § take a run in the morning. In be- | gicial music will be as follows: Proaching every Sunday ab 4 p. . Banaky - A blast in the rock, brought to light the of her Tintend to go up to where she | room a few moments, saying she would | gons, dissipated so much that training | ginning, he should wear very heavy MORNING. achool at 10 &, m. d. M, Chambors, superin. swocious metal, An humble miner be- | live s, even if T do no more than look | veturn. to them means little more than bring- | COthing, s0 us to rid himself of all su- | Prelude SEARIE S Rink. | tendont, : womes a millionaire and his name is | into her yard.” A DYING REQUEST. 1 ing thelr systerns v ST BUES by | L o aous (ol Sud 1L18, H1sg Ko yieabLe e Aty vor yLRKS. | Xopwagihty and| DIt S/ it/ N Sor & hodislbla word That mght poor Sam had a relapse. | After her departure, the boy rallied o | ing their systems to a normal state by | {o wear heavy shoes as they have a ten- | Offertory, “O Risen Lord," Barnby. | geniuhta of | Pythias hull, 1191 Ssunders R B ches anaiwoalit. He became delirions; talked of his | moment, and turning to me, faintly | ridding them of the alcohol with which | deucy to harden the legs and at the | SopranoSolo, “There is a G finoa, | Streot-Sorvices every Suniday. Preaching Riches and woalth. mines, and re-fought all the old battles | gasped: hank Sister Eliza for mé. | they have become saturated. After [ same time protect the feet from sorcs U Miss Hertha Bayliss, 0 OUMO% | by the pastor, Rov. H. Danicison, at | bl It came like a dream, but a dream | gyor of Sherman’s march to the sea, for [ Tell her I coutd not speak while she [ this is once sccomplishoed, the training In beginning, but a short dis- | pugtiage . i . Richtor, | AR T80 p: . Sy scuool at 18 h that is true. he was an old soldier. was in here reading to me -~ My head is 1S vy > ; hould be run. say one or two FURNIY Allinvited, ! 5 ¢ is comparatively ensy. Honest ) : Ty R : 1 COP 3 id vou ever thi 3 o The next 3 r whe ¢ kind | very heav, A Tam feeling so cold. FhetStei 1 s.and that at a very slow gait. | Musical Service, Entitled “O Day of Joy." BPISCOPA e o loas e e | Thus some of us_were more fortunate | that she suid, and it did me good. “She | & pleasure, is 4 man nover feels so well | in strained muscles and - consequent | Tho offering for the day willbe for homo | $resta=Jh b, Bk MERORASG, S B i crowd who were less favored by WO ghay others, A woman's kind ministra- [ has been so good and kind 1o me. and | as when in perfect condition. It will | soreness. m:;;'?'L;‘:;rff;"}"fl!k"“( Miss Magrle Houl yor meoting Friday ovening 7:90, e i ] Zoddess of fortune. Some have grown | tigns and nursing in the mining camps | you'll thank her, won't you, for me*” | yove interesting to give a code of rules | ¥ E IN MODERATION. AT, ORRARIILY MISS oMb BATHM ShiEtDT ray headea, but still they scarch for | in those days was God-send, and we 50 | ° When Sister Eliza véturned, the bov | 15 guining . for & pugilist, 00 many beginners make this fatal [ 30 UERES 4 Withur, alto: Mr. Jay Nortn: hi' Frce, cornoe. Tyranty 4 tebhIkiA f it. And why not? Others have found | considered it. T could tell you of many [ was breathing his last, but he seemed to | P o (00 00 a0 (8 | mistake. The first day out they feel f ryp, tenor: Mr.D. W. Keister, bass, in streots —Seats free. Sun 1 it, have dug out millions, and why not | & noble woman’s work in those days cateh the benediction in her noble face, | ¥ bl s iR strong enough to do wonders. The re- L ST. MARK'S BY 1CAL LUTHERAN, 045 w. m. Morning prayer ang boy? Yes and they will dig for it tilt | the mining camps. T could mention | for T had told her his request. the different forms differ from one an- | sult is that they smile at the slow work [ Corner North Twenty-first and Burdette | sermon 11 m, Evening prayse they?: Yes, and they will dig for it 6l 0000 would at once recognize as | His was a pauper’s grave, worse than | other. The formation of several new [ of the older and more exporienced men, | 8treets—Rev. George H. Schnur, pastor. At | and_sermon, 7:30 p. m. Everyone cordially 0 they die. The treasure is there in | t}ose of ladies of highest cultuve, and | a nameless grave. rthlotic clubs lately in the city, and the | and taunt them when they refuse to 30 a. m. theme, “The Risen Lord The | welcomed. William Osgood Pearson, rector. dhose great mountains, Will they find | w}o') Fea LN OTHLOBIALIS Sz Tl AN wallBTE e ; & EROVE WL e THe, H6Y168 [a6ed 8 communion will be celebrated. Bap- [ Mission services Thursday at 7:30 p. m, 8t B ‘ ) who have moved in the mostaristocratic : 3 GRS R G s O wonse- | Spurt with them. The noviee does bl L i 2 ) Y T ke the chance: But I N H 3 H large number of raw recruits, conse tisms, confirmation and reception of mem- | 1o residonce of Mr. John Epeneter. John 4 it? They take their chances. Bu circles in castern cities, and tell of | room, “will you do me a favo toatly in the nthletio ranks, will cause | VASU amount of work, and when ho | hovs, At 7:00p. T, subjoct: “Holmo o 2 . g il write of another feature of the [ thoir noble work. They have gone to e s retule [ leaves the grounds fecls “fine” and is | morial of ihosc gono bofore.'! ams, | A 4 | mining camp life. rude cabins and hospitals and been like sed. and stncs they can. bo relied | in raptures.” The next morning, when FINST CON ol ' Sabl a Nameless graves. £ wnd sister to many a sick and | your life D ATy Reilsw »:1""‘ cun e refled f he pises from bed, he is surprised to | Nincteenth and Daveny Pirst ll‘i;y\{'rf"lmrn‘l':nio{;“;“r‘l:o-rflllh“hom). q There are thousands of them in the . And the Sisters of Charvity No. ButTdo this work because 1 | o0 carefully followed. P find himself so sore that he cuan hardly | vices at 10:30 and 7:30. Ser AT O e a Rocky mountaing. On mountain crests bless them-~their work will | love it, Ilove to comfort the homeless | There isone fundamental rule which | g/, 1o becomes disgusted and his | to Easter, Easter anthems, scripture read- [ Hov. 4. 0 prme e Bunday acholieb ol i 6 gorges, near the banks of the : » 2 H g A i must be followed in all training, viz. to § RALE ARt 5 o | ings and hymns. The church will be suit- 0 8. m. and 7:30 p. m. - Sunday school a in the gorges, near the bauks of SVeE DS TGPLrbLLE ¥ ¥ § [ S8 e ARG i) B ? ; e Sty \ 3 ; never be forgotten. and sad. That is my work aud mis- | jhust be forlowed in a1 Aruiningy Yot | carcer as a sport lusts just one ¢ 93] oty Pasvnated HBRG WILLTHB LR ym. Pews free. All cordinlly invited. rashing torrent and in sequesteved and | gyt there was a little romance con- | sion.” seps L AL o i+ | slow work in the beginning all’ sore- | faidier Sabbath sehiool jeoncert. Seats froe. | South Omala Baptists meet at the M. . 4 i quiet mooks, under the overhanging | nocted with our convalescing at that Will you please tell me your true | S{rONE. PUrgntive, T “l“.“' ness is avoided. The muscles are hard- | A1l are welcome, X s SOWSTCS | chureh buitding for Sunday school at 8 . m,, g \ ro: aye, everywhere. —Sometimes | yining camp hotel—one of the hoys | name strong and hicalthy a man may he, IS | gned hy gradual process and are EXITT CRHURCH, ching at 4 p. m. LRev. 1. W. Foster, . | there is hardly a_knoll. The little pine | who got well first, married the old | I am only known as f““l“t‘;".“_ Sovs e ”"“‘L",“““] cler S | veady for hard work when the time [ Soventeenth and Cass streot ot The South Omaha public cordially i bourd put at the head has rotted away. | maid, our nurse, and the last I heard of B e I e iy | comes. After his work isonce completed | 11 a. m. ana 7:80 p. m. Re peland 5 Or, perchance, if still standing, the let- | {hom'they were living happily in the Y. M. C. A. Notes. of the training, This result BaVing | ihe runner should leave’ the track at | pastor. ' The choral scrvico ¥ church ry, Saunders street noar Cuming— - ters on it are faded out. San Juan country. Our “pard” had | The gospel meeting this afternoon will be | poeh tecomp! ished, the athlete is ready | 5no6 and rid himselfof his wet clothing. gn Faster Sunday morning will be lead by iug by the lnuum)r.“llh-,\'é\‘;m}: :Jclln‘;:l A ( T o) sense enough to know who would malke | lod by Mr. Georgo A. Joplin. Thore will bo | [OFWOTK Too muny make the fatal mistake of | Miss Lucia A Roucrs, who will sing two B0 p.m, y J 50wWn § ) i o vife idn't le o & . i 2 o i ar w2 work n Ly ¥ o 2o 8 i i It tells ity own story. ome is stitt | 1im & good wile, and didn't let the op- | bricf remarks by other young men and the | e puriliats. work will he taken up | Stding around after work, the result | 3%Gopland will preachin the morsing an en Baptist, Church—Park avenit SElER h A { portunity go by unimproved. usual good singing. ALl are welcome. > D [ being colds and consequent sovencss. | jsaster sermon. and Teavenworth stroot., Rev, H, L House . waiting ana watching for the veturn of DEATH OF COLONEL 1. D. HARPER Lk lul et 2 firs e r an enrly hourand | erin y i Sty sioiohly rubbed dow o : and Le rth street., . B L 18e, 35 . i p = SRS 4 S T R TL LR AL The young men will study the cighth chap- | {ykes a smart ¢ Y ilaior | Siter being: thoroughly rubbed down PUBLE I AR pastor. Morning service at 10:45; evening i oun who is not? It was in this same hotel that Colonel i st & a smart walle of probably a mile or | G145 ohol, highwines' or some other | Special discourso in the morning on_ “The at 7:30; Sabbath school at 12 fm. ? i A MAD, WILD RUSIT. E. D. Harper, of Plensant Hill, Mo., | Lrof lomuns at tho meoting of tho bible more before breakfast. This gives him | 5 diont, one should dress rapidly and | Resurrection.” Special programme for the B s Wentaday” assuing AUTIEY f O, that mad, wild rush of eight years | gjed. He was n prominent merchant | Thosday evoning at 780 the v a good, sharp appetito and fills him 4 (6,707 Gln walk, so us to keep the | evening will be very interesting. Readings, | Strangers cordially welcome. N i ago! I write us one who was in it, saw f th lac d had o * Bt mirhmd bon Ay with a relish for the light breakfast of R AR il Yo nftor- itations, essays and music, all selected for CONOREGATION AL, \ ] 0 kL W of that place, and had ¢ west to bet- | meeting will be held. Subject, i i Tt muscles from stiffening. In the after- | FReitoliohh sssuys BE0 crusic, & 86 ected i 8 i i feltit. Tt was a time of death, hell f top his fortune. When I_was o mere | The subject for debate at the | chop or a !Blids of boef which_ follo noow the sume process should be under- | thiseceason. A condial inviiation to the | sethel, Chapel, - Sistoonth and Hickory the grave in the mining camps. | hoy T had known him, and meeting him | day will be: Resolved, That foreion emigra- [ Oatmeal mush is also nutritious and |/ 5id ¥4 FE0GTECSCLAS Tof this kind | habitodoin n t 2 prai d [ streots—Rev. M. J. P. Thing, pastor. Sun- i h The very thoughts of sudden death | gui there in the Roc Gin coun. | tion should be restritted. Visitors always | strengthening. After breakfast a suit i i el Sl LR e R Gty day school at 8 o'clock. Sewing sehool on ! mide oné delirious, They had noadon | o tnore Lo the Rocky mountuin coun | walcome of hetivy clothing is put on and n pair of | O Work one is fit for fast work, and the ALL SAINTS. cnionert. Saturday at 10 8. m i of thag coyrtry. Thousands came who | L3y ja, 3 iondant surprise. Wo were | "ihonext inthe courso of plain talks will | hoavy shobs'sive added. Some men | Leavyclothing und shocs may bo dis- | Ry, LoulsZanor & T D, roster. B Parkvale Chapal, Twenty-ninth and Martha { hiad barely enough money to bu O N o CO. A avandered | be gven on Tuesday evening noxt by Dr. E. | gvon” use hhogs with lend in them in | Sarded lora light sthlaticsuit anc Spike | ot o prayer and oy ) 1 | strects. Mr. T. H. Taylor, superintendent. PHLA DL VMDD B T o buy &l apoundin the circle one always pre- | T Allen. Subject, “The including its | OXGh. w0, BOES NI e logs. | Ifa man | ©d shoes. If the runner is practicing [ m-i morning prayerand holy comuunion 11 | Sunday school at 8 o'clock. 5 ticket for the nearest mining camp. | sepibes for himself under such circum | care and some surgical operations upon it | 0rder to strengthen the leg a man | o560 vieds he should first movea short | 8 M- choral evensong, 4 p. m. ho Plymonth Nifstasnth AL SDrios R SsT [ They thought that wus sufficient. If iln eift i S Sh is very fat and is required toget a large | ] "t | oiclock service the cholr will sing— o i | A L. SIS stances,until a rift in the clouds showed | Allare invited. et A i AT SUI s e R i distance easily, so us to loosen the mus- | Prolessional—+Welcome Happy Morn- Rev. A. B, Pe pastor. Services at I they could only reach the Rocky moun- | ysour hearings. 1 have climbed the | Rev. Mr. Detweiler is expected to conduct | amount of fle ¢ should put on the | )00 %01 then run his distance atu good o Calkin | 10:30 and 7 unday school at I tain country,” that was their only sof the Sanger de Cristo range | the mecting next Suturday, at the noon hour f heaviest kindof clothing, while a strip | G L iit ™ Then should follow prac- | Te Deun. ... rtin I | noon. Y. P.S. C. K. prayer meeting Wed- I thought. Thatif they had no money i % = iR} Do were | taking up the Sunday school lesson for the | of flannel tied tightly across the stom- | P R eatey Ll iyl oty nesday evening. | thoy could soon dig itoat of the ground, | roin him, and though his locks were | sonowing Sabbath. Sunduy school workers | neh will 5_serve to reduco tha | bice abstarting,asin spiinting a fust | ubilate uilivan in D | nesday eveing. N 8 H A 4 > ground, | gpray he was as hopeful as a boy of eigh- [ oo 0NN SR o i i ' | sarter always has an advantage. In | Anthem 'ree Angetical German, Twelfth an - e ) Thoy knew not how to dress for this [ faon . He was finally taken sicic, and an SRpoclalY 1T e ol mencral socrétary of | TCmperiE Ghaii & long talk and e it i s oiy Lord". 5 “J. Stainer | cas streots—Rev. K. H. W. Bruechert, pas- 5 climate, they were not acclimated, and S SRl 2 2 . Anpgustus SN agh) SEenerat s ALY jog follows:+ It should not be too long. 2 =30 A % (For nd chorus.) tor, Services at 10:30 and 7:30 o'clock. Sun- s 1 f I hat had b X . ! Jog > Lo f 9 5 ok overdose of morphine that had been | the association at Topeka, has accepted the ¥ g s position,with the left well forward of the | i in o e at 2:30 o'cloc] B raY Ve Jeading a life of exposure, is ita won- | preseribed put him int iot sleen | call'of the. state committeo. to become tho | however, as o wearing journey is bound | DS O O ot e oo | Communion service B. Tours in C | day school at 2:30 oclock. Prayor meeting A dor that many a poor fellow died, and is | Feem which he hever wakoved. . Io 7 | state seoretary of Nebra 200mY fo bring a reaetion in the shape of o it 50 a5 1o find just what “reach” he | Gonsisting of kyrie, glorias, sursum cordu | Wednesday evening. S B AL S T | R LR s ety M 74 | WSt B0 3 loss of vital energy and stalen bast then tho position of ench foot | Cland sunctms, benedictus and agnos I Cherry Hill, Central park_addition.—Rev, . R o en? And yet, s | Fenton and D. F. Beegle, of Pleasan 3 BT & e S e should be marked and holes scraped in silehrist | 7. AL Milligan, pastor. Services at 11 and 7 3 may still be hoping that the absent one | Frill, were with usat the time. Every Easter at § s oided above ."I'I‘ g'."t'.‘k” i in those places. The holes. give . Stainer | iclock. Sunday school at noon. Young i and westorn wanderar muy yet veturi, | romedy possible was used, but without | The customa Sremo | 01 DEHCS i ST SR eS) one a purchase to spring from, and also 5 people’s meeting at 6 o'clock. ut such ,..,fix.ut?,.“_. l:..n ho ‘,fi,' ‘,.L‘a:a‘e]n avail. * Some of his fricuds in Colorado [ nies will be appropriately observed at the St. k“}'.‘l l‘.‘l,*.\."g :1‘,‘]‘“‘; “.“-:“ _l‘(""l‘ sermit a firmer footing while waiting T SR e .. Tours Hillside, Omaha View—Rev. H. C. Crane, £ Bt onditions : hay hanged. | and back in Missouri were anxious to | Philomena cathedral at 10:80 a. m. Right | Shail-Uke pacb. Lhe tast work d }(,,.”“. pistol shot. The usual formof | paoiohe £ oclock sorvice Will bo sung— pastor. Services at 10:30 and 7 clock. it There are too many railroads. The | have the attending physician proso. | itev. Bishop O'Connor will oficiate at pontif. | 01t the perspiration and also hardens the PistOl B0t gt o faton of | Processionl and Recessionnl—Sans- Blinday school at noon. Y. P. S. C. E. prayes ¥ Rocky mountains now hardly has a | cuted, but it was never done. ool Bzl thass usaisten by Wathors Kellsy, || musclosiol “thellegal {Oncejibaclcatitho [ OV Ao FRGEE 8 (L Tt (i Morning,” Paalter for = | meetg Sunday evening. | frontier. Those who were in the rush | ™ s\ 4 ¢hat night we hustily placed him | McCarthy, Colonor, Carroll, Roony and the | training quarters the damp clothes | JA% BT G008 TG 0 MG (C0R na at | Magnifient and Nune Dimnitis, Darisian oga, Ames avenuo, and Twenty-fifth X of 1579 and 1880 will never forget it. v | SFEIE RN T80 PEAREER | facuity of Croiehton collede. The sermon | should be discarded as rapidly as possi- | LU BREE WA, RCY SN0 B0 | st o o e, Loy Stainer —Rov. J. A. Milligan, pastor. Sunday § made many millionaires. Their names [ Lo bhe besh 200, w6 COMC MG S | will N detivered by IRev. 1, 1, MeCarthy. A Al B B OBl S A Tl At O e | Aot Branie o hiTAte Ta school at 2:0 o'clock. Preaching services in f are historical in the west, and some | JHHROBCT S BT EES 1 )| Harper | The choir consist of twenty seleet 1 towels so as to thoroughly dry the | B Aty s J Barnky | the evening at 7 o'clock. | have a national veputation. But think | LC/Hains in Lac wagon. Colonel HArper | ygiees, den’s Imperial Mass in D se, then with the bare hands. and ISk A A B ¢ Park Place, California and Thirteenth | of the poor follows who lost their lives, | had been through the great oil exc will b rendered, with full’ orchestra. Miss - with nleohol ov some other in- | Weight resting on his forward foot, Vico in C, by ..Cary streets—Rov, M. L. Holt, pastor. Services H They camo notback. Their only 1reco ments in Penn i, and later Fannie Arnold will sing an “Ave Maria,"” by it A 200d COUrSe S naBon although the buck foot should be firm so The music for this occasion will. be S| at 10:30 and 7 o'clock. Sunday school at CRRL 42 st 1 ) his luck at Short creek, but his dream | Buck, for the offertory solo, and Mr. Carl ol vaaiby m t b as to he eapable of a good spring. Then | gered by the full choir of thirty male voices | noon ' R R thetons of wealth ended in these mountains. | Jacobsen a bass sol Miss L the hiilots thows frners 2% | follows the pistol shobund the race is on. | and Miss Elizabeth Pennell, “solo cont L BUBENYISRIAN i ¢ 4 His stepson, Johnnie Armstrong, y 1 $ oug Ly springing from the mark the back | Mr. Will D, Marshall, organist; Thomas J. elsh services held at their rooms Nevor did I so fully realize that the | SSA10C WiLh Lho Griver, and o ; DI down., Warm water is used so as not | [ N The cnstern amntours. are | Welcomed at all services. ¥ | hastor. Sunday school at noon, Preaching i [ ruling _passion is strong in death as | MG thelr wiy that night thiough Bho 1 (o 0o msm— At the St. Josepls hospital, | 1o close the pores of the skin, which | first step. The ester nmatours are ST BARNAIAS PREE CHUKCTL at 10:30 0. m. aid 730 p. m. i when T witnessed death scenes in the | Moun j‘l'!’f’) OIS ‘;' be .!“ “l' 5 March 81, Johauna Windquest, aged twen! | have been opened by the violent « now effecting what is IH In . ‘.-\v'-.l Nineteenth and California streets— Seeond, Saunders street—Rev. Wm, R. I mining camps, Many o poor fellow in | Y00, Which was thirty miles distant. | U)o y cise of running. When the vubbing | thatis a short step with the forward “Plain cclobration at 7a. m. Choral | Henderson, pastor. Servicesat 10:30 a, m, |8 his rude mountain "home has in the'| Yo sS0on lostsight of them in the dim | (o 0 Vi o biace April1, at 2:80 p. | down process has been completed, and | 100t when the pistol cracks. This, how- ves a0 bration at 11 a.m, Chil- | and 7:80 p, m. Sunday school at: uoon, § Bl u Tt o1 AR e sie ol L b QR uat adows of the mountains—for Colonel unera .‘ ._ .Xf' l. '__t Ap i k] 2: S e s ”mrm;,m;‘ a5l e his not been adopted by the best festival service at 4 p.m. Choral | Poung peoples’ meeting at 6:30 p. m, boforo taking that long unknown tyail | HArper was a truo and loyal friend, and | ., from Charles Riewe, undertakers room, § 'E5/00 © T0 0 W8, W8 TNOTE LN B2 | men. Bethune, Hutchins and others | evensong p. m. Bishop Worthington | Central Union,Seventeonth street betweon { T et i SoSaal) solda watched that loncly cortege as long | 1009 Farnam street. Friends are invited. the T the athleta is veottr tired. | still maintaining the old style. will officiate ut evensong. Mutins and high | Dodge and Capitol avenue.—Rev. John Wil- { H CALTTRTAL ';' 10V € .|‘ “‘“I golde “l' as the pale starlight keptit in our view, S H go ‘” o ALl oie s '; Cof s i SR celebration 11 a. m. lismson, pastor, Servicos at 10:30 a, m. and ‘ AL pnlud e 3 L S0 sueh | giddened in heart @ 2 starte For Boys and Girls. ) hen wrapped in 'm_ blankets B . A Processional Hymn—No. 104. 30 p. m. Sabbath school at noon. Youn, [ \ scencs. And, once seen, thoy are [ prddsnedin hart andmind, we started | G e s docided to cole- | and allowed o go 10 bod until dinuer Prehistoric Oalifornia. Easter Anthem —¢Christ Our Pass pooples’ prayer mooting at 0:45 Sabbakh eve: | mever to be forgotten. That mountain | (N o BONE IO WIS EAVELEN | Kaster in & unique manuer by tree | b Good substantial food should be | San Francisco Call: Ambitious stu- Hodges | ning. Allare hivited. cabin, with its rude furnishings, in the for dinner, and one should not | donts of cience can benefit by taking around, I beheld a typical mountmneer | distribution of Easter cards to the boys and Park Avenue United, corner of Park ave- | o 3 e el Tho | @ sting hi 5 S i 5 > paper writte - Dr 2 s ants, Hites, Cook y Jrant stro 3. A ] dying hour, becomes o pulx_u. 'lhf in dressand manner. The face was & | girls of the high school class at his father's | Stint himself, although not, of course, | hint _(n_nu_ .”", paper '\\ul!. n by ‘ln ' 2 nue nd(.ru‘m' mml I{?v A.Henderson roof, with its roughly hewn raft 4 ) Jlay the glutton Yates, which was read at the last mec Te Deum. pastor, Preaching by the pastor at. 10:30 a. : | s 3 sud one, and yet there was such a kindly | residence, corner Thirteenth and Dodge | P & i i ¥ i 5 p Garrett's Service in £, | m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath school at noo ‘ changes toa gorgerous canopy. The | [0 in that face that Lstopped to heay | streets, this afternoon at 5 o'clock. NEARTY EATING ENCOURAGED. ing of the }lh;uu-u'ul hl( l-n-Ll , on *Pr Jubilate Deo, -+..Garrett’s Servic g ittt p.m. £ noon. :1'1;, » appear like great bavs of gold, and | (it Ha'would suy. He was gottine = The old English idea of starving an h.m{. fe Galifornia.” The dootor assorts | UMM Te0 1\ o L) 10 upren oMo T e P, b ho very earthern floor seems to shine A i A ] N District Court. athlete in training has long since been | as o fact that some of the very oldest 4 5 o Ig SN \ 1ih tha littar (ot i digad P quite old, and his gray hair in heavy adad BTt hnstholaoot: oftw, 5 ot historic times are to be forth into joy, sing together, ye waste —Rey. E. B, Graham, pastor. Public wor- with the glitter of the precious treas- | {IC 400 a0wn Fholow his wostern SIX YEAUS IN THE PENITENTIARY. 0 e D L LR, G e | S s e Ll places_of Jerusulem’.. “Baruby | ship at 10:30 a. m.and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath Mo, ST A slouch hat.” Hishand trembled a little |~ Monroe Sauborn, the colorea man who | W% it mith wh '“”“_“ Deses ‘“I‘[““U“k'“‘ e thirip AT, l“.‘m‘r"‘% Hymn—No. 9. school at noon, Young peopies’ meeting at T 1S A PASSION, 2 H 4 : : e char nas o o than anything else. one re 0ssil remains are fo der 1,500 fee < 6:45 p. m. 3 ! > od me lead guilty t h f burgl ) DNE HARN A . ! "flie passion that sonds men to the [ 8% ¢ motioned me to como with him, | plead guilty to a charge of burglary some | oo stimulunt, o bottle of Bass' ale | of lava in Tuclumne county, he infors and Gratias Tibi. PFirst German, on Eightconth and Cumil T N4 ! as he suid, “I wish to tell you a stor ays ago, was yesterday brought before | ¢ 4 A . g g oAt \ 3] uming mountains and is the hope and ins s i 3 A e nced to six years in the | 15 the proper thing 1t is very nourish- | that there was dry land and life in Cali- rsum Corda. . Eyrersfull streets —J. G. Schaibie pastor. Divine sers I tion that causes them to spend years 2 (A BTHAN ORY, penitentiary at Lin ing and at the same time strengthening. | fornia before the great voleanic out- netus. 2 G Communion vice at 102302, m. and 7:30 p. m, At a&. m, | toil_and labor in search for sudden | And what strauge story it was. too, el 3 After dinner comes the gymnasium | break which covered most of the Pacifie | Benedictus qui Venit. vice in ¢ flat. | at IFourth and Center streots,at the residenge wonlth—that sume passion oft manifosts | of the mountaing. He and an only son County Court. work. The athlete strips and spends a [ slope with porphyry, and which event- [ v Dol o0 of Max Boaunoke HBAbULLE oL AL [{ jtsolf in the hour of death, HHLILYORRIPEISR B CONDin SN ons he SUED Y A HOSIERY COMPANY, good, long time in pounding the foot- | fully, combining with carthquake move- | i P It BeCEas: Sareeti] ovbeinels ot Gotaas e o Oft have T heard them say, when the :]‘.“j.',f’ i ino poays 0 “‘l Sangre | The American Hosiery company yesterday | ball suspended from the coiling. This | ments, tilted the Rocky mountain ehuin f RofE GOt 3 AR e, 2 ! foyor was on: **Boys, we huve struck it | 40 Cristo. In a lonely spob they hi suit awinst H. B, Hudson to_collect | answers o double purpose. It not enly | into the shape it bears, and was T e o Ceatollar Stieet, Sxteanty’ and Clatalles ch.”, But tears would come into the | been ‘)‘k{-fl‘k l“'_‘ ! \ ‘ “j.', "‘ h A s balance due on goods delivered. serves 1o strengthen the muscles of the | sory to the filling of its crevices with | Processio 104, streots, saching 11 a m, and 7:80 eyes of the silent watchers in that ]’ hat ’“~‘I!'“' jon “”l prise of o e cot vm and stomach, but it loosens the matter.” These remains com- | Special Psalms—113, 114, 118, p.om. by the pastor, Rev. J. M. Wilson, wbin, for they knew it was death. heart, and it had \""f‘“ )8 .'“’ll’." thab Dakota Ball-Room Calls. houlder muscles, thus giving free those of several animals now in ... Chants, Lee and 4th tone | Sunday school at 8p. m. Young peoples’ One of the “saddest deaths I ever saw | e his time should come that his noy : Z. D. tn Puck, action and enabling the fighter tostrike | existence, such asman, and the ele- [ Magnificat. : e : union at 6:45 ) vas thut of a young wman from near | WIEhU be wieh. The son was taken | salute yer pardner! a_clean, hard blow, free from any sus- | phunt, and likewise n variety of extinet | il Garrett's Service in . Westminster, Twenty-nmth and Mason salenn, Ll He had " joined the great Sek, in@ nbout Lhe i “")“ @ great | Opposite the same! picion of muscle binding. It also helps atures. such as the mastodon and [ Nunc Dimmitis, ) e streets. Preaching by the pastor, Key. John throng westward, bound, and none wero | Storm v wllt“wml! lfl ll;l;:' tl HMI :xl\llrf Swing your honey the wind, as good, hard work in front of uncouth pachyderms which are A"'I!{}‘"{ lA'H_k"I xxiv, 8, 6 and e "\{\ h’J; o ';1‘;"~‘fll 10:30 2. . and 7:30 p. m. Sunday more hopeful than he. “Wo brought [ Fange. Nizht and dayhe watched by | Al cutaway! u football is 1ot 80 ensy as people would | only known by their fossil skeletons, fookyo Whol AVing AAuE Lo GeRdl o IRSHERAARAGRR LTS SN ; him home one night sick. His cus Hlen then to the noyrest. habitation, | Right hand to pavdner, and grand [ imagine. This work finished, tho rub- | = These speculations are of marked in- | grymn® N "0 7" pias | - Hemilog Strocty, Hapiliop SEnehUN - fivst was not considered serious, but he ;‘|“ ed then [" he 'lf"l"“ g1 "\" '1" ¢ | rightand left! bing down process s again gone | terest as tending to throw light on the onul—No, 103, Subbath services at 10:30 o, m, aud 7 I)|| m. rapidly grew worse, und soou wo knew | 4 o < ‘h“ 09 ’;‘ § .40, “‘ Al “) Cheat ‘er swin N tnrough with, and then the pug dons | antiquity of the race. It isonly of late HANSCOM PARK M. E bbath school at 12 Wednesday prayer that he could not live. Before his ill- | 1e Shoule go for n physiclan he First gent skap o the right! his clothes and starts for a stroll before | years that the possibility of man h . Phelps will preach at 10:30a, | meetmg at 7:30. d [/ ness ho bad often chatted with me about ',‘,“."".“»‘,\','.L aadnet AR 2K ‘;”")"j-k ll"] Lady foller after! supper. After this meal, which should ing through onc if not two ter service will be rendered by Ambler Place—Rey. G. M. Lodge, pastor. b Jiv youngiwitoand baby back in Iiii- | Bofely. Tho storm raged, hut tho ol Hoe "er down! be o frugal one, work is over for the | periods has been admitted, 1f ite; mday school in the evening, commenc- | Sorvices at 2:30 p. m. Sunday school b 8:80 ¥ nois, He would dig thousands out of [ man hardly knew it. The win Lady in the center, and three hands | day, and the athlete seeks his couch | proved beyond question that fossil pe- | MEaL7 A cordial invitation is given to | p. m. whistled through the great pine trec and the drifting snow ne i cabin, He was compe these services, ‘round! Lead to the nex Swing ver du heso mountains, return home rich and Swifo and baby" would never want for rnywing. In his dying moments his with undisguised satisfuction. This | mains of humun beings have been it work is coutinued until a short time | found under the lava of Table Moun- : WAND 8T M, B, A r e Rev, Charles W, Savidge ha before the fight is to tuke place, and | tain, we shull to admit that he existed | suor, Charles W. Savidgo will b Presbyterian Mission, Twenty- nd Cuss streets —Rev. Jobn William- Subbath school at 3:30 p. m. rly buried his led” to keep a his houghts were the same. The passion [ lamp burning day and night. But, de- ge the queen! then gradnally: lessened, It is there- | prioy to and possibly throughout the | e ooy v ammnk ik oy of saalr ob450p, gL of his young life was still with him, 1In [ 5pito his careful watehing and nursing, | Cheat him, if you can! fore desirable that & man should be | volcanic period. His existence during | sons.” p uth Ouiaha, -cornor Twonty-Siteuid his doliriam and ravings he had founa [ the son died. But the storm still con- | Breal down the floor! brought a few ‘pounds below the fiight- | that period might bo explained on a SE. PHILIP'S FREE CHUKCH (COLORED) strootatioy, O M Lo0a0, T NS ] a mine. Fortune wus his, And then | tinued. For three s ho was com- All shake yer feet! ing weight soas to allow for the gain | theory of wholesale migrations of peo- | 51 incteenth street. Celepration Wim & 0. GUIGHY .8 b} ) i salli i pelled to remain alone with the corpse FFINIF i ] » 4 DR & ¢ n ur I ) von)) Knox, 1910 Lake street—Sabbath school gt he was home again. He was calling his | 1 4 ! Each lady grab a man! consequent _upon a let-up in his word. | ple. Still the picture which such scien- | of th iohurist at 9:30 a. m. Children's | o' "0iq" proaching: sorvicos 86 1040 R g 4 wife endearing numes. He told b of his son, before the fury of the storm | Ripst tenin pull to the right! The minor details, such as hardening, | Gific theories conjure to the mind is ap- | festival service at 2:80 p. m. Evensone at | o84 a5 W™ puate M laating: Wednesdly hiow ho had bunted for the gold and sil- | had abuted sufticient for him to venture [ Grab hands, and cut away to ¢ 3| ete., arc of, but small importance, und | ralling. The voleanoes of the voleanic | Wy, Suearers alwiys welcomo. Johin | ouowing'at 7:50, Kov. Paul Martin, pastor, ver and had found it. He had dug it | to muke the nearest settlement. next! will'not be gntered into here. period were nothing like the volcanoes e e e e rner Dodge and Seventosnth " out of the ground. It was his; it was | Andas ho told me the story the form | Six hands 'round! RULES FOR WRESTLERS, of to-dny, Their eraters extended for | A male quartette will assist the ¢ W. J. Harsha, pastor, Ser- her’s too, and the paby’s. And then the | of the old mountaincer often trembled | Doe-se-doe—and a doe-doe-doe! The rules for training for a contest at | miles in length. They were great rifs | song service at tho Southwest Presby- | Vices at 10:80 and 7:45. Young pooples poor fellow caught h by up in his [ with emotion, for the death of his son Fourth couple sa-shay down 1 9 | wrestling eannot be bet described | in o mountain chain which poured out | terian church, Leayenworth ing at 7:00. Sabbath school at 12 m. nrms, and in his wild funey, played | yeurs before had saddened his old age. | center! than by deseribing the training process [ unceasingly floods of molten matter, | Streets in the morning, LATTER DAY SAINTS CHAREL. with it. He was playing with the child’s And that story! When he told it, 1 Su-shay back! of William Muldoon, who is probably | and fed great lakes of seething five, | munian will be celebrat rthwest corner Twenty first and Clark curly locks. Called it pet name knew e had scon us sending away the | Whoop 'em up! the king of Gymco-Itoman wrestiers of | This overflow lasted for years, perhaps | 5010 4nd song scrvice, ' Sermon ) Atroot, iing at 11 o'clock 8. mei A8 then in his imagination, hugg hody af Colonel Harper. The old | Git away girls; git away fast! the presentday. Muldoon, while here | for centuries, and during the whole of | Laiier Dax." The Rev. Dr. Bwing, of Indla, | 7:80p - m ; Subbulh school st 13:40.p. T ALk child up to his bosom. Again he spoke | mountainecr’s heart was full of sywm- | Gentsin the center, and four hands | last week,spoke as follows on the sub- | this period it must have been impossi- ; g M - of his mine. Aguin he played with the | pathy. Do vou understand his philoso- | *rouna! jeet: Y O (A o =t et T p S O e TRINITY CATHEDKAL Notes. curls of his baby child—and was dead. | pPhy and why he told the story? There you go—to yer seats! “I have mywown 1dens on the subject | of the eruption. How enormous a ter- | processional NN Carey'| Y 1o Central United Freabytorlnsulee J Wondor not that tears came into our | One of the noblest and best known | Whoop-la! f Dt Taa i s rocessional 4 4 & arey | ey, John Williamison, pastor of the church, and, while they may differ | ritory it covered may be inferred from | “Christ Our Passoy 8, [have found them effective | the fact that South park, in Colorado, | Glorias........ . ut to' practical use. When | shows signs of having at one time been | Te Deum Festival in £ v well in the ag- | training for a contest, I ri y early | a burning lake. The ti Jubilate in . . women in v is Sister | an B . hilling | will speak in the m g on “Zion's Al Avy Sehilling | tractiveness.” [u theevening, “The Designs Buck | of Christ's Death and Resurreetion. ullivan eyos as we watched by his dying bed- side, The scene tells its owns story. cky mountain count - - from othe iza,of Denver, a member of Mr. Osgoodby, of Alb y J al slsterhood of Philadels | fonr hoss hon poiiy canys 884 bis | whon | i. o A s i 1 v ry of a single ! One of the hard questions asked Rev, W. ! Five of us were sick, all at *the same [ phia, Shnn grogate. Ho is six feet six inches in | and take a short walk before breakfust. | creation involves the belief that man- | H¥IIL ot OPEE | s, of the irst Prosbyterian ehurel, j time in a western hotel. The writer eyt NODLE WOMA £ height, the oldest son is two inches | After that meal is over I put on heavy | kind fled from the voleanic district and Fivehy,, uow thut My Hedeeisor -1 | 18 “Do you believe in luck " “He will - was one of the number, d-pneu- or over twelve yoars she has been | shorter, the next is six feet three, the | clothing and start out for a breather, 1 awful spectacle from afar. | Giorias t23se A0t | deavor 1o answor it Sunday night. A large monia wus raging, and there was but | engaged in charitable work in Denver, . . chorus will be in attendance. i Fry Pk 0 next six feet two. and the youngest, | run about three miles, say a miis and a Dr. Yates indulges in som huk at the county hospital in particular. | 4 1ad of ten years, is six feet ‘one inch | half out and back, acd goat a good pace. | tion with . Many hamoless hor” and unfortunase | gall, I am not an advocate of long and tedi- | of California. He infers, from the ab- | Kecessional...... 5\ Ane WAL0R 800 Dol Qrey e ous travels, I see by the cablegrams | sence of mounds and of such works of Dhciont thays pour. 1will relate obe | A Chattanooga cabinetmaker hap- | from Europe that Sullivan is doing his | fortification as w 08 of in Ari- | {jrocess ) £Sae MBGERIY OWR Qb- })cnud to leave the door of his shop open | twenty miles a day, Idon't belicve in | zona and the Mississippi valley, that | (lobis . servation, but it is ouly one of hundreds | for a few minutes, and a pugnacious | that. “If Sullivan really is doing that | they were a peaceful race, not given L0 | Benedicite. ..., .. o.rnrrrrn that could be told of her noble work, | Plymouth Rock rooster walked in, The | amount of work he will wear away some | war on their neighbors. If so, they | “God Hath Appoinicd a Dy and in many an eastern home they | fowl ste; pped up to a 850 mirror and be- | of that wonderful strength of his and go | must have been very 5 e L T mhe noxt re of the Evangeli- ~“l‘;' ‘f"f“"l‘l cal Alliance of Omaha will be held Munsls, oo RUMbAUIL | 4he Bnd of April, at 2 p.m., atthe Y. M. C. A hall. This will be an important areeting, and a large attendance is desi v v |m~u‘1jlmr of any Kvangelicul church 18 8- ! X vited, ) 400k | Elder Mark H. Forsentt will preach at the Gilenrist | Lattor Day Saints chapel, Twenty-first and ne specu Sanctus...... gard 1o the prehistoric ra Gloris in Excelsis little hope for a of us, and we all thought home was & long way off, At this same hotel was an old maid, and before taken sick, we had been unkind enough to remark to some of the boys that i7:h: were to use a razor on her upper lip she would soon have a good oustiche, Some of the hoys secmed ular meetin Processional . Carey vy Schilting i, - e i 3 - g , different people | Sing we Alleluia ’ s chap v ) 0 think the same. She never heard it, | would suy “God bless her,” did they | gan to fight with his own shadow. A | into the ring with Mitchell a stale man. | fram the Aztecs and “Toltecs, whlo c!u-- Effertory—"Come See the Place Where Clark stroots, b 7:40 o'clock ’w"d“g evepivg N never knew of what had been the topic hull_nmw that an absent son had been | clatter of breaking glass followed and | When I return after my run I am | ried fire and sword into Moxico, and Jesus Lay"...... 3 fonbadi | o0 the theme, *Laying ()'n of Hands, 1 { of side conversation. But that woman | %o kindly cared for by her in his last | the mirror was a complete wreck thoroughly rubbed down with | whose companions raised the massive | Halleluiah Chorus from Messiab.... Haudel | = At the Parle avenue United Dresbyterfan | | syenged herselfon us al! a thoussad | hours, ¢ — . sk omals Aty nis T | XOOEMONMEED GRS SRS 08 SHAGNIER | Roosesinal oo iiubault | ehurel, Rev. J. A. Henderson will take for fold, ? e Oue pleasunt summer afternoon T | Poverty Flats, Juckass Prairie, Hell's | dress and lounge around until dinner | the Lorillard expedition explored the Aangin BTN, S T Do PR sty A vOrssy Nl ’ T2 WAS 000D NUKMNY visited the hospital, and entering a | Hole, and Devil's Ranch are no longer | time. After the poonday meal I take a | ruins, But the science of archalo Plral. Ay antiets wid Cuita) ¢ — ' She knew what we most nooded was | ward I found Sister Eliza enga; i . EY | Charles 3. Nowuan, pastor. S western postoflices. They have been re- [ short stroll, and then returning strip | will have to make more progress before | Sunday at 10 b g 4 ! n Sunday Yesterday’s internal revenue colle hor mission.of mercy and love, poor J named. and prepare for practice. 1 always "B S50 p. H " C. K. 0:80 p. w. | tions amounted Lo $1,098.71, 1, whom e & m, and we can feel sure of the characteristics | schoolD:0a m. Y. P good nursing, snd that old w