Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 27, 1891, Page 8

AT D0 AOTINE AN rpp |ing the prosfuent ana goveraor | v | profits of the semateen’ go into a fund for I PRAYE toname the Thaoksgiving day, Should an 5 s | fho purpose ot . s ASTI \ ) , | to'name the Thanksgiving d oule { MU, | the purpose of ‘providing the home with w ” " lL\“l\(’ A\D “ E H‘R athoist be the president of the United States | * | various desirablesefor which the government or the governor of n state, said official would | makes no apprapeiation. There s a luvgo Taugh in his sieeves whon ho issucd his lit- hail which is & combination church and thon- 1ol fiay Tt tlo sermon calling the people together for \ iched | ter. Tho exponsesof muintainiug this, pro- Thanksgiviaz Day Fitting'y Obssrvad by | tomermon calik . oo 1o Rovember, | ey Give Thanks for Tatkey Fura viding scenory, seeuring concerts, dramatic Omaba's Prosperons People. The spoaker would have the day fixed by Them by the Ton, compavies and othor entertainments are statute and would have it declared a legal paid out of the profits of the “‘canteen,’ e holida; A o largo ind erowing - balanco s loft in q It was well for .peoplo to thank God 's N, | the fund. The hall seats about 1,100 SPECIAL SERVICES IN ALL CHURCH o e A P wes. and lux- | [EEP INTO UNCLE SAM'S BIG KITCHEN. | g "ig™ furnishea with opera chairs, i urios, “but ' i offering up thelr jyiich ean ensily o romoved, when {ho ball Al o 1 thanks they should unde nd ~ wh is wanted for daneing parties. “We have to ong time ago, as we co a e e o a sho spartment in ot - Worthy Charitable Orzasizations | thoy wore saving, The worshin of Jesus was | One Thousand Men Seatod at His | send: down to Loavenworth to got folks to e count things out west, we opened a shoe depart n_our es Made the Subjects of Material ranldiy becoming the worship of an ldcal Table in Ninoty Seconds—The | danco for us, s we arw gettiug a littlo too tablishment in a :~nul| corner on our sec mu{ floor. We opened it with a class of footw c.u- \ ' 3 i people look moroe to real men and ’ b old and stiff-legged you know." This was y oi de s for ue dirac ’ : g Altention nksgiving at tWomen us cbjects of gratitude, 'The Wonders of System and the Wy the gata viewed the desraonity | Which was made for us direct by leading manufacturers and which we were ;\I»!v to guarante : e g of this age did not want Socrates, Discipline. of having swell balls at the home, it veing | in every way. Je beg sall wlynas e K ey T Blan nq % u:l e o or any of tho othor saints to pray for them ovident that the city folks got the lar in every way. We began to sell shoes as we sold everything else, at a small profit, m: ‘l\'"FZ L They were willing, "‘»;\‘v-\'vl' o i ll‘m*" astEen \{!-""l'"f ”';"‘}w\nv-‘l . There is a fine or- | twenty five and |1|I)’ cents where the regular shoe man raade from one to thlu‘ and even four | saints and men credit for what they have | .y ivinel Us old fellows ought to | CHESUEL, und when o dramatic company is Even if they had L.m..\) nothing else fOr | oy, Gratitude, the speaker said, tended to L,iul i “‘l‘(~“ o 11\\”“«‘« ""'i”::‘\‘ "‘”r:'; :’: | cured the show is fr 0,0 al, tho oxpanses [ dollars, It didn’t take long for people to find out that owr shoe shop wa ' which to bo thankful, Omaha's citizans must | kinduess and the present gen- | §ive s icle Si ghty clever to | being paid from the fun ho same hall is 5 - P . i 2o W, AUra e bave returned thanks for tho beautifyl | eration should leave sometbing he- Ho ought to_be good, you. say, to thoso | sed Tor church sorvie s tiere being @ ‘:“ place to .‘lt SR !,wnll unde ||\U.1‘lm;‘. and trade in this department,like ol aRioing ¢ o thedny | hind for thoso who arc to follow. 10 suved the countey ! Well, it's o country | Protestant pulpit in one end and a Catholic [ the famous peac kB vy ) » ol ¢ g (o e P LAGHALHILL LR o) If" A “": When this principlo became tho religious | vtk saving, I tell you 1t's the only conntey | Bltar at the other, so that all shades of belief b eselateay seen by “Johnny Jonc -“T‘l his sister Sue,” it grew, it tll\"“'“ as balmy, mild and "-”“‘”“ 8 0 1 Jaw, then the main ovject of lifo would oo | \CL0 SRS L 4 Y | blend in harmonious worship without any of sw, and of shoes 5 we sold a *slew,” compelling us, from sheer necessity, to pril morning. There was not a trace of un- | waqiized 0 ahting i the skirmishes about creeds and heresios |+ ’ T A ‘ L et 4 9 It was the white-haired guido of the Sol- | which chractorizs the ehureh lfo of civile | §iVE it more room, R Ay until finally it outgrew the second floor quarters entirely, 8 ’I‘HIC OMAHA DAILY B ‘ l and pleasantness daring th y hiours, though ankfulness, e said, was about all that during the afternoon the sun was obscured | was left to worship, “and now lot us cling to | diers FHome at Leavenworth whose patriotic | fans. 5 ‘ and the chilly b w rather sharply FolTBIonWilL bulldy 1s ho grocted The oppressed 4‘[.:\,,( [,;,,‘.4,,,,\‘”, and we moved it g to our commodious basement sales room, The churchos drew their quota of devout | FE ! ) I8 ¥ o Bee representative at the entranco of the | eynments turn to this country for free h where we are do- B8 5 yday s oreates 3 sines y sttondants and tho pastors who presidd The Lutherans' Thanksgiving. big dining hall. There was a Celtie accent & IR0 drc tav thY “Fa0: dsd ot Salvation by ! £ 4 today the greatest shoe business in the entire tho various | The Lutheran churches of Omaha heid a | to his words which indicated that the speaker | Oil for theiv pains ing west. Although we carry all sorts of shoes for all sorts of men, union sorvice at tho Kmmanuel Lutheran | \wus an adopted son of the rapablic for which It s aslight cold frequently contracted S EW e Wik 35 B i s sFe r others LELIOEASAUIA e Mt MBI G R A the two shoes that ; ; have more than any others placed this depart- this, as it is the corner stoneon which future | wppreciation thus found ves At the union services at places of worship found uotning of which to | OB SOEvIEe BL LG e (s strosts i complain in the way of attendauce. v 11 odlosk this . foronoon, = The [ DO had risked hisll 3ull's Cough Syrup in the beginning stages W . iy : y After the morniug hours, the day was | church was well filled with de " RHaIHe GliEed: ment on ‘‘good focting,” and which more men are wearing than are wearing any other six {ven upto feasting and frolicking. The | vout worshipors, Rov. A. G. Freden | Thenhe led the way into tho great cook it TR N R i en ek Bl L B LR given up n AT v e 0 | oaiis r kinds sold in the city, are our Two-fifty Goodyear Welt,” and our Three-ninety Dre Griffith read the ripture lesson. Hatw R My 46, Vot Supposs 1kl Shoe. wens dined at theso public hostleries witn | SHIRE KA LS BES FEEIR A odish wos do- y do you suppose it will their families, while on the othor hand tne | A thanksglving sermon In Swedish whs » and whose gratitude seomed so deeply appreciated. hotels made spacial spreads, and many citi- Ve 4 Rt : I'hese shoes, we say to you, are right in every way, and if .A(l(‘ ou wear " T e e T Kick at v RTE - tkicks,” voiae notel bontdor tool: avaniage immany. | livered by Rev. C. G. Wedeon and A. W, | gy b ® oSl iia o waila do, bt it would it you wear .lln m you've got any cause to | . at your A kicks, return Instances of ‘an mvitation to ‘euloy W14 | jiyored the sermon in English, His addross | have to weigh 2,300 pounds. As wo can'vget [ The Wabach are now selling round them to us and we will remedy any fault with either cask (the amount you HLLLLE SR o was earnest and eloquent 50 big o bird all together, we make up the | btip tickets good wning June 1, f paid for them) or new shoes, They come in all sizes, all widths, all styles take to give onr little family a Thanksgiving | TO Summer Lands via the Wabash friend, il ius celebrated th 10liday by " > Rav. ) mething a hittle ¥ SFio8 I'ne benediction was pronounced by Rev. | «woirhit by a wazon load of ones, but | 1892, toall the w ¢ resorts in ¢ ¥ , L B LATAL of the usual order of | @ “A" vy olstrom, thiovelant fa thors il the e ontetder. | nessee. Mississinpi, Alabumn, G of toes and lasts, in either lace or congress, and are such ! comfortable fitters i ,.'“" _pleasure ;u.;(.,l.:\ |!I.‘, Turkey Too R or i : ably aver a ton of turkoy,” :Wn:::;‘.N‘\H"‘h‘znv:l -,:y‘lfl»“‘.f aw that men troubied with corns have been known to smile 8 30, after trying on a foot bull game proved quite an | Overat tho county jail the eghty inmates [~ 4oy Tl By e 3,000 old | , Arkansas and Toxas. : attraction, ana at the theaters the | had no particular reasons for feeling thaalk- The quickest and hest route to the it LUG kL, soldicrs in tho home,the preparations foran or- | ppoy gtk AP 2 dinary meul, to say nothing of a Thanksgiving pair of them. Aside from shoes, we carry a g ) full line of Slip- showing of advance sales plainly indicated | ful, They were glad that they were not in Springs of Arkansas, oe tickets | hepg for the man in the house, and Overshoes Ti e jouk 0 3 Arctics and [\uh- how many would spend the evening. The | the penitentiary, but thero was nothing else and full information in regard to rou Knights of Pythius entortained thoir friends | that caused any'of them to bo in a joyous | feish fe nfeossariy ou So c.uensive d sealo | o, 4 oL south call at Wabish ofiice, 1502 | bers for the man out doors. Need we men- SEBESEERES 3 tion it? \We sell head often swims at the thought of provid- | Farnam street, or write G. N. Clayton, :m for a gre: 3 1 2y c rou’ iy < £ “ s anywhere e I o OF four ok asin b (o ok them for a great de money than you'd pay anywhere else, tuble, at the Coliscum, where wany of those who | mood. The day passed off the same as other had been o n works of charity during | days. Turkey, accompanied by cranberry ¢ pleasantly spent the latter vart | sauce and plum pudding, was exhausted be of the day, aud on all sides an aiv of general | fore the jail was reachiod. As a result the A satisfaction and contentment scemed to pre- | prisoners partook of the every day fuce Something of a Kitehen. HOME FLLOM WASHINGTON, i which consisted of beef stew, boiled potatoes, he preparation for an every day dinner is e At Dr. Duryca's Church. bread and coffoe, u wondorful sight. The ranweé is big enou Omana's Convention legates A very large auaionco assembled Biz Feast at the Hospital. 0, SO LEIEE G iedd I Ll turn o0 i S, ; SonSesaR Siavs bread ovens turn out between 500 and (30 ! 0 5| ongregatiol hurch . ot tho - [iest Cougrogatlonal = Ghurchh | Ay o county hospital the timo honorod | loaves at ono bakitg. The soup vats boil 400 | A number of tho custom of serving turkey was observed, At | galions. In another part of the great kitchen | committee ou the national republiean con- }o'clock the 03 inmates of the institution | stand tiye huge copper kettles, cachi bolding | vention roturned from Washington yosterday filed into tho largo dining room on tho first | Sixty gallons of coffee, euch medl requivg S0 \ i led - i al requiring at o'clock, The tramn was duc at ficor and at once commenced making sad | galions, Everything eclse 1s ou the same | o LS ¢ ] i B i e aOtas ookt | havoe of tho twelve turkeys, stacks of “pota- | mammoth scale, Two mon are kept busy all | 934 & M. but was dotamnad soveral hours B toos, cords of bread, minco pie, cranberry | the timo chunging the huttor fram the firs | by holiday business along tho road. i sauco and black co I'hey ate like a lot kins into little pats, one for cach man for Inthe party wored. M I'hurston, Gov [ v ' sic 5 exceptionally fine, both by By av ’, - ¥ - 1 - tehi 3 - q, e Y tho ontivy | Marvest hands and forn time a famine 'was | each meal. A suflidient number are put into - Saunders, Major Clavison, T\ L. Kim- Today we place on sale in our furnishing goods department, (second counter on the NE] AN TaaBRIY FoiR X threatened, but County Agent Mabonoy was | a large but shallow drawer, which slides into ! 5 ¥ 5 ) : i : : sorvico soomed Lo deeply. Lpressive to all | G, LT et B dlsnl i ::‘.\,‘.Lw.n’»):u‘.u S Gl o left) 128 dozen splendid fine heavy wool underwear, in brown, tan, lilac, heliotrope and pearl qultov: 1 5, Stoecih, 0, rond tho flst serip: i e e o e B0 ol i lives ek ceriohn i ot oFonbILE shades, in all sizes, beautifully finisned goods; goods that are being sold at a dollar and a half ro losson and Rev. T. 1. Cramblett offercd ! : tehe > the commissary supplies, this | B & s Pty g < =5 o ramo ovv s Tlio men at tho feast ocoupiod two lons | dopariment bearing the appearanco of an | & county © & fral | committee ot | to two dollars in every store that's got 'em, at a doller a garment, Without doubt the best r. r Ty ort opening ad- c nan Anderson | jmmense wholesale provision hous N [ty Rt UERUUL E0F DOULURT it s t DS iuryentuan mado 8 shariopenive il ljnu NicCovmic, raspoctively. Boing amonk | Uityets of pigs' foot wero noticod standing | Seyeral others. value we've been able to show this season, in hunin nature was iugratitude, He be- [ lieved in showing thanicfulnoss for every ood thing received and for tue kinduoss and Wom in's Relict Corps. friendship of the good and noble. Above and | mpo Auxiliary and Relief corps of b fondship of blio e L e Au a0d Retief corps of both peyond ail, the speakor satd, peoplo should | (ustoe nd Coole posts, Grand Army of the Do thankful to Almighty God tor life and It | Ropuolic, took advantage of Thanksgiving sl e s Rlad ) to 15 what | day to net a littio monoy” for thelr respective willing to acknowledge the gooduess ol‘)l a llil].f\'if]{" ;ul-:;:.wll;-l:'n\ (lJ:lL :,l;“[l||;u~m;(;irml the vacant store room under their | ppanksgiving dinner for an ordinary ovitineaaTyn Bald hat Ohoofthe surest | lodge room in Goodvich ball, corver of | younion, the query comes with ences of thar c 0 human | pyonty. >aul streets, and at each 7 o bieart was tho willingness to ussist those who | Teouty-fourth and baul strcets, and had oot been providea with the comforts of at 11 oclock to particip swbers of the Omaha Thanksgiving services. 1t was a union m ing in which the ations of the Iirst Prosbyterian, Piest Baptist, Fivst Methodist, FirstChristian, First Congregational and Mr. Smith bore with him tho goldon brouze basket which had coutained the beau- titul bouquet which had been presented to bim by the prosident of the National Building association. Ho al ione of the heautiful littlo fiags which the committee nad used decorating its headquarters, and u large photograph of the new postofiice. Ono of the lust mentioned oldest inmatos of the institution they [ avone side. They had been rolied out as a wero given the positions of honor. part of the rations for supper that nizht, and the information was given that the ond meal would easily empty the barrsls. To gota single meal for two or three thou- sand mer, seems a herculean task, but this must be done, not once alone, but three t t times a day, 355 days in the year, and leap roliof funds. The' ladies of Cook | vouronce mors. To tho Rood houso wil post served dimner and - supber Wwno gets the headacho planning for a single | MEMENLOCs was aiso iu ol s 25 | Dave Mercer., How aid we fose the convention?? Major o s Tioret e thelord ot the | Clarkson was nsied. meal fod @ large number of hungry thanks- | fovior, BoW 18 ftdonet ’h”:‘,'“"’“‘mc“L”l’,}: “We lost it he roplied, ‘because it givers, but thanks alone did not pass current. | thu orainary tmysteries of his own bome the | Seemed to be tho opinion ‘of the com the possession of life and he would therefore ask the audi- In Custer ¢e 5 reet. " t ac 00 to. > n thanksgiving, offering to G ister post hall on Fifteenth street, an | ho' could not make for himself a cup of | Witiee that we jcould mnot acommodato - q : f : s ‘;(‘.,.«"r'f?.'ff.a’fi,‘,“i'.',’ka’iL“fl‘.'-‘x.f"ffi'\';R“ifwfl ontortainment was given in the ovening, | docent coffoo, it scoms hardly jessa puzo | e people. — We gained, however, The cabinet photos are coming from all directions. Door and tho Old Womon's Home, The col. | Wider tho auspicos of the ladies of the corps. | how one such mammoth dinner conl bo | Jection was thon taken upand a liberal sum | Areor the address of welcome by LAWFeNce | muae ready without a bit of help or advico | Whitmarsh an excelier t iterary and musical oneof the arzuments wo made and that v that_the couvention ought to como west of tionawnglon taken o pank ! o A AR S > | the Mississippi. -Sau Fraucisco, Minncapolis = ————— realized for these two worthy institutions. program was. rondored, both oid and young | [0 even eno female, fut throughout the | ;14 Omahn nzroedupon this point.’” irsha, pastor of the First 4 Y great establishment there is not a woman to ; % % : o onod tho ses. | Participating. * Kefreshments wero — thett | bo calied vpon for aid. We lost the convention,” suid Mr. Smith, [ E NO C‘)‘ TR NO PAY. o church, then preached the ser- | sopved and the flooravas cleared for dancing, “act gotion'is because we dia not have cnongh of hotels.” mon. His text was found in the third chapter i 1t “action, action, is 10 be the 2 i 5 | Fr¥ et MR R e fier | which continued wntil a new day Was oot of oratorical s hero the secret Wo lost tho convention,” said Mr. Me i g Scclesiustes and tho eleventh verse. tho | Uihroqf, A beautiful silk orazy quilt, | SIo%00 otalorienl stccess, hvo thoe secrot I8 ague, woecause of theaction of Mr. Hui dunt_ harvests, the bustling autumn trade Jhey aave L osts, tho | 2de | Jom time, was dixposed of by raflle, netting | SSGIH Y That Yos L L :mrl~inr:l'":‘r;mnl\\)\;x'«-‘l;,”r:;g";df:‘l tho corps 30, Tho winaing ticket was No. | 1\1¢t be ','.‘L.“.,‘d;“}“,' LogS anct that AIDUCE | owever, beforo the volo was taken wo 1409 DOUGLAS ST., 3 L s ’ 155, and was held by Mr. Orrin Bates, SRas L Ao Tia LAl 2t e e RO eeun e A the greatest deviation from that time has not Laab e acal e for the blessings of the past summer, The At Castellar Pr.sbyterian. for over a year exceeded three minutes, us. = Boades that, ko wot wp and sid | QMAHA, NEBRASKA. 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. speakor i back in his imagination and | Lust night the Castellar Strcet Prosby- tn the Dintng Room. by his state to voto for Omaba, but that he gradunte In medicino as diplomas show. I LA, alled e many vright scenes that clus- | torjan Sunday school rendered a long but | qpe dining r : ; dished the 3 £ @ it Disise! A bermsaiat Blen cuicane AL Sorcd about the Thankeg\ving dava of yoars | Lore Sunday school tendored a long bit | 1ho diniog room luys claim to bo tho I wished them to understand that e < ; M annoon Semina. Wonkness.. Nikht Lossca, iy i B, an ol that had long gonoe by. In eloquent and | gpq recitations, The exercises opened with touching words he painted the memorios of | “america” and closed with ~Home, Sweet the past and exhorted the Vast audicnco 1o | jiomo" by tho congrecation. Tho buiiding ;I" ish LS ";”W 'l"li gHiong of ““s‘"“' was filled even to the parlor and lecturo ome and the happy Thauksziving times | yoom, and when the time for the collection | ¥, cromtis Hiclrsr Ction unless on the hypothesis that there of their youth, ‘Thi nddress was Lstoned 1o | aous tho. pastor sanoumced. thae S50 the | [orroomy nisles and wallways. | dinors are | fiLon UtessOn LS, RAPBIRERS thel 0Ce with profound attention. w1y payment on tho O. I Davis Toan, | Yrey i, (Aoles, sich scating thirty wen | Cofurado and Miunesora, tuat. in the ovent 2 e s e Ghinaaral fell due in December. Contributions werd | thites ave cloared i roat o e S4HM We H Niinneapolis did or did not gt the convention : : THE HOTED SPECIALIST in tho treuts: Soll6ited e wlisn ki heliz| 15 TanaNpledass||iLac o aroicloarolliatid resols this year Minnesota would voto for Dy 2 4 Tho union servico at Trinity cathedral was | S0 4 e \ 0 had boon | .. Vho but m. wonld thinic it pos- | th's Jour_ CHCe0W WOLT YL sow Thite 7 J 7 oo s iy Gt o | St MU e, RS | S LA Mo s o | 0 D B s s PRIVATE D:S&:ASES ditorium 10 the doors. ‘The sermon [ B1O% S0 BIRRCO B0 on 19, veady, | one time, uy waiters rushing | sources, so ug e aoout, slopping soup and breaking b s mpiot s tho | L statoto vote for .Omann 1 had told us k an pmpieto 18 Uhe 1 hapho would voto forit. A few minute learncd that he was going to vote agaiust gular gradunte In modicino as diplomas show ‘ating with the ston this coutinent, v dining rooms | Was going to vote in the matter kin ana Urlnnrs Organs. N D 'Lk lindertake nnd fal i o Jata ot dlOg Fooins || gg= ng¥ folt: dlsposcil.Thab . spaach s o O e rotarias of LAfc) Bont free. OMos hours—oa w. 108 p.m. Sanday d 8 | cost s four or fivo votes. Hummill first 104 to 12 m. * Send stamp for roply. { voted for Sun Francisco and next for Miune apolis. We could not oxplain Mr. Hammill’s open adjoining rooms, but here is one g room, in which are seated 1,030 men without auy crowding, while génerous space is given if Omaba sccured the convention this time ; 17 senrs oxporicnc s icturo . Y Denver would not have any chauce thoe next e OBy Strigtare Rev. T, J. Mackay of All Saints’ S s g dishos | Denve 3 / & ordiiculty o il i i chnseaints’ | as it wils on dedication day, to meot its o Roa v 18T EASl A0ea HIC b ay ek o et Shises of the Blood and Ski alm for his text. gationss S, food all on:the tables before his’ guests enter gnidgGovonon Despondont. Diseoremzed. Relief obtained withont 1o2s of timo 1d he belio: i > the S AT O AV Sannders, “because of combinatic Itwas | Offico honra from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunda | ol Ho said he believed it doubtful if tho ma- S CTm s the hall. ‘Lo put upon the tables’ tho tons of | FAINACES hteanse of Colmbimatins, LS | - D T e m 3 Y bushess, e ot powbeul zemedies ki to odorn ve gum.\ & 'I"I::lmll’: ILNL”“: l’<1i\|$"d l}]}:;‘skll‘\“l‘: How nicely Hood's Sarsaparilla hits the cause of speeches made on the outsiae and on Rpecinlists in Chronic, Nervous, Skin and Blood the despondent become cheerful from rencwed Vitality, Anibitio; 106" prono Lo think. onty of thoir matests) | 1eC0S Of people who feol” ~all tirea out,” or | cloths or napkins, but the tblos ara scourad | the floor.” Diseases, ; o SR and Conrage. My resonrces and facilities for doing Dlsiness ara Possesaions und to measuro thelr gratitude | Ut down,) fromany cause. 1t scems 10 | wyito as snow, and at cuch man's.place is s g#r Consultation at office or by mail free. unsurpassed. All pondencestrictly private. Writo for terme, accordiugly. We should not selfishly forget others. The sun that blesses one lund muy of Manhood and Ambition, W ity Bad M “\Ve lost the convention,’ food and gallons of soup and driuk takes less than five minute: Tuere ave no table A Preventive for Croup. Medicines sent by mail or express, securely cireulars and auestion list. 14th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb, Vo want o or to know. ? packad, freo from observation, Guafantees to Yol yamothogitolnowithagorg cure quickly, safely and perimni ntly. — ey '.',". A‘ll;llllllvn\;l{?-gl”v"n chaglam _""_]l".':‘\m“." 50 | put the necessary dishes so arranged that as hat all moves sm work becomes & | ne .ooks down” tho liue of three hunared Seoreh unothor. Whilo o have an atundance positive delight. Be sure to get Hood's. feet, the white plates and vowls form rows | S be prevented. True croup never anpe 2 2 MLt 3| . The most widely and favorably known epeciol- o o tho go0d things of 1ifo. hovo, hundrods of | Hood's Pills act cspecially upon tho liver, | of Mathematical precision, whethor viewod | Without a warning.. The first symptom i3 | e’ fia Uit Stntes, Eheie lon expotionce MOOR]}’ thousands in Russia are starving, While | rousing it from torpidity to its natural duties, | 8t tight angles or diagonally. appoars to. have Mo skill and universal success in the auisadsRinitnzsle uro staryiia JWhilellirousingi Tt b tims 10w to being on the fond. Two | tiken a cold or a cold may have accompunied | trontmont and cure of Norvous, fivo/mon fnbusincss ‘sucocod in lifo, niucty- | curo constipution und assista digestion, manYIHwbitadnokcate i tand i oo o B0 | tho hoarseness from the start. Aftor that a | icnl Diseases, ontitle ther ot I FUR CAPES. Prosperity in material affairs is too smail AT tral aisle, at the end of cach table, forming a | Peculiar rough cougn is doveloped, which is |t the full confidence of the afllictod evorywhore. v & 3 L SRS mak SAVING TEACHENS' SALARLE 3, 3 1 f ! s followed by the crozp. The time toact is [ They guarantec: & unugo. for measuring tho favor. of line 1n open order equal to two military com g !y o g ol omrwtia "to" vast elority | g0\ it vinor Sohemis Will bo Gone | MICK OU from: tho witchen s olla s | IO tho Chlld s bergmos hourse; fou | & SERTAIN AND FOSIIYYR OURE for o MEN'S FUR of tho huwan race would havo ari tal e, on whoels, ladew | bcvent tho attack. ven after a rough | thutfollow inits train, litle 1o be thankful for, ANMOL solidated Next Week, with dishes of ‘meat. Another follows aud | 8 g A ) 18 the man who, hiaviug done bis best in tho | Tho plan of consolidation which has been il anotier, and whion they have all vacliod aoigh Baa supiared he alssnso mpysbi pres o LRIYATE, BLOGD AND| SEIN DISEABES A 3 OVERCOATS. ar of tho , makos a failuro and yot is | taikea o SR ard for mauy | their positions a signal is given, the men in | Yeuted by us a:romod .83 (dieectad JEd s ? ablo to thank God, 1 tho Sight of tho AL | o ,k,k' 'h':",l‘"’,,m_l L‘!'.““l Dol "dl {‘"1 IAY | \wiiita” juckets advance, - each fakos thres | has nover been known to fwl. 25 cent, 50 | o NERKOUS DERILITY AND SEXTAL DI B and All Fashionable wighty John Brown's life was more to pe | \WCCKS and by which it is proposed to do away | dishes and puts them upon his table, It is all Oy LI R (e e |t o with a numoer of small classes and dispenso | over in a minute, the lino is reformed, while PILES, FISTULA AND RECTAL \ .CERS "ho speaker pleaded for o higher, purer, | With the sorvices of sevoral teachers will | the empty trucks roll back into the kitc Ratlrona Notes, guarantesd curod without pain or dstention nobler view of God's favor. Christians | probably be given the initial trial next Mon- | and other food s rolled out i Thenconle of Lincoln have been putting | from business, should tearn to bo thankful for life itseif, | duy in three of the schools of tho city. puv in - placo by a like quick and | great confidencom the prosperity bringing [ HYDROCELE AND VARICOCELE porma- humbled by whiat tho Lora- takes away and | Superintondant Pitzpatrick has about com. | discipitnod” movemont, Tho wihte juckets | powerof tho B. & M. shops, located at o | Rentls and succoestully eured in evory cas grateful for His least fayor, | pleted the arvangements by which several | fall in line and march into the coffee room, | g S ) SYPHILIS, GONOKRH(FA, GLEET, Sporma- g d suburb called Havolock, but thus favit has : God caves very little sut | classes can bo consalidated. and without breaking ranks each picks up i | 5 } torrhaa, Seminal Wonknces, Lost Manhood, oy B8 abony Buugo coffeo pot, and. mavehing ous thoy fily | been a case of hone acferred. Tho buildings | Night Emissions, Docayed Facuities, Femald CLOTH AND PLUSH CLOAKS i Bltanaile b aman@ ot tanls ave boen comploted aftor along pull, but | Weakness and all delicate disorders peculiar to right and left among the tables, and in an- | s 3 e roul | either sex positively cured, na well s all fune- 8#5oud for Fashion Book matled free. ORDERS yield readily to their skillful “reat- centand $1 bottles for sale by druggists, (D cur material prosperity except as it minis- [ ~According to the reportof the superin ters to the spivitual lifo within us, but He | tendent there wero thirty-four rooms in tho & i AORE. ¥ holdsout to us tho hope of heaven and | city schools last months in which there was | other minute the steaming fragrance is going | the¥ — ure — vacant, —and tho reul onnl disordors that result from yo ollica means of salvation. These favors are | v average daily attendance of losst up from well filled bowels ut cach plate, Tnoe [ €state dealers ave correspondingly unhappy. :,'15 "'i'.}) 'n’mll..f.y t.'uufm:;mrr.f." Featia) folle T always opon to us and we should b thankful | thirty-five pupils and but seven rooms in | white jackets arots ken off, the soudior biouses | 1Ui8 now Hitimated at hoadquarters in this ¢ 1 o “ 10 «he divine One for His graciousness. which there was auy uttendunco of wmore | appear in their stead, and'tho dinor servers | C1tY that the shops will be in operation by | Stpjcture Guarantecd permanently eny Jo“H T HAY [ A et toan 6ty five puils ure ready to join their comrades in par soring, Odors avo out, for a wammoth Cor- | Gy "caetio or diiatation. . Ctira' offoctod i . 4 ur Tho board 1 sovoral weeks ago to | of tho ical, Foar groat double do iss eagino and owner machinery, all of which | hon Ty pationt without o moments pain or x'“w congrogations of the Calvary Baptist, | give tho committoe on classification power to | different sides of ‘the hall, are throwa | 18 being l'”".‘ :d "-'I”"'I‘ to o “’)'"L‘“ on. 1 is | aunoyance, ¥ Reliable Manufacturers Seward Street Methodist and Second Prese | consolidato classes in which the daily at- | ope and the hung veteraus come | 8180 stated that the works at Platts- o Block. 191 &193 State St., Chicag byterian churchies united in Thanksgiving | ondaneo foil boow fifteen pupils for thirty | swarmivg iu fronf * all dircotions, | M3ath Will be maintaiuc I s ropae shops TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN ':']""rn"':l L services av tho first named church under the | consccutive days. Bach stool has 4 number, and Lhe Bl h- i g thoiraguen-ol The awful effecta of carly \ (Y Jeadorship of Revs. Wilcox, Crano and Ware, The schools in which the plan of consolid- ach man knows his place. He quickly takes | Ashland peonle for a special tram T ‘| A Sure ije vico which brings organic Ifi Y Svening. at raduced rates: and about 00 a weaknoss, deatroying both mind and body, with T TS Tho choir sang us au anthem, “Praiso the | ation will first be tried _will prob- [ it, places his cap on a wire netting under his all its droadad ils, permanently cured Lora for His Merey Enduroth Forever Tho | ably bo the Dupont, the Pacific | and | stool nud is ready for dinnor, It takes jusg | eXpected up to uttend 'the Jefforson ne 3 ¢ apont, acific d t i or ¢ 3 kes just 0. Al b a9 thoso o impr Jore, Doar av sormon was proached by Kov. 5. M. Ware,wiio | tho Jackson. Next Monday is | one minute and a hulf for the 1,080 men to | formance of “The Rivals, Drs. Betts Ajldpes thowo who hnve impar. ol HihaobeyDenniGleml Mave wok his toxt from Psalin xevii,: “The Lord | the time fixed for the consolidation. I tho | entor and become seated. No one touches a Tne Klkhorn has issued a new engraving | qou et = 04 i Sabit, which i r — or years past been troubled with iDL Reigueth, Let the Earth Rejoice,” lan works and is adopted in all the schools | dish until al is givea, and then the | Of HOtSprings, 5. D., that shows the pro- | 1iXi"una" body, unftting them for bu i 3 liousness and tondency to kidney trouble, The church was filled, and boforo the close | where it appears to bo needed it will prob- | clatter of knives and forks breaks forth like | Posed Hotel Kvaus aud the court houseuow | studyor marri T 5 Tree of Lifo is the only remedy I n(]:ln- QSorvices o goad sized collcetion was | ably bring about saving in teachers’ sala- | a tremendous hail storm on a tin roof, under coustryction, MARRIED MEN, or those entering on that : b ve ever found that gave entire relief. taken for the benefitof tho OId Ladies' Home, | ries of from §,000 to $10,000 during the year, PRSI e Nappy lifo, awaro of physical debility, quickly I cheerfully recommend it to those who ARSI 0. dy ¥ Ates the Meal is Over, First Bad Boy—Hi thore, yiminy! Wotyer [ assistod. : s & [ o Ne T pa i PRt i Y an My dear I love your daughter and want ‘Just think of the dish washing” {s the | $nipe from that deug storo! 2 g#7"8end 6 cents postage for celebrated works ! » T, ABEL Iho United Prosbyterinn churchios of | to marey hor, but sio says you have a cons | natural und pructical thought of tho house, | Secoud ditto—Ther nicest thing yor cver [ en Chronic, Nervous ud Dol Disoakcs, 1 M Gt BOE Omabia und South (Pmiaha held union servi- | dition to your consent keeping read: Itisn’t so awfully awful come ou und have suwm, Thousands cured, endly lettor or call Ix-Membor Legisluture. cos .u.n..- :-.n-u Avenue United Presbyvtorian | - Certainly sir, I want you to promise you | after all. The domestic in a pri- ocond bad bo :*Hh out bottle of Haller's | may s eaffering and shan Moore's Troo ot Lita & pouitira cara e iClasy church, Pastor Johu Willinmson, DD, of | will always keop Hallor's Suro Cure Cough | vate family who groans because ' it | Sure Cure CovghiSyrup. T Py AR R s o aaE N N D Coutral chureh, preached an ablo sermion, | Syrupand Haller's Germau Pills for the | takes so much of ‘her afternoon off st ditto-Ob, muy ! ain't that bully! AR AN ANSLREA IS (R A GRS B340 it th Urost Lita itb a0irh o attendal rln \\"’ very large and | children, to wash up the dishes for the littlo dinpe Second ditto ~Betcner life, ma says it's waterial offerings ~ wer sade | Certafnly, T will give them a dose just as | party, will bo amazed to learn that only two | best thiug sho ever saw for couchs and colds. 3 ) for tho benefiv of tho unfertunato. . Tho O | s00q see ey B e ke e aral iab ol ko TIRAAIE 108000 DRS. BETTS & BETTS, or T THE REAL Ladies Home was tho particular subject of | All right—you have my blossing. Those two men wash ovor 12,000 different Fx o i AT ot of | All right—you have my blossing. ! 4 dr 12, ore plained Mis Disappoarance. v romemurauce und the donations (or the aid ¢ ] - plecos, platos, knives, otc. in loss than an | Rasmus Potorsen, the missing Plattsmouth 1409 Douglas St., 4N LINTULL N CHINESE []QC'['[]R, _worthy churity were numerous and )r. 'Cullimore, ocuhist, Bee building. | hour, ho dishes ave washed clean, too, | ... - e fslrvoes “ 4 appropriate. hokgy aouhat,: g | Glalin neat 1y neonionsly’ waed fustend o | 10K, WhO was suposed to haso beon mur- | OMAHA, = = NEBRASKA. Baptists and Methodists Mrs. G'Brien's Funoral tho dish towsl, aud other mechanie al apol. “I"l'\‘"i AR GRSt A“\ A “”\'\" o — — Practical Opticians DR. WELEY . ) ’ < h 2 ances aro called into se 0 save ti d | ceived a lotter from him postmarked sh- Tho Hanscom Park Methodist 13y The funoral of Mrs. James O'Brien took | yusle, B A | B e ataten Lkt bo bas 6fh . e | Ana branch of worla renowned optieal establiah. : YEE CHING church and the Both-Edon Baptist chateh | Place at 9 o'clock yosterday morning from St. | ""Tho “eanteen” gives an opportunity for | I*lattaimouth forgood. His motive in loaving fr Bal'fl] |7 | mentora.s Al puls. ‘Ourmethodts | R jolued 1 L interesting uniou sorvice at the | Philomena's cathedral, Rov. Father Bruen | the veterans to ndulgo in such luxuries as | 5o silently and abruptly s a matter of first named chureh. The visiting wminister, | olemnizing mas: (ho services wore | their pocketbooks warrant. Tobacco surmise, as his business was in good condi The Leadint fustod to the face. i Surery with I ¢ 0ve: 15 your Rev. B. N, Qurris, preached tho sermon, and | attondod. the brother officers of the beronyed | liquors are to be had thers by tion, und his assets are considerably mo DENTIST Eyes Tested Froe of Chargo [nther fhe, x ) BOLSwuAry oF Uro th eyon. ‘The frawmcs Droperly ads 2 udted ant procticen Mod- o xny\l,:l‘-‘.n...;.nll‘\l\.\n ou “The Strength of Our | husband belng nearly all prasont ing for them. Although In Kunsi thai his lubilities, His brother is sellir ey W b opubife.” “Tho congrogation was mado up [ - Tho funoral offeriugs wera very protty, | probibitory luy dnos rov. L% | off the stack, avd after affairs ave straight . Nt s o § Auistral i a1 Avieklaiid, Now of tho full strongth of both churchos aud | among them belng o beautiful cross PRty | beer, which is tho favorite beve ‘e | ened out he will continue the busiuess. Dhird Floor Paxton Block, Prices Low for Firstclass Goods. mion e, Chiligg In 00 spoctallate ed tho ehureh to overflowing, emblom representing the “Gatos Ajar,” the Telepone 1053 16th and Favnam Sts. i iy’ Curos. iomn: nis hackor W Toih s\Sdtad Jupvs ond Unitariuns, Y P PN AR A THE ALOE & PEXFOLDCO, iy e Bt euro Tur 400wt Tinossy b Wovars of nil Kini - Jadion uonteme vore Cupta Cormack, Sergaa Vha n rubhe e #y Perfon ‘. 0 oA large congrogation attendod at tho B A A e \“.L\x‘\h’:;':’.'-yé Bfijaauli cn ranten, LR LBy f Mg o8 1athBhinexh doar 1 Oy | tron aro Invitait. Consnitation frou ¢ pewmple of Isrucl whioro Rabbi Rosenoau atd | und iroman James Cormack.” Tho romains bridge work, just the thing for siners and | Creighton Bl s R S O LR R LR TR L w8 tho Rov. Dr. Mann conducted services. 1o | Waro followad o tholr lust. resting piace in PUBLC wpeikrs never drop down s ars 0 . 09 b s dally i named gentloman, the pastor of the Unity | focgtomotery of tho toly Sepulctire by a Teeth Extracta] Without Pain REMEB ! E'R E church. = The seruion was appropriate to th L o 2 All fillings at reusonablo rates, ul Tromet Reller” Lustiug ¢ No other preparation t (nis out for & sulde T aend - « 2an ¢ a the memory of some the day had becomo u | Character of Syrup of Figs are purposcly v 4 Pond's Extract. sortof tradition. The older peoplo could | BYoided by the Cal. Pig Syrup Company. It J New, Ponitive bicmedg. Ol A remember with pleasure when their grand. | Uets #ently on the kiduoeys, liverand bowels, Kuffering e oceasion aud in the course of his remarks the warrantel. Cu speaker said that Thanksgiving was kopt Commendable, parents, uncles and sunts gathered at the | Sleansing the systom effectually, but 1t is not B e | e o at Powder. STEEL PENS, TOWEAKMENE2 2 | ONLY FREE SEMEDY,” | [ el iy BLCHEGIG | fde Tata mafirgimtioronls | (3.ed in Milions of Homes—4o Years the Siaudard THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. | ivoc .. wowabie, movitun, o | VBN Lere was uo Justification in grant- | Now open for guosts. home of some other relative and then had o | 8 cure-all and makes no protensious that | veat sproad. Tiio passed on and people | ©VOFY bottle will not substantiate. became more scatterad, making such gather- - - .