Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 22, 1893, Page 7

GOD 1N Interesting Proceedings at the Monthly Meet- fng of the Omaha Ministerial Union. REV. T. J. MACKAY REPLIES TO REFORMERS THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS l‘ e Would Not Have the Bible la the Public Schools and Would Dread the Results— God Not a Movable P Farniture, The attitude of Protestant churches to- ward the public schools of the United States was the principal topic for discussion at th regular monthly meeting of the Omaha Min isteral association, held Monday in the Kountze Memorial Lutheran church. At the mecting in January the same sub. Ject sed considerable warmth on account of the rather unlooked for stand that some of the brethren took. Rev. Dr. Hellin o the First Baptist church, Rev. C. G Sterling of the Lowe avenue Presbyterian church few others stoutly in favor of placing the bible in the public schools and even went so far as to say that if the time had c when all religious training was to be omitted from the publi school cwrriculum then they were in favor falling back on the parochial ouly remaining plan by which generati could b heid back ruinous Llizht of atheism Rev. T. J. Mackay of All Saints Episcopal church took a positive stand in favor of the present plan of conducting the public schools, and then and there snnounced it as his in teution 1o present a paper on the subject in opposition to the sentiments he had heard expressed by the brethren who seemed to think that public schools without the bible in them would work the ruin of the coun The reading of Rev. Mackay's paper w jooked forward to with keen inteiest by the ministerial brethren, A number of them were in accord with him and it was expected that there would be some rather warm a gument after the paper had been presented His Own Views of Schools. “The subject of education is what is at- tracting the attention of all thoughtful men today."” run Rev. Mackay's paper. ‘‘Among religious people much alarm is expressed be cause of the absorbing importance of what are termed ‘secular studics.’ The complaint i8 thut so much time is devoted to these sec- ular studics that the children have but little time left for religious education, so called, or the siudy of the bible The speaker said he approuch this part of the subject first as a citizen of the state and then asa clerryman. He had no antipathy toward private or parochial schools until they were made the entering wedge for the purpose of destroying the present of public edu cation, and then he felt it his duty cry halt. He was in hearty sympathy with the higher schools of the various churches, such as Brownell Hall, here in Omaha, conducted under the direction of his own denomination beeaus @ such schools did net come in con flict with the public schools. He had no fault to find with the Cathohe people on account of their peculiar views with regard 10 the essity of maintaining parochial schools. If they thought that was the only plan to pursue with safety they certainly had o perfect right as citizens of a free coun- try to estab and _maintain parochial schools, The loss would be to the Catholic people, who failed to take advantage of the facilities afforded by the public schools, but if they thought that the advantage of hav- ing their children educated under religious influences veculiarly their nwn over balanced the additional expense that the parochial schools entailed upon them there was no ro0m, he thought, for Pretestants to quarrel ith ‘the Catholics about the matter. , “It has beem a matter of surprise to me, ‘howeyer,” said the divine, “being a for- ielgner myself, how any thinking parent who must know the disadvantage under which he labors on account of his foreigm training should desire to perpetuate the same trouble in his own chiliren and compel them to associate with their own kind as if they vs to remain Irish or German citi- zens instead of Americans.” The speaker them undertook to answer the charge that the public schools are god- less schools. He held that the present s, tem was the best and only possible system of public schools that could succeed in a government like ours. State Must Remain Neutral. “Ina government guaranteeing to every ecltizen civil and religious libercy,” said Mr. Mackay, “it is manifestly impossible for the state to prescribe a religious education which shall be satisfactory to all the various religious organizations, Should the time ever come when all Christian churches shall agree upon the essentials of the Chris- tian then relig 0 y become a art of the curriculum of our public schools, R smidl then the # 1st perforce main- tain a policy of neutrality and confine 1ts ef- forts solelv to the training of the moral faculties of its rising citizens. The state must continue in this neutral position or abandon the field entirely to the parochial schools of the various denominations. 1f the latter plan is to be adopted then there will be no security that the work of education will extend to the whole | opulation. In such a case what would {:‘«\me of the ehildren of those who elect to remain outside of all churches! If the state shouid attempt toassist the various churches in their educational work then there ygould be 1o end to the difficulty that would aris It would be ten times greater than the dis- satisfaction that has been brought about by the governwent undertaking to assist the <hurches in the education of the American Indians. This dissatisfaction and jealousy has grown to such an extent that several of the leading churches have recently refused to accept any further aid from the government for their Indian schools. It was caused by the apparent inequality of the distribution of funds. The Komau Catholic church re- ceived nearly 500,000 annually, nearly twice as much us all the other denominatiors com. bined. Imagine the confusion that would arise if the state should attempt to dis- tribute funds for the support of parochial schools.”” Faribault System Must Fail. The speaker held thut the plan of Bishop Jreland, in what is known asthe Faribalt scheme must fail for a like reason. To adopt Bishop Ireland’s scheme would be to wipe out the grand publie school system of the United States he speaker beld that the argument that peaple who sent their children to parochial schools were obliged 10 pay a double tax for educational purposes was fallacious. They were not obliged to pay double. They puid only one tax for educational purposes; the other was a voluntary religious con- tribution. Tt was just as much a religious coutribution or offering as was the amount paid for pew rent or for the poor and the cry of “double tax” would meetwith no sympathy from the American people. ‘Those who wanted schools more in harmony with their own peculiar religious views than were the public schools might have them if they wished, but let them have them at their OWR COst, Mot b the expense of the public. What is & School. {Does the exclusion of the bible from the public schools stamp them as godless schoolst Not necessarily. One brother has remarked that he took his children out of the public schools when they took God out of them. Is it possible that he considers God as & movable piace of furniture! 1 can- not think of God as standing apart from any of the beautiful relationships of life. T tendency of the age is to widen the sphere ‘of religfon $0 that it will include the whole of Mfe. We would not call a fac- tory operated by Christian wen a godless factory becanse there were no prayer meet- held in it. A wan is not necessarily a less man because he does not keep a bible his desk at his place of business. Why, then, should the public schools be called less because the bible is not tuught there! iy not secular studies be pursued in a moral and religlous spirit! As a matter of fact our public schools do teach morality. It may be said that morality is not religion, but _3tis & very large part of it, nevertheless. 1f Ihave to choose between bare morality and veligion without morality, I will take former every time. That the state re- 1e and a were schools as th the rising from the would endeavor to Godle alizes its duty as & teacher of morality there £an be po question. It provides laws for the Buppression of vice and immorality; it pre- vents the circulation of obscene literature; it upholds the virtues of truth and honesty restricts where it cannot abolish intempes ance and lust and rew. heroie by promotions to places of honor. " The speaker said he did not lose sight of the fact that the effectiveness of morality depended largely upon religion. What he wanted to show was that there was no con- flict between morality and religion, but that both were elements of strength in society He thought that it would be unwise to i duce the bible into the public schools for the reason t people not agree as to how should interpreted or empl the school Religion could be taught in_the schools without the bible. He would rather have his taught from a plain ate- chism their duties toward God and man than to run the risk of placing them under an in- competent teacher with the bible in his hand. it be d in Was Generally Approved. The address was very long, but intensely interesting, and when the reading was com- pleted there was @ general approval ex- pressed from nearly all present. Even the brethren who had expressed apparently op- posite views at the previous meeting seemed to swing ‘round and commend the paper. Rev. Frank A. Henderson was the only sue who seemed to hold to his former posi tion, and that was on account of the fact at the public schools in Omaha were sup- ported largely on funds derived from saloon iccnses, He repeated that so long as that vas the ¢ he could not conscientiousiy nd his children to the Omaha schools Kev. Macky will in the near future preach sermon on the san subject it Found—the reason for the great popularity of Hood's Sarsaparilla—simply this: Hood's Cunes. Be sure to get Hood's. - LOW RATE EXCURSION To Houston, Tex 00. My eleventh special exeursion to Hous- ton, Tex., will leave Omaha Monday, February 27, 1863, skets good to_re turn until June 1. Transit limit 15 daye in each direction and good to stop over at pleasure. For all particulars, address R. C. Pat- t , 425 Ramge Building, Omaha. Tt The Burlington's 4:45 7y Chicago Arrives in that city at 8 magnificent sleeping, and dining cars, and he most comfortable train between and the World's fair city. 4 The Burlington's daily service to Den- { s City and St. Louis is equally story icket office 1223 Farnam St. e st Cheap Rates for the Inauguration. For the inauguration of Cleveland and Stevenson at Washington on March 4, excursion tickets, reading via Baltimore Ohio railrcad, “The Picturesque Route,” will be placed on sale at the ticket offices of principal railroads of the west, as well as the ticket oftices of the Baltimore Ohio company. > fare from Chicago will be $17.50 for the round trip. These tickets will b ld from February 28 to March 3 inclusive, and will be valid for return journey until March 8 inclusive The Baltimore & Ohio is the shortest route Washington from nearly puints west. Its trains are vestibul from end to end, and ¢ Pullman sleeping cars. No railroad in America is better equipped than the Baltimore & Ohio to transport with dispatch, safety and com- fort the large crowds which will visit Washington to witness the inauguration ceremonies. Its long experience in transporting crowds to former inaugura- ions, Grand Army of the Republic en- campments, Knights Templar conclaves and similar gatherings on an extensive scale, will prove most valuable in ar- ranging for the coming inauguration. For more detailed information as to time of trains, etc., apply to L. S. Allen., assistant genoral passenger agent, The Rookery, Chicago, or O.P. Mec- Carty, general passenger agent, Cincinnati, O. e jag e 0 THE EEALTY MARKET. and Return—$ m. Train for chair finest and Omaha is to INSTRUMENTS placed on record February 21, 1893 WARRANTY DEEDS. A L Stonecypher and wifeto OF Jant- zen, lot 4, block 14, Orehard Tl JC Barnard and wifé to ¥ E Reid, lot 9, block 4, Matthews sub. G W Loomis and wite to Joseph Lar- san, lot 20, block 8, Westiawn MM Allen nister, south nd husband to Grs 1 feet, lot 8, block 5, north 44 feet, lot 2, block 5, und thut part of ne sw 12-15-10 south of U P railwuy right of way D L Holies und wife to’ W8 Giynn, lots 2, 3 und 4, D L Holmes sub schnittler fo Gottlieb Schnittier, Vinton Pluce Sasesiocs nsant and husband to J B A1 len, an irregular tract in lot 8, block 35, South Omaha, commencing 8 feet south of ne corner... . 8T Peterson to N C Judson, block 3, Arbor Place L R Seymourto B R Pegram, iot 19, block 2, Seymour add............ McGavock & O'Keeffe conipany to L J Graham, lot_ 10, block 2, McGavock & O'Keefre'sadd. ... QUIT CLATM DEEDS, M L Learned to J C Barnard, lot 9. block 4, Matthews'sub....... DEEDS. J B Meikle (special muster) to Omaha Loan und Trust company, e 83 feet of 5 150 feetof e 3 0f w3 ne nw se 0-15-18.... .. .. Same to ¥ H Whitney, lots 8 and 9, block 9, Kountze Place. 3 Q Burgner_speciul master) to G i Lewis, w 25 feet of lot 4 and e 6 feet of lot b, block 3, Foster s add E 8 Dundy, jr., (master in chancery) 1o H F Cady, w 50 feet of lots 1 aud 2, block 10, Hanscow Place.......... ce Bun- ot 15, 2,200 7,026 2,000 Total amount of transters...... ONE ENJOYS Both the method aud results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshig to the taste, and acts ignily yet promptly on the Kidneys, iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation, Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreesble substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and bhave made it the most popular remedy known. B yrup of Figs is for sale in and $1 bottles by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable dru whn may llwt hvepdil ofi:: will pro- cure it promptly any one who wishes to try it. " Do not an mh-fimh..r’ e ke CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOASVILLE, &Y, HEW YGRK, MY, rds the brave and the | all | SUNBEANS IN BOTTLES, For Men Overdosed With Work and Worry. Paine's Celery Compound the Outcome of the Best Science | None Travel from Dan to Beersheba, | Crying, ‘‘All is Barren.” Bottled sunbeams forwarded by express ! Omne should read the of h ters that go to Burlington every week from hundreds Py all over the country, where Paine's celery Is of | sleeplessness and indigestion, and other ai s th | impure blood. compound has been sent to cure the il { | mer t arise from weakened nerves and And years of splendid results have so con SPECIAL _.NOTICES. ADYERTISEMENTS FOR: THESE =COLUMNS Awiil be taken untll 1998 p. m. for the eveaing and until 5:30 p. m. foF the morning or Sun day edi tons. No advertisoment taken fir less than % cents for word for the first ench subsequent Insertion a tnsertion. or §1.80 per line per month. Terms. cash in adyance. Initials, figures, symbois, efc.. each count s & word. Advertise ments must rin consecut vely. 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Call st Scandinavisn Employment Offica tod %3 South 10th st., north end of ¥iadu foA 18 MIk NG SALESMEN TO SELL #75 month salary and expensos Steady emplosment, experien neceasary. 1f you want a position hero is & ch U. % Chemical Works, 84 to 54 Van Buren 850 M6 dpowder. commission nected I that the na le -y compound with success me itself has become a perpetual tter of recommendation Every year, as it adds to the onk a wth, adds a new circle to those who tell friends their faith in this wonderful remedy, the product of the most advanced scientific study of this generation. 1t is wood not only for the old, but for the and middle-aged, who now. after their fall and winters labors, closely confined to business, are too often dosed with work and worry. James W. Foster, writing from Bath, N. H., where he is one of the best known men in town, sa “I have been of the from indigestion, sick head: of the worst kind affections. ng of one many sufferers he, costiveness and nervous these Itried and physicians’ pry weak nerves, No one who has not had an appreciate my sufferings. las, nervine, EDWARD DWYER. scriptions, but could not get cured. I com- menced taking Paine’s celery compound. One bottle completely cured me! My nerves are strong, and 1 am better than I have been for years. The compound is a wonderful medi- cine, and I recomended it to eve: one I meet.” Mr. E. Dwyer, a well-known young drug- gist of Cambridge, Mass., had been sica for six months when he began to use Paine's celery compound, and it “made him well,” he says, “‘as ever he was in his life.” To quote his own words, “I have used Paine's celery compouud, and it has entirely cured me,”— a statement that thousands before him Lave made and thousands more will make. 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Elgutter. 204 Boe bldg l}lLA:(\.u LIST HOUSES, PAUL, 16k —G-ROOM COTT modern KILKINNEY & CO, | | | | 4 | COTTAGE, 5 | Juckson | > o et | DgfoR kest, New also 16-room_house. 202l "Capitol modern. 29 Capitol uvenue. HOUSE, 2343, avenue. " All Call 2 4. Robison. B { & | A, MODERN, | an)ian Inquire & IK, Barker block D7 RooN HovsE yard, shade trees, wonth LAKGE m park, 825 per 420 D SECOM MODEWN HODSE BRICK, HALF biock {rom 24th street ear line. H. . Cole, 406 10 Me! agno Fldg 6ix 2 1), foow HOUsE s¥EAM HEAT, ALL modern. Also corder #8t, unequaled.’ Apply Tizard, %d and Davenport. M 24e FOR RENT- FURNISHED ROOMS. | - H00ME” BOARD IF DESIRED. 193 Dodge E R |Q | All letters contaluing 4 cents | aunswered FOR RENT — STORES AND OFFICES | MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. | Continued. | ];TOR RENT, 7K (STORY BRICK BUILDIN 216 Farnam st. The bullding hasa fireproof oe ment basement, complete steam heating fAxtures ater on_all the foors, elo. 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DON T STORE out_seoing HOUSEUOLD GO rage_department Repalr Works 1207 D8 Wit It is the FOR clean And cheap rates. “HOUSEHOLD R. Wells, 1111 GOODS Farna WANTED--TO BUY. ASH FOR FURSITURE HOUSENOLD 00ds, ete.. or will sell for owner in our auction sales. It Wells, | am 2] \ WANT U~ WANTED, J. Grant, U. STOCK OF GROCEMRIES IN Box 484, Avoca, In. M A GOOD MILK COW. APPLY machine shop. M502 230 TO BUY aba. v " OK 6 SECTIONS OF Colorado: must be I . Dailey, 140 New . Omana, M304 10 BUY igewlck county i chenp 107 cash. Continved. LOANS ON LM ROV D AND W it oroperty W00 ano avwards Nodelare W. Farnam W ) 1 It cnn miways bank on the corner of 13th and Do —OMAHA SAVINGS BANK M e t r large sums for sh i Woirer mahn property any kind. Why pay algh ra You ean get full bene Losn Apd Trust Co ™ d Dodge. WS MONEY TO LOAX ON oMAl ofl Blufts real ostio and farma Atfrom i Lo G por ¢ thonal charges for commissi W. B Meikle. Ist Nat'l bank (ntere s or >7MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS, LL AT 11K OFFICE OF OMAHA MORTGAGE LOA INCORPORATED. 1F FOU WANT HOUSEHOLD ITURK HORSES, WAGONS AND CAN WAKEHOURE KKCEIPTS, MEl OILANY OTHER SECUR We will lend yon any am Trom £10.00 10 &1.00 ONTHE DAY YOU ASK K without pu y oF removal of You ean pay the money back in o you wish, and at any time, and eao! made il reducs the cost of th property and the money, and pay 1 long as s t m amount wanted ant of the 1wan will find It greatiy Lo you OMAHA MURTGAGE _LOA 306 ROUTI 16 U1 STREF firet 00T ADOYE Lhe Kire THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND O of t fuil aw Hef andy Nebr AND D UNIM W01 ROVED LKES LOANS merket rat rtor | ENT MONEY NET TO BOKROW KRS xtra charges of Is b s from G on: " v AND COUN kn and lowa st.withno adal uttorneys fece. 12. Omaha NCo. ¢} MONEY, PIANOS, RIAGES, tCHANDISE, ITY yunt rty Junts it 8 hoth the it 1t only 88 kopt out rocolve the and aee us advantags. N €0, T ot NLY INCOR: POMATED LOAN COMPANY 1N OMAHA. DO YOU WANT MONEY THE FIDELITY 1 ROOM ¢ WITHNELL Bl 0 SOUTH 15TH, CORNETR 11 X N GUARANT £ CO, OCK. ALNEY ST, YoU WILL LOAN UM LARGE on TROM TEN DOLLARS ANY M AL P WE MAKE LOANS ON KU CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE SONAL PROPERTY OF ANY INTTC R INI Y A SMALL HORSE, WEIGH punds. Must be gentle. Good Qriver. Sound and cheap. Apply at 1015 Howard St 531 Y00 CALL ox U8 FIRST 1 RI 1PTS ) TIORSES, Ot P! wiLL / po weLL |/ wo roa FOR SALE -FURN ITURE OFFICE F | | (¥R SALE, | chuirs, typowriters, ete. TURE, DESKS V. Life Bullding 5 ()= FRIVATE SALE OF FURNITURE, & O TURSTURE oF FRoos VAT, FOR SALE M1SCELLANEOUS. Q' F_P SALE, TUE BRICK THAT 13 TAKEN outof the of the foreman at the hosp unty hospital. inquire 1tal QFom Savk power Woodbu neand two 40 hors bollers, ail in good ordsr. Not needing th our new loeation we wii them st & Omabn Printing company. No. 100 Faroam st WMPANY OF FER n bonrd cars at be withdrawn at auy must be s0ld at_once Farnnm stre A SECOND HAND, 2 ANDARD CA’ har ot £.00 This price may i baled | Ames, Nob. | time. Eaoica Y 0ui s sl arehner | ()~ NEW FIRE-PROOF SAFE CHEAF. 4 0 BEE | M@ e | (QFOR SALE GOOD SECOND HAND STERIING pneumatic bicyclo st o bargain. C. A. Atkins, Council Blufts, I, > | | ONE ACRE WITH | Center street. Omaha. | k0 M1 M5 Q9B SALTL OR TRADE dhennery. Address R., Qi O 1000 WL Interest in_small banks in largest and most prosp Dakota; busine-s aiready established on short time well secured: paper i 241050 per | ent per npnum: owner has been in businossin | North Dakota 10 vewrs: only reason for ssiling i that other businuas requires his time: county rap- | 1dly developing: good openiog for smart man with modernte capital. Address © 1onal bank of North Dakota, Fargo MISCELLANEOUS TRSENTLEMEN TUAT WISH 0 IKVEST money \n & good paylng business 1 have in the past three years composed a_dramatic composition that I wish to put on the road with s first-clnss company, the reatest of all western piays, which 1s oW catehiug the public with the grestest suc coss. muy read for them- M35 224 BUY CONTROLLIN ¥ seats ir. North money loans Parties in CLAIRVOYANTS. ANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, reliable business modium, A fth your at 119 N. 16th 7l —MES. DR M. LEGRAVE, PROPHETESS, PEAD D trance elalrvoyant and life reader; teils yor life from cradle to grave: can be consuited on ail affairs of life; hng the celobrated Egyptian bremst plate to unite the separated and cause murringe with One you Love. LCome one come ull aud oe cou vinced of her remarkable powers. Office and_rosl dencedl? <. 1ith st., hours 9 8 m. t09 p. m. Strict life ehart and photo of your future wife or Lus band sent through mall for §.03, chart alone, §2.00. in stamps promotiy M§21-mi Q-PROF, M. DUBOIS. D That the Omahs public appreciates anything #00d and relisble can be seen datly ut the elegant pariors of Prof. Dubols, the youns and gifted | clairvoyant and trance medium of New York, who is bow stopping ui the raxton hotel, 1ith and Far | nam streets. His first intentions were to stop here ouly for » few dnys, but the remarkable success he is meetinz with has induced him to stay for a ehort thme longer. Prof. Dubois has convinced such #0n8 8 Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland, Mr. Chauncy M. Depow and many others of his powers, snd while only n mere boy was recognizad by the press, med feal faculty and scientists s one of the most' won- derful phenowenas of so-called “clalrvoyants.” The young professor will stav here for a few more di d can be consulted dally from 108 m. to § p. m. Prof. M. Dubois. Paxton hotel Mibd 28% | MASSAGE. BATH, ETC. | T MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELKCTRO-THER mal baths, scalp and bair trestment. manicure and chiropodist. Mrs. Post, 319} 8 15th, Withnell bik. | i OUR_TERMS WILL MERT YOU K APPROVAL YOu oun pay the mooey back at any time and in BmOUBL you wish, and thus reduce th & the 10an 10 proportion o amour IF YOU owo n balnnios on your far poreonal property of uny kind. we wi Y03 und carry 1t as 1oog us you d YOU CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY | FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE A No publicity or removn get the use of both m You will also find us fo fr. —MONEY, % o cost tyou pay niturs of other I pay it off for carry N ONE HOUR PLICATION, ty. 80 that you nm ete Duft Greer band. re LL LOAN MONEY ON ANY rity: strictly confidential A Karback block. X —PRITCHARD.5I DOUGLAS Bl ‘ -3, K. VAN GILD) BUSINESS CHANC 7 _THE WESTERN BUSIN Y. Life, condue List of good bus country on application. cured —NOTICE. ONLY DRUG Toss of henlth cause ling place for & doctor. Address A 25, Be ances tn sl Business S8 AGENCY KIND OF SE . Harr K M163 My ES. 516 N, s exchange. postilons a- M7 F2S € IN It w e offic MO M8 TOWN 805d ano. K. Gal jer parti FOR SALE, A FIIST CLASS JOB AND NEW tablished job atlon 600: well uilding: don't 1own: property culars nddress \'—nux{; I CASH. 51,500 & eral merchandise and st chenp: reasons, ill henlth Ingn A. Osterloh, Hooper, Neb, fixtures. TOCK OF G Wil sell Y FOK SALE ONLY HOTEL AT tn growlng reasonable terms St. dward, Neb, Nebraskn town of 6X intiai ) KETAURANT tants Address Willisms & Barrows, 100 26 75,00 BUYS CONTHOLLING &0 (ncorporated state bank sent 0f one of the Inrgest cou No competition. Most in destrable co Good sufe protected by Yale time lock, £20,000; can be used 10 pay 2410 50 anoum. Owner has been 1n bu yeurs. Reason for selltng, other bu Al his time. Fine oponing for ene: 1im3 Addross ca $L.00 HARDWARE 810 cany terms, Vau Patten Board Trade located (n INTEREST IN county North Dakota raer in town. 00 1o per cent per s in Dnkota 10 siness demands getle man with @ of National M Businoss Excha b1 YoHOR SALE OR EXCL right for Nebraska, out of make money. Address, 212 McCague A PATENT W Tustier can Bldg. 617 Y rorsal shop. good location; three bat W. B. Wright, 115 K. Phillips ave, & Y lEsAvRAN DOING FILST ness, for selo cheap, A snap man. Wil st., Beatric 1t half or whole interest GOOD THREE CHAIR BAKBER Address ux Falls, 8. D CLASS PUSL for rostaurant 504 Court 522 28" Y “WANTED, A PARTY 10 LOCA! mill nt Axtell, Nebraska. A. Beckstrom. dressmaking puriors 1n a town o fububitants; good location, 1 15, Beo. TE A FLOUR For information write 5 30 NERY AND fone thousand Address.B A FINE CHANCH tablished grocery s drows B 22, Hen offic R SALE, I 3 #00d business. Neb. Address TAIL HAKDW TO GRT IN A WELL ES with small capitai Ad S Lock Bo INE OF THE VINKST RES Omaba. Address B 20, B VADAME SMITH, 502 8 13TH, 2ND #LOOR, Room & Massage, alcoliol, sulybur and sea baths. MGG 25 AS STREET, 3D sulpbur and sow 357-'23 FP—MME. CARS N, 121 DOUG floor, Toom 7, massage, alcohol baths PERSONAL. U 1F YOU EARNESTLY Qquick. well, Bonorably, send l0¢ for Matrimontal | News-Mercur, mulled 1n piain sealed envelope Mercur, 228 ith st.. New York 2051012 __MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. _ Vo6 k' GELLENBECK BANJOTEACHER. N W cor. 15th und Harney. Harney street entrance ik SITAR AND BANJO Faww street, Room | M6 M1l V- MADAME LASSAUGUE HAS AKRIVED. AP plications for conoerts or voeal lustrue. lontc Cupitol nvenue. MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. W W W W VONEY TO LOAN AT § improved and wnimproved Fidelity Trust Co., INTEND T0 MARRY LOWEST HA T VIDELITY T pany. 1702 Farnam street IMPROVED CITY ¥rost, Doug MONEY TO LOAN ON property, low ratas. A. C. 1ANDZ YEAK LOANS ON CITY AND FARM mortgages. Resd & elby 544 Board of Trade. WES roul 03 Farnam. RATES 0% ostate, | 10 5 years. ELARGE aND SMALL SOUTH ROOMS, 2584 YHarney ) v Omaba| _Depot. | omana X5 OMATIA & 5T. LOUIS. J. P. Depot, 10th and Marey Sts. -5t Louls Oannon Hall R, 0 _Depot isth and Webster Sts. Sloux City Accommod. 15 p m|Sloux City £xprese (Ex. Suaday) St Paul mited ... . nger (Ex. Sund'y F. E. & MO. VALLEY a|_Depot 15th and Web Tead w00d Expross. Sat) Wyo. Exp. (E Norfolk (Ex_Sunday) Panl Bxpress Arrives mabs Arrives Omabs Ex Tenves |CHICAGO & NORTI W RS TK RN | Arrives Y 1 « hieago EXpress. Vestibuls Li MIS: Depot 15th and Webster Sts St Louis Kxpress . St Louis Express Nebraska Local E HED {OOMS ¥UR 110USEK Lutorwan and wite. Rent meen 1o vord FURNIBHED ROOMS AND BOARD. FURNISHED AND UNFUR- 622 N, 10k, with of without board Bty S HOME UNDER CAKE OF Woman's Chirisian association. 111 30. J7 F THE DOL.N, 2 AND 211 N 15TH 81 WITH BOAKD, street VORNISHED [00MS WITH BUATD | FURNISHED 00MS FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS | (Gt BooMs. S7W. COR. 10TH AND LEAVEN Tworth street M7 37 FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES W -cEaT RAL LOAN & THUST CO. BEE BLDG. MONY LOAN AND TRUST C N. Y. Nebiadka OF oma erens of Guasbs city ‘proseriy VW —C ¥ HARKISON, 913 N. ¥. LIFE W o WANTED AT ONCE. LOANS ON NP Cmahs properiy: low rates. Fidelity company Farnam st W R ANTED i Faroam OMAHA LOAN & TRUST COMPANY, 10TH L RATES, 703 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST The O. F. Davis Co., 105 Farnam streot ROVED Trust LOANS, olicitor. HOUSES TO RENT AND Geo. W. P Coates. 162 M 580 W MONEY 10 LOAN, 8250 PRIV i ern money, on improved Omaha | state; one or A | of carrier No | real re more losns. 11, Omaha 10ANS LESS THAN 7 Pl i) charges. Omabs Nut. bank bldg aress A B C, ) sding Charles W. Kalne W HLEST & SECOND MOKTGAGE LOANS ON Omaha property & ou farns o adjacent coun: Ues. Bend full description. Alex Muore,él Bee bidg R’ k) ide. 1407 Hary T ON¥ FOURSTORY BRICK BUILDING 23 FEET wl aey st e 13 BROWN BLK. 0 W I0ANS G. G WALLACE, Z—CLEANSTOCK OF GENERAL fituke real estate & money. Box X5, EAR et winte: whoat districia in for 10 or W t ne Wil pay cash o £00d. Address, glving price and loc offices. TOWN 100 FARMS IN AEBRA Dak Wil chonp, or Loracs und cattie. Add. box 1, "FOR EXCHANGE. TAURANT MDSE: WILL Frunkfort Ind LAND IN ONE OF Kausas (o ex At Omaha ety AT property is ation, O 2, Bes A\ KANSAS scha for Frankfort,!nd. 782 mds 7,80 ACKES OF CHO0] Loney terms or will exchang: stock. lnguire of J. G Sutton, AND Blo: R LANDS A oral merchun ¥rankfort, Ind 7 R TRRADE licienn stock of R W. Watkins & €0 7’} HAVE GOOD BUILDING 1. ¥ rankiin @#,00), for in etty or country 7: 00T #4,00 IN DRY GOODS, iboots. suoss, notions. tc., for Lrasks land. Address Ford & Poc Neb E. B. Willets, Sou 001 PROFERTY AT Send description. Alor WIIAT nge i WANT S 10 &1 fiin Omaba View pr And worth §2. ink & £00d howe. nlin property and Dougl perty with 50. Great chunce for & G. G. Watlaee, all stock of FORSALE ON srcanndise and ND CASH 11 d1ross mi ST AND merchandise b Omaha MUST- M4* HATS, CAPS desicable Ne: X, 8t ™ E YOU TO BX Moore, 43l Bee ) CLEAR 1.OT FOR EQUITY 51,600 mortgage ome Browa bloek M5i1 FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE. Y PROPE! room bouse, full lot b-room bouse, fuil 1>t. LI Full lot, Lowe svenue. oe Full 108 near 0. M. C Lot 6. Tabor pi Full lot, Lowe avenus Full corner, lot 41, south of Farnan Double corner near Kaymond's. § Enat front, #th near Dodge. call § Full 1ot 00 $th near Farnam Full 1ot on Farnam 500 Wanted, house for Lowe avenue | Wanted 1ot pear west Farnam for { Was e for 0t §7th near ¥ Wanted. Tor 2,000 cask and Wunted for lots near Mr Wasted listed anything that s & C.¥. Harriscn Tianscom snscom p r Dodg 5 ACKE?, 3 HOU nd gropes, 4y miio enny of ¥ 0. aores 0o 4th Parrotie, 22 Dougias b ot aymest. 5 JH Jumabs,will be placed upon the mar NO WOrtgages oF Laxes UpoR L 18 pro free. Within 15 mioutes ride Lo 24th Healthy 10c 10 raise veyetabies. pouiiry, ebe. Te sous & Berry, South Omaba. @0 casi WILL, BECUNE T8 AC class land in eastern Nebras) time, 6 por cent latorest. The O. ¥ Faroam st TV FORSALE AND W outh of Farsam aco. . $4,030. 2,900 m. §2.25 or price. t and eash. aroam. ots. Yate's mrEain VIZN. V.14 14 22 B3, ORCHARD SMALL FRUIT nor terms e 500 per 2,100, K. Mo kot March 15th sperty. sbuiract and N streets, Uon, g00d resdcace place, ne chance Per Mi3 s enny ACRES FIRST balavce lony Davis Co.. 18 19 M 10 l BEAUTIFUL HOME A\ fan No. 10 and _mode; nine b finish wonty feet long. AT A BARGAIN. 4 South 124 atreet. new rooms, with _spaclous Inrge parior, diniog reception hall, ' library, ms. One of the fin Omahs. south front. with | 70 feet, covered with besutiful sk trees Property heads on 83 street special taxes. Call and got price 505 N. Y. Life Blag ) VW E AR SOLE AGENTS FOR DECIDED BAR Enins which we can recommend as boing very desirabio s weil as very ohoap: one fourth cash. Full 10t at 7th and_ Arbor streets, only $4% Welllooated lot, Bedford Place, for G, th Ganahs ot §0x15), snagp, 889 r. Orehinrd 1111, 88 Walnut Hill. troes. eto t desirabio lo Business 10t ¢ TN, worth $4.0 Beautiful s 0an be secnred in one new Avondale Park. inside mile limit. at (rom §3,950 10 84,000, Come And xee lity Trust Co., 170 und and fru caping a N. Hicks £.00), VER FOR RESIDENC lles out, 5,00, F. K. ELEGANT DOUBLE HOUSE, NOS. and 1180 “onth SIat street, with lnrge barn: have nlne rooms each. with all modern conveniences: TiXIN feot, Fpacious grounds, eass front on one of the nicest residence streets in the eity. Wil rent for £1.400 per year. Can offer {0r & few dnys 081400 Goo. N. Hicks, #5 N. Y. Life Bldg 1 It SALE (G EE WHIZZ| €300 BUYS §-RO0M HOUSE, FULL Teast front lot. Hanseow place. north of Wool worth ave D V. Eholes Co. Firsh Nat'l bank i QOR SALE 260 (HOICK 1OWA AND N EBUASKA arme. 1f you wish to buy Wurrow money farms, write of ML Omabu, 141 M8 call. Hoggs & OF CHOICE FARM LANDS FOR spor, Dawson and Lincola n '#1 1o $15 por acre: vasy Fustis, Ne Ms$a3 ML ACKE NICE COTTAGE, NO. 2031 CAP: stantially bullt. only four blocks Within easy walking distanco nof city. Pries, §,50. George New York Life bullding M3os 25 B west of of busi N. Hicks, 3 FA/M LANDS YO SXLE-BURTON & HARVEY ) Orleans, Neb., offer {or xale over twelve thou- sand acres of thelr own Innds in_ Frenklin, Harlan, Furnas, led Willow, Hitcheock, Phelps, Gopher &nd Frontier counties In Nebraska, and Kepu Rooks, Ph Norton, Decatur Cheyenne counties, Kansas, Iying ton. Rock Irland orms to suit pu farm Iand: ing the d 110K ne enabio us For price list. de lous, cte. call on or address Goo. W. Burtc enns. Neb. or A. K. Tiarvey, Koom 7, Acadeny of Music, Lincoin, Neb. il e 101N LAND-THERE ARE STILL A FEW thiousnnd acres of cholce 1and in the groat Mis- souri valley corn belt that can be bought at from $5.00 10 §12.00 an ncre. Charles Mix county, South Dakota, contains the best of these Iands. An ex- tensive fist of farms for sale or rent in Charles Mix and | ougias counties. Eleven years n resident bere. Kefersnces given. For maps and particulars call on or write to Irving H. Weich, Edgerton, Charles Mix Co.,S MODERN at once Geo. N, 11 A L FARM LANDS [N NEBRASKA A South Dakota for aule on ana low rate of Interest. Liberal eommission to uge Send for cntalogue. D. Hayes. Manager Muscatine Mortgage and Trust Co.. room 2, 319 4 So. 15th stroot Mit6 M8 F AR LANDS FOR SALE near Coffwan, $40 an acre. ar ¥l 0 an ncre, T Florence, $4 an acre 2 near Lvington, $100 an acre. pear South Omnba, § nesr South On he Bu rallr ago, and very rensonable cAD wive possens offer at & low figu fo Bldg. M3a2 3 KANSAS AND ng tline, enky terms . §.0 an acre 2 New York Life (GpupEN TFive ml nere. Geo. N TRACT FOR SAL & west of court ouse. Only 82 Hicks, 405 N. Y. Life bldg. "D FAIMS FORBALE milos wost of Omnl Zmilos north of Omaba. apply to W. B Millard, alin. Ne M5i3 MID JRORTY ACRE TRACT, FINEST AROUND THE clty, elose (o new falr grounds und Elmwood vark ver acro. Geo. 5 —TEN ACRES WITH SWALL COT tage just outside city limits; only 4800, Oail andsee it Geo. N. Hicks, 305 N, Y. Life bldg., MBS 25 2.50 to §815.0) PER MONTIL, NO investizate. G. G. Wallnce, Brown lne. 354125 CORBY, 3 FERT, 6.ROOM HOUSF, EASY erms; §1.500.00. 5408 Docatur streot, (0_feet, small house; knsp: $50.00. T8-100t front on 15th, botween Olilo and Corby : smali bouse and stable: casy term: £2400.00. Good house and full lot, Umahn View, worth $2770.00, on easy puyments, §1.750.00. Bar- guins 10 all parts of the city. G. G. Waliace, Brown block, 16th and Douglas 54 BLOOD POISONING. 100D POIS N IN T3 PRIMARY, SECONDAR- wnd ertlary stages carod in 6 to 9 days 0% money refunded. The trostment thoroaghly erai feates all polson from the blood and does not de- tain you from your business. You cia be trasted uthome or oflice. All correxpondeac) strictly pri vate. For further information call on or address the Continental Kemedy Co., room 35, Barker blook, Omaba. Neb., MoGSF2® —_— LOST. TLOST-VOUNG SHEFIEID DOG, 4hair, light colored. Mteturn to N, I, ¥ LONG BILKY Had collar and chaln when 11, 2068, 300k Liveral r 17 ST—GERMAN ULMER DOG, BLIND IN LEFT Joye, largo collar on. Keturn 1o 1227 S, 1ith Strnet and recoive reward. Mpii 22 inst seen. rewnrd. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. QUORTHAND BY MAIL, WITH ANY OF ThE Sitandard typewriters st bowe. uce for Liose elther 1 ity Or country who cannot attend Fecular sbLoriband ahooL Addross Van Sent's of “horthand, 5is N. Y. Lifo, Omshu. Motk PAWNBROKERS. ENBERG, DIAMOND B Tos st Loanis money on diamo 014 gold wnd silver bought. KER, 1305 s, watches, ote Mel. 1358, 130 “SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS, TPOVLES & BALB, DEALERS IN TY PEW boushit, sold, exchanged, Tel’ 538, ITERS, rented. 613 197 MY DEN 2 TYPEWRITERS The Best in the World. MAGEATH STATIONERY CO. 1304 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb o train of T 1at 89 PERMA- DALl muke N.V. Life b NERVUUS\M all th EVILS, WEAKNRSSES, DEBILLIY, & company them in men QUICKLY' aa1 NENTLY CURED. ¥ull STRENGTH snd tons Riven 1o every part of the body. L will sead (ss- Curely paceed) FIREK Lo any wuferer the prescrip- Tlon that cured mo of those troublas. Addrass, i A.BRADLEY BATILE CUEEK. Micd ment tho Ordsr * Tuprov of the Age” A It is unnecessary to mention the polnts of su- periority posseased by t ST Premier_ Tyneier, us It is now 50 we | known. 1ts Record of Success is Its Best Re- commendation, When it was DUt on the market rivals ssid 1 would not wear. Time has shown them wrong In every particu ar and has proven that the B ith Premior 18 THE BEST and STRONGEST TYPEWRITER BVER 1IN- VENTED, AND TODAY IT STANDS FAR AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO Cor. 17th and Farnum Sts, Omaba, Neb E L MAYHEW, Masager.