Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 28, 1900, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 10800, INOGY SENDS FIRST CHECK] gt ey | SRS I be held t v King of the Newsboys Thinks Om ha Needs | Dlateiel / 1 an Auditorinm t b ¥ 5 1 . ) e f S WILLIN HELP BUILD ONE | o ate tudiio®t it e Mele ey | 811114 Apectedthat Wh k i ; i ircuses piane ror | 8 South Omaha News. g today: ISKCY voruron o rectors Dise s Plans for ‘. THE WORLD'S Mous e Contemplated Stru | BT TETSTSTSEATA | Mothers endorse ft, children like 1t, old CUNSUMPTION GURE Confident that 1t Wil Two or th well known Omaha demo folks use it We refer to One Minute Pasn AL Preserihed b U‘l\‘ng ge Built, {s were in the city yesterday rubber- | Cough Cure. 1t will quickly cure all throat | haitac Ty Jaotnte !} & ¢ around to see how the pe here witl | and lung troutles | ey L drasa e take to the ticket nominated last Satur-| | OFFY's MALT WRISKEY CO., Rochester, B.Y. The board of directors of Omaha's con- | day. Very lttle encouragement was met | DAVIS SUES BARBER COLLEGE\ templated auditorium met at the Commer- | With on account of the atistaction [ cial club Ttursday afternoon and discussed | among the local democratic leade Stariy Novah i Hevhune the Proe The abS()lutely purc at length plans and proposals relative to the | In speak f the results of ! ] R Al ecan ‘_ S | | projec An important feature of the seas- [ One of the visitors stated that ‘ LOCAL POLITICAL CALENDAR S % togr epublican Mectings, slon was the receipt of the first voluntary | Opinlon only one man on the Priday, Bept, 88 subscription toward the auditorium. It came [ ticket would be clected and Fitth Ward Republican club, Sixteenth in the shape of a check for $100 drawn fn [ Colonel C. M. Hunt, who Is a candida e B M DL e and Locust streets. favor of Chairman Sanborn of the board of | the legislature. He said that Hunt s a|% cose (n Justice Grewtord's COMFt MESINM | garurday, Bept. 20 directors. Accompanying it was the follow- | business man of standing and that h rry Clark and ( andolph, charging | SE i PoF e o directors. Accompanying it wa ST b o Sl b ohat BIS| e with assault and batiery. Messrs.| SWedish-American League, Crefghton hal ing characteristic letter from the donor, fact ol 4 Dr. $venson of Kansas. Mogy, the “king of the newsboys:" tain South Omaha factions are fighting ,”, : Rand xh‘ r . \”. l.‘ ) OMAHA, ot 20-Mr. I%. 13 Sanborn, | Hunt did not seem to worry the Omaha | Of stu respectively of the Omaha Bar - - AP O A e e i Tiave read ¥olf state: | agsregation, as it was assorted that he |ber college, Fourteenth and Dodge streets,| = Camminas to SCEmp MO | ment in the paper regarding an auditorium | would receive excellent support from busi- | And Davis alleges that they attacked him | AWM Cummings, the New York the most celebrated of all £l AUUHENT SURER M reki | mess men o Omaha, Those same poole| (0 G e b UGy RSO e | W emacrathy dommie Nold any large gatherings. 1 think that we | gor geovornor would electe South | e ever had in a barber shop, he says Fromont to apeak last will e Able 1o bring many conventions and | fof governor would be elected South . at five other towns 1 H t 54t P | Farther investigation into the matter, | ftall sava that Routke Coc Sl be ~ v other attractions to Omaha when our audi: Omaha democrats are sore Poynter and “ 1 K A the baking powders in the world—cele- e uitractions 0 ; e AT Sanont aesien . | owever, bringa out (e fact that there ace | Omant Geiolier U74nd ¢ e hropuble that oninclosed fnd Y Cheg O o nare | most to & man, two sides to the story. It seems that one | (e WiC, SREES L ot fn 1806, when 1 every citizen of Omaha will help to bui “Howard stood a good show till the|day early in the week the barber college | the Brvanites in his meeting were disgrace brated for its great leav- ¢= . AL O Sty S el 48 UWTE | WMoward wiood o sood show 1 the| 1Y 4T A5, L8 Bk, Kb, WA S0 | o e & A vote of thanks was unanimously tend- | since such a weak ticket was put in the “‘“"; a ‘;”'J““ ""“"]“‘" in a chair “"" PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS . . ered Mogy by the board of directors fleld his chances of pulling through are|Mmit!Ing his face to the manipulation of ) en"]g strcngth and purlty. Theorles Ave Put Aside. lessening every day. In all sincerity I wil|8tudent, while the facuity, armed =with - H This meeting of the board was marked by | 8ay that the only man we can hope to pull | FaZ0rs, stood at parade rest The photok A. Chapman of Chicago fs at the Marray It makes your cakes, 1 pons bt ks | 3o a£3t vty of Wbt | whe davis burst into e apal en he Millard . the only theory entering into the question | combination is fighting the entire ticket "”"‘ Bt ‘-"‘ Lt b RLUR L ohgiinl [ by o Ml Siich Wt e Clllt, bread, th-, hC'Jlth' Xie A I was that there would be no difficulty in |80 that from the present outlook the re d said he wanted bis picture taken witt | . 5 B e ralsing the $200,000 ngreed upon s the|publicans of South Omaha will agaiu roll | the rest. e would buy ftLy pheids I W | A, p. Erickson of Holdrege fs at the minimum amount for the building planned. [ UP & & vod majority . b s, ful, it assures )'OU flgflinst i ,;." ke In the minds of the directors, most of whom | _Another good democrat, who s disgusted | |0 & FZOr Hé:owdud the potubse:In Al G MoKent Wt the have been connected heretofore with enter- | With the way things are being run an Lo rapher was just covering his head with the | (IR € e 18 at the ler . | e a ter absence of theoretical cor - | through is Hunt and there is some doubt b15 AR SU RS L e B L | black cloth “and the subjects were trying [ aranad tion. The auditorium matter was viewed | about his making it Each factipn of th from a practical, material standpoint and |democracy s fighting the other and the Kan, i at h o| Dean Clark protested. Mr. Davis was no: ¢ Zimm o itron « prises where the public spiritedness of|nounced publicly Wednesday night that| Dean Clark protestec: ' Davie Wioe o Siplmm patron of 7 L < 3 nley wo s Nebraska by not Jess | 0rolled on the \ . 1 alum and all torm\ Of N Omaha citizens has been the chief factor in 7\:”];.‘|y‘ y would carry Nebraska by not fess | T T, O erieTtion You, ait W A Wit v Neligh, Neb., the succes attainment of ends so He had a mass of figures e ¢ bt LUl LR o know the difference hetween hair tonte and [ T M. Day e certain 0 culty w e en- | to prove his statement and appeared to be is staying at the certainty that no difficulty will be en i o ppeared | TR eaTE Rt BaPIOR, N1 o GGUTANTE |ithe, Rlet > 1+ P . § \ SN countered raising the necessary amount | $incere in what sald Yave Nis pisture thken 3. Stowltts of \ A patron adulteration that go with : mtaaved amont satrey ven. tno hade| IO (@ (ho lection o Sciiniey aboring 4S8 Ma leture (ak giow i bt ol o al side o men in South Omaha were working for 1 b U bis " i at \ ¢ theory from the financial side of the | h Omaha wer king for Never“mind!" {ntetrupted the tot | o Wb @ 3 ‘ th(: Chcap bl‘anda ; e - _. Nlnv’mv:-w decided that an advisory board, '\l 'ml'l»mx‘nh-mhy vu.h:.mf‘:;,:l"‘x vlutlt :u’ tudies. “You can't butt into this game | Fred Kelier ings s visiting r consisting of prominent citizens of Omaha | there has been employment for all and a LG G AL Sl ok 'vl',H'(_‘ TS Y6, St ok G who are interested in the matter, shall be [ large proportion of the DT B e L AR e R \frett oncordia, Kan., (s appointed and committees were named to| either purchased homes or made improve- [ member of that facu'ty (hal could & cs_and wife of Alliance are interview certaln men suggested as meme|Ments to the property occupled. Only a|la¥D for LA LLL P e e Murriy bers of the advisory board and agree wpon | VOry short time ago some acre land in the He didn't finish th " ":)”' ) "'”ml'.“ Declow r Rapids is a its personnel. The directors practically | Third ward was platted and the lots offered | Clark had wwut N PR LR . 4 loy 4 f tol sreed upo o v del »| for sale. These lots have nearly all been | PaVIs went to the floor H. Hunt and_wife of Shenar Alum baking powders are low priced, as alum costs but agreed upon all preliminary details con- | for ' hstantly everything was confusion in the t8.5f (he ALAFFRY two cents a pound ; but alum is a corrosive poison and nected with the big enterprise in which | 80ld and now over thirty houscs, owned | 5 oseprof. H. T. Overton of the M. Brown, a banker of Cambridge it renders the baking powder dangerous to use in foods they have associated themselves. 1t was | ml ulm. wdorn this portion of the eity | AW B0 TR oG eery, Prot. B. Martl 18 at the Merchants determined that the location of II}-' H\yld' | which a year ago was a cow pasture Truox of the Chalr of Razors, Hones and ‘“‘y"‘l L E R Lo | e b ek, Sugnr Beets Satisinéory. Strops, Prof. Thomas Burke of the Chalr of | John Zwontohk , faant mllee of to the business portion. of th Y Two or three bushels of sugar beets|Pimples and Ingrowing Halrs, and a half | Wil Nob., is at the Mureay. ROYAL BAKING POWDER €0., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK Nty Cintrlin i'(“':';w;” hotels and| (uken from the fields on Bellovue island | dozen sophomores and freshmen gathered | “immic. Whitleld. sporting editor of were on exhibition in the office of Chris- | about the prostrate man, some intervening | the Kansas City Star, is at the Millard — = === Iug. the directors deckded, shall oSt N0\ (1o Dros. yesterday prior to shipment to|in the cause of peace and others encourag. CadvaSchrandt and Willlam Flefschmen \H\ BU‘”\\ \\l) \]“ \/l\l‘\ Another new volume from the same p physical phencmena and this book |Lsew thin § AL | the faotory Ames. These samites were|ing the hostilitles. The excitement was |fard 3 | ishing house Brown of Lost River,” a authentic account of their exp | structed that the auditortum will have 8| (yken at random from the field of seventy | o great that the photographer, though he | Miss Elizabeth von Wedelatadt of D | romance of ranch life, a singularly vivid Harper & Bros., New York. Price | seating capacity of from 5,000 to 6.000 With | 4 ros which the business men of South|had his machine trained on the center of | wood Is @ guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. W | and fascinating story of the plains. The an additional capacity of from 1,000 to 2,000| oy 4pa planted in M The largest beot | disturbance, forgot to touch the button. [Marsh. = -0 As the Pall ‘flsason Advanoss thg Lise| Siithor. Mes. Macy B, Sickney, whs born in in the samples sent up weighs hetween six| When Davis came out of the mess and | Alh i3 seriousiy Il At His home in th Massachusetts and is now the wife of a for ° and seven pounds, while the average|got a look at himeelf in the mirror he | northern part of i Grows Rapidly. |‘Ill(||w:w~~\{||n’\ in Colorado. She write: 'n’ dia: a Comprehensive Collection of the i‘["‘ Sare ','"' :n';”v ‘ll\- @ |:,‘:v.‘ ors ‘:," ¥a“ | \eight is four and one-half pounds. 1t is| changed his mind about having his picture} Dr. Wo Il Hoyt and wite of Sloux City derived from much experience and with & Apr "H,:',\‘i.‘,,,.,,‘.. I Jlassitied it | Probable tenants b et mate the crop of | taken N.'H. are the guests of Dr. 8 N Hoyt heets of is tract a en tons o Revenge rankled s heart, howevs '& the SEYERAL NEW WORKS OF GOOD FICTION | charm which comes from her love of ih beets on this tr t fifteen tons to the| Revenge rankled in his heart, however. | during th Titles; Relating to Government, Polities Good Income in Sight. acr Many think that theme. Mrs. Stickney has written mar hort storfes, seviral of which have been Hooks for the Puliticlan, for the | translated for French publications, bui | recdom, Ete.” edited by John P. Foley. |one-halt will be devoted to maintenance [ (o be entirely satisfied with the samples. [ that that was the kind of work the barber | ment in that city Churel A for the Sclentist Brown of Lost River is her most im-|Thiy js substantially a manual of the po- |and all exigencies likely to arise. The|The beets to be sent to Ames will be put | college aid e T S tter to Suit portant work. D. Appleton & Co., New|jjjcal doctrines of Jefferson, accurate, [ balance will be applied on a reserve fund | through the mill and it will then be known Meanwhile the photographer posed his | Norfolk, <oehler and F. Sandrock of ALl Tastes. York. Price, $1 complete, impartial and in his own words. | and for the payment of a dividend on stock. | what the crop is worth. Those who went | people again and made a pleture, but LD O ?n‘..‘ffi"} LR - A Palr of Kuaves snd o Few Trumps. |\t 1¥ & 1arse octavo volume of 1,031 pages | Stock aubscriptions will bo ltmited to|lato the enterprise aro greatly encour charged them $1 extra for lost time. BUests at the Tler Grand % and a um and embraces 9,228 extracts from the writ- | $150,000, although it has not yet been agreed | aged and without a doubt an increased| The case of J. Davis against his alma| (R ¢ Hovt has returned from Krickson Cyrus Townsend Brady, author of “The|Dr M. D Flattery's latest novel, 18 44| ings of Jofferson. ~The more extemslve |upon s to the maximum and minimum |acreage will be planted next year mater will be tried before Justice Craw- | Nebi where he gpent a week (rying o Grip of Honor,” “For Love of Country,” | clever as it s interesting and the authot |works utiiized in this condensation are: |amounts of the shares. Tho balance of the | The local sugur beet and chicory com- |ford October 7 Was against him from the start and hix For the Froedom of the Sea,’ ete., has | SIOWS us mauy new scenes and phuses of|.thy Writiugs of Thomas Jefterson,” ed- |amount necestary to the ereotion of the | pany will endeavor to induce farmers in P ehdld not repay the trip, written & new book entitled, “Kecollections | life. Perbiaps the most dramatie end thrill | jiaq by 1. A, Washington and printed by |auditorium will be raised by donatfon and | this vicinity to cultivate sugar beets next How Bright's Discase Starts. Nebraskans at the Murray: Mr. and Mrs rltten @ ew ook Skt West " Those | I8 chapters aro those in which the I Rb et IRt 118D AT b AILInEs | o i idcalIR B8O e! aupaahL GE ERYS RIS AR | OARODS ' The WaHK. bE/sacBInE. 6ontraots | TudiNeNtion) B1IIousBuR; i btoodtntagnea | S B SYRTINLIG Sna ptrnEMONERE Buecdotes and reminisconces, full of humor | 41d methods of the Kentucky “nconshifer’ | of Thomus Jefferson,” edited by Paul Lel- | soon as the funds aro on hand the site for | with farmers will he commenced as soon | with urea and urlc acid (which should have | Suiproa'ot Allfunce.' A1l nakiwin i 3. 4 exd: ol lothsnwiniine (pULSR, Ok Nl W¥more l"‘l W :mn”{ e ot ter Ford aue. published in 1592-99, The | the building will be purchased and it is|as the result of the test from the samples |been excreted by the kidneys, rheumatic | MUler of Crete. Fred Thuntiing and W i nature, give & vivid pleture of the datly | B TR LR G M A otor lume contains nine different portraits |confdently expected by the directors that|sent to Ames is made known. Frank Bur-|pains in nerves and foluts, causing irrl- | oftigfyity: Of Frement and £ Ribble Hife of a misalonary in the great west ten [ the Hliclt distillers to get hir doca) eolor| 4" reprosentations of statues erected to | work on the bullding will begin on or be- | ness, who ¥ one of the promoters of the | ation of the kidneys. then palns over the e and Mrs. Ray Nye of Fremont, Dr ot ffteen yoars ago. They llustrate the | N The wdventures of Lestie MUSTA¥: | jim and a view of Monticello. The work | fore March 1, 1901, by which time every | local sugar bect company, 18 preparing to|small of the bek, mark sure approach Potter of Nor Mrand Mra terious side of the life ax well-the un- [ BOth v his college iife and in bis (rip 10| s o credit alike (o the editor and publish- [ effort will be made toward accumulating fn | take a course of At the state gl | of Dright's disease. Do not delay taking West of Wisior M and Mrs. GG 'hah devotton to the work of helping [ the mountaing to visit the “Angellc NUta| (rs and is a welcoma addition to American | the auditorium fund tho sum of $100,000. | cultural college in order to thoroughly post | Foley's Kiduey Cure, for it makes the Kid- [ Wright' of Wolbach and Mr. and Mes Je's fellow men characteristic of tho true | {1Ae IOARMEEES Fecal, LH J“-“Mm Y ent | poiitical literature. Funk Wagnalls | The musical festival committee reported [ himself on the cultivation of sugar heets |neys right. Take no substitute. Myers- i A o o il Ml are stat missionary spirit, \which gives the book | (0 ol T 5 CHL et of H,,,'m,“‘: the | company, New York. Price, $7.50. $9.400 on hand and this amount will be|and the manufacture of the same fnto|Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon's Drug |Peopie reglstered at the Millard ) 4“”1 1 ‘"“W. \nn .'“ll..rwh(l“rx ‘Xll‘ul‘::u‘ United States marshal will thriil old and augmented by the receipts from the remain- | sugar, syrup and chicory Store, South Omaha Distorical romances needs to be to ing concerts to be given this week by Bell- | the narrative Is full of abundant anima ah, la and Mre. 1L J. Rogers of Grand n cases of emergency. It will be built so | A massive work and a great convenience hat there will be accommodations furnishec politicians 1s “The Jeffersonian Cyclo W SUEHIRUSC carnival it will run over|His face was bleeding from several cuts| Mrs Barrington West and family wi'l aw scation, Political Economy, Fl-| The revenue derived from these sources | this. J. F. Weybright of the Ames factory |and bruises, but he dabbed some lather on | Feturi from the west Saturduy and w immediatels leave for New York to Lance fence, Art, Literature, Religious |is estimated at $24,000 annually, of which | was in the city yesterday and he appeared [ it and then went out and told his friends | yp /iy i L B G SRR voung alike. Dramatic and forceful as the The Crisls in China™ is a timely volume N =i and. Treasure ard states that | Htehell Will Protee o hook undoubtedly Is, it i never overdrawn. | §Iving an exposition of the prescnt situa- | StedUs band. Treasuror MIILEC states fhat| G (€0 Rk lehdadek LOCAL BREVITIES tion and elasticity,and is sympathotio with [ 0 ft Rt Sy e . Price, $1 TR Ta i Ok Catses and e ceaults. | there are some outstanding bills yot to be| Rube Forssthe, a well known character, | the best iu life and in hurian pature, as ¥ It is made up of articles recently pub. |P4ld and the total net proceeds of the week (Wis arrest 1 yesterday on a grand | west wher dy w Trobability b between $9,000 and | charge preferred by W. J. § "M | px.Congressman Howard of Alabama they existed In the west when Mr. Brad Way Down Esst: A Romance of New|lished in the North American Review, | ¥!ll in all probabllity be between § 1| charge preferred by W. J. Smith, a stoek- | o ji*Gp0ak at Washington hall at 8 o'clock e eary: Charies Boribner's Sone, | ooy Dovs, Basts A Romance of Mew | (0S8 B O ore are: Georue B, | #1000, ‘As is' well' underatood, this sum |man rom wostarn fows. 1t I ssseried by [ Fridey evening, Hgptembor S, from the 1 LY 3 A Life vy Josep! irisme he | A & bt . B 2 e nugleus of e auditoriy th that he enterc arkeson's salooi andpoint of a midroad pulist New York. Price, $1 AIAEA ln: LDy LoRRL B IR Ll | ei0en: o fHibiAak1oioh e el | WL rorcaVithe: nules’ ot the audltoriuny)| Amith tHat be enteredi M \loon | standpoint of a m [ roduction of “Way Down East,” which [lege, Foo Chow; Rev. Gilbert R .0, | 1on ; b 8 drink and tha. | Y Colnty court on complaint of an cs The Girl at the Halfway House: A {has had the phenomenal run in New York | president International Institute of China, A Py . | the compound given him was doped. While [ iyent of the state fish commission to T e bloast [ e ke, hasamenlizun du Nas ¥ork | LR N e i o, Tma (CRTRIA D) ting Atlutle, | in o comatose stuto Forayibe, according 1o | ailewer to u chare of selying iithe T || 1a the most prectous of citta. Im- Sy o1, though srim enough 1n places. | ciosed its mecond season at the Academy |Bervice (retired); Hon. John Barrett, for- | oo ‘oo SSETI0 DR 08 (VIR ™10 the | gold watch valued of $30 in money and a | b, has, Bech, SRNGIESG Qo paired or defective eyeright Is almost It begins with @ scenc in the war of the|of Musie. It is published as a part cf the | merly United States minister to Slam; ) ChRS 'y e | gold watch valued at $50. Choef of Polize The Unfon Pacitic issued an attractive | § o orime in these days. Glasses can Febeltion in Virkinia, then drifts over to | eerless Serles hy 4. 8. Ggllvie Publishing | Robert E. Lewis; Archibald R. Colquhioun, Pacific ocean. The value of such coune - | Mitchell said last night that he pr pos d | lit'e folder which was soreud woadea S AR R A I tlon cannot be too highly estimated. It |to protect all stoc while t Arough the territory wlong its line from o made that will take away these » sleepy lllinois town and then to the free | company, New York. Price conts. R 8 B: M. Mikhailoni: Bear Admivsl | /10 SMIAON B8 H00 e ic 1k |8 mpatest A1l kmen while in the cit, | throwel and glorious life of the beginning of things o Tord - CHdion-Barsatord: B, N it bis | | | will bring added prosperity to the Bation. |wnd to this end ho will place several do- | S i Al neron fostivitlen This. folde: || defects—We make scientific eye ex- . . | s (ks 5 as surely Hostetter's Stomach Bitters | ectives in citizen's clothes on duty about | contained much useful information for the 2 R T ou the plains. It carries, of course. a love Worka of ¢ excellency Wu Ting Fang, Chinese minister | p gy heilth to the dyspept 1t ¥ou | tha staok vards nl-‘x ”“‘ ase Hl\vu. about | contatned much LA ithin_ the city and satuaitons. n LA story along with it, and hardships are The Work of the Holy Spirit,”” by Abra- |0 the United States; Demetrius C. Boul- | conno et rid of your indigestion, con i A A ower N street re- | (RN of (e passengers who came n on |} glasses will help you—All len; ietured, but all is true to the traditions | ham Kuyper, translated by Rev. Henrl de |Ker; General James H. Wilson, U. 8. V. A | (Gion dyspepsia or biliousness, try the | e o vl tralie held s fenacioiuly | | ground b e competont apeciacle of that time and all 18 told with a sym- | Vries and authorized and approved by the | Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W. Dilke, Bart, M. .| piiors and never accept anything in| Complnint Awainst Motormen, traveling bags || mea pathy, heartiness aud strength most pleas- | author, has just been published. During | Harper & Bros., New York. Price, §1.00 place of it if you wish to get well Complaint is made that the s reet cars - ey | T8t to read. D. Appleton & Co. New |the middle ages many of the most im — st : yunninK around the Taap dainat stop tn: ) pIED, [ York. Price, $1.50. mrw!m‘ ml‘]r] fous doctrin f the Word | The first of the long-promised “West-| MORTON SPEAKS TO BANKERS |vassenkers alieht between Twen v-fourth “\Ixil '“nill‘.\" s“'mm).. r| ., at 8t ..‘mw | THE ALOE & PENFOLD 00., of God for the Christlan church were|minster Blographies” is at hand and fully street and Twenty-sixth street. A sig liness. % ralideiunnd the!| nracticklly lost: Tho F . sign i | il $ | Leading Solentifio Optic In response to a very al deman: practically los he Reformation began | sustains the reputation of the publishers Condi- | digplayed on every motor notifying passen Decensed was burled at Prospect 11il Flewing M. Revell Company has lssued | the work of thelr restoration, starting with | v makers of most artistic little volumes y B PRB” Lasrs not to wiight uotll the testy stops | SR Omuha, by e side” of e 1308 Farna OMAHA. “Dlack Rock." by Ralph Coonor, fn a neat | the fundamental doctrine of Justification | T binding 18 of cloth of a rich, red color pAREg DUt GoRAUCEos ARG\ TOtorMeR AR MOt debiD | Ak R wzvana an | OPPOSITE PAXTON HOTEL. paper edition. 1t has been said of this | by Faith, and one by one these doctrines |giumped on hoth covers with the name Ll s ta pay any attention to this regu'ation, Th nerly res \t Lincoln, Neb. 8 thar: It herolsm In the cause of Christ [ have been restored in all their purity. The |of the series, while the back bears in orna A Iarge audlonce attended yesterday's ses- | turn at the Packers' Naticnal bank 15 | co ot awoke as responsive a thrill in the hearts | last one to be restored is that concerning| mental gilt letters the title of the volume, | slon of the Nebraska Baukers' association, | usually made with a rush, as the a of this generation as do deeds of valor In he Person and Work of the Holy Spirit.”" | {n (he present case “Robert Browning.' | attracted by the a = . E = 2 iy nnouncement that J. Ster from that poiu to O street is uphill an \l — under the nom de plume of ‘Ralph Connor’ | was almost the only book of solld worth | are only 155 pages in the little yolume, the | ad dyard | accessible, eed could be saic |an address eutitled “Money and Muscle.”” |bound for the stock yards and pack.n ;\\nulm ‘mlhn:ww“mn‘: \::y»«fi hl(""l»\l‘l\"‘t hoss “,I.sn‘ll "";‘m' ":*“ ]"‘”'" .1‘.1 Lo biography 15w rily ‘brief. The' au-|The convention opened with prayer by Rev. | houses can jump off as tho train round: [ Now see Drex T, Shooman before you Aplt n the two bool alph | be accessible. e closing years o A Vi o Al s 5 i . o has written the hero in each in: | the nineteenth century seem to be the ¢ H': A ’"",::",h\ ',‘N"( s AT his | Dr, Clarence 8. Sargent, after which Presi- | the curye « and you will go home sutisfled @ onnol as en reface that 5 brie » of Browning is | de dams introduce e speaker of the L stance has been a Christian minister who | of the revival of this doctrine and of a |y minia ST TR ol [ ”L\}\Y: s intr d the speaker of SIS oy T S PO Plere is a difference between shoe has wrought at good by his teaching | sense of s supremo interest and An-|or the qualitics which a larger canvas | Mr. Morton said that he became a citi Sanitary Inspector Jones a | “tores Just like there is in shoes—Some /.v and his example among the rough men of a | portance. vlm’k‘:« ulm'\:.!? b.",‘i“fll wmbering | yght secure are necessarily lost to it, | of the state in 1854, that when the frst Ie day afternoon that five cases of diphther e made to look “kinder good,” and to frontier community. The “Sky Pilot,” the | ire pouring from the religlous press but within the limits of a minlature it la > o . £ r lat first | had been reported to him within twely 1 ade for ' second of these books, like its predecessor, [ largely, indeed, superficial and ephemeral Sk8 i nt 1eAst. nlanrr R AT odlan i Islature convened ""‘y "{“{ i-l‘ A ]” [Retos. mb P SRl 1l well -Others are made for comfort, ha! 4 s bl L1 at least clearness and color e | enactments were yehalt of labor, and all [ iree cases are reported in th iy 44 . e 0 4s remarkable in that it deals with religious [ but nevertheless testifylng to the amazing | (yjtar gives pieture, not only of the ;:.:’ of 'ml‘;u :‘:V:u-w \\:yq- m...wl pro- | family of Willlam VanBeck, Thirty-thira | W&2! and real value—Ours are that kind matters in a manner that cannot tall to|extent of the awakened interest. Dr .y byt of his surroundings, and indi- | tected from being defrauded of thelr honest | and K streets. Another c s at Eigh We claim to put more value in our be of interest even to the worldly-minded. | Kuyper's work on the Holy Spirit was first| oy concisely and definitely the o Syt | o | een 0 stree in the C| e ocs tha v store west of Chieag 1'h|w"r edition, 25 cents published In Amsterdam for the instruction | oncisely an finitely the relation | carnings. When the capabilities of the wes ith ts, In the Chval fami'y | shoes than any store west of Chicago e A o tanaa ™ wattion | In which Brovning atood (o the lterary | began to be recognized and captial and labor | And $1ill another at the home of John §2x- | and we are prepared to back up that [/ ,,/A‘ S 3 ihe Tordinary language of the pooplo it | MoYements of his time. It is a most read: | drifted into this fertile territory, the one ! Twenty-sixth and G sireets. 1 st Tika n gk Pine Knot: A Story of Kentucky Life," | 1 tho ordinary language of the poople It ,hle account and contains all that the aver- | 1o produce by tilling the soil and enga log | As 8oon as theso notices are received Isim with Alhoes—DAL 1049 8 l’f/ // \l’ 1 "Ne s the title of the new novel by William E. | meets tho need of both laity and clerey. | o yeader will have the Icisure to learn | in mechanical pursults and the other to |the inspector's office placards anncun:iny | While you are here some duy you may Barton, author of “A Hero in Homespun." | I unk ‘& Wagna Company, New York.| oncerning the life of the great poct. The The succens of Dr. Bartou's former book | Prics, ¥3 trontisplece {8 a most excelleut photo: | creased from a straggling community to a | care is tak the premiss are thor imparts especial interest to his new . gravure of Robert Browning. Small, May- | vast commonwea ot arge manu- | oughly dis after the recovery of ¢ Tomance. & tory full of the atmosphere of | “From India to the Planet Mars," by | mmonwealth filled with large manu recover h | the quafnt mountain lfe. The writer has |Prof. Th. Flournoy, has been translated RS ey 6L Ll facturing and business houses, the musi \ Drexcl bhoe CO-. | | pay for the production, the state soon fn- [the disease posted on the houses ane | Want to try us on a mail order ~date Shoe Heuse 1419 I‘ARNA.\! STRLET | o s — of whose enterprise made grand sym chose the exciting period of the anti Daniel B. Vermilye It is an account | R - i g oMe BN OrhE Latas Bl Bevalne Mavery contest and the early years of the |of the experiments with the “Geneva me- | Pre-Historic Implements: A Descrips | phony from ocean to ocean. While jumping on a street car at t civil o Mdition o the ssries ot|dium,” Helen Bmith, whose case is evep [$ioB of the Ornaments, Uteasils and Imple, The index to the condition of enterpris g VT e pal R piper | Ments of Pre-Coly Ma erica,’ oughout the west has bee; e p adventures involved in this phase of the|nor markable than that of Mrs. Piper | M¢F '(f_l! : |»] u: lv"“v“" in Awerl a throughout th t has been the banking | \woinoeday night O Kenworthy drop theme Dr. Barton has utilized a mountain | 1t Boston. In her trances she lives the |18 @ reference book by arren K. Moore- | institutions, although the anathemas hurle | fo y his revolver fr s pocket. He dic 4 | head. This booy of 431 broad pages, with [ against them by demagogues aud self L i = ogend of & lost mine and the interest of o | 'xistence of an Indian princess, aw iu- | not miss the weapon until he had -3l the corner a triend told him who had pickeq | W€ re sclling all our goods at spe p the gun. Chief Mitchell called wt The | “lul figures during this week—All coun Ree office last evening to y that if th rner of Twenty-fourth d N s're casure searc 18 through :Trhv'm:\"l\r)"|‘:xxr:‘n-:‘u“lful\ I:y-. v: strong and | Antoinette, Prof. Flournoy and his fel "j'lu and TI:' n v.\ 8 belong ng to the pre- | than the cougressional or Astor collection entertaining In both types and incidents. |low scientists have for more than five | Storic tribes .'u lurjn America 1s a work | Nevertholess they have ever been recoguize ) A|p|.m»u.( Co., Now York. Price, $1.50. | vears experimented with these astounding | of RAUOSIGNRA VA IEe It 18 a most care- [ by all classes in every channel of trade ully compliled catalogue of representative | The safety of the banks is only assured witl types of relics brought to light by others | a sound woney policy and a administratior nvestigate our pri s and examine our 5 well as by the author, and describes and | that protects the istrion of the mation |10 Paliee headquarters no warrant wiil b | oo vome and see what wo gnn do PRV msezzsmnmsss v o i S TS | B DA O S | L S T | o thor is a mo! husiastic archaeologist | to inform his patrons regarding the que d L k and the volume to which he has devotea | tions that confront the country at this tim Magle Ciy Gosin £300 piano for § New and Interesting Books 10 400 i o VALSH O Wi G | ons S saatmo St eikioy o il e Hasle, Tl Gt e of love. The volume will be of the very | thrive at the expense of the prosperity of th | greatest help to the amateur archacologist | natic ® | and colloctor. The illustrations, espectally, | Following the address of Mr. Morton a L ; ‘ @8 | will bo of great assistance In determining | nformal discussion was indulged in by th Ik o) A $200 piano for $148, the place to which a find belongs. The | different groups of the convention, and th ' with a stool and scarf aud a guaranty of the very best of the mv\u,.mml fiction In paper covers. Call and see us S|, 100 makes a strong plea for ald In th art’ of the aEacial comuiitiaes wars oxbe | before you start on your vacation triv ® | solution of the various problems connected | | [ ey visitors are welcome to our store 1o party who has the revolver will ret no for 175, You will want some books to take with you during your vacation. Our standing order with the principle publishers enables us to have a few days after publication all the popular fiction. 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