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BAPflSTS LAY CORNERSTONE
Formal Start on Erection of New Calvary
Church it Made.
SHOWS PROSPERITY OF THE ORGANIZATION
LurKr Onncoiir.e of Clergy and Mem.
brrn of the Clmrcli Attrnil the
Ceremony Which Mark
the Hvent.
The laying of the cornerstone of tho
new Calvary Uaptlst church Saturday
artemoon brought out a large number
of the memberB nnd friends of the church,
as well as many pastors of tho denoml
nation In other parts of the city and state.
Tho services wero under the direction of
tho pastor, Hev. Thomas Anderson, as
slsted by I, V. Carpenter, chairman of
tho building committee. At. 2;30 o'clock
tho ceremony began by tho singing of n
hymn by tho persons prosent. This was fol
lowed by an Invocation by Hev. i:. A. Rus
sell of Onl, stnto representative of tho
Ilaptlit 1'ubllcntlon society. Following the
Invocation Hev. Thomas Anderson real
selections from tho scriptures and Intro
duccd Hoy. II, O. Kowlonds of Lincoln, who
delivered tho address of tho day. The
speaker opened his remarks by paying a
trlbuto to tho energy and ability of the
pastor of tho Calvary church, who In the
nine yearn of his postorato hu addod
largely to tho membership of tho organ!
ration until Ha home at the corner of
Twenty-fifth and Howard streets Is too
mall for IU uso. Ho said In part:
"This edifice Is a recognition of Cod nnd
tho dlspoiltlon of Ills people to honor, wor
ship and sorvo Him. It Is trilo that dolty
can bo seen and may bo communed with
everywhere Ho Is in the sunshlno and
In tho tempest, In tho light and In tho dark
noss. All nuturo Is vocal nnd trembles with
Ills presence. In tho sanctuary Is another
vlilcuco of the deity. Hero Ho appears as
tho father of men. Ho manifesto Himself
as suppllcablo to the bcscechmcnts of
human reason.
"You hero lay tho coroerstono of an
edlflco sacred to the help of man. Tho
glory of (lod Is firmly linked with the best
social, moral and spiritual Interests of man.
Tho houso you nro about to build Is to
bo the blrthplaco and nourishing house of
chomcs of bonevolenco, charity and mis
sionary effort. This edlflco will proclaim
tho faith of tho worshipers In the religion
of Jesus Christ, It Is a declaration of their
faith In tho facts, doctrines and principles
that cluster around tho name and II to of
tho Nazareno."
At the conclusion of the address I. W. Car
penter laid tho cornerstone. In this w.s
placed a history of Calvary church from Its
organization In 188C, with about forty mem
bers, until tho present time when It hns
over 300, a copy of tho Haptlst publications,
of tho city dally papers, a bible, tho origi
nal dollar which was contributed for tho
erection of tho, 'church, together with a
roster of tho mombors. Among tho minis
ters present at tho laying of tho corner
stono wero Ilov. Charles nrlnstad, repre
sentative of tho state missionary conven
tion, Itov. C. I). Allen of tho First Haptlst
church, Ilov. Gcorgo Vun Winkle of South
Omoha, Ttev. Itclchonbach of tho Danish
Haptlst church, Ilov. n. F. Flllman of draco
Haptlst church and Itov. H. W. Davis of
Immanual IJaptlat church. Tho new
church will bo ono of the largest
In the city. It will have a seating capacity
of nearly 1,000, and the lecturo room, au
ditorium and Sunday Bchool class rooms ar
so divided that thoy may bo throw,n Into
one room when desired. The church will
bo dedicated freo from debt.
EVENING WITH WILD ANIMALS
Erneat Nrton-Thonip.on (Urea III
Omaha Friend u Mont Delight,
fnl Kxperlriicr.
For moro than nn hour and a half last
night Wahb, Lobo, Hag, Vixen and other
animals which Krnest Seton-Thompson has
clothed with Interest appoarcd on a canvas
at tho First Methodist church and did tho
bidding of Mr. Sctou-Tliompson, who told
again the tales which ho published In his
Yolum, "Wild Animals I Have Known."
After hearing tho swarthy Canadian toll
of his animal friends It la easy to bollovo
that ho has really known them. A largo
audience greeted Mr. Scton-Thompsou and
listened attentively to his appreciation of
nature. Ills entertainment Is not n lee
tttro nfter the manner of tho traditional
platform orator, hut tho confidential talk
of n nature-lover.
After years of outdoor life Mr. Seton
ruompson has learned many of tho secrets,
f birds and beasts nnd he tells of those
In such an artless, slmplo manner that a
child can understand. He Imitates, the call
of birds and the signals of animals. He
has boccrao a confidential advisor of dan
gerous bensts and brings to men tho mes
sage that thoy need fear no harm from
avnge frleudi as long bb neutrality Is
malutalntd. He seeks to have men abandon
tho gun, for tho camera, and pleads for
the animals which man Is slaughtering
without reason.
Tho entertainment closed with the de
scription of a mooso hunt In Manitoba. A
plcturo was shown of a Canadian land
ncapo flooded with tho light of an October
moon and the speaker Imitated tho songs
SORES AND
ULCERS.
Sores and Ulcers never become chronic
unless the blood is in poor condition is
sluggish, weak aud unable to throw off
the joisous that accumulate in it. The
system must be relieved of the unhealthy
matter through the sore, and great danger
to life would follow should it heal before
the blood has been made pure und healthy
and all impurities eliminated front the sys
tem. S.S.S. begins the cure by first cleans
ing and invigorating the blood, building
up the general health and removing from
In Sid" A OONSTANT DRAIN
efTetenXr. VPON THE SYSTEM.
When this has been accomplished the dis
charge gradually censes, and the sore or
ulcer heals. It is the tendency of these old
indolent sores to grow worse aud worse,
and eventually to destroy the bones. Local
applications, while soothing and to some
extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the seat
of the trouble, b. S. S. does, and no matter
how apparently hopeless your condition,
even though your constitution ha3 broken
down, it will bring relief when nothing
else can. It supplies the rich, pure blood
necessary to heal the sore aud nourish
the debilitated, dlcased body.
Mr. J. B. Talbett, Lock Hot ui, Winona, Ml.,
! 11 SU yearn so my lcir from the knee to
the foot was one solid lore. Several phviildaiii
trealtd me and I made two trip to Hot Springi,
but found no relief. I w induced to try 8.8.H ,
and it' made a complete cure, I hive been a per
fectly well man ever since "
iafl is the only purely veg-
aal ,1 etable blood purifier
known contains no
tXkwPJB poisonous minerals to
PW ruin the digestion and
add to, rather than relieve jour suffer
ings. If your flesh does not Leal readily
when sciatched, bruised or cut, vour blood
is in bad condition, and any ordinary sore
is apt to become chronic.
Send for our free book and write our
physicians about your case. We make no
Charge for this service.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC; CO., ATLANTA, OA.
of tho birds which are common to that
region, Tho hunters Imitated thn iimni.
of tho moose and a rcsponso camo to their
calls. A Dne mooso appeared and was
felled by the hunters, "Here Is an animal
wnich nature has spent ten years In per
fecting." said the soenkpi-. " anil v.) 4ta
noble creature must be slaughtered to afford
nuntcrs ten seconds of murderous pleasure.
Such Is a fair epltono of hunting with a
KUU
TO RELIEVE SUPREME COURT
Ilnr A.ivlnlin Decides to Hnpport
the nun for a Coinmlaalou
Tempornrlly.
The Douelas County Uar association last
night passed a resolution favoring tho
passage of a law by the stato Icglsltturo
providing for the appointment of a com
mission of nine members, to be selected
by the supremo cqurt to assist In trying
the ensoj on the docket of the higher
tribunal. Tho action was the result of an
exhaustive discussion of ways and means
ior providing reitcr for the Judges of tho
supremo court In tho present overcrowded
state of tho docket.
The attendance was large, as the question
is ono oi especial interest to attorneys alt
ovor the stato at tho present time. When
the regular speakers on tho program had
expressed Ideas of the expedients to bn
tneu mo views or all the members present
were called for.
Tho president of the local association ex
plained that th cro are twn fnvnr.nl mnft,.
ods of finding a remedy for the existing
difficulty constitutional revision and con
stitutional amendment. These methods
iook to tno creation of a supreme court
with a largor acopo than tho ono now In
existence. A third moth ml is thn raiBt,ith.
ment of a commission to assist tho Judges
umii amendment or rovlslon, either of
Allien win require several years' time, can
bo secured,
Judgo Wakelcy, In an Interesting discus
sion of tho subject, said that tho reason
why tho docket Is so badly overcrowded
Ilea In a brief provision In tli Mil nr
rights. This section specifies that It shall
ue mo rigni or any litigant to bo heard
In the higher tribunal on ft writ nf nnnral
The result of tho provision Is that the court
is nooned by a class of litigation that
ought never to bo heard there. Judge
Wakeley said that ho could nm rr.n
another stato in tho union which numbered
mis provision among Its statutes. Ho sug
gested that tho right of appeal bo ac
companied by conditions tending n ,il.
courage appeal.
Another remedy Rtitrupqtmi , th,v.
Wakeley Is tho creation of an Intermediate
appellate court Invested with th
final Judgment In specified classes of cases
wunoui tno double appeal system. As n
temporary exnedl Cnt hn rrcnmmiirTnil n
commission, but favored n limited number
or members, Mx In preforenco to nlno.
C. C. Wright told of a recent trip
through tho state, when ho lind mmln tt n
point to ask tho opinions of attorneys In
iuu various towns nnd cities he had vis
ited. Tho nrovalent nnlnlnn mnn xj
braska lawyers, he said. Is that the legisla
ture must be requested to appoint a com
mission at tho court's selection. Tho ma
jority of thoso with whom ho had talked
were In favor of allowing the legislature
to determine tho size of the commission
without regard to suggestions by various
nar associates.
Among the other
Mahoney, Francis A. Drogan, C. S. El
guttor and h. D. Holmes.
Votlnav Content.
Following Is tho list anil nfnnillnrr nt
contestants up to 5 p. m. Saturday:
Goorge Duncan. 2020 Himn
Bernard Floak, 2613 So. Hth street. .26,34?
Earl Bevlns, 2722 Howard street ....22,485
E. a. Jameson, 3424 Franklin street. 16,516
W. B. Roynolds. Hn.qtlnp-n Vol, u aea
John Havol, 1524 So-. 14th street 10,010
Will A. Brown, Fullorton, Neb 7,041
J. E. Mlllor, 2915 No. 25th street 7,033
F .A. Decker. Council muffs, in r. m
L. O. Woods, Teltamah. Nob 5242
ii. ji. -Muiicr, Fischer & Lowrlo 4,933
F. Honzlng, Grand Island, Neb 4,820
H. L. Cassell, 2230, Meredith avo.... 4,675
Dwlght Cramer, 3313 Jackson street.. 4,662
llosa Morgan, Grand Island, Neb 4,264
Itobert Rlsdon, 1S19 Plnkney street.. 4,223
Watson H. Perkins, K. E, Bruce & Co. 3,880
William Kocher. 2421 Parker nlrnnl tf.ni
J. C. Allon, 2220 Chicago street 3,165
J. W. Mulr, Omaha Machlno Works.. 2,916
Emery Smith, 213 No. 16th streot.... 2,700
John Best, 608 So. 27th street 2,493
n, u. vnnAvery. 1008 Cnnltol nvn in
F. B. Holbrook, 1103 Harney street.... 2,255
Albert Sessman, Murnty hotel 2,133
John Hnyncs, Dewey & Stone 2,035
W, E. Hatch. 1919 Sncncor street 1 7ir.
Charles D. Colo, box 963, Omaha.... 1,106
tr. w. naming, Nebraska City, Neb.. 1,090
Lawrenco Williams, Council Bluffs, la. 1,090
John Furbush. 1618 No. m nu
A. J. VanAntwerp, Lodl, Neb 570
J. . Woods, Council muffs, la 570
uiancno WIkes .Mil ard hot.l is-.
Emma Ttocd, Tolephono Exrhango 333
uaisy uicKman. Dennett's Dept. Storo 331
Thoo. Schnctz, 2024 Howard street... 323
Carl Ilonch, 1109 So. 27th street.... 273
Winifred Llnnlger, 1711 So, 9th strort 243
it. it. Kartlang, 1723 So. 16th street.. 199
George I. Fisher, U. P. Supply houso 172
Henry Majors, Orctna, Neb 82
W. E. aoodman, Tclophone building 16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
C. Crowley of Minneapolis Is In tho city.
W. O, Preston of Senttlo is at tho Her
Grand,
Fred H, Glover of Kansas City Is in
Omaha.
, F. H. Millard of Milwaukee is at tho
Millard,
J. C. Lester of. Lincoln Is 11 patron of the
Henslmw.
n.p: N'lson Mercer has returned from
California.
W. F. Albertsen of Pckln, III., Is at tho
Merchants.
J. N. Do-lty of Lincoln was at the Mur
ray yesterday,
.iM,t.A' p,r,c,,of St- I'ouls ls quartered at
the Her Grand,
Charley Smith of Londun Is registered
at tho Hcnshaw.
Hon Lorenro Crounso of Fort Calhoun Is
ut the iler Orand.
J. L. McPhonly. 11 merchant of Jllnden, Is
a patron of the Millard. :. m
J. II. Withlngton nf St. Louis Is transact
ing builneKs In tho city.
Mrs, J. F Halllneer of Bancroft. Neb,
is a guest of the .Millard.
n,me?..McKlrn? nnd family of Chippewa
Falls, Wis,, aro in the city.
Hon, J. C. HniH of Wnnrnw, Nob,, is
quartered nt the Merchants.
John IC. Itcno nnd wife of Now York
nro guests of tho Iler Oram!.
P,. ii. Gernwald and wife of Hastings
nro' stopping ut tho Honslmw. "'"
V. T. Davidson of tho Merchants left for
Colorado yesterday to be gone sovoral
Hrnrt Reton-Thompson of Now York tho
nRturallflt. artist nuii author. Is registered
ut the Millard,
Thomas Flynn, maiificer of the cloak de
partment at Huydon Hro. s, luft for New
York last night.
John F. Evers, I). J. Slmnron j k
Kmlth, W. p. Briscoe. 13. S, Iluell ami !
H. Johnson of Chicago ara staying ut iho
Millard,
II. It. Illpley. editor of the Fullcrton
News, Is In tho city visiting friends. Mr.
ltlploy Is 1'iirouto homo from u brief visit
in eastern Iowa.
Colonel Hathaway, chief quartermaster
of tho Department of tho Missouri, has
gone to Jefferson Burracks on n tour of
Inspection, which will Include the rifle
rangea at Arcadia und Fort Illley.
Nobrasknns at the Merrhants: Mr. and
Mrs, ci. I . Ulekman and F. A. Harrard of
Seward. F. J, Bless, v. t' Bless, o. Bchmldt
nnd H. II. Webb of Hebron. Itobert Graham
of Alliance and it. W. Grout of Beatrice.
Captnln James M. Arrasmlth has received
orders to report to the commnnder of the
Presidio at Ban Francisco for assignment
for duty with the home battalion of the
Eighteenth Infantry. He will leave for
, San Francisco November 30,
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; SUXDAY, yOYEMBEK 25, 1000.
WONDERFUL SUCCESS SHOWN
Ey the Cramer Chemical Company of Albany,
Now York,
THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF NEBRASKA
Whnt I'iihIi, Pcrnrvcrnnce nnd J mil
clou Advertising Has Done
In the l'nut Six
Months,
Being In a talkative mood a few days ago
Charles It. Schaefer, tho western agent for
the Cramer Chemical company of Albany,
N. gave his experience on tho com
pany's great kidney and liver cure, which
Is being so extensively advertised In tho
cast, as well as In Iowa and Nebraska. Ho
tald: "Eight months ago 1 was called to
Albany by the management and asked If I
would accept tho agency of their remedy
In the west. I explained to them that my
position In Omaha was a peculiar one-
being tho original cut-price druggist In
Nebraska something I am proud of that
some druggists would not feel very kludly
toward me. Their answer was: 'Whenever
you meet a druggist who does not soc a
business proposition In the offer you mako
him on our goods, pass htm up. You aro
wasting time on him. Wo depend entirely
on tho merits of our preparations to make
them sell. They havo got troublo on their
minds and their business qualifications are
so Insignificant that It will mako no differ
ence. Goods properly advertised crcato a
domand and If they don't keep them In
stock people will go whoro they can got
them. Tho days of tho roorback lu tho
drug business of trying- to sell peoplo some
thing else "Just as good" ls a thing of the
past. Peoplo understand their game, for
it Is because fhey mako more money on
their cheap trash which Is not known and
never had a person to testify to Its curing
qualities.' I mado the company a propojl
Hon, that If they would allow mo to use
as much space In newspapers as I thought
best, and allow mo to follow out ray own
Ideas, I would accept the western agency
which they kindly consented to do. I was
then shown through tho advertising, manu
facturing and stock room, as well as ship
ping departments. Tho advertising depart
ment. In which I was most Interested, con
tained a host of stenographers, who wero
busy sending out advertising matter to
pooplo all over tho east as well as In tho
west.
Tho shipping room nnd stock room looked
to mo as If they wero doing business lu a
landofflce stylo, whllo seven men nro kept
constantly on tho road advertising and
Belling this great remedy. Hero's a fule
gram from the company, received today, In
which thoy mate they havo shipped me
100 gross of snmples and In a few days I
will havo the state of Nebraska canvassed
and freo samples distributed and will also
huvo lady demonstrators in twelvo of tho
loading Btores In tho state." Mr. Schaefer
Informed us that as soon as ho can dispose
of his retail store he will remove to Al
bany to tako charge of tho advertising
department of this now wonderful kidney
and llvcv cure as the company were so
well pleased with tho increased business
during the past fow months that thoy had
decided to erect a largo building of their
own and Increase their working force 150
making a total of 433 employes.
South Omaha News .
Mayor Kollv returned Innt
Ord. Neb., whero ho nnrnt tho irnntnr nin
of tho week looking after somu cattle law
suits m wnicn no is interested. His first
information of any criminal ohn
hlra were conveyed by n Beo representative
wuo canen at ills resldonco last evening.
After lenrnlnc tho nurnort of the pimr,',
tho mayor said:
"I'rom those connected with tho prose
cution It Is ovldent that no good purpose
ls Intended, but nn th
ablo advantages sought. Owing to threats
previously mado this action was not un
expected. So far I am not subservient or
obligated to tho element In question nnd
iiurpuau 10 remain so. as long as I am
tho ehlof exccutlvo this city will not bo
ucrmlltcd to rolnnan Intn thn ,t!,n,.M,.i
condition that has at times characterized
tho administration nf Itn nffniro r ,.-, .,.,
no greater wrong In tho dbchnrgo of my
omciui conuuet man to allow this city
und Ita affairs to hn At.
scrupulous petty politicians, This con-
irovorny nas now readied tho courts; where
a full opportunity will bo given all con
cerned to dovolop the facta In tholr full
ugni.
Vnr of Cuttln Trillin.
In yesterday's nen
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authority had been grantod by tho Interior
uopanmeni ior tdo establishment of a cat
tle trail between tho Standing rinov
Cheyenne Illvor Indian agencies, the object
uuiug io permit ranciimcn In tho northwest
ern part of South Dakota to get tholr cat
tlo to market quickly and prevent a long
detour. Cattlemen nro not now nllowcd to
cross tho Indian reservations with their
herds, but this order will make a radical
Chung In existing conditions. Concerning
tho oponlng of this trail n prominent mcrn
ber of tho Live Stock exchange said yester
day; "In the matter of tho opening of the res
ervations for tho Driving of cnttlo to tho
lines of tho Northwestern and Milwaukee
& St. Paul roads attention Is called to the
fact that thero has been nn old practice In
vogue whereby the owners of cattle and
other slock who desire to cross the nose
hud or Plnn Illdge reservations from north
to- south mtlBt mako application to the
I'nlted States Indian agent 'or tho privilege.
In this application tuo number of stock and
na nearly ns possible the roulo to be fol
lowed must bo Indicated. A small feo Is
charged for tho prlvllcgo and an escort of
Indian police ls usually provided. In tho
fall of 1S97 tho Department of the Interior
granted authority for tho occasional driving
of small herds across thcuo reservations
from north to south, but not from south to
north. Cattlcowuer3 who now deslro to
drlvo herds to feed lots In Nebraska or to
the South Omnha markot for shipment from
points on Iho Klkhorn can now avail them
selves of this privilege upon application to
tho Indian agents at Pine Illdgo or Rose
bud." Illnh School KiitertHlnniriit,
Monday evening the senior clnss of the
South Omaha High school will present thri
"Modernized Merchant of Venlco" at Mod
ern Woodmen hall. These members of the
claBs havo been given places In tho cast:
Homer Peyton, Fred Conrey, Charles Left
lcr, Claudo Orchard, Earl Leach, Lylo Oray,
Herbert Orango, Vcrno Havens, Frnnk
Pierce, Mabel Blch. Huttlo Whittlesey, Nora
Smith, Minnie Morton, 'Agnes Walsh, Ocneva
Garlow, Est'elle Gray and members of the
High school foot bnll team. Music will bs
furnished by Dlmralck's. orchestra.
It Is stated that one of tho most urgent
needs of the South Omaha High school Is
an Increase In the library. At present the
library consists of about 400 books, and of
thefe less than 200 aro considered readable,
It Is f r tho purpose of raising funds with
whir1' iircha'o bonks thM the entortaln
mrn ' vrn,
Hner Trnek I'olloTrer Arretted,
Yesterday afternoon OOlcer Newman ar
rested Oeorgo C Craft at Jorgenson's sa
loon on Twenty-fourth street nnd Is holding
him at the city Jail on a charge of suspicion.
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Craft said that his home Is at 1037 Seventh
street, Des Moines. He had n satchel niled
ulth race track pool tickets, a drill for load
lug dlco and a quantity of plain dice not ye
loaded, besides a lot of other plunder gen
orally used by tinhorn gamblers and sharp
ers. The pollco nre making an effort to rh
the city of all objectionable characters and
with this Idea In view are arresting and ile
talnlng all 'suspicious characters.
Charter ItevMloii Cniiimlttrr.
At a meeting of tho Commercial club held
In tho council chamber Friday evening a re
vision of the city charter was seriously
considered. President Flynn and Secretary
Watklus wero disappointed at tho small
number of members present, especially as
thn meeting had been well advertised. The
needs of the city wero talked over and nn
addition to tho present chnrter committee
was authorized. This charter committee
will meet on Tuesdny evening nt the olllce
of P. A. wells In the Packer's National
bank building for tho purposo of taking
steps to frame a new charter.
Fire ncntroj-H I-Vrtl Miinit,
Yesterday fire destroyed the feed barns
and sheds of Lchmcr Bros., located Just
outside of the city limits on Q street.
largo quantity of grain and hay, Including
grinding machinery, was nlso destroyed.
The loss will nmount to nbout $l,C0O, par
tlally cohered by Insurance. It ls sup
posed that tramps stnrtcd tho blaze. The
burning of the barns and feed will throw
about BOO head of cattle on the market at
I'lMTorth l.rtiKiip .Noelnl.
Next Thursday evening tho Epworth
leaguo will keep open houso at the parlors
of the First Methodist Episcopal church
No forn.nl Invitations have been issued, hi't
every member Is expected to be present
and bring friends. All young men and
women boarding In tho city will bo spec
lally welcomed. Bcsldo refreshments a
short program will be rendered,
KlrMt I.erturr of Scrim,
At tlo First Presbyterian church last
night was delivered tho first lecturo of thb
Yourig Men's Christian Association emirs",
Frank McClurc Chaffee, tho well known
humorist, tnlklng on "Lean Folks," Tho
attendance was all that could be expected
and thoso In charge of the course nro
satisfied that tho sorlcs of entertainments
will ho a financial success.
Mnirlo City CIoKstn.
Seo Ed Mun.thaw & Co, for lumber. Tel 2'5.
Daniel Hurd of Harvard Is here stopping
wmi menus.
City Clerk Sam Hhrlgley Is expected homo
from Indlann today.
Eldon J, Smith has nccepted n position
MUM tJUIIJ' iiii:iiuui,
Miss Daisy Evans of Fremont Is here vis
ltlng Mrs, Ed Welner.
The First Methodist church ls being
pniiucu ny n. j.. toomus,
Charles Multnn, brother of Miss Jean
uoyn ;uuiiau, is quite hick.
Cottages built to suit buyers. Jno, J. nynn
Tho annual meeting of tho I'resbytcrlnn
cnurcn win uo neiu on ruesuuy evening,
Flro hvdrnnts nre bclne set nt Tlilrtni'iith
ami w streets anil Tiurtcentn nnd o streots.
Tho reorganized choir of tho First Metho
dist Episcopal church ls doing splendid
worn.
Mrs. O, E. Blew hns returned from Mm-v
vllle. Mo,, after a visit of u month with
menus.
Tho Antl-Snloon lencue han renuested
.Mayor neny io Keep tno saloons ciosea on
sunuay.
8torm snsh. Howlnml Lumber nnd Co.il
coinpnny, Twenty-fourth street, between M
und N streets.
Tho Omaha Water eomnntiv completed
wio selling oi a nre nyurani ni f oruuiu
una i, sircuis yesiemuy.
Mrs. N. G. Ingersoll and Mrs. Herbert
Osborne havo returned from nn extended
visit ut Cambridge, Neb.
"Llvlnir Death" Ih tho tonln unon which
Hev. Irvine Johnson will nrench nt Bt.
Aiurun s cnurcn ni n o ciock today.
At the Flr3t Presbyterian church this
morning Hev. Dr. Wheeler will prench on
tho topic, "A Prelude to Thanksgiving."
James Ivory, colored, who Is wanted In
Omahn for larceny, was arrested last nteht
oy a ttouin umana policeman in Altirlgnt.
A musical entertainment will he clven nt
the homo of Mrs. George Clince, Twenty
third und K streets, on Tuesday evening.
The seventh annual dnnce clven by catnn
No. 1005, Modern Woodmen of Amcrlcn,
Friday evening wan n very enjoynblo nffulr.
The annual tneetlnc of stockholders of thn
Union Stock YurdH company will be held
at tho company's olllccs hero oi Decem-
Memborn of tho Christian church nro re
quested to remember tho needy hv bringing
somo Thanksgiving offering to tho church
louay.
Everv housekeeper should study tho new
price lis! Just Issued by tho Flynn Food und
Clothing houso, It's u money saver nnd no
tiouui win ue iiiKcn uuvuntage oi by many.
A special meeting of tho King's Daugh
ters of tho First Presbyterian church will
bo held ut the home of Mrs, I'lerson, Nine
teenth and Missouri avenue, Monday uft
ernoon. Thero will bo nn important meeting of
tho Woman's Homo Missionary society of
the Methodist church ut tho homo of Mrs
M. Mnberry, 1328 North Twenty-fifth street,
Friday afternoon.
For rent, thirty-two room stnam-heiitnrl
hotel bullcjlng,, good location nnd rent rea
sonable, Elegant opportunity for right
party to maku money, O'Neill Haul Estate
Agency, South Omnha.
to the germs
mtans health
I ti humanity.
e germs which
cause Catarrh and
Bronchitis and the
Grip prepare the
way for those
which cause Pneu
monia and Con
sumption. Dr. Goo. Lelnlnger's Fonnaldehyflo Inhaler
kills all tho,fl crmi oven wheti they have
lodged nnd hrgun tholr work la tho At op-teat-cd
air passages of tho lungs themselves.
Geo. T. Hawley, M. D Professor of I.ung
andThroat Diseases! Chicago Clinical School
the largest Clinical School In the world,
says, In writing to Dr, Geo. Lclnlngeri
"I have been utlns your PormalJchyde
Inhslor for Cotorih, Asthma, llronchltli,
Coughs, Colds and other Nofc and Throat
and Lung diseases, I have found It superior
to any remedy so far discovered."
SoM on a cruirantte at alt dniftUU M cti. or
Mnct. THE PH. OM. I.F.1NINOER CllEMICAl. CO
CMcgo, ill, Uooklet mailed I rt.
DR. GEO. LEININCER'S
Foir-ZiflaS-tls-Eiydo
KIDNEY TABLETS
( a saw wonderful antldota to tbr cf m ct Kldnir,
Ur and Dlad'lrr dlieaiet, and Ins unl rrmrHr of
tho hind tTr Introduced. Sold at all drufitlili at
Hi and M) cnli a package.
McConnel Drug Co,, ncaton-McOInn Drug
Co., Merrltt-araham Drug Co., II. It. Gra
ham, Chas. Bchaafor, Max Hecht, Hans
coin I'ark Pharmacy. OladlBh Pharmacy,
King Pharmacy. Peyton Pharmacy. Oeo.
8. Davis, Council muffs, la., M. A. Dillon's
Drug Htoro South Omaha.
Mr, Wlnaiinpa Saflils ?rrap
lias been used for over FIKTV YEAKS b)
MILLIONS of MOTIlUIta for their CHIXi
DHIJN WHILE TKKTHINO, with PKU
fKgr "?as.,iT BooTiuis &" cmiiii
rWXSi&&H18- ALLAYS all PAIN,
CU.HKS WIND COLIC, and ls the best rcmJ
dy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by Druggists
in every part ot 1'ie world, lf sure and
ask for "Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup."
an 'aha no otnsr kind. Twenty-flva cent
ft U 01 lifts
COATES TIRES OF LIVING
Board of Trade Operator Attempts to Cni
mit Suicide at Center Hotel.
TOOK MORPHINE AND TURNED ON THE GAS
Uevernr In Mtlnntlou ami Diuneatlo
Trouble- .aliuil na the
Cnme ut 111k Hnah
Act.
Determined to commit suicide becnuso of
reverses In litigation and family troubles,
V. M. Coatos, a Hoard of Trado operator,
swallowed llfty grains of morphine and
turned on tho gas In his room at the Center
hotel Friday night. When found at 7 o'clock
yesterday he was unconscious nnd It is
the onlnlon of Dr. J. M Alkln h, i.
Ing physician, that his chances for life are
remote.
Ho leit tour lottcrn nn io Mr. n n
Lorlo, housekeeper at tho Center, ono to
-'yu wampbcll or tho Hoard of Trade,
OUC to O. 1. MeLaln. clorlt nt it,., r..
and ono to Dr. Alkln. In tho first three
bo makes no reference in unlri.i,,
speaks of business matters exclusively.
in tno loner to ur. Alkln, however, ho re
fers to domestic Infelicity. Ills wife, who
lives In .Malvern, la., ho writes, left him
because of certain scandals touching his
relations With several lnirntnfnr. -,,,l.l..
young women of tho town. Uecauso of this
uuu ino unionunato outcorao of a law suit
1.45
for heavy lluecetl
hlunkuts, full 10-4,
worth $2.50.
A for all wool blankets.
h gray and tans, full
slzo remarkable
1 valuo worth K00.
75c
for a comforter,
quilted and well fill
edworth $1.25.
T
O
I.
for a comforter Hilled
with white cottotr
batting tufted or
quilted worth $2.G0.
98c
for pillows,
W filled, 6 lbs. to th
plate,
knobs.
. pair Amoskeag A. C,
S A. ticking.
I.
per pair for 22x23
feather pillow, fancy
Goblin tickings
worth $3.00.
atar
lined
12c
for n good muslin f
pillow cover, 45x30
hemmed, ready for
uso.
1 $10.00 Gash Prize
for
otir
1 79c S&sL HV I'25 I
... -semmx fmm-1
U 16X2 &
Thanksgiving Day is almost upon us. Values in dining room furniture are now very
ooDortune. Take advantage of this ThanksKlvinc Sale to buy extension tables.buffcts. side
boards, chairs, silverware,
a a - .
dining room m nice, new, up-io-uuie uut not nuutitjatiriiy expensive) Turniiure. prices here
quoted are for values that must demonstrate to all thinking persons the absolute pre
eminence of The People's Store as complete home furnishers for the People. Let us help
you to be thankful next Thursday.
Rxtenslon Tnblo 42x42 top, golden finish,
extra leaves, ball bearing casters, highly
polished tomorrow price.,
Anothor Extension Table solid oak finished
golden extends to 8 feet heavy C-ln.
carved legs, polished tomorrow
Dining Room Chair, cano seat, golden oak,
high bracij arm, six spindles and
l streicner in ubck, saining unuer neat price.
Another Bargain In Dining Room Chairs
hits box seat all hand polished, worth
$3.75 price tomorrow
B Sideboard, golden oak, large beveled
ii mirror cutlery drawer volvot lined
j worth $22X0--prlco tomorrow
plato
.
China Closet, solid golden oak, heavy
tswell end glass, new design worth
$27.50 tomorrow
Plate and Cup Racks In a number of
styles and prices assorted finishes
upward from
2.48
jrruat bargain.
4.48
tlon nowoBt aha
-nowoBt shades others iihIc $l).0U,
2.98 4.75
ting, ily fronts,
and S'J for sntno
In which he was Involved he had decided
to kill himself.
Mr. Coates was removed to Clarkson hos
pital. About 7 o'clock yesterday guests of
tho Center hotel on North Seventeenth
street detected a strong odor of gas. Tho
night plerk, O. 1. Mol-nln, was notified nnd
he after somo diniculty traced the fumes to
a room on tho third floor occupied by V.
M. Coates. The door was forced. Mr.
Coates lay upon tho bed, fully dressed and
unconscious. Tho gas Jet was turned on
full force; several empty morphine bottles
were found In tho room.
Dr. Alkln was called at onco. He brought
Into uso the stomnch pump and electric bat
teries, but the patient's condition did not
yield readily to treatment.
Mr. Coates, who Is nbout 4S years old,
has a wlfo and married daughter living
In Malvern, In. Ho has been occupying
rooms nt the Center hotel since last July
and the housekeeper says his habits wero
regular. Of lato, how over, sho Btlds, ho
has been despondent. IIo has about $100
deposited with his friend, J. Floyd Camp
hell, of tho Hoard of Trado.
At a late hour Saturday night Mr. Coates
was reported doing well, nnd tho doctor
now has hopes of his recovery.
Many of your friends, or pecplo wham you
know of, have contracted consumption,
pneumonia or other fatal diseases, by
neglect of a simple cough or cold. Foloy's
Honey and T&r, a safe, sure and pleasant
cough medicine, would have saved them, It
Is guaranteed. Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,
Omaha; Dillon's drug store, South Omaha.
Do you want a stenographer? Spend 25
cents for a Iloo "want'ad."
thflOrLta, 98c
FARNAM STREETS, OMAHA.
T O VE
On Sale Tomorrow.
Coral Oak Stoves In a number
of sizes has top tint nickel
top ring and nlckol foot rest
imnusomety mounted no much
for this APPHARANCi:. In
QUALITY It Is n heavy, sub
stantial, soft coal stove gunr
imteeit to give satisfaction.
Tho price on this saluQ Jt Pa
tomorrow will be . ,Oi4U
This Homo Com I llaseburner ls
tho only leudlng meUlJin priced
haseburuer and llrst-clnss
neater In thn markot linn
slzo Hues, untiHiially largo,
mzcH, nnH poweriui nir circuiac
IliK tluos: takes cold ulr from
tho floor anil thoroughly
it oerorc iieing uisciiargeu:
heavy flro not. solf-feedlnir coal
magazine, elaborate) nickel top,
nickel side rulls. nlckol name
ca
l,.iou legs, htngo pins nnd In
Weight of heater 230 lbs prlco.. . . IO
u-noio ca3t iron itange wen nunpteii ror either
or soft coal, or wood sot on heavy base has
square oven, and mado of tho smoothest costings.
plain or uupicx grate, and neavy nro linings WAR
llANTKD A PHRFKCT IIAKKR. nnd hound to ulve
satisfaction you cannot Judiio tho quality OO Cft
by tho price CALL AND SKH IT-prlcc CCtuU
tiio instate uhk (we aro nolo agents) ih tno nnost
coul lic-uUT made. Flro box is mado of ono
Molntlcss) and doors havo SCRKW RF.OISTKHS
the clicitpcst, but 1JY FAR tho Ilnest hard A
coal hi'ittcr made upwnrd from !
listato nteei itungc ciosuiy riveten asbestos
throughout heavy steel plates P13R-
FKCTLY' SQl'ARK OVlCN-eqillppcd OO
with broller-iprlco v i
STO VE
the best explanation of the 1 ItiHtrntlrm of the turtle that appeared In
nisi siiuuuy s au. uncr open until
dinner sets and other things
A A
5.95
9.25
... 67c
2.50
13.50
17.50
49c
1847 Rogers' Knives and Forks
guaranteed on sale tomorrow,
(or
Carving Set Landers, Frnny & Clark make
tag handle worth $2,25 prlco
tomorrow"
Kngllsh Semi Porcol'nln Dinner Sots 100 uleccs, In hluo, pencil
nn green, inrgo platters, nnd pretty design and
decorations guaranteed not to crazo
worth $16.00 on sale tomorrow
China Dinner Sot light transparent ware
dainty patterns and new colors In spays and
borders worth $27.50 on salo tomorrow
Cobbler Rocker solid
polished selected grain
tomorrow, salo prlco
Ladles' Writing Dosk -
finish neatly arranged
$12.00 tomorrow
Dressing Table, quartered golden oak, mahogany
finish, bird's-cyo maple, pattern, plato mir
ror handsome doslgn
Suits an
Trade Here
Suits and Jackets.
d BVIiliinery.
.Winery.
I RQ ior nc?'y trimmed hats right
ViihP iir I? '.lle. wor5 room-no two
alike-all tho Intest shapes and ma-terlals-othciM
ask $1.00
2 HO for choice of our $:j.0O hats
Si trimmed In silk velvet und
for Jnckot In nil col
ore (ithors iisk SO.TiO
very Btyllsb and a
for Jackntft 60 differ
out stylos from whloh
to make your soluu
-------- r.-....
J CI) for
r'"'
iiuia
"W.lorh nnd
Jess than pne-thlrd tho wholesale emit,
(lira ,,'let unit. half Hiiveii on furs,
f iHyt'rythlng In. tho way o
Hcurfs. Collarettes, Capes, Jnckets,
etc , In tirctrlc seal, marten, stono
marten, soul, beaver, otc. all ir.arkcq
"i UHl.?".',mIf "sular price. Cholco
nf ''1.1 III HuVl t 'f HaD flint ...II 1 I
for two bin lots
of tailor mado
suits ttht fit-
otc, others ask $3 and
(roods.
Just '
THE ONL Y CURE
For CATAltltll. 1IKOXCU HIS,
COUGHS AM CONSUMPTION.
YOU BREATHE IT
. . . .THAT'S AM
Your doctor will tell you that there Is no
other remedy or treatment which can reach
thn diseased purls of tho throat nnd lungs.
Of nil the cures Tor these llVses.
I1YOMKI Is the only ono ;v,'r "iTft-Z'J
by tho V. S. Health Report. lies 1-h all
thlH It Is guaranteed, nnd live days treat
ment sent froo to any "rr" ,, outllts
All druggists or sent by mall. Otituts
$1.00. Trial CluttlM 5f
per pair for Noitlng
hnm lace curtains 61
Inches wide, 3 ds.
long worth J2.C0.
per pair for ruffled
uiUBlln curtains I
worth $1.76.
2.75
prr pair for ruffled
hobblnet curtains,
with nnd without In
sertion worth $4-50.
4.55
for Brussels net cur
tains, llornl effects
and dotntched fig
uresworth $7.00.
43c
for nil wool Ingrain
full
carpetB nowest col
all
orings worth 7(ic.
heating
65c
7CZ
I J
for Tapestry nrus
eels carpets, with or
nam
lariro
without borders -worth
S,rc
Hns
98c
soft
plccn
- not
Trc
IO
fnr rhnlrn of a eroat
' number ot moqucttcs
M and volvots new ar-
TC
IO
I rivals worth $1.25.
14.50
fnr !l!tl2 Ifvota rues
4 hiHt Ilka Smvrnas.
1 reversiblo worth M
hoc. is.
that will tend to complete your
t f . a
2.9Q
.25
oak, golden, highly
oak worth $5,00
golden oak or mahogany
pigeon holes, otc worth
worth $20 tomorrow. .
.7.90
17.50
2.98
5.75
ILin !
Tomorrow and Save Just About One-Half.
w,.,v,n an l.lf.
cholco of 45 nno Pattern
tuners usk fi.w
just reeoiveii rron
Ohlcsuo, This nrlco 1
UnJ ,12'wa" KO on '" for
475