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Relief IN Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder
diseases relieved by the New 0rea1
South American Kidney Cure, Ihi5
new remedy is 9 great surprise on &c
count OF its exceeding promptnesa II
relieving psin il the BLADDER. Haaeys
back and every part Of the urina3y
passages IL rnaleo or fenaie II ccil@Hss
retention Of water and pain ~ passing
it almost inn ediately Il YOU Fauf
quick relief and cue tn 5 Is y0uT raE-
edy. sold By nc u Enbin=op q Bro.
druggists. GGldshor0, NC
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Notice.

BY virtue of a judgment Of the SuPe-
rior Court Of Wayne county, rendered
in the special proceeding therein. n
rit!ed e. +, Holt and others, TO the
court. the Undersigned, having been
anDainted commissioner fol thai pUr-
pose, will sell Jor cash By PUBLIC a9e-
4i0n. al the court house door IN GoldS-
boro on Monday. the 18sh day Ct April,
1888. the following lots OF land. situate
in the city OF Goldsboro. to-Elt:
GA The late Dr.. J. ". Ho3b's home
nlaca at the northwestern lnterseo-
fjonal corner Of James and Vine streets.
being Lot No 265 in The planof sala
city. containing one-haL acre, more O.
~ at the southwestern intersec-
tinnaI corner of West Centre and ASH
streets. fronting II feet on West Centre
street and 1o6 feet On Asa street
(3) On the north side Of Ashzst#set
beginning st the southwestern coFAst
Of R. H. Phillips or said street, ana
funs- thence westerly with 4 j street
| to tie corner of ths- Presbyterian
church ct;thaace With ena al u 3
Ilotrortharly to the noctE8asta4 ce}Sner
OF said lot; then vita The Inc oIs4te
| 1ot westerly to Jamass.e2et. 1hea W1Eh
said stseet norbherly 70 Eps518ts cor
ner: then with lis line o1seeeky to 5A
Wrenn's line, then wish his and Eh3l'
Ips, Tres soufhariS to he BEGINNING
containing three-fourths Of n acre
~ X tract of land in and adjofnips
said city, bounded on the noEth By tht
LANDS OF James EfcKee. on the east by
The lands of Z ". Swami. Emma Pix
+ snd J. ~. Grantharn, n the south oy
Reunaary street, and On the west q.
fasas of 4. 81. Borden auI Jas. Mchee
and entirely surrounded by said LAND
end said stree tic~optaining thirty-eigh
1897 acres, more Or less.
This the 18TH dav OF March, 1898.
l. F DORTGH,
Gunrfss10ueP
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BONDS.

=
The United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company becomes surety
on Bonds of Officers and Employees
OF Banks, Mercantile Houses, Rail
road, Express and Telegraph Com
panies, Officials of States, Cities and
Counties, and for Contractors. Also
on Bonds Of Executors, Administers
tors, Guardians, Trustees, Receivers,
Assignees, Committees, and in Rep
levin, Attachment and Injunction
| Cases, and all undertalngsin Judle-
ial Proceedings.
Accepted by the United States
Government as Sole Surety on Bonds
Iof Distiners, Collectors Of Customs
land internal Revenue CANCERS,
fStorekeepers, and oIlerG Government
i ofiei.sIs and Employees. Also &C
eepfed by JUDGES of State Courts
and al lso gresl ana Rfft
&c the Usileas
The unaesaad, pesn ap.
pointed attorney aud ge.~sesentatiFt
! of the aboyauompaay he.ebaEgei
are very reasonable Full partldu
lars on a~ppHatipn-
A C DAVIS
Goldab0ro, II AttoneegatLaa
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A correspondent of the New
York Sun asks thai paper to ad
yocate slthe running out Of the
American flag upon every house
top and from every window, u.
possible tomorrow; ssaisa'
every man 10 wear q small tag,
on that dey, "be it for peace or ne
it for war;"
In view Of spain'a policy OF
psocrastination, it IS s~usgessei
that Morrow Castle, when the
Americans shall have taken pos
session of il, be renamed the
TO morrow.
Those Spanish Wasships that are
coming to this side q The ATTAIN
tic will at least be Of use II carry
ing the Spanish troops IN Cuoa
back home
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It's about time for the sea ser
pent to make his first annual APP
pearanee. Fish stories are the
order OF the day now. and they
are so prepostcrous that nothing
but a sea serpent story will for
nish a proper climax.
The latest effort Of the fish An
anias is 10 the effect that Major
Charles Miller, of Franklin, Pa,
who is saiG to be stopping at Palm
Beach, Fla, in two hours and 3
half fishing caught ashark, weight
400 pounds, and a jewish, weight
700 pounds; total catch, 1,1o(
pound. There 7 other fisher
nee in the country capable 0
casching very large fish if they ar
permitted to tell the story Of th9ir
own exploits, but Major Mile
has a reputation as a cburch-goe'
and q man of truth, and it IS evi-
dent that somebody has been per
sonating him in Florida and circu
lating stories OF his marvelou
luck that must astonish no OF
more than the truth,tellipg Maze
himself.
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SIZE aNING5
items o I-SeT8 Clipped
From Our state
EXChanQ0S.

Lnmberton Robesonian: James
Ovens, q Young white man from
Johnston or Harriet county, who
is charged with the murder Of al
man in Randolph county, was
arrested at Red Springs last
Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff
Barker and taken to Asheboro
Thursday by Sheriff Hail
John Clark, d Croatar, who lives
abouLeigbt miles west Of town.
had Il OF his children burned
30 death last Tuesday night. Ali
Of the older children were out OF
the house. aud the little boy.
about 5 years old, was playing
wish the stove. His clothes
ca1ght aud before auy one could
reach him the flames were in his
face ard it is thought that he
sucked FIRE into his lungs, as be
was not burned very badly on
tie body. He lived only a few
hours.
Biount Airy News. The Mount
| AIRY Granite Qoarries have a
| contract to furnish the govern
| nant with 40 additional car loads
I0f crushed stone, which is to be
| used in connection with the CON
istraotiou ofthe forts in the Vi
Ieinity of Wlmington.--The
Iootton mill men IN Randolph
| county say the creeks and
| branches are all gradually drys
ing up. The Ararat river IS not
as large as it was twenty-five
wears age. The oGher streams
about Mount Airy d. not afford
* much water as thsy did sew
ieral years ago. We believe this is
he result Of the destruction O.
thousands Of acres CT forest.
Wilson Advance: Coroner Har
ris bad another case last week
The jury found that Il Jason
J, Pits. cC1ored, was struck in tn
mead with an axe, in the hands 0
lone Walter Bridgers, aud as
/. result o. the blow said Jason
Pitt diel. Bridgers was, at tn
instance Of the coroner, %arreste
I1ut was subsequently, adnlttet
10 bail.
Monroe Journal: Mr. J. Henri
Trull Gicd 1t his home in Coos
q Creok township Wednesda
. imornipg a. the advanced age
.t73 ears. He bad been in ba
l health for quite g while.--Mr'
t Psrruelia ] Williams, widow
oil D. &. Williams, who died "a
Juno, died Friday morning.
III Greenville Reflector: We lea
- by telephone Of this death OF NJ
:. e. E Hest. Of N4aterville, whi'
II occurred this "wednesday NOR
ar Ing. He had been sick with pne
mouia for several weeks.
il Chatham Record: The pro
p oect is new good for a big whe
crop in this county next SUI
ner. An extra quantity was SOY
us last fall aud it is now iookl
ne remarkably well.
or A "deaI" is reported, by viii
Eugene Isaye, the Belgian VOL
list, is to succeed the late ami
ESeidi as director of what is kno
as the New York orehest.
" Since Spain has been los
Us ground II America for seve
centuries past, the less likelih'
is o. her holding own now.
?fi Arthur Orion, the The II
borne claimant, is reported to b
10 died il London Thursday MIS-
% of syncope.
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Save Your Money.

Save Your Money.
One box Of TUFTS Pills willsave
many dollars in doctors bills
Iheywillsurelycur ali diseases
ofthe stomach, liver or bowels.
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache, dyspepsia
malaria, constipation andbllio-
usness. amillion people endorse
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
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Shattered Nervous SslaE.
FINALLY Scarf TROUBLE.

wu R. EDWARD HARDY. the jolly man
IgH ager of Sheppard COS. great store at
49, B~raceviIic. III, writes: q had never
been sick q day Ia my life until in 1880. |
got so bad with nervous prostratioa that !
had to give up and commence to doctor. |
tried our local PHYSICIANS and one IN Joliet.
but none gave me any relief and I thought
vas going to die. I became dependent
and suffered untold agony, Icould not eat,
sleep nor rest, and it seemed as if I could
not exist. At the end OF six months | was
reduced to but q shadow of myself, and at
last my heart became affected and was
truly miserable. I took six or eight bottlea
of DR.. Miles rerviEe. 1t gave me relief
from the start, ard at last cure. the great
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est blessing of my Life.
Or. Miles Remedies
are sold By all drug
gists under a positive
first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves Tree. Address,
DR.. MILES MBDICA
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By.
horses arc th5 best NssTle, bf1e1 pzsTItsss
andyere5fuge. Price 25 cents saIasy
Fer sale hy Robinson 8 Rec
md M5tias pharmacy IN sajasnofes
ans re- SHa5sh Ms 9
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Greenville Reflector: We learn
by telephone Of tbs death of MIR.
q. E hest. Of W4aterville, which
occurred this "wednesday morn
ing. h had been sick with pneu-
monia for several weeks.
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Since Spain has been losing
ground IL America for several
centuries past, the less likelihood
OF her holding own now.
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Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
letter, salt rheu1n and eczeula, Cha1ae
berlain's Eye aud Skin Ointment is
without an equal. 1t relieves the ten
ing and smarting almost instantly and
It's continued use effects a permanent
cure. It also cures itch, BARRIERS itch,
scald head. sore nipples, itching piles.
ehapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
~granuIated lids.
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A "deaI" is reported, by which
Eugene Isaye, the Belgian violin
list, is to succeed the late anton
Seidi as director of what is known
as the New York orchest.
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Chatham Record: The pros
pect is new good for a big wheat
crop IN this county next sum
mer. An extra quantity was sown
last fall aud it is now looking
remarkably well.
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Arthnr Orion, the The Itch
borne claimant, is reported to have
died IL London Thursday night,
Of syneope.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-12

VANISH CHURCH. S9 SOUTH TWENTY
second Street. Rev. L. G. Pouison, Pastor
Services at 1880 a. M. and S y. nL, except last
Sunday in the month. when there nre no even
ing services; Sunday school at $3.50 n. M.
EMMANUEL SWEDISH CHURCH, NINE
Pastor-Services at 1915 n. m. nrd 7:45 p. m.
Sunday school Mt noon
FIRST GERMAN CHURCH., 1905 SOUTH
Twentieth Street, Rev. L. j. frese. Pastor
Services at 1915 a. IN. ana 1880 y. m. Sunday
school at 2 p. m.
teenth and Harvey Streets, n-v. \ ] Turkle,
Pastor-Services at 10:3e IA. m. t-id 1870 p. M. ;
Sunday school 90 iiooi.
GRACE CHURCTl T~WlkNTY-SIXTH STREET
and Woolworth Avenue, REV. Luther NJ.
kuhns, Pastor-Serrices at II a. m. and 1880
p M sunday school at i2:l5 p. m.
NORWEGIAN AND ANISH CHuRCR 1916
North, Twenty-sixth Street, isev. j. n. Ander-
son, ~pastor-Services at IL a. IN and 1870 n.
M; Sunday school at 12:1l p. m.
PELLA DANISH CHURCH 291a
Twenty-siXth S!reet-PG,vit ~supr:ie1 tenn
porarily; services at II a. m. and 1880 p. III.
Sunday school Mt noon.
ST. MARKS CHURCTi TWENrY-FIRST N
Burdette Streets, Rev. Leonard Groh. Pastor
Services at lO:45 a. m. and 1880 p. m; Sunday
school at noon.
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. FOURTEENTH
and Center Streets. Rev. A. j. Turlle, Pastor
81. PAUL GERMAN CHURCH 225 PARKER
Street. Rev, John i. S. Her. Pastor-Services
at 10 a. m. and 1880 p. m; Sunday school at Z
p. M; evening, second and fourth Sunday in
SALEM EVANGELICAL SWEDISH CHURCH
S2l9 South TN@enty-third Street. Rev. C. Il.
Elving, Pastor-Services at 1890 a. IN. and 7:3t
p. M, Sunday schoc! at noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-12
RELIGIOUS SER VICES.
HnDtist,

bnpt1St.
BETH EDEN CHURCH, $40 U TWENTY
ninth Avenue, Rev. C. ID. Allen, jr., Pastor
Services at 1890 a. m. and 8 p. m; Sunday
school at noon; B.. Y. p. U. $3.50 p. m.
CALVARY CHURCH, TWENTY-SiXTH N
Seward Streets, Rev. Thomas Anderson. Pastor
Services at 1880 a. m. and 1880 p. M; Sunday
school at noon.
FIRST CHUhCH HIR FIFTH AND FAR
nam Streets, Rev. T.. l.. Ketman. Pastor-Serv-
1l:45 a. m. Junior union, 1880 p. M. i. Y.
Il. u, Z p. M; Mission Sunday school, Twenty
eighth avenue and Farnam, $3.50 p. II.
GERMAN CHuRCIt TWENTY-SIXTH AND
Seward Streets, Rev. August Bolter, Pastor
Services at 1880 a. m. and 1880 p. M; Sunday
Streets, Rev. j. o. Staples. Minister--Services
at lO:i5 a. m. and s p. m; Sunday school at
noon; gospel meetings, "Wednesday evening;
Young Peoples meeting, Friday evening; read
ing room open every evening.
ty-fourth Streets. Pulpit supplied Temporarily
services at 1880 a. m and 1880 p. m; Sunday
MOUNT PIsGAH CHURCH. TwENTY-sEv.
enth and Cass Streets, Rev. Robert January,
Pastor-Seryices at II a, M. and 1880 %. m.
Sunday school at 1890 p. IN. prayer meeting
Wednesday evening; Young Peoples meeting
OLIVER cHURcH. GRAND AVENUE AMI
Thirty-eighth Street. Rev. A. j. Fleming
Pastor-Servioes at II a, m. and 7.3O D. m.
Sunday school at noon.
CHURCH. SIS NORTH EIGH-
teenth Street, Rev. p. Swartz. P~astor-Services
at II a. IN, and 1880 p, m: Sunday school al
ZION CHURCH. 22l5 GRANT STREET. REV.
T.. Il, Ward. ~Pastor-Seryices at IL e. IN. and
1880 p. m, Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-12
INDUSTRY.
How He Has Improved His OppOrtu
ins Sinn. tln NNr.aL. naA..au

How He Has Improved His ODpOrtuut-
lies Since the wnr Regain.
There can be no doubt that the Spaniards
have made excellent use of the four UNI
molestcd weeks we have been good enough
to give them, writes Casper Whitney from
Key West to Harper's Weekly. Every fort
on the coast from Mariel on the west to
Cardenas has been strengthened materially.
and this is especially true of Havana. To
the west of Havana, and all within two to
three miles of MORO, l counted fourteen
shore batteries. twelve of them of recent
construction. To the east, and no farther
away, are the two large Santa Clara bat
teries, also considerably enlarged. Now the
query occurred to me the other day, as l
viewed this result of Spanish industry under
the American protective high tariff, that IL
the accumulation of ammunition aboard the
ships of the blockading squadron became
burdensome, would it not have been more
wisely expended against the industry in
daily evidence on the immediate east and
west sides of Havana, for instance, than
against signal houses and other old houses
that are not of the Spanish renaissance, and,
to descend to slang, cut no ice' in this
war;?
Our army, however, need not be disturbed
by this industrial effort of the Spaniards.
since all Inc DtllBIleS lace III SSd dhu arc
quite on the shore. Indeed, Blanco appears
to have directed all his energy and the con-
tents of Spain's Cuban arsenal to coast for
tihcations. Apparently he, too. with tho
war correspondents, has given over all
thought of our army moving. In addition
to strengthening the Notifications, Blanco
has established a signal System from Havana,
to Cardenas, by which means the troops
scattered along the coast can be concentrated
at a threatened point. East of Cardenas we
come once again to a condition of things as
they were before our peaceful blockade
quiclened Spanish industry. Here enus
Blanco's signal system and the new FORTH
cations; and in their stead are the Latin
siesta and the wandering insurgent. Those
who seek the distinction of being pictured
and exploited can here attain more notoriety
with less personal discomfort than else
where.
You go ashore; you meet an insurgent;
! perhaps miss a meal or two; or even per-
chance get your feet wet; but-you reach
the insurgents!" and you come out again
to the coast, and behold! you are a daring
adventurer, the darling of a sensational
press, the Poo-Bah of humble aspirations
ard, on occasions, privy counselor to the
government. l think ! have said that the
number of Spanish troops in Cuba has been
persistently underestimated, and i wish now
to add that the number of insurgents has
been as persistently overestimated. Captain
Dorst's second expedition, although failing
of its initial purpose, demonstrated three
things that are perhaps even more valuable
at this stage of the game than supplying
the Cubans with arms: /. That an effective
cooperation of insurgents cannot be de-
pended on. 2. That landing >on the west
enact of r,thD 10 mt N ,aE. Do ung ay-
pected. 3. The imperative f~eS7kf T~Puzzlini
the press. uvS
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-12


AMBLER PLACE CHURCH, .ro~RTY,sECoNp
and Marinda streets-Pulpit supplied tenn
porarily; services at 1890 a. M; Sunday
BEDFORD fLAcE cHURcH. ao2s LALK
Street, Rev. KEoN Boude. ~Pastor-ServiCes al
1880 a, m. and 1880 y, m; Sunday school at
christ, Pastor-seryices at 1880 a. M. and 1880
cRPilFToN s'H HILL S''' SHiuhRchH f'"' 4sss GRANT
Street, Rev. James d. Kerr, PAstor-Seivices
1890 a, IN. and 1870 p, m, sunday school at
FIRST hssTo sGHURcaH; sEyEEcTG5ENTm AND
p. M: Sunday school at noon. u " "" .
FIRST GERMAN CHURCH, slS NORTH FIGHT
semi s@rVi ices Si ar i6:sd 1'e e' M i'a and 7. SJ'e e+ nj. r sandny
FRET 5ss rS SS,SIITE u.s.. eHUE ssl ,; Tw Il !H,
Pastor-scryices at 1880 a; m. and 1880 p. IN.
Sunday school at noon; Christian union meet
sR1cFE Mission CHURCH. w WILLIAM
Street-fulpit supplied temporarily; services at
1890 a. m. and 1880 p, M; Sunday school at
K s;SSs,, CHURCH HUI c ESIIN,EfrTnENrH y OHIO
school at noon; Young Peoples meeting at
LOWE AvENuE CHURCH. EoRTIETH AND
Nicholas Streets. T. = IIawley, Pastor-sery-
school at T. m, YOUNG PcopleE'is Society 81
o ShT,JHlnp s EPH9sT9 G sit2 E f, 1920 ONTARIO
Street-Pulpit supplied temporarily service; at
1890 a, m. and 1880 p. m; Sunday school at
PARK AVENUE CHURCH. PARK AVENUE
and Jackson Street Rev Edgar Siaepnl.
Sunday school at noon,
SECOND CHURCH, TwENTY,TonRTH AND
Nicholas Streets, Rev. Samuel NJ. Ware, Paste
Services at 1880 a. m and 1880 p m; sunday
SOUTHWEST CHURCH. wENTIETH N
Leay.9%orth S~treetsTsnnday sehool az no2m.
and Mason Streets-Serviees at 10 80 a. m. and
1880 y. m; sunday school al noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-12
EpIsrppnI

ALL SAINTS CHURCH, TWENTY-SIXTH AND
Half Howar Streets, Rev. Thomas '. Mackay
Rector Holy communion every sunday In the
month. except the first. AT 1880 H. m, sermon
ut IL a. m. and 1880 y. M; Sunday scnool at $3.50
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. TWEEN
tieth and Ohio Streets, Rev. George Edward
Walk, NJ. a., RESPONSIVENESS at s n. m, II
n, m. and $50 y. M; sunday school a. . - n. m.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, CORNER CHARLES
priest-Services at 7i3O a. M, II a. m. and
7A5- p: M Sunday school at 10 a. m. Fridays
at 7;45 y. m.
ST. A~uGUsTiNE's CHURCH, TH1RTY-TIrfRD
and Francis Streets, Priest In Charge. Rev.
w, S. H~ownrd-service at 4 y, m: SUNDAY
ST. nARNNBhs CHURCH. 80 NORTH NINE
tees1th Street. Rev. John Williams, Rector
Services at $3.50 a, m, II a. m. and $40 u. m.
SUNDAY school NJ . $50 a. m,
Frankie streets, Rev. w. S. Howard. Priest
Services at 1880 and II a. M. and 7;l5 u. m. ;
sunday school at $3.50 a. M; daily services at
6:i5 and 200 a. M. and II5 y, m; Wednes-
days at 7:iJ y, m; Fridays at 1850 y. m.
ST. MATTHIAS CHURCH 1s23 SOUTH TENTH
street, Rev, l.. +. Potter. Priest in Charge
Services at 1880 a. M; II n, m. and 1870 y. III,
SUNDAY school ut 10 a. m,
ST. PAtfL'S CHURCH S21l CAI.IFORNIA
S~treet-Pulpit supplied temporarily; services
at IL a. m. and 1880 y. M; sunday school at 10
| sT. PHILLIP THE pEACoN HuRCIt 1925
North TNenty-tirst Street. Rev. John Albert
Williams. Rector-Scrvic,s at 7:l5 a. m, IL u.
N, and s y. m; Sunday school at 10 a. m.
daily morning prayer, . am. evening, > y, m,
! TRINITY. CATHEDRAL. CAPIrOI. AVENUE
and Eighieenth street, RI. Roy, George Worth.
ington. Bishop; Rev. Campbell Fair. Dean
. Services at $3.50 "A. m, IL a. m. and T:45 y. m.
sunday school at 10 n. m. and . y. m,
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-12
MethOIiSt.


FIRST CHURCH. TWENTIETH AND DAvEN-
port Streets Rev; John Mc9uoid. D.. d. Pastor
FIRST GERMAN CHURCH, N
Center Streets, Rev. Otto E.. Kriege, Pastor
Services at 1890 a. m. and 1887 p. M: Sunday
HANsCoM PARK CHURCH. TwENTY-N1NTH
Street and woolworth Avenue. Rev. r Nj.
sisson, ID. Pastor-services at 1880 a. m.
MONMOUTH PARK cIIIIRGI., thirty.
Fsans Vs. St'f Gross and a;arl@ors Av ss Rev.
SS Ss1's qwsSty: AKR T PASlsR Rsy c1 5i5f551! w wa
heimsen. P~astor-servfces at II SO a. m. ard 7:SO
ST. &c i6iH 7S"s'y A iSfG9; n noon Ssn rich. EIGHT
eenth and Webster Streets, Rev, 5ames g c.
owens : s 5 astor-serviGes at lo;4S a; m. and 7:3D
LEAGUE every Sunday evening one hour pre-
W Sseins S's evening a, P P:sS; class " mtepins every every
sEwARp STREET, CHURCH. rwENTY-sEc-
ond and Seward Streets, Rev. John w. Robin
son on D. D. P~astor-seryiGe at 1880 a. m. and
so,TSTHf, tenth sSrR Hy;F1' q oIf PSf"s TENTH
and Pierce Streets. Rev. George A. Luce, Pas
5Sr- Ser Yai a, at no u; a Junior nj; .aR isaE 5iso ! 7; p. M nj: s En-.
:, worth League, $50 p; m:
street, Rev. F. Hhq Henderson S'Ea astorn sm0
at 1915 a m and 1880 p, M; Sunday scaool at
zenith street Rev. Carl O., KSarison, Pastor-
1910 a, m, and $50 p. M n at Tt tine e. rooms Sa at az
South Thirteenth street.
WEST OMAHA CHURCH. TwENTY-SEy-
enth AMI Marcy Streets. Rev. James Haynes,
Sunday. school at noon.
RlNlTY CHURCH. TWENTY-FIRST N
Kinney Streets, Rev. Fred II. Saniorson, d. D.,
~Pastor-Services at 1890 IA. M. and 1896 y. m.
Sunday school at noon; Epworth League at $3.50
y. m.
WALNUT HILL. FORTY-FIRST AMI
Charles Streets, Rev; G. n. Dawson. D.. D..
P~astor-Services at 1880 a. m. ana 1880 p. M.
Sunday school at noon, ]. NJ. Gillian. superin-
tendent; Epworth league at G:3l y. m.
SOUTH OMAHA FIRST CHURCH. VEN
third and n streets. Rev. J. A. johnson. Pastor
ALBRIGHT, REV j. q. A. FLEHARTY. PH.D.,
Pastor,