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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

eioctlng officers is as the charter pre-
scribcs-e. e., by o. vote Of the corporation
ina lawful meeting assembled by tho
Board Of Directors, or by a select COM
mittee-or if the charter IS silent, then
by vote Of the company, taken like any
other vote; or The corporation may, 10y O
bylaw. dovolve tho election OF officers,
or any Of them. upon q select body, If not
luc0u tent with the charter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

as possible under the centre Of the stump.
the charge placed there. and the earth
well tamped in around it before it is ex-
ploded. II properly placed it viii lift the
stump and all Of the larger roots COM
plotely out Of the ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

ladies' Scarlet Wool Vests. regular
price ST. now SIC.
Ladies' Natural Cray Wool Vests ana
Pants 7Jc.-wOrth g.
ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests, nom
shrinkable. 81
Ladies' Combination Suits, SOC.
Ladies Atwood Combination suits, VI.
Chidrens Union Suits. 2bc
Infants Fine Shirts. all sizes. ZOO
Misses nion suits. ooc.
Infants Ribbed shirts, buttcned down
front, 10.
Boys Floece-Ilnod shirts and Drawers.
25c
Tho largest stock % Gcntemen's and
Boys Underwear in the city.
Gentlemens SOC. Flccced Wool SHIRTS
ana Pants; tomorrow your choice 3oc-
each
Ladies' Floece-Llned Ribbed Shirts, to-
morrow Dc.
Mems Natural Wool shirts and Draw
ers. O. bargain a lJc.; price now, only
Doe
Mems Fleece-Iined Shirts soc.
Mems Pure Wool Natural shirts ana
Drawers 70c.
Gentlemen's Fine Australian Lambs
Wool shirts GRAY or White, 81,
FINE SCARLET SHIRTS, FOR GEN
TLEMEN, INDICATED, ONLY sli
DOUBLE-BREASTED Si.25.
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| aides WrapOerS.

Indfes' Flannollctte Wr3Uper7, WIN
woke back and front. tight p.eated back
nm front trimmed with rufiies OF solid
colors and braid. only 81 10.
Extra Heavy Flannellette wrappers IN
fancy light shades, pointed yoke back a b
front. with pointed ruliies over sleeves
trimmed with braid only $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
Sale Of Tailor
Made Suits.
At q RdrQain, SO. 0S.

We offer 20 Fine Ladies Suits. in CO
I.leck ana colors. large variety OF cray
i'm ught-Gttng single and doub.e-brca ,-
al box front. an SILK lined. the sh'
made pleated or habit backs. not a SING
suit could Doe bought anywhere else
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
iOrSe Blankets.
Heavy Quilts

N low prices come and judge IHtoo
values for yourselves:
Large-size Comforts. well PADDED usu-
ally sells for 81 Monday, zoe.
SIS Real Heavy Quilt. same thing on
both sides. tomorrow, Si.sp
We cau YOUR attention tomorrow 70
Quilts al 81 81 80. and SD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

They cure urinary diseases,
stop losses IN from seven TO
ten day 80 that they never
return. Drains entirely cease
after a few days treatmeDt.
The skin becomes clean, tho
eyes bright and clear. Cont
dence returns, step elastic,
bowels regular. They assist
digestion. increase the appe-
....u h..g4rh.a NuahfpUa and
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Wool Underwear.

7 o Il O an
d aw your
own conclu-
sions when
you see these
little prices
morrow.
We will save
you money
on Ladies'.
Mems, and
C. hild en- 9
u n derwear.
Come and get
our prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
FREE! FREE! FREE!
Full Confidence Restored and
Sustained.

Our regular g. 20 package Paris Vital Sparks,
a full months treatment. 10 doses, sent " MALL
closely sealed. Write as to-day.
No q. o. D. frsun, no prescription that you cannot
get nlled, but fun months treatment. II they do
"a We claim. you pay after you are cured and
We Leave 70 entirely 60 your honor Our faith IL 80
great. and Wa know so well the wonderful virtues,
Ne can do this phsy surprise snd please yOU. They
AsroUSD the medical world. They set at ouee the
urnO-Genlta system. aud miracle Of hibis tmel
can compare With the wonderful results obtaissd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

tlle Wueu IL Dr. poor hthudchts, hoshinkS, ana
rervous svrnptons fade away, tho head becornee
&c. ~. M fory good the miud bright and active
Tb@y make new ron. red blood, which n.antlestne
chee.s ard fps and makes them rosy VIII hesltn.
Dark croes Under the eyes disappear, ana the weak
nan or woman IL made ne " being. snd restored 70
perfect health and vigorous sexual .o"es aha sioss
Qua youth az once
food Tor brain. Blood Muscles Bones and seryes
Not a stimulating drug 20 help for few days ana
leave YOU ia worse condition I'm tne END bus real
permanent good always results, no matter Row
chronic the cass. Do not even send Us pottsee
ttamo sfhink we have the only ~ NE & ~ ~.
Iust send "a today your name and edcfess, plsiHy
written We will treats with ell confdencet snd
for ronr trouble will serd you svalusbls az feD4
FREE NOW 10 rot hesitate moDs.nt Writs ~
once Address us Plsinly.
~ E.s.s. -ss..z,., !:f E,rsr. xss t.1 V:csa.
Adtress
DIR. r. o. ARCHAMBAULT,
% Pembe rton square, boston, Mssss
mo lS-Su&Th6O
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Blanket Sale.

Heavy Write Tloeced Wool Cray
Blankets l0-4. beautifully stitched. an
color borders. would be bargain az 81
Tor the rest OF week. SIC.
our White and Gray Wool Blankets
that sold FOR Si39 pair; for Monday. -.
Here is a bargain. only - pairs OF them
10 be sold. this White Wool Blanket that
sold for s.: the remainder Of them Will
1a sold for 81 90.
What do you think OF this bargain =,
Twentv-nve pairs Of German Wool
Blankets. neatly bound. in an colors' sold
-Jr $3.50: tomorrow Tor S<.1o. 49,.
sneci9f values I'm High-Grade WOOL
Riankets. slightly soiled. sold $ 70 SD
DO HALE PRICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

A DEBTOR TO PLEASURE. No. 81.
quarterly. Tales from Town Topics.
December. 1889. New York. Town
Topics Publishing Company, 20S Firth
avenue, and u-0 Broadway. Subscrlp-
ton, y per annum
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The 70vsr Dry Goods Sto,v Julius S)ce G. Son. Pyb,z0s
THE WHOLE TOWN is TALKING

about the big manufacturers sale of CLOAKS CAPES WOOL u
uSaSt week Its like It's sale
work OF cost is left him No such sashng of prices ever
deds of Coaks Capes Furs and Taoad which arrived
fuel for tomorrows OIonday) bargain flames.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

A TALE or TWO CITIES. BY Charles
Dickens. with a frouuspiece by Fred.
Barnard New York: r.. H. Russell,
Publisher. 1850.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY.
Faculty Selected by the Board OF
Trustees,


Trustees,
Waco, Texas. June 1.-THE board OF
trustees of Baylor university elected the
faculty for the ensuing term yesterday as
Fellows, President Truett having oeeh
elected at a former meeting;
George w. Truett, president OF Baylor
university.
John C. baltimore, chairman Of faculty
and professor of mathematics and phlloso-
ply.
j. F. Greer, professor of Latin and mod
ern languages.
w. A. Harris, professor of Greek IAN
guage and literature.
0. c. Charlton, professor of natural
sciences.
s. P. Brooks professor of economics and
history. ,.,-.....
[ H. Carroll, professor of Bible history
and doctrine.
John s. Tanner, professor of New Tesla
ment, Greek and Hebrew.
T. H. Briggs, Jr.. professor OF English.
w. II. Poole, principal Of preparatory de-
partment.
Miss Kate Griffs, assistant in prepara-
tory department.
Miss Miriam Buck, assistant in prepare
tory department
Miss Helen McGown, teacher of piano
Miss ueona Randall, teacher OF piano
Mrs. Emma Humphreys, teacher OF art
| Miss Furlow Anderson, instructor OF Vo-
! cal music
Miss Nannette Heath. elocution director.
! Mr.. W. w. Bnttle commandment oil CADETS
Eugene Wood, registrar
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ss..s i DIRT
..rt,on in Realty for

~-.asaction
&c week. -. 70
nsa 90 s wife. Mary, lois
~ 4. 81 s,rt 81, Magnolia $500
SIra R. stevens 0u'. /
r,; PARK "a husband. W.
ssa',5s PEI lot 10, N
isr IA Bufalo bayou 10
Gun s .r,,stee for A. n.
Wsss'orJ MacGregor, tTI Is
y ! i yr.rlin. lots i. ana H. y
"a Il s's rs.t half block o:E 7 id,;
81 x y, Il Houston Heights..'""
s,' !, Iii Iillls " som , y p
l.'' 4 d estate Of Wiliiam u. s
lxsa.'a Ia, so O.. sabilla and
witch Mitchell to G. J. ms, Nc,
b y ~ IN Texas TO whloh
j. lina ,,s " be entitled az
fs iisI's. NJ = NJ. Gordon, who .,
pula !, p Iohn R. Sleeper "
I.l seT I, q Charles F. bogpfS
~ nd interests aequireu
'''s s deed '..'.-, 80,
Ia's0'vs,s Ella Pastoriza,
I'd i block 49, SCUM ~. 1850
~ , DaysS to Harris cogn-
Al% w. '' and Bsazoria Rail,
! y 'sn, 81 lands Letitl@ anu %
s ..r,y road .,..''''',,,,''I,,'
1 ' sssrour to Henry . NJ ~ =,
XII ~ IS 20, II and 49, in q
" ian ,oyn Of La Porte - ~
~ ", y md Texas Land com
r i ss1s ii to Mumphqs Scott Scott
.a as's section 6. w B. wal 90,
.a,iiiou to Houston ',,' co.
10y, rs'' "a Fort Smith lots l:
~ 9lu sl u isi, south side OF An
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

sIGTTFY 70 LOAN ~ improved real estate in
sums from $500 no 200. p. L. DENNIS.
Mason hlocll
MONEY TO LEND. at inside rates. ior nI ai
class PAPER loans made on matsiius POI
Cles Of old line companies. NO Delays =.
r. Bergeron Galveston. !.
SS50o M Any PART of il to loan. interest
reasonable No. o49S this othee -
no Io4N-S4oo 10 SEQ 600 TO loan or invest
narral & Harral Fox buildlng
NC,NEY TO extend liens, or build. ~ Hogs-
ton. payments monthly, or annuaiS s .n
loans On imrrOved lands, Peter " he'A',
SIS Binz building. Houston. Iez9s. -
MONEY LOANED on insurance nolisleS "a
Klam building %
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved farms ana
ranches Francis Smith 4 Co, San ~
tonic Texas. Cell on p w, MOTIFS man,
building. Houston. Texas u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12
HELP WANTED.

1Wo TRAVELLING salesmen IN each South
eru state experience not absolutely neeea-
sary, $50 and expenses FOR particulars
write focahontas 1opacco Works Co. Bo4-
ford City, Va. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

FOR sALE-S2Io buys cabinet grand uprlsut
v.nno eighty used cost $i00 new. c. Janko
q Co. 602 Main street. Sheet music at nan
price i-l6-l900
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN,
PROFESSIONAL.

reflective AGENCY--Trsined detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investiga-
,iors. reasonable rates. correspondence So
ras L;
- --sFHT0ND-Basso Texas QuartettV. open
80 soios concerts must ais. also he Texas
ouartette open fer concerts. Aad esS Oliver 5
Nusie House. Houston. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

Z =. rS 81 t,tS,b ,r.rG u
VIZ my III 80 exchange horses ard
mules Tel US what ycu went oIlh@ what
NON have wilson's Livery. Boarding ana
sale stable John Thomas msnaAe. ~
FOR sAIT-Four hundred and 2-Year-ole
steer cattle. I. 2. Bryan, 0lllla1A. : *. -
HAVE LISTED With ps fer 30, 2l9 --y+as-
Sit az ''S Stf,t1htts y
P01FD Y0VR HORsE al Wls1as Livery
stable Si4 Der month best gentllalea stAple
in city Phone SIS. John Thomas. mau-
ager. -
ANTERAY AND BLAcKLEG prevented BY
Pasteur Vaceincs. For praois e i lul N u !.
formGtjou address p W. Hunt state aESht
Pasteur vaccine CO.. victoria building, For
Worth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12
DO YOU KNOW
DOES THIS STRIKE YOU.
MORPHINE

opium and kindred habits. new guaran-
teed painless and safe home euro Wholly
different from all others. No publicity or m.
reference with work or business. No matter
how often you have failed we can cure you.
Write today for booklet and free sample and
note its wonderful effect. Correspendencs
confidential and solicited. DIR. PuRDY.
Bnz Building Houston Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12
FOR sALE.

OWING to a mistake in the diagnoses OF
case OF FEVER reported at Harris Bakery,
lNl- Congress avenue, business was eiosed
uOwn tor Few days. We are now reUpened
Tor business and are reauy TO serve all Gus
tuiners log bread and cakes OF all descrip-
lions Ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12
PERSONAL.

FOR THAT tired feeling and headache. no
energy unrefEoshed when YOU get up morn
ings, alloccasioned by a sluggish liver, take
Drew'c Imp. Liver Pills, one tiled aiways
used, 25c a bottle by mail. Drew's Drug
store 1919 Congress avenue. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

WANTED-A few gentlemen to take day
board; references exchanged 6l0 Austin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12

I0,ott aud Central Trust Com
Il ]. 7. Goforth, section
| Ncek /. Houston and Texas
IN! Railway company lands.
[n.Iy Harris and husband "a.
Iii 10 R. Smith, an undivided
k.ttiri interest in three-tenths
II srra 10 lot l6, Hollingsworth
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" ant Columns.
RATES Cash with Ad.,

RATES Cash with ADJ
Per word, one insertion, ............. 10
Per word, four consecutive insertions. ..... &c
Per word, seven consecutive insertions &c
Yer word, each consecutive insertion. ten
times or mors....,.s...... .........,..,. he
NO AID TAKEN FOR LESS THANis CENTS
fr These rates are for uniform Ads ono display.
Display Ads GO at regular sPses rates but black pps
net allowed in rWaat Ads.
Es-Ths Pest is friend of the uneurpioyej ana
Inserts Situation Wanted Ads Of as words ,oriess)
three times free OF charge.
SO letters directed to Initials only not delivered
through The posishce, huyoa San have your answers
addressed to a number, in care OF tbs 9osT. AMI
,otsaTaed 70 YOU,
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PROFESSIONAL.

q COTTON 4 BRO. Fire Insurance.
Agents and Adjusters, 10 Main street. 4
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


WANTED-A few gentlemen to take day
board: references exchanged. blo AUSTIN
street.
TEIIGHTFULLY cool room and excellent
hoard for gentlemen or couple; all eonVeh-
fnces very select no cnildreni references
can accommodate few table hoarders, l2lt
prairie avenue; new proprietors Y
nov PFYT-Niceiy furnishsd rooms in prl-
yate family board II desired Address 40
Travis street
P0ARD. $3.50 per week; table boardeTs. 81 %;
bath; good location; tTansient solicited; -Os
LaBranch. -
S0T;TH loom With or without board gentle
men or married couple without children;
references exchanged No 1903 Travis -
S,-7cT7Y FURNISHED rooms. southern exposure
aood board for few desirable people bath.
no San Jacinto. l2
LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.
STRAYED-one gray marc branded L and
p G above crippled 20 left leg: one black
mule branded PC and II below the. PC
ears split tail cut of. Que rousc coloie J
mule branded Pc upside DOWN. ons brown
Horse branded u e. ever 10. & ovar)
sna on high. Finder notify d. NJ XII
iongh. Blum. Texas and receive reward II
T0cT-0ne rubber tire. about twelve feet
HIIcnc On Harrisburg road. Return TO VIII
sons Livery Stable "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12
SUMMER RESORTS.

TOTpT, IA PORTE--Wm. Butterhed. pro-
prietor La Porte Texas; will omen tor the
season on Thursday. May p. Hotel La
~ syIyIn parry Rates low. Sixty-oom
bath house in connection With the hotel. y
FOR COOLEST ROOMS, best table board. ana
Reasonable rates. Address Kendall House:
Bocrne, Texas - -
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a YOUNG MAN who Is soher and is willing
10 work FOR his board. wants employment;
No. 0i9l, this ofhce. u
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REAL ESTATE roR SALE.

FOR SALE OR RENT--Eight-room two-story
house, modern improvements, Third ward,
easy payments Inquire az Colorado street.
"a
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
GOING FUR TARGET PRACTICE
Pacific Squadron Leaves San Fran
cisco About the First of
October.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The war ships
composing the Pacific squadron will leave
for Santa Barbara about October / for re-
view and target practice. September will
be devoted by Admiral Kautz to inspecting
the vessels of the squadron. The Boston will
go out of commission in a week or two,
after discharglng 1877 overtime men who
served with Dewey at Manila. The repairs
on the Philadelphia at Mare island are
nearly completed and 1t will soon take its
place In the squadron.
The Marblehead. which Is at San Diego,
and the Detroit. now off the South Ameri-
can coast. are due here soon. At the Union
Iron works work on the battleship Wiscon-
sin has been delayed on account of the
non-arrival of the armor for the coming
over. AS soon as these are put in place
the Wisconsin will be ready for its trial
trip. The machinery is all finished. but
some OF the armor may not arrive for six
months.
The frame OF the new battleship Ohio is IN
and stem and stern posts are In place. The
construction CT the three torpedo destroyers
is progressing rapidly.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
Labor Day Proclamation.

Mayor Moores has issued the following
proclamation in regard to the observance Of
Labor day:
OFFICE OF MAYOR, Omaha, Sept. l.,
1S99.-To the Citizens of Omaha: Recog-
mixing the value of the services of it's la
boring people, the state OF Nebraska has by
statutory enactment set apart the first Mon
day in September of each year as q holiday
to belong particularly to the working
classes. Occasionally employers have failed
TO regard this holiday as a right of their
employees and have compelled them to work
on that day. Next Monday is Labor day
for 1899 and I would most earnestly request
that all the stores, business houses and fac
tories of Omaha be closed and that en-
ployes be given the day as a holiday.
THE last year has been a prosperous one
for the workingman. Today there are com
parativefy few men who are out of employ
ment. This should be a cause of rejoicing
both to employers and employees.
II trust that all our citizens will feel IT
their duty TO make the celebration of Labor
day a success and that they will decorate
their residences and places of business in
honor or the occasion. Respectfully,
FRANK Il. MOORES, Mayor."
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
ANXIOUS FOR WHITE LABOR
Hawaiian Planters Ready to Assist
in Anicricanizing the
Islands.

CHICAGO, Sept. "A special to the
Record from Honolulu, August 90. via
San Francisco, SAYS: Daniel A. Ray, desig-
mated by the secretary of state to investigate
labor conditions and labor immigration in
the Hawaiian islands since annexation. has
about concluded his work and expects to re-
turn to the states early in September. He
has visited every island in the group and
almost every plantation. 81 shall be able to
report" he says, mot only a willingness on
the part OF the planters to secure white i'm
migrants for the islands to meet the de-
maRds for labor in all departments OF in
dustry and to build up a population that
will be or will become American, but a very
strong desire on the part OF most of them
for such an immigration.
zone OF the greatest obstacles to securing
white labor is the widely prevailing opinion
that the white man cannot stand the labor
OF the plantations in this climate. On this
point l think / have secured data sufficient
to prove not only that he can, but that he
does"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
Notwithstanding Rate.

"A record breaker IN the way Of a cheap
excursion has just been announced by the
Omaha G. st. Louis road for Monday from
Pattonsburg, Mo-, and intermediate points
to Omaha. The regular round-trip rate be-
tween Pattonsburg and Omaha Is $9.6 but
for this occasion the rate is $1.50, with cor
responding low rates from intermediate
stations. The excursion has been arranged
on account of the Labor day festivities in
Omaha. the Greater America exposition and
Ringing Pros circus, and with these three
superior attractions to draw the Grove 1t
Is expected that the excursion will be an ex-
ceptionally large one. Harry Moores, local
agent Of the Omaha & st. Louis, stated that
twenty carloads had already been assured
and 1t is expected that twice this number
will be necessary to accommodate the
crowds. The excursion train will be run In
sections. The first will arrive in Omaha
Monday morning at 1850 and. returning,
leave the union depot at II o'clock at night.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
MANY ELkHoRN EDITORS EXPECTED
Passenger Agent Buchanan Expects
EencrnI Resnnnac To InXitntinn.

Passenger Agent Buchanan Expects
General Response to Invitation.
j. r. Buchanan, general passenger agent
Of the Elkhorn, looked up from a huge pile
of mail which he was going through yes
theray long enough to soy: Most of these
are letters from the editors along the Elk
horn road and / am looking after them per-
sonally to see that nothing is overlooked
that will contribute to the success of the
editorial excursion. The majority of editors
living on our road have accepted our in
vitation and will be here Tuesday night pre-
pared to take In the exposition Wednesday.
The exposition people will entertain them
at the grounds, where they will be given a
luncheon. DR.. Miller and some of the others
will do a little talking and I may be called
upon to make a few remarks on the side"
Handsome badges have been prepared for
the visiting editors and their wives. These
will be distributed among the guests upon
their arrival at the Webster street depot by
the reception committee, headed by Mr..
Buchanan. ]. w. Outright, superintendent OF
the Department Of Publicity and Promotion
of the exposition. and other officials of the
Greater America.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
Child Swing Jp.t,tufe.

The Sunday school will be held as usual
at the institute, Sunday afternoon; also the
open-air Sunday school, near Twentieth and
Poppleton.
Next Saturday the sewing school viii open
for the fall term. Miss Magee will lave
charge and all those interested in this work
Will please report to her at the institute.
Several children have found temporary
homes the past week, and several have gone
Into permanent homes. The work in the
homeless children department is in a -four
ishing condition.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Mr.. Keables
will use his large stereopticon in illustrating
the sermon and songs in the service. 1t has
been some time since the illustrated service
has been used, and a large crowd of children
is expected to be present,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

The Denver G. Rio Grande Railroad, with
It's numerous branches penetrating the
Rockies, has two distinct and separate lines
across the mountains. Tickets reading vie
the Scenic Line between Denver and
Grand Junction in connection with the
Rio Grande Western Ry. between Grand
Junction and Ogden, are available over the
Denver G Rio Grande either via its main
line through Leadville and Glenwood
Springs or via the line over Marshall Pass
and through the Black Canon. Tourists tc
and from Salt Lake City, Ogden or San
Francisco will find 1t to their advantage tc
have their tickets read in both directions
via THE Scenic Line OF the World" thus
being able to use one OF the above routes
going and the other returning. Write s
X. Hooper, G. P. & T. A., Denver, Colo.
for illustrated pamphlet.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
why Her Performances Was DELAYED

When Rena Howard, skirt dance artistic
and concert hall singer, made her yaude-
Vile debut In this city last week she had TO
"go on" in street attire. This was because a
trunk containing tights and other greenroom
paraphernalia was missing, and 1t was Inn
possible to borrow in time for the first per-
Torrance.
The artistic visited the police court yes
theray and filed a complaint against the
supposed cause OF all her troubles. Elmer
Cline. charging his with larceny. Cline was
arrested at the Nebraska Music hall by de-
~tectives, but the stolen goods were not recov-
cred. Cline is a 1i-year-old hoy, who was
employed at the Bijou theater the time Rena
Howard was billed to present a sketch there.
ale disappeared when the singer came and
the police believe he has sold the trunk and
contents,