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miscellaneous.

UNITY CHURCH. SEVENTEENTH AND
Cass Streets, Rey Newton NJ Mann
II II 1'i'Sif a. M; sunday school, $50 a, m; -
+ seientiso, l'si as5s St Mary,s AveHae-
from the bible and Christian Science text
book. SUNDAY school at 945 a, m We'd
AmERicGT sfEdsE sSs"9E VEohNTEEERsSs mfSnEf
at 1880 a. m. and 1880 p. IN. at the rooms
at ia South Thirteenth street.
FIRST UNIYERSALlST CHURCH. NINE
teenth and Lothrop streets-Pulpiit sup
piled temporarily; services at lO;45 a. nj.
and 1890 p. M; sunday school at moor; 2c
CHAPEL OF THEcARPENTER. SECOND
caURGR aqa "A Or 3. u JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER
Day Saints-Servces Sunday at II a. m.
North Twenty fourth and Charles streets,
FREE METHODIST CHURCH, corner of
Center and South Eleventh street. Rev,
M and p. m. SUNDAY school at 10 a. m;
NORTH OMAHA UNION MISSION, $40
rarily; services at II "a m; Sunday school
dbd4 rempa nHhosoRGAn soaF
PARK Rge'FfSo FOREST f'EsSFSf Mfssi5S Il lS sTREEr
pE5PEEs E5iSLiSfs GhuRcH Il j g M si2 NORTH EGH.
Issnt6 Street. Fsy ,SBS e6Srss " n ,dFs Il
REORGANIzED CHURCH Or JESUS
Christ Latter Day Saints, 1878 North
Twenty-frst Street, Rev. Fred A Smith,
=, Pastormo,servic.e5 az a, m, and ?; IN,
Barracks. Seventeenth and Davenport
streets-services at II a m, and 1876
sRLNVATIoN ARMY, DIVISION NO. .
Barracks. 1927 North Twentieth Street
Services at II a M. and p; M.
ST. MARY s GREEK CHURCH, NINTH
and Howard Streets Rev. Elias Aloud,
Pastor-Serylces at 945 and II a IN. and
1880 p, m. Sunday school at 230 p. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Room POP. New York Life Building Serv-
ices Sunday II a. IN. and 7:45 u. m; We'd
nesday, S p. m. Bible and Science and
Health. pastor.
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WOOlmcn OF Ihc MnrId.

The members of Omaha camp No 16 and
their friends, assisted by a delegation of
Woodmen from Council Bluffs, celebrated
the second anniversary of the consolidation
of Commercial camp and Camp Loyal last
Tuesday evening, by a smoker and card
party. During the progress OF the card
game a number of beautiful selections were
rendered by the Musical BIS Mandolin quar-
tet, composed of j. f. Bernhard, C. z.
Bordwell, guitar, and c. f. Baxter. ]. f.
Biz, mandolin, after which the distribu-
ton of prizes took place as follows: First
prize for nonmembers a free membership,
awarded to Roy Weed; first prize for mem
bers one years subscription to the Cos
mopoitan Magazine, awarded to r. l.. For
gan. A BOBBY prize was given to Nathan
Roberts. The next feature on the program
was a bountiful luncheon, interspersed with
sparkling beverages, being served by the
members of Omaha camp. The next num-
ber was a lecture given by w. w Umstead
who has just returned from a visit to the
Hawaiian islands. He gave a great many
interesting facts concerning the country
the people and their mode OF living. Mr.
c. NJ. MAYNARD of Council Bluffs favored
the assembly with several fine selections
in elocution. The evenings entertainment
was closed by Hon Edward Aspinwall. who
gave a brief but most instructive talk on
Woodcraft.
July will be celebrated by Woodcraft
at Fremont at the meeting OF the Nebraska
log rollers. Games, racing, dancing and
feasting will be the order of the day
Omaha camp No. 16 degree team is making
arrangements to have fine group picture
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EruternnI linton of America.

Mondamm lodge, Monday night, initiated
seven new candidates This lodge will give
a trolley party next Friday evening.
Banner lodge. Thursday evening, initiated
seven new candidates.
Omaha lodge held very interesting meet
ing Wednesday, when several members were
initiated.
The joint lodges of Omaha gave public
meeting Tuesday evening for the benefit of
the Herman sufferers. Thirty-fve dollars
and box of clothing were forwarded to the
committee at Herman for distribution.
A lodge was organized at Tekamah Mon
day evening last with forty-five members.
A lodge has also been nearly completed at
Bertha, Neb., and one was instituted at Rulo
a week ago.
The lodges of Omaha met in joint ses-
sion Tuesday night in their hall. The fol-
lowing program was rendered: Piano solo,
Mrs. F. f. Roose; recitation, H. NJ. Good
now; vocal solo, Rev. Cumyn; recitation,
Gussie Kimme; guitar duet, Ennis brothers;
address, Supreme President F. f. Roose;
address, F. J. Beard of Herman, Neb
solo, H. NJ. Goodnow; dialogue Mrs. A. E.
Hough and e. NJ. Holton. Refreshments
were served, fortunes told and Midway was
appropriately represented by II. NJ Good
now spieler. J. f. Beard fraternal master
of Herman lodge, gave an interesting de-
scription of the Herman cyclone.
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tContdnued)
NintI,nniAal

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FIRST GERMAN CHI RCH, ELEVENTH
9nd CehtIer streets ,hsN' Ctto y. hr!eEe,
lhs .s'erVICSs s ICES az az l.'5o q. III. ana 1870 y.
IN 7unuaN sVBpo' ~ H9viG; ,,,,.,.,..,
hSNSN ,,l S,r.o Tm 1d Xyodindrt ~ E4N ~. -
wv 'Sisson n Iast, ~, - NeS,rug, S,.t, ~
ioq6 a mn and 40 n N, =. SnnTae scLIooi ni
at uonn '"' "''> '''' - ''''' '"'''a' '''''o'
MSNNOtrTH PARK CH1-RyH THIRTY
foiirth street and Iarimore Ayenue Rev
Frank ~ Rross pastor-SeryiCes et II
M and i:SO " m: sunday school at
NWIRWEGtAN AND DANISH CHtRCu,
1918 North Twenty-sixth Street. Rev
Rlsrnts Wilhelmsen, Pastor-Scryices mi
1890 a. m and 7:3n n. n. ; Sunday school
at noon.
ST. JOHN = AFRICAN CttJ RCH, ElGH-
teenth and Webster Streets, Rev. James
{. c. owens, Pastor-Services at, lO;i5 a.
m and $50 p m; sunday school at l;l5
p M Epworth leaSue every sunday
evening one nOur preceding preaCnlngi
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Lutheran.

DANISH CHURCH, Sl9 SOUTH TWENTY
second Street, Rev. l, c, Poulson, Pastor
Services IL lO:3O a. m. and p. m, ex-
cept last Sunday in the month. when
there are no evening services Sunday
school at $3.50 m.
EMANUEL SWEDISH CHURCH, NINE
teenth and Cass Streets, Rev. p. l..
Svard, Pastor--Services at 1915 a. M and
7:45 p. m; Sunday school at noon.
FIRST GERMAN CHURCH, 1905 SOUTH
Twentieth Street, Rev. Il. j. Frese. Pastor
Services at 1915 a, m. and 1880 D. m. /;
Sunday school al p. m.
GRACE CHURCH TWENTY SIXTH
Street and Woolworth Avenue. Rev.
Luther NJ. kuhns, Pastor-Servces at II
a. m. and 1880 p, m; Sunday school at
NORWEGIAN AND DANISH CHURCH,
1916 North Twenty-sixth Street Rev j.
n, Anderson, Pastor-Services at II a. m.
and 1880 p. M, Sunday school at 1915
ST, MARKS CHURCH. TWENTY-FI
and Burdette Streets, Rev. Leonard Groh,
Pastor-Seryices at lO:45 a m and 1880
p. m, Sunday school at noon
ST PAuL'S GERMAN CHURCH, COR
ner Twenty-eighth and Parker Streets,
Rev f. 9, knief, Pastor-Services at 10
=, m, and 1880 p, m; Sunday school al ,
p, m; evening second and fourth Sunday
in each month at 1880 p. m.
SALEM EVANGELICAL SWEDISH
Church. 3sl9 South Twenty-third street,
Rev. G. Il. Elying, Pastor-Servlces at
lO:31 a. IN. and 1:50 D. m; Sunday school
at noon.
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Modern woodmcn Of America.

The Glee Grub concert Monday evening in
Patterson hall was attended by nearly 100
people and netted a considerable sum for
the music fund. The singers the c'uD
furnished most of the entertainment, but
there were selections also by Woodmen and
neighbors possessing vocal and oratorical
talent whose efforts ELECTED enthusiastic ap-
plause. The personnel of the program was
as follows: e. Harnisch. Prof. Henry 3.
Schaber August Schooner. Miss Anna ].
Watt, Miss Katie B. Schwartzlander, Mrs.
f. L. Fay, p. j Tebbins, Miss Amanda
Tebbins, Miss Julia Newcomb and the Mod
ern Woodmen Glee club. The members OF
the Glee club are follows: First tenors
Harry Fischer and A. ]. PauStian; second
tenors, w. T. Utterbeck, e. d. Miller and
A. w. Cederholm; bartones. W. P. Kelly and
II. p. Leavtt; bassos, A. Anderson and r.
G. Miller; Prof. Lee G. Kratz, director.
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Presbyterian.
AMBIER

AMBLER PLACE CHURCH., FORTY
se:ond and Marinda streets.Pnlpit p !lp sup
Sunday school at 1880 {. n,.
BEDFORD PLACE PRESBYTERIAN
Church, aOi5 Lalk Street, Rev. George r.
Lunn, Pastor-Services at $3.50 p m; Sun
cENTRAL uN1TED DSHURcH TWENTY
der Gilchrist, Pastor-Services at 1880 a.
cEIFsToN Hill I SaUERtHI s issS SRANT s. ,5S
Services at 1890 a. m. ana 73O p. m;
sunday school at noon. r>-,,, 49,.
Dodge Streets-Services at 1890 a M. and
Sp M; SUNDAY schP9l GIPIl . at n.,T noon Nopr1,
Pastor-Services at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p.
m; sunday yrSI school ,i,1-n at n99n IN rvrSrv
Fsf and GHmnD Emme srees Rev rhnk B.
Foster, Pastor-Services at 1890 a. m. and
7:3O p. M: Sunday school at noon; Chris
GRAc fsaH G"'Sh M1ssIoN fe5s cHtRcH 4 H. 5o7 VIII
liam street-Pglpit 1o!II s1ppled, temporarily .a5
ONTARIO STREET CHURCH, 1920 ON
6W t9Sf AvENH S0pPRsH2 fsYmRTGTs1EAN
Avenue, Rev. T. S. Hawley. Pastor
Preaching at 1919 a a m. and md 40 p; =, M n
meeting at Gas in the evenings; Wednes-
day evening; lecture at s o'clock
SOUTH w ESl CfiURJ NV ENl LIZ L II
and Leavenworth Streets-Sunday school
at noon.
Knox CHURCH, NINETEENTH AND
Ohio Streets, Rev. A. Christie Brown,
Pastor-services at 1890 a. m. and 7:3O
p. M. Sunday school at IL M; Young
Peoples meeting at p: m:
SECOND CHURCH, TWENTI-FOURTIl
and Nicholas Streets, Rev. Samuel NJ;
Ware, Pnstor-Servi >es al 1880 n. m. and
7:3O p. M; Sunday school at noon.
WESTMINSTER CHURCH, TWENTY
ninth and Mason Streets. Rev. T. v:
Moore, Pastor--Services at 1890 a. m. and
7:3O p. M. Sunday school at noon.
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BIB VAN STEENBERG, Spirit Lake, la

taken of every member Of the amplihed team
in their full and complete regalia. 1t is in
tended to have half-tone engraving made
of the picture of the Sovereign Visitor, Au-
gust issue.
Monthly Tidings, the official organ OF the
Woodmen circle whose headquarters is in
tits city, publishes IA group picture in the
July issue of all the supreme officers of the
order.
Owing to the rapidly increasing member
ship of the Woodmen of the World the SOW
ereign clerks office is being greatly en-
larged to facilitate the increased amount OF
business The sovereign commanders office
and Office of the Sovereign Visitor have also
been thoroughly renovated and repapered,
making the Offices very attractive.
Neigh camp was instituted Wednesday
might, June 2S. by Deputy Adams, with nine
teen members. The following officers were
selected: c. c., S. II. Perry; A. L.. J. +.
Haynes; c., NJ. j, Romig; b., ii. S. Lytle;
E., w. r. Rose; managers, w. S. Cleaver,
James S. White, w. II. Woodworth w,
George Ferguson; S, Harry Dewey; p, +.
Conery
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.



BETH EDEN CHURCH sl9 SOUTH
Twenty ninth Avenue, Rev. c. b. Allen,
ir, Pastor-SetViCes at 1880 a. m. and s
y. m; Sunday school at noon; B. y. 7. u,
C&S'IvARY S'fS Il CHURCH, SIXTH
and Seward Streets, Rev. Thomas Ander
son, Pastcr-Services at 1880 a. m. and
7:3O y. M; Sunday school at noon.
FIRST CHURCH, THlRTN-FlTTH ANr
Farnam Streets, Rey; ,Nyrnwy M9rgan
M; Sunday school at II: :45 a. m; b. Y. F.
T.. p. M preaching services every
Wednesday at p. m. - -- =
GERMAN CHURCH, TWENTG-SINTH
Pastor-Servlces at 1890 a. m, and 7:3O p.
M; Sunday school at oils a. m.
GRACE CHURCH, TENTH AND ARBoR
Streets. Rev, j. o. Staples, Minister
Services at 10i5 a. m. and p. m; sun
day school at noon; gospel meetings,
Wednesday evening: Young Peoples meet
ing Friday evening; reading room open
every evening.
1MMANUEL CHURCH, BINNEY AND
tempnSa rV a GP a. m and
7:3O y. m; Sunday school at noon.
MOUNT PISGAH CHURCH. TWENTY
seventh and Cass Streets, Rev. Robert
January Pastor-Services at IL a. M and
prayer meeting, Wednesday evening;
Young Peoples meeting, Friday evening.
OLIVET CHURCH. GRAND AVENUE
and Thirty-eighth Street, Rev. A. j. Flem-
ing Pastor-Services at IL a. m and 7'3o
p. m; Sunday school at noon.
SWEDISH CHURCH. SIS NORTH EIGH-
teenth Street Rev. p, SwartZ Pastor
Services at II a. m. and 1880 p. m; Sunday
sSs9a t,Is% at $50 90, a. nj 91,5 GRANT srpr,7,
Rev. T. T. Ward Pastor-Servces at ii
a. m. and 1850 y. m; sunaay school at
F." 1890 p. m.
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FOR SALE-HOuSES-B
TIE BYRON REED COMPANY.

FOR sALE-HOusEs-BY
THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
a5oo.0o, 252l Chicago street, modern house
100000, 252S Chicago street, modern house;
81 300. 90 buys 7-room modern house on 22nd
street south of Kountze Place; nice yard,
81 10000 for one of the prettiest places on
Locust street, near 2lst; all modern and
well built.
s1S000O This is on Burdette street, near
sl5OO.Co for six-room modern cottage one
round the side; good repair. This is a bar
gain and will rent for enough to make a
sl'S56,o6 for for 1885 south 25th avenue GUST
south of Poppleton): rooms; partly mod
90 large lot NTH shade and fruit tas o
=, Hanscom park. .. ooa
street, one mile from court house.
100000. Templeton street, Just west of 24th
one block from car barns; rooms; wei
worth Sl,50000
l6th one of rooms and one of Z; both were
taken under foreclosure and eastern owner
must realize.
81, 10000. SOth and jackson: seven-room
house; good neighborhood good condition.
Cali and get list Of our house bargains.
LOTS.
$4,000 for lots in Dewey Place These are
the pret,lest lots in the north part of town
want to get one call this week, for they
will not last long, at present prices
$3.50 90 to $4,000 for lots within five blocks of
the High school. These are all good lots
and a number of new houses are being
built. and they are sellipg fast now that
the boulevard is assured
81 500 90 for one of the finest lots on Poppe-
ton avenue: street paved and trees on lot.
10000 Lot on 9th and Poppleton. This
street is to be paved and parked along
the side.
in west Farnam district; we do not wish
Ito give exact location, but Will take you
out to see them and you will agree with us.
s35100 for a number of lots at 32nd and
Webster.
$4,000 for a very desirable lot in Plainview
addition.
slOoCO0 for ten-acre lot West Dodge
street; fine view and level
$4,000 each for a large number of lots,
Baker Place. Creighton Heights. Hitch
cocks and other additions If you want a
good cheap home buy one of these and we
RE-3i7 .
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EraternnI Notes.

The date for the annual picnic OF the
Business and Fraterna association is July
II, at Riverview park. The general commit
tee Is composed of c. Jaeger Mrs. C. Jaeger,
Miss Mary Murphy, Miss Maud Williams A.
NJ. Williams and Thomas Connolly. After
the picnic a public installation of officers
will be held in the park. NJ. J. Williams will
be installed as past president in place Of p.
j. Barr, who recently resigned.
Omaha lodge, No. So, United Moderns
held its semi-annual election of officers on
Wednesday at it's new quarters, Red Men 8
hall. The following were elected: Chan
celor, c.. A. Hclmer; regent, Fred Turner:
orator, Frank S. Simpson; fnancier, Will
liam Turner (re-elected); recorder, Henry
Farmer tre-elected). The splendid growth
of the lodge during the spring months and
the great interest in its welfare which the
members evince is very gratifying.
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Roman Catholic.

= Eighteenth f h and izard streets, Rev. John
Fitzpatrick, Pastor-Services at Z, and
1o:So a. m. and 1880 p. m; Sunday school
CHURCH n re I OF OF THE SACRED HEART,
Twenty-second and Binney Streets, Rev.
Namara, % Assistant Pastor Services at Z;
$50 9:3O and 1890 a. M; Sunday school
at 2:3O p. m. week day mass, I and 8
ST CGECELIAs CHURCH. 4l17 HAMIL-
ton Street, Rev. Timothy O'Callahan.
Pastor-Services at s and 1880 a, m; Sun
day school at a. c,, m. ,,u,r,>,rv ,,,1,r1,
Bronsgeest, S. j. Pastor; Rev. Patrick A.
Murphy S. j. Assistant Pastor-Services
at, 6, !, $50; $3.50 and 1890 a, m; Sunday
ST. JOSEPHS GERMAN CHURCH. SEW
enteenth and Center Streets: Rev. Mauri-
thus Baukkolt, Pastor,Services at and
ST MARY'S MAGDALENE CHURCH. 1916
Douglas Street, Rev. George j. Glauber,
Pastor-Servces at and 1880 a. m; YES
sF' PeFs sPHIh5BMhNA's # 3 z; CATHEDRAL, 4o4
South Ninth Street, Ri Rev, Richard
Scannel Bishop: Rev. F. McGorern
Pastor; Rev. William Kelly Assistant list
M; Sunday school at 2:SQ p. m -,,,,
sT. PETERS CHURCH, TWENTY
eighth and Leayenworth Streets, Key
Mcnamara, Assistant Pastor-SerVices at
I, and 1920 a. m; vespers at 1880 p
M: Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, l4O4 cAsIEl-'
Services at 8 and 1880 a. m. and 1880 p
M; Sunday school at p. m.
ST. WENCESLAUS BOHEMIAN CHuRCli
1882 South Fourteenth Street, Rev; John
Vranek, Pastor-Services az and 10 a
M; Sunday school at p. m; yespers al
2.SO D. m; week day mass at $3.50 a. m.
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NI,lSOOic.

The silver anniversary of Robert Morris
lodge No. As cf Kearney, was celebrated
the evening of June 26 OF those who as
sisted to organize the lodge twenty-five
years ago, only two were PRESENT. J.
Swtz of Kearney and Christopher Putnam
of Gibbon. Installation ceremonies were
conducted by Mr.. Putnam and an elaborate
banquet followed.
The lodge at Scrbner held its annual
election last week and elected the follow
ing officers for the following year: Alex
Ross, w. M; e. c. Burns, S. w; James
NJ. Beaver J. w; George Foster, s.; w. b.
Gardanier T.
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COnrreratiOnnl.

CHERRY HILL CHURCH, SOIL NORTH
forty-second Street, Rev. L. S. Hand
Pastor-services al II "a. m; Sunday
school at noon
FIRST CHURCH, NINETEENTH AND
Davenport Streets, Rev. H c. Herring,
Pastor-Services at 1890 a. m; Y. P. S.
c. f. at $50 p. M; Sunday school at
noon. Evening service at 1850.
CHURCH. THIRTIETH AND
Ohio Streets, Rev Jacob Flock Pastor
Services at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. M; {;
Sunday school at noon; prayer service
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
PARK VALE CHURCH. 29i4 CASTELAR,
Street, Eev. Frank II. Anderson, Pastor
Services at p. m. Sunday school at
p. M; Christian Endeavor At ,, . m
PILGRIM CHURCH, 102 NORTH FORTY
first Street, Rev. Frank ID. Jackson
Pastor-Services at II a. m. and 1870 p.
M; Sunday school at noon.
CHURCH, TWENTIETH
and Spencer Streets, Rev. Howard Mac
Ayeal Pastor-Services at 1890 a: m. and
p. m; Endeavor society at 1:l5 p. m
prayer meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. m
Sunday school at noon
ST. MARYS AVENUE CHURCH,
Twenty Street and St. Mary $
Avenue Rev S. Wright Butler, D. D.,
Pastor-Services at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30 p.
M: Sunday school at noon
SARATOGA CHURCH, TWENTY-FIVE
Street and Ames Avenue, Rev. l.. s;
Hand, Pastor-ServiceS at 1880 a m. and
7:45 p m; Sunday school at 2:So p. m
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EDfscOpRl.


.LLSAINT'S CHURCH, TWENTY SIXTH
and Dewey Avenue, near Farnam, Rev.
Thomas j. Mackay. Rector-Holy COM
eMcept aeISh the ssGfy ist % 7:s6 a. M sermon at
II a. M; vesper service, p. M; Sunday
CHTRGH SHnR9l At OF SiS" The + E. GOOD SHEPHERD,
Twentieth and Ohio Streets, Rev. H. Percy
Silver Rector-Holy communion a. M;
Sunday school and rector,s bible class,
9:45; morning prayer and sermon, II; eve
ST! ,e ANDREW's CHURCH, CORNER
Charles and EortyTst ssreftS FAD Hev a.
ii a. m. and 7:45 p. M; Sunday school at
10 NJ FTidaEs 9s at CHIrRcm 1fI E. n THIRTY
I'll third aoGS' and Francis streets-Rev, "; #.
Moor. minister in charge. Sunday .schoo!,
3 p. m; evening prayer at o clock; holy
communion at a. m, second Sunday in
ST ra'B 'BARNABAs' CHURCH. 5ls NORTH
Nineteenth Street Rev. John Williams,
and 7:45 p, M: Sunday school at $3.50 a: m:
ST. JOHNS CHURCH, TWENTY-sIXTH
and Franklin Streets. Rev; w; S. How
ard Priest-SerViceS at 1880 and II a. m,
and 7:45 p. M. Sunday school at $3.50 a.
M: daily services at Gas and m. and
4:45 p. m; Wednesdays at 7:45 p. m; Fri
81. faSs SMATTHIAs riH K N. CHURCH., South Tenth
Street and Worthington Place Rev. j. f.
7:3o a. M, Sunday school at 9:45 a. m;
morning prayer and sermon at Il; even
ing prayer and address at 1880.
ST, PAUL's CHURCH, S2ll CALIFORNIA
charge. Sunday school, 9:45 a. M, morn
ing prayer at II; holy communion at 7
a, M, first and third Sunday in each
month.
CHURCH OF ST. PHILIP THE DEACON.
Twenty Street, between Nicho.as and
Paul Streets Rev. John Albert Williams
Rector-Holy communion. a. m; morn
ing prayer 1890 a. M; holy communion
and sermon. II a M; choral evensong and
sermon, 4lb p. m; Sunday school and
Bible class, 2:i5 p. m.
TRINITY CATHEDRAL, CAPITOL AVE.
and Eighteenth Street Rt. Rev. George
Worthington, S. T. D.. Bishop; Very Rev
Campbell Fair, d. D., Dean-Holy com
munion, a. m; morning prayer, II a. m;
evening prayer, 7:45 p. m,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
lCnnunnedN
ct. rooms 5i5-5i5 Karbach block. Omaha,

t.ct rooms 5l5-5i6 Karbach block Omaha,
Ncb.
Proposals may be submitted as follows:
First-For the completion Of the gravity
system OF steam heating and ventilation.
Secoud-For the completion OF the fan
syst IN of steam heating and Nenttlatpn
work.
Each bid must be accompanied by CERT
fed check for sum not less tnan Per
cent of the amount of the proposal The
right is reserved to reieCt any or all bids
and to waive any def ct or intOrmalitN In
any bid should 1t be deemed In the interest
OF the Board OF Education to do so. Pro.
pusals mus, be enclosed in envelopes sealed
school" and addressed or delivered to the
Secretary Board of Education, Blair. Neb,
I}y order of the board,
u d3t H. w. MCBRIDE. Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02

The lodges of Omaha will hold Joint
pubic installation of officers on Wednesday
evening July II. The grand master workman
and other prominent speakers will be pres
ent. Arrangements have been made for head
quarters in the Fraternal building at tho
Greater America exposition. A competent at
tendant will be in charge ready to give such
information as will be for the benefit and
convenience of members and their friends
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02

FIRST CHURCH, CORNER TWENTIETH
Street and Capitol Avenue, Rev. d. d.
Burt. .Pastor-Services at 1890 a. m.
and 7:SG p. m; Sunday school at l2 m m;
deavor at $3.50 p. m; prayer meeting
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
GRANT STREET CHURCH. TWENTY
sixth and Grant Streets, Rev. Charles
Taylor, Pastor-Se rvces at 10:S0 a. m. and
7:9O p. M; Sunday school at noon.
WALNUT HILL CHURCH, APO NlCHO-
las Street, Rev. Joseph Nichols, Pastor-
Services at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. ;
Sunday school at 3 p. m
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
Cashier Drives on Robbers.

JOLIET H.. July IA bold attempt to
loot the First National bank at Whining
ton, H.. was made at an early hour this
morning Five robbers were concerned in
the raid. They had effected an entrance to
the bank, when Cashier James Witten, who
lives opposite, was aroused. He went to
investigate, and the robbers on watch or
dered him back. Wtten returned to his
house. and securing a rife, opened fire, The
robbers returned the fire and then fed,
No one was hurt The vault of the bank
contained between $50 900 and $40, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
CRY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
18th and Harney SIS.

PROPOSALS FOR PILE BRIDGE.
Board of Park Commissioners, City of
= Omaha Nebraska:
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office dntil O'Clock p M, July 7th 1899,
for furnishing al material and labor and
ward, at Eighteenth street according to
plans and specifications on file at this office
As a guarantee of good faith that the
contract will be entered into with good and
sufficient bonds for faithful performance
each proposal shall be accompanied by a
certified check for at least two (2) per cent
of the approximate cost of the work
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
June 29th. 1899
j. II. EVANS,
President.
CHARLES c. CARPENTER.
J-3o-d-T-t Engineer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
NOTICE TC CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE no CONTRAcTORs-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The Board of Education. School District
City of Blair, Nebraska, Office of Secretary,
July |, lS99-Sealed proposals will be re-
c ived at this office until 4 p, m. ON the l5th
day of July, 1899, for all work and material
required for the construction of the steam
heating apparatus and plumbing for the
Blair Iilgh school Blair, Neb,, in ac-
cordance with the drawings aud specihCa-
tions, copies of which may be had at this
office or the office of John Latenser arChi-