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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
RELIGIOUS

There are 4O,9S1 Protestant converts in
Japan, A,& Greek Catholics and IS, 427
Roman Catholics.
The Methodist church Is planning, with its
100000 century fund, to build during the
next three years 1000 churches.
Recently the Presbyterian board at one
session commissioned tifty-two missionaries
to seventeen foreign fields. This is said to
be the largest number ever passed upon at
one time.
AT the tenth annual convention of the
Young Peoples Christian union of the
United Presbyterian church, held at Pitts
burg, the missionary Offering was S2o, 900, the
largest ever made.
There is but one Roman Catholic church
in st. Petersburg, that OF st. Catherine, but
on account of the increase in the number
of Catholics a new church will be built as
soon os permission can be obtained from the
holy synod.
Dwight II. Baldwin, the Cincinnati mil
lionaire, left his widow $1,000 annuity, but
bequeaths $3.50, 900 to be equally divided be-
tween the Home Missionary society and the
Foreign Missionary society of the Presby-
terian church.
Methodists have two places in the main
business section of Manila where religious
services are regularly held. One is in the
Filipino theater and the other in the Sol
in the latter place being in Spanish.
At Dempsey, sixty-two miles from Mont
pelier, Idaho, is situated the first Catholic
place of worship in the United States for
the exclusive use of Mormon converts.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

There will be no meeting of Banner lodge
Thursday evening, but the hall will be
open for the members who desire to view the
parade, and after the parade all desiring to
spend the balance of the evening socially
may do so.
Mondamin lodge tomorrow evening will
celebrate Its second anniversary. Refresh
ments will be served.
Faternal Union of America day at the
exposition will be September 81. All the
lodges within 400 miles Of Omaha have been
invited. General A. 8. Churchill will be the
principal speaker of the day. The Bellstedt
band and Ostrum quartet will furnish the
music. The exercises will take place in the
auditorium at $3.50. The Bellstedt concert,
which begins at 2:SO, will be especially ar
ranged with the Fraternal Union of America
exercises in view. The central committee
has arranged for a reception and entertain
ment committees to meet the various trains
at the depot and give the visiting fraters
whatever information and assistance they
may desire.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
TT NJ Xf1N 81 lN NI1 tI IM III III
Ante Room e Echoes 4

woodmen of the world.

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Wednesday next has been set apart as
Fraternity and Civic Society day in the
Ak-Sar-Ben parades. Sovereign Clerk Yates
has written each OF the sixteen camps of
Omaha and South Omaha, urgently request
ing them to make q good showing with uni
form teams.
Sovereign Commander Roo Is in the east
delivering addresses at Elkhart, Ind, and
other places.
WoodIbine and surrounding camps OF
Woodbine, Ia, will hold their last picnic
Of the season on October 3.
Woodbine and surrounding camps OF
Woodbine, Ia, will hold their last picnic oil
the season on October 3.
Supreme Guardian Mrs. Manchester of the
Woodmen Circle has gone east on a lecture
tour in the Interests of the order.
Seymour Guards Will turn out In the fra
ternal parade next Wednesday evening
equipped in their elegant new uniform.
The degree team of Omaha camp, No. 16
Is drilling constantly and will soon be one
Of the crack teams of the city.
The carnival to be given by Seymour camp
No. 81, October 16 and II, promises Il
circles. Many valuable prizes have already
been donated and more are coming in daily
The greatest interest centers in the contes
for the gold emblem between the clerks o
the camps Of Omaha, South Omaha, Coun'
Gil Bluffs and Florence. The Seymour
Guards will be at their hall next Wednes,
day evening at 7 o'clock to be measured fol
their new uniforms.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

There are at present but fourteen converts
bSsidcS children, Rev, w. J. 4. Hendricks,
n missionary living at Montpelier, Is In
charge Of the Corgregation
According 20 the London Leader. Moham-
mechanism appears to he growing rapidly In
British West Africa and to be showing ex-
Cellent results I'm tho life of the people.
Temperance and dccency accompany the
march Of the religion OF the koran.
\ native Cuban meeting Of Friends has
been organized in Havana. IL is called tho
cuban Evangelical church and has adopted
the Quaker form OF baptism and the Lords
supper and the Quaker form OF govern
ment and ministry, and has made aCknowl-
edgment of the rule of faith, discipline and
doctrines of the Friends church.
An unique religious institution was added
to the Est OF such IN this country by the
dedication recently Of the college and mon
nsterN OF The Holy and in connection with
the Catholic university at Washington
The college and monastery of the Holy
Land Is in its location American, but the
work of the collegians Is In Jerusalem.
The special function Of the Franciscan
triars who possess the monastery and di-
rect the college is to care for the Holy
Sepulcher. to rescue which the Crusaders
marched and fought. They have repro
duced IN their homo at Washington the
stable at Bethiehem, the home of the Holy
Family, the Holy Sepulcher and other
sacred Monuments
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
G NOTICES.
jNIoN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Inc following unclaimed baggage will be
sold at public auction at the rooms of the
clay Auction Co, $40 North 10th St, Omaha,
Neb., commencing at 1880 p. m, October 4,
iS99, and continuing at the same hour each
day until sold:
Boxes marked VIM. Thompson, DIR. E. j.
O,Callaghan, w. j. Neil.
Zinc trunks marked Geo. Barraclough.
Miss M. A. Rockwell, John Parry, John
Harper, j. T. Randall, d: c.. Crisman, G.
l.. Mock. F.. Bowman, j. f. McMahon,
Winnie Westerbeck, C. E.. Speese, A. Len
stein, w. d. Snail, G. T. Spelty.
Russell trunk marked Miss d. Richards.
5. A. Moore. Levi E.. Dunn.
Canvas finished trunk marked Taylor
Gleason.
Russell valises marked A. L. johnson,
Martin Dooley, P. McFarlan, L. Geming,
Joe Dyer. Eustace Hyde, l.. Drentwell, b.
Hoffmaster.
Telescope cases marked ]. F.. Bonham. II.
Miller. Joe Evans, r. G. Pralter.
Black valises marked F. S. Montgomery.
Bundles marked A. R. Lord, w. j. Thomas.
Also 400 pieces of misc ellaneous articles,
consisting of guns, bundles, blankets,
valises, trunks, boxes, chests, ETC.. not
marked. A. TRAYN0R ~
S3-lO-l'-2i General Baggage Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
A TO BOYS.

Somerville Journal.
The small boy stole his neighbours grapes
His sin
Did not impress him overmuch.
A grin
O'erspread his freckled face
AS he
Broke punches off and gobbled them
In glee.
He ate, and ate, and ate, and ate, and ate,
And ate,
And all the time this wicked boy
was great.
He did not think how wrong 1t was
To swipe
His ~reighbor's grapes before they were
Half ripe!
But oh! before the clock struck twelve
That night,
That wicked boy was pale as chalk
With fright.
He realized at last how very great
A sin
1t Is to steal, though it be but
A pin.
For awful gripes his stomach filled
With woe,
And he CALCULATED: 'Oh!
oh! OH"
The moral is-now heed It, boys!-
Don't swipe
Your neighbours grapes-at least until
They're ripe"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
Credit,

Detroit Journal: Now that they were mar
ried the ugly old man had a confession to
make to the lovely young woman.
Il am not rich," he faltered, in much APP
prehension.
She did not start as II stung; far from
1t. Indeed, she smiled, not unkindly.
mo matter" she replied. Everybody
who sees lis will think you are rich, and
credit is just as good as money"
Moreover, 1t was no small comfort, II one
must be married, to be married to a person
whom one need not treat with respect unless
one feels like it.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

LABOR AND INDUSTRY,

America makes 1000. 900, 600 cigars yearly.
In the United states S90,O 600 cubic feet OF
pine is used in making matches.
Germany manufactures 20 per cent of the
worlds production of %coal-tar colors.
Arcola, Ill, with a population Of less than
5000. leads the world In the broom-corn in
dustry.
Forty-one new unions were chartered by
the American Federation of Labor last
week.
Street railway employees of Chattanooga,
Tenn, formed a union recently and all were
discharged In consequence.
The little town of Morehead. Kan. has n
cooperative hotel, laundry, hall, creamery
and canning factory and "A cooperative din
ing hall, with several cooperative farms
nearby.
While in Washington women are In dis
creasing in number in the British civ!l
service.
Contootook, N. H., is to have a mill for
have been manufactured in the corner
grocery.
The CampanIa Generate OF Manila, the
employs 10000 hands and turns out every
year, 500 600 cigars, 10000, 900 cigarettes and
nearly 5000 tons of cut tobacco.
The machine shops of the Northern Pa
day overtime every other night IN some de-
partments in order, to catch up. All the
service.
James J. Daily, foreman of the philadel-
phia Ledger and treasurer of the Printers
home, died last week. 1t was mainly
through Mr.. Daily's efforts that the original
donation was made by Messrs. Childs and
Drexel of $4,000, which was the nucleus for
the foundation of the magnificent Printers
home at Colorado Springs, Colo.
The employers association, representing
from 100000 to 81, 00o,0 600 local capital, has
been organized in Spokane, Wash, to resist
any demand of organized labor in the city
which its members may regard as unjust.
The lumber mills, breweries, flour mills,
street car companies, electric light COM
pany, gas company, water power company,
factories, contractors, merchants and
moneyed interests are all represented in the
association.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

All sir knights are requested by the Ak
Sar-Ben committee TO turn out Wednesday
evening and help swell the fraternal divi-
sion OF the Ak-Sar-Ben parade. The COM
mittee will be on hand with appropriate
badges for all.
Assistant Deputy Supreme Commander
Williams went to Lincoln the first
OF the week and held a conference with
State Commander Hubbard. Immediately
upon his return a council OF war was held
and measures taken to prevent Lincoln from
getting the banner away from Omaha.
All sir knights are requested to attend
the regular review the first week in October.
Coffee. sandwiches and cigars will be served.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
The Royal highlander.

Marmion castle of the Royal Highlanders
at Humphrey, Neb,, entertained visiting
members at a special meeting called for the
purpose Of admitting to membership fifteen
new clansmen September 10. Among those
present were members from Columbus,
Madison, Albion, Aurora and Creston. The
uniformed degree team from Creston had
charge OF the ceremonies, under the direc-
ton Of w. e. Sharp. NJ. I. Pro.
Deputy Petit OF Madison, Neb., organized
a castle at Livingston September II with
twenty-eight charter members.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

ing. Next Wednesday is Fraternal Union
CT America special day. The Knights OF
Pythias and knights Of Khorassan day will
be next Friday evening. Modern woodmen
and Royal Neighbors day Is October IL, and
United Workmen and Degree Of Honor day
is October IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
nnttnlion. Attentioni

All teams of the Omaha battalion, Modern
Woodnen Of America, are hereby ordered
to report at Fourteenth and Dodge streets,
Wednesday, September %, at 1880 p. IN. to
take part in the parade. By order OF
J. c. PAGE, Major Commanding.
T. T. OSBORN. Adiutant.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Omaha tribe No. Is held an enthusiastic
meeting Wednesday evening, doing some
good degree work. This tribe will take part
in the big parade Wednesday evening. The
will form at 7;3O at sixteenth
and Davenport streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
Special FrnternaI Days.

The odd Fellows and Daughters Of Re
bekah gave a reception in Fraternity build
ing Wednesday evening which was attended
by 500 members OF these orders. This wa,
the largest reception given in this buiiding
this year, The Maccabees had a good at
tendance at their reception on Friday even
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
knights of the Golden Eagle.

All sir knights of Red Cross castle No. 4
are requested to be present at Labor Temple
at 1880 p. M. sharp, Wednesday, September
q, to take part in Ben parade.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Proposals will be received until Septem-
Der 3Oth, 1899, for the erection of the first
two buildings for the House of the Good
For drawings and specifications apply to
John Latenser, architect, Karbach block.
S22-23-24M
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
Wn,rs rArrr1A wrlot,a aoWN rRon HARpre.s s.zAR

The wedding own seen upon this pg e and of which a cutpapr pattern is
Issued with thisn number of Harpers Bazaar, shows a charming rendering of glce
tafeta, combined with Irsh pont lace The under petucoat whnh may be made
according to lines of model skirt No 19, has deep lace hone across he front,
which is seen where the skirt parts at the side of the front he lace for this
should be twenty-five inches deep, or II a less costly garmtre be desired
a knfepleaung of mousseAne, chiffon, or tahea of same depth would make a
fashionable substitute. n skirt Is made upon a shaped model and has front. side
and center bek cores, the latter haring intoa long train in the cent of he
back In making the skirt Of narrow width material great exactnes must be
in following the gore outlines, and each seam be carefully pressed. An
iherining of thn ernoNne should be given to tho train and, where the appearance
of weight is desired sheto of thin cotton batting should be placed IN each side
Of the chnolne The long skirt Is TRIM med with a nata applied lace dying and
model waist lining No 49, and has a seam ns center back and draped front that
is made under white velvet roseues with rhinestone centna The vest and high
are OF lace overs silk, and foundation patterns for both accompany the waist
pattern. IN costume rendered in color would prove most available for dinner or
formal occasions. The sleeves are OF THE prevalent clos sheath FORM ad
may be made Of any Of the ready tucked or pune silks nov easily obainabe A
pattern for the foundation rvers of silk accompanies that of the bodice.
OF any narrow material such as crepe, yelling, silk or satin, IL to Is yards
will be required to make this costume.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

WYMAN, sHR1vER CO, N. Y. Life bldg.
300 will buy a 35-foot lot on Grace St, near
29nd, frame cottage. city water, sewer,
shade trees, etc.
$500 will purchase a corner 22nd and Grace
St, frame cottage, city water. sewer. etc.
$1,000 will buy a corner on 18th and Corby
SITS, 7.room cottage, modern except fur
mace.
s., 1000 Will purchase a 66xl25 foot lot on cor
ner of 29th and Cummings, improved; store
and tenement above.
$l,550 will buy an S2-foot lot on 3ith and
California SITS, 7-room house, large barn,
fruit, etc.
$1,000 will buy a 6O-foot lot on goth, near
Paul, 3 two-story frame flats, 8 rooms,
modern except furnace; VIII net e per
cent on 5000.
1850 viii buy a 6O-foot lot on corner 25th
and Parker SITS. paving all paid up, frame
cottage, city water, sewer, etc:
$500 Will buy a lot on motor line, 4-room
cottage, barn, well, etc.
$3.50 will purchase 33-foot lot on n. 22nd St.
near Clark. broom cottage, city water,
etc.
We nave a large list of nice residences In
Hanscom Place, kountze Place. Sh!nn's
and Parer's additions. For bargains you
want to see us before looking elsewhere.
RE-l02 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Miss Eugenia Getner is a contralto who
has won a warm place in the affections Of
the people. She sang recently OF Tie First
Presbyterian church, and is'no@, singing at
the Hansccm Park Methodist church, where
she is pleasing large congregations, Miss
Getner is a young women Of decided talent.
marked culture and charming personality.
THOMAS l. KELLY
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Can any of you tell me the use of the
collar boue?" asked the teacher Of the
Junior class in physiology.
1T lis used for the collar to rest on, -
promptly replied the small boy at the foot
of the class.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

2,s5O.0 for two 7-room houses and larse
lot, 24l2 and 24l4 Charles St; rent $500
per month.
$4,000 for Groom house and lot, 4ixlSS
IT., 1919 Martha ST..
s2,sO0.OO for Groom house, modern except
heat. large corner lot, III miles west,
near Farnam ST. car line.
$3,SOO.CO for Groom modern house, 3Sth ave-,
near Farnam.
10000 for house and lot on 23d, near
L~eavenworth st.
$4,000 for 5-room house, 2l03 Ohio st.
/, 10000 for 7-room house, 1914 Dodge st.
10000 for Groom hou @, barn, etc. and
one acre on South 18th st.
81, 10000 for Groom cottage and 80 IT. lot,
1922 Cass St, $150.00 cash.
$4,000 for 6-room house and fun lot, near
Hanscom park.
f475. O0. for SOFT. east front lot on 26th, east
of Hanscom park.
$1,000 for Soft. cast front lot on 2Sth,
near Pacific.
$4,000 for 2 acres on Hamilton St, 4
blocks west of car line.
$4,000 for south front on Harvey near
42d.
$4,000 for 92xl4O on Half-Howard. between
4lst and 42d.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
1901 Farnam.
RIC-M990 20
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

mo, Tommy said his mother, "one
piece of pie is enough for YOU
We'll, l can't understand it," responded
Tommy. You said the other day that l
should learn to eat properly and now you
won't give me a chance to practice"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

What's de matter, Willie-you goin'
round all doubled up like that?"
"Oh, l jest eat a square meal an the cor
ners hurt me-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Miss Julia ofRcer, piano studio, Karbach
block,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
FOR SALE
r. C. PETERS e CO.,
1902 Farnam St.
nNuU-J q INrr IIrITCE-C

No. 931-7-room house. bath. gas, hot
and cold water, south front. VIII be sold
at a bargain. No. SliO Mason. st.
No. 229-4-room house, east front, on 18th
boulevard and Paul st. Only $l,l0O If
sold quick.
No. ~705lb-7-room house. all modern, on
corner, south aIl east front, two blocks
from car line. Might take good vacant
lot as part purchase price;
VACANT LOTS.
No. 9Si-50-foot lots. east front, corner
32d and Poppleton ave, S2,200.
No. 922-5O-foot lot, south front, near Mr..
Yates resident. Only $3.50.
r. c. PETERS & CO,
1902 Farnam st.
Bee Bldg. Telephone. S9S.
RE-10S 81
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Yes. ma. l ate the jam-with extenuating
circumstances"
What are the extenuating clrcum-
stances p"
You didn't catch me at it,"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

these merchants and railroad men and law
yers and doctors will say to each other:
oh, why did not we love music openly?'"
Heaven is made up Of music and not Of
orthodoxy.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Mamma" said small Johnny. II thought
you said Mr.. Jones was a very wise man"
Yes, and so he is" replied the mother.
We'll, l don't think so,'' said Johnny,
" cause when l told him / was in school
wanted me to tell him how much two
times three was.n
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
PRATTLE OF ruE YOUNGSTERS.

Sunday School Teacher-Johnuie, who was
Paul?
Johnnie-He's de Teller wit de funny
bunch of whiskers dat's trowln' a blum at
dc English.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
LOST.

STRAYED, three yearling steers, near
Thirteenth st. and Missouri ave, South
Omaha; also five y~earllng steers near west
end of East Omaha bridge. Liberal re-
ward paid for recovery. Allen Dudley &
Co. Lost-MlO3 2S@
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
MEsIICAL.

DR.. MANSFIELD'S monthly regulator has
brought happiness to hundreds of anxious
women; have never had n single failure;
longest cases relieved in two to Ave days
without fail; no pain, no danger, no inter-
ference with work; by mail or office, 81;
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room Ga, Chicago, Ill. Moi 3O~
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LADIES. Chichester's English P%ennyroyal
pills are the best; safe, reliable; take no
other; send &c. stamps, for particulars,
"Relief for Ladies' In letter by return
mai. At druggists. Chichester Chemical
Co. Philadelphia. Pa.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
ACETYLENE

MONARCH generators have no equal in
construction, operation or price: hustling
statesmen wanted. Address Monarch
Acetylene Gas Co.. 1929 Douglas St,
Omaha. Neb. -MS69 Sep30
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

BEST cooking, 81 ton; hard coal, $3.50 Har-
mon & Weeth Co. 10th and Charles.
49,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
oS~TEOPATHY

JOHNSON. Osteopathic Institute. 515 N. Y.
Life Bldg, Alice Johnson, d. O., ladies'
dept; Gid e. Johnson. osteopathist. mgr.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
MUSIC.


1t is always a matter of great pleasure
to record the success of anyone In the realm
of music after having resided in this city
fer any length of time, and consequently the
appearance Of the new circular from the
Odeoa at st. Louis is especially gratifying.
Homer Moore has walked in and
taken everything in sight, and the
result is that st. Louis Is going
to have a season of music that
makes one wish he lived in that beau
tIful old city of the saint. The enterprise
of Homer Moore has won down there. as it
would have won here il the people would
have been candid enough to admit that music
has a power and an influence. But they
won't. They do, down in st. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

A GOOD Groom house and outbuildtng, lot
50X19S, in Walnut Hill. for only $3.50. w
l.. Gates, 6S N. Y. Life. Phone 1894.
RE-S3S-2i
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

NJ. f. DONOHUE. D. o., OF Still school,.
Kirksville. Mo-, GOA Paxton blk. Tel. 1851.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

b-R. HOUSE. Lindsay ave, $iG0.
5-r. house, 3lst and Emett, $3.50.
S-r. house, 32nd and Fowler ave, S,100.
6-r. house, 18th and Martha, 81, 25O.
S-r. brick, Goth and Oak, $1,000.
Q houses, full lot, 10Th and Dorcas, $500.
Sold the house and lot advertised for 5000
Who wants the'one at $3.50?
Sold the Henderson street house for 81 25O.
Another bargain on Henderson, $1,000.
j. H. P~ARROTTE, 18TH AMI DODGE:
RE-996 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Des Moines Local........a 7:05 am bill :a5 am
Chicago Express ........bll:1 10 am a $40 atn
Chicago Fast Express. a 500 pm a l:25 nm
st. Paul Fast Express. "a 500 pm bill: las am
Lincoln. Colorado Spgs..
Denver, Pueblo and
west 500. .............a 1:3o pm a 4:z5 pm
Des Moines, Rock ISL
and and Chicago ......a 7:25 pm a 6:35 pm
Colorado s. Texas Flyer.a GAO pm a 900 am
q Daily b Daily except Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
MATTRESS ~RENovATING.
COAL.

NJ. S. wALKL1N, all cunning. Tel. 1881.
sos
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

CUT RATE railway and steamship tickets;
excursion tickets bought and sold. p II.
nam. Est. 1889, Member G. T. B. Assn.
500
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

COMFORTABLE cottage. 8 rooms, very
slightly and in good condition. located at
2Sll Charles st. RE
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

What a brilliant bunch of talent there
has been, and is now, in Omaha. When a
musician leaves this town he invariably sue
ceeds. Why?
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sABE-64O acres OF land, worth SS5 per
acre; will sell for S2i per acre. The Byron
Reed Co, PIP S. 14th st. RIFFS