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HE RECORD IS AN EXPONENT
OF JEFFERSONlAN DEMOCRACY
PURE AND UNDEFiLED.

All advertisements to insure @
tlon In the same days issue OF The
Record should be In the printers
hands before eleven o'clock In the
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should aIso be I'm the Of
flee by eleven O'Clock to prevent it's
being run that day.
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Attorney General Moody again
threatens to proceed against the
trusts-but bearing in mind that we
tical campaign Mr.. Moody's exhibit
ton of righteous fury will only add
to the gaiety of nations.
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". r.. KINNEY
For Surveyor.

The above ticket is the official Dem
ocratic ticket and should be voted ex-
actly as 1t is by every Democratic
voter.
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The Silver City Independent sug-
gests that since Delegate Andrews
canot make a speech, he might at
least have learned to recite MARY
had a Little Lamb" as an excuse for
appearing ON the platform.
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All that is now necessary to secure
the election of all the candidates on
ocrats to go out to the polls next Tues
day and vote. Simple, isn't it?
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Notice to my Patrons.

From December / will be prepared
to~furnish you the best eggs ON the
market, having secured thoroughbred
Plymouth Rock chickens. Ida B.. ia
CODY, Sunnymead Farm Roswell, New
Mexico. S8tf TT&S.
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Meals Reduced at Metropolitan.

The Metropolitan Restaurant haa
reduced the price of its meals from
35 to rs cents. The usual high stand
ard will be maintained. A new chef
from Frisco arrived last night. 07t6
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Shout from the housetops for a so
Tuition OF the retail mail order prob
lem and back will come an answering
chorus of Advertise.
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Figure with B. F. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone ITS. I'll
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Fresh Jersey and Holstein cows
for sale.-St. John Bros, 5SmWf-tf
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If your horse is lame. you need us
to shoe him.-Texas Shop. If
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A newspaper is neither an object
OF charity nor a benevolent institu-
ton.
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Tickets-.-Tickets Tickets

r. r. Tickets at half price and
guaranteed. e me first. OFT.
r. G. INGERSOLL.
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FOR SALE Fresh milk cows. st.
John Bros, City. Att
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JOHN w. POE,
G. A.. RICHARDSON,
For Delegates to Form Constitutional
Convention, Under Act of Con-
gress Approved June 16, 1906.
o. A. LARRAZOLO,~
For Delegate to Goth Congress.
J.. o. CAMERON,
For Member of the Council of the
37th Legislative Assembly,
Twelfth District.
ANDREW H. HUDsPETH,
For Member of the House of Repre-
santatives of tne 37th Legislative
Assembly, 18th District.
JAMES w. MULLENS,
For Member of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the 37th Legislative
Assembly, 18th District.
THOMAS d. WHITE,
For Commissioners First District.
VIM. M. ATKINSON,
For Commissioner Second District.
J. T. EVANS,
For Probate Judge.
F. P. GAYLE,
For Probate Clerk.
C. L. BALLARD,
For Sheriff.
JOHN C. PECK,
For Assessor.
J.. s. LEA,
For Treasurer.
MARK HOWELL,
For Superintendent of Schools.
". r. KENNEY,
For Surveyor.
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cHAvEs COUNTY.

Shall Arizona and New Mexico he
United to Form One State?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15

Stefan Puszdrakiewicz of Chicago got in
front of a train and 1t cut off his two legs.
He was awarded a verdict for $4,000. He
got mixed up with the grand jury on an
assault charge, and when it indicted him
1t chopped two letters out of his name.
He may go free.
The whole question seems to hinge on
the simple fact as to whether the Pusz-
drakiewicz who appeared. the Prisdra-
kiewicz who is indicted, the Putsarkiewicz
who was arrested, the Pustrakowitz,
who nearly hacked the life out OF his
neighbor with an axe. and the Putrakewcz
whose wife so carefully spelled his name 10
the police, are one and the" same man.
Their general specifications tally In that
the entire outfit was legless but rather
than make mistake about II Judge Kava-
nagh put IL up TO a jury.
The attorney for Puszdrakiewicz en-
tered plea in abatement, declaring he
was not the man named in the indictment
Dragging of the family name into court
was due to indiscreet remarks by Charles
Heintz to Puszirakiewicz pere about the
disappearance of his wood pile and a ten
dency TO connect Puszirakiewicz fills with
the case. The elder Puszdrakiewicz re-
sented the imputation with an axe and the
cuts which were afterwaTd found on Helntl
proved that lack Of legs is not necessarily
a handicap,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15

The four old captains of Salt Marsh after
carefully studying the attractions offered
by the mind-reader who was to hold forth
in the town hall. decided to attend tho
entertainment.
I'VE can go right from the postoffice when
malls in" said Captain Gregg, the most
adventurous of the four, land there doesn't
seem to be any need to consult our women
folks, so far as l know. Most likely we
sha'n't stay more n a few minutes"
They were all agreed as to the advisa-
bility of this plan. and the next evening
saw them seated in the last row. with inter-
est written on their faces.
After a few preliminary exhibitions,
which caused the scattered audience to
gasp and wriggle, the mind reader said.
In a solemn tone:
There is one person In this audience
who has been thinking ever since he came
in here Of a person who is perhaps the
strongest influence in his life a small
notwithstanding woman. with eyes that
snap and"
At this point the four old captains rose
as IL moved by a single spring and filed
from the hall. When they reached the
/ safety of the steps, Captain Gregg turned e
the others and spoke in hoarse whisper
Which one Of US do you suppose he
meantr'-YOuth's Companion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15

While a rehearsal Of His Majesty" was
on the boards at the Majestic theater, New
York City. James Williamson, assistant
stage manager. took a little dog on the
stage. The chorus of forty Wed with each
other to pet the pup.
The rehearsal proceeded and a railroad
wreck scene had ended when suddenly
there was a loud screaming. Thirty-nine
OF the chorus girls made for their dress
ing rooms at a breakneck pace. But there
was one, Louie Ducey. who did not move.
1t was she who was uttering the shrieks.
Not being wanted In the scene she mad
rested herself in a corner Of the stage on
an old wooden box, under which William
sons dog had settled himself, Suddenly
the box gave way and the girl sat down
squarely on the pup The dog az once took
a grip on the young womans leg and re
fused TO let go.
Williamson at last got his dog loose and
called an ambulance. which brought DR..
Collie from Roosevelt hosrAa-l. Miss Ducey,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15
Her Last Baby.

Since the death. a few years ago, Of
Bishop Clark Of Rhode Island. an amusing
anecdote has been going the rounds among
his former friends.
While a young pastor, in charge Of a
small parish in northern New England.
Mr.. Clark was making calls one day and
came to the house Of a woman who be-
lieved I'm having a large family. In fact.
several times during his pastorate the
clergyman had had her babies presented
for baptism, and her thrift was well known
In the neighbOrhoOd.
The lady saw Mr.. Clark passing and
called TO him: "Oh. Mr.. Clark. DO come
in; you haven't seen my last baby yeti"
The minister replied, with a smiloi no,
madam. and never expect To-"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Coleridge-Taylor
Observation-Disclosures Pontifcale. ..........;.
..,.................'.'''.' la Iompelle
Trinity Methodist.
The Easter music, Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church, morning service, is taken
from Gounods Redemption" The choir on
this occasion will be assisted by Frederick
B. Pates, tenor. Program as follows:
Narrative for Baritone-The Death and
MIR. Graham.
Narrative for Tenor-The Holy Women
at the Tomb. ...........................
Mr.. Pates.
Anthem-From Thy Love as Father.
Soprano Solo by Mrs. W. J. Hammill
Anthem-Unfold Ye Portals Everlasting
Soprano Solo by Mrs John Randolph
Smith.
In the evening the choir and Sunday
school will join in musical service In
which the younger members Will take
organist; Walter B. Graham, director.
HanscOm Park Methodist,
Easter music at Hanscom Park Metho-
dist Episcopal church Sunday morning at
1880 o'clock:
Organ Prelude-Pastorale Symphony.
Anthem-o Light THAT Breaks From rdni'0'
Ionde Ell Tomb bI 'ii''ic;''i iia.dn r. DRESSER
Easter Carol-O Bells in the SteePle....
soIo-Faster song A. 1 NGTTls
S0'O-h'SS' mrs Flora Phflico. e"hre
Anthem-Forward BE Our Watchword..
organ Postiude-Halieiujah Chorus Handel
St. Johns A. NJ. e.
Easter services at st. Johns African
Methodist Episcopal church, Eighteenth
and Webster streets:
MoRNING-10:45.
Hymn lis, African Methodist Episcopal
Choir and Congregation.
Anthem-For Us the Christ Was Made
Victim ,....,..,..............-.. .Gounod
acknowledgements and Ascension.
,,.......... ..,...................Tr owbridge
sermon Rev. J. r Ransom.
DOOiOS' ''' EVENINGS.
Processtonal-Organ 80. ,.................
- Choir and Congregation NJ
Choir.
Creation and Fall of Man (BiblicaD......
Mrs. b. Roe.
lntroit-Since BY Man Came Death
messiah '',.i,.;.'''''''''.''' HANDEL
Death Cprose recltationJ ...................
John Wood.
Duet-There Is a Reaper..............Pi nsuti
Mrs. Thompson and Miss Williams
Resurrection of Man-PrOphecy (Bibli-
Miss Buckner.. ''''''''''
Anthem-By Man Came Also the Res
urrectlon C'Messiah )'.'.'....... Handel
Res H5its'tb and Ascension of Christ
'o'Oi'''i' Mrs .'I Griditbb .'''''''''''''''
Anthem-Unfold Ye Portals C'Redemp-
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .GOunOd
Choir
Juvenile Chorus-Easter...... communion"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15
A LudicinI Privilege.

In a southern court one day, says we'll
known attorney one OF the counsel paused
in his argument, remarking to the Judge:
Il observe that your honor shakes his
head at that statement 1 desire to reatirm
It, although your honor dissents."
II am not aware" coldly responded the
Judge, that I have intimated how / shall
construe the evidence, nor what my de-
eislon will be in the premises. Your re-
mark is, therefore. entirely uncalled for"
"YOur honor shook his head"
True" said the Judge, There was fly
on my ear. And I'll have you know, sir
that reserve the right TO remove a ny in
whatever manner pleases me."-IIarper's
Weekly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15

ham to be called before the officers of the
Methodist church, IN which both are prom
inent and In which Perham is a deacon. At
a church trial Perham was convicted Of
malicious prosecution and must show cause
why he should not be expelled t
Meanwhile. the state bureau of child and
animal protection has become involved and
has sent officers to Satank to prosecute
Swigart. The trial will be at Glenwood
Springs Monday.
Swigart is wealthy. and Is negotiating
with the Colorado Midland company for a
special train to take his witnesses to Glen
wood. where he proposes to make a stub
born fight. The people of the town had be-
come embroiIed on one side or the other and
the place. Will be almst- depopulated Mon
day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15
Mark's whimsical Ways.

At a dinner in New York City Mark
Twain was attacking Christian Science in
his whimsical way. Il only know OF one
convert to Christian Science" he said,
with whom can feel any sympathy at all.
despise this man, but at the same time
l can understand him. He came TO me one
day and told me that he had become a
Christian Scientist. What? No more doc
torsr said l. No more doctors. No more
medicine he said, firmly. 1 was panied
and grieved. 1 thought his mind must be
going. He told me casually as he was
putting on his coat that his mother-in-law
had been taken seriously i'll at his home a
few days before"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15

when she saw the doctor, refused to be
treated by so young a physician, saying
she would rather bear the pain. Meanwhile
a bearded doctor had also been called. He
was acceptable to the girl, and after eau
terizing the wound. he took her home in a
cab.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15

Miss Juliet McCune. The music at the IL
o'clock service will be as follows
Organ prelude .....................D udly Buck
Hymn-Welcome Happy Morning,.......
Introit-Christ Our Passover. 80. Schilling
Festival Tie Deum in E........Dudley Buc'-
Hymn 123-The Strife Is Oer............
Authenticity Have Taken Away My
LOru ...................s's'.'.s 49, DltlileH
SanCtuS .........................J. Is. MnltHey
Benedictus qui 'venite ..............W Whitney
ABnuS del w hlNliSy
Miss Jessie McCune, soprano; Mrs
Bell, Contralto; Mr. Lawrence But
Ter, tenor; Mr.. Dean Burton, bass.
Gloria in EXcelsis. Chant
Additions Hymn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS talner
Recessional, Hymn u2-Christ Is Risen
lOQay ...................... <Alieluie.
Miss Dorothy Houston, organist.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15
when swiEart kicked the Heifer.

In the little town Of Satank. near Carbon
dale, Colo. a situation full OF funny COM
plicatiOns has developed. George swigart
could not make heifer enter a barn and he
kicked the animal Eldredge PerhAm saw
him and caused his arrest on charge OF
cruelty 20 animals.
swisart, thoroughly angry caused Per
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15
First Christinn Church.

Easter music at the First ChrlGtian
Tabernacle.
MORNING, IL.
Organ-Prelude in d minor. p. .Mendelssohn
Professionalism, Hark, My Soul. Dykes
RESPONSE Have Called Upon Thee
Observation-Disclosures. Shepard
Devotional hymn-Rise, Glorious Lead
er, Rise ..-................ .Glardnu
Anthem-Awake Thou That Sleepest
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w. X. spence
Anthem-Christ Has Won the Victory
...............'.' 49,. ..''.'....J' Wlegand
Communion-Matestic Sweetness Sits
Enthroned ...................... Hastings
Offertory-Traumerei .....i........ Shumann
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15
TIMELY REAL ESTATE TALK
Omaha Dealers Find Business Keeps Up
Remarkably Well,
MANY TRANSACTIONS ARE REPORTED
Negotiations Closed on Several Really
Important transactions, with n
Fine Prospect for Con-
tinued Activity.

Another active week has passed in real
estate, with numerous small and mod
erate-sized sales. and no very large ones.
Little talk is heard OF prospective large
sales but what is more satisfactory the
agents have many small deals "on'' all
the time. Commissions are smaller on
these, but in the aggregate they are far
more satisfactory than a few bigger ones.
Business is noticeably better this spring
than 1t was a year ago and great inn
provement over two years ago." said an
agent. zone can readily see this by COM
pairing the real estate record. as It APP
pears in The Bee each day, with the records
Of the last two years. This spring you
see sales mentioned in. the news columns
of the paper every day. where two years
ago two weeks might go by without any
such thing"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15


organ-HaIleuja Chorus. ............ .Hendel
(From Messiah.)
Miss Jensen, soprano; Miss Bishop, con-
tralto Mr.. Ellis, baritone and director;
Mr.. McCune. tenor; Mrs. Kennedy, organ
list
Clifton Hill Presbyterian.
At Clifton Hill Presbyterian the following
music will be given:
MORNING.
Organ prelude ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Anthem-An Easter Allelulia E. l. Ashford
HymnSs.iThe Day Of Resurrection Resurrection ii. smarts
Onertory Solo-Day OIL Days. Nandewater
Mrs. {. b. Wilson.
Hymn-Our Lord is Risen from the
Antnem-our Saviour Lives. o. e. schoebei
Hymn-Jesus Christ Is Risen Today.
EVENING. - ''''''
Hymn1aa iGeiujan! Christ is Risen. Gabriel
Anthem-Lift Your Voices......J. 5. tearis
Hymn-Christ the Lord is Risen; Gabriel
Onfertory SolO-He VIII Forgive. II. l.. Moir
r. J. SDoerri.
Anthem-Your Lord ana King Adore,
-, Wlians
Mrs. c. b. Wilson.
Hymn-Hail to Thee our Risen King!..
Observation-Disclosures. Horton
Lowe Avenue Presbyterian.
Easter music at the Lowe Avenue Presby-
terrain church:
no,,,,o ou.r.ot MORNING.
Mrs. Sneetz, Miss Fdale, Mrs. Kendall,
Miss johnson, Mr.. Pryor, Mr.. John
son, Mr.. Bailey, Mr.. Fink.
Anthem ..S.... .Neldlinges
Hymn. Sullivan
Christ Our Passover. .Schilling
Response ''''.'''.'''''''''''''''.'. Barnby
soloSAngels' Easter Song. ........... brewer
Mrs Sheet
Anthem ...............'........... .Barnby
Hymn. Filby
Miss Carolyn Conklin.
Anthem ............'..........-... Avery
HyIIa2.. .;.''''.'...'....'......... Davidica
Mr. Hal Fink.
Hymn ............................. .Calkin
| First Methodist.
The vested choir of forty voices-adults
and boys, under the direction Of j. c.
Norman Richards, organist and choir
master will sing at both services at the
First Methodist church.
MORNING.
Organ-Fesuval prelude ................B Buck
| lnterlude-Melody ...................C uilmant
| Anthem-Sing With all the Sons of
Marco
Mrs Ellis s.'''''''''' 'Grainer
| Onertory Interlude-Tne Answer.
| .'"'................,...... Wolstenholme
Anthem-Christ, Our Passover. ........ Buck
Fostlude-Grand Triumphal Chorus. -.
EVENING. ''''''n'
| Organ Prelude-Offertorie. ...,..... Thonna .
AnfbenoeCSri.tt $50 song Rogt
solo-The Resurrection. .............S Shelley
| Mrs. Ellis.
Anthem-Lift Up Your Heads...........
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15

HANDSOME ROW ON HARVEY STREET
. Twenty Young Girls:
Little Sarah Griffith.
Soo-Suffer Little Children, Etc. Hewitt
Mrs. Cecilia Wilson Jewell.
The Kingdom of Heaven CBibhcaD...,
Mrs, G; l. Jackson;
Anthem-Hallelujah Chorus C'Mount of
Choir
Doxology =. ............................
First Baptist.
Music for Easter Sunday at the First
Baptist church.
MORNING.
Organ Prelude-Offertoire to st. Cecile..
Contraitto Solo-Haii Joyous Morn. .Caiman
Gu. M, =, Mrs. Welty. s,or.,
Solos by Mr.. Lansing.
Quartet..AAs Il Began to DAWN Buck
Tenor solS2rkl Rs,n Of s neutrality-suspicious.
EVENING.
Organ Prelude-Albrimblatt. ......... Wagner
Soprano Solo-I Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth. ........,..........,..Ha Handel
Chorus-Crown Him With Many Crowns
Quartet--Lol From Yonder Tomb, DRESSER
V'oiin 0Oi'sSM Mss Carpenter.
Baritone Solo-Easter Song. .Dennie
Mr. Manchester.
Calvary Baptist.
Music at Calvary Baptist church:
MORNING.
Anthem with soprano solo-As it Began
10 Dawn. ................,.....Dr . vincent
Miss Larimer and choir.
Solo-An Easter Song, .............. .Dennce
Mr.. Chas. Trottoh.
Quartet with duos for soprano and
tenor, bass and alto-Welcome,
Happy Morning ...,,..,..,.......Br Bracket
Mrs. Grafton, Miss Stutsman, Mr.,
Johnson and Mr.. Grafton.
Anthem-Fling Wide the Gates. -. .Stainer
- -1fs1 EVENING. -. --Af
Anthem--This is the Day Which the
Lord Has Made Cooke
Easter Carol-Chime Out, Ye Bells of
Mr.. Lee G.. Kratz, choirmaster. Mr.. c.
Scnsf, organist.
Grace Baptist.
Grace Baptist church choir has prepared
Gounods Motel Gallia." Miss Edith
Steffe will sing the solos, supported by a
we'll trained chorus. Az special musical
program of selected solos will be rendered
at the evening service.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15
KOuntze Memorial.

hOuuNAc
Musiacl services at Kountze Memorial
Lutheran church Easter Sunday:
MORNING SERVICE.
Anthem-God Hath Appointed a Day Tours
Mason, Mr.. c. J. Francisco. Mr., S,
s. Hamilton and choir,
EVENING SERVICE.
Anthem-As 1t Began to Dawn Vincent
Miss Irene Liddell and Chorus.
Authentic Him Who Left His Throne
Miss si' Hazel Livingston. Mr.. II. A.
Mcmillan, Mr.. s. S. Hamilton and
Anthem.Christ Our Passover. 80. .shepperd
Miss Irene Liddell, Mrs. E. A. Ma
son, Mr.. H. A. Mcmillan Mr.. o. A.
Melchoir and chorus
Hymn-The Happy Morn Is Come. 80;
,;:rVinv Al scR RaTnbg
Miss Marion Hughes, Mr.. S. s. Ham
ilton and chorus.
uartette-Archangels Fold Your
M M,nsI lillian lillian Macdonald, Mrs. e. A.
Mason, Mr. H. A. Mcmillan, Mr.. s.
Anthem@ I'm That Day Shall the Lord
of Hosts Staiher
Mr. s. 8. Hamilton.
Chorus-The Heavens Are Telling. :. Haydn
Miss Hazel Livingston, Mr.. s. 5;
Hamilton, Mr.. c. ]. Francisco and
Mr.. E. D. Keck, choirmaster.
Miss Amanda Tebbins, accompanist
Grace Lutheran.
At Grace Luthern church, Twenty-sixth
street and Poppleton avenue, the sermon at
1880 Sunday morning will be from the text,
''Who Shall Roll Us Away the Stone?' 1t
will be followed by holy communion. at
which the newly received members,
twenty-three in number, will commune in
a body, The music will consist of the
"Gloria Patria."' the 'Kyrie." the Gloria
In Excelsis," hymns and anthems, Praise
the LORD" by the choir with an
abligato Easter solo by Miss Grace
Stenberg, and solo 1.-THE Choir Boy" by
Armstrong. which will be sung by Mr.
Dickson, Miss Mary Dunston organist
Atsp. M, a beautiful Easter service, "The
stone is, Rolled Away" by Rev. b. f.
| ALBANIAN. ID. will be rendered by the
Sunday school, with anthem, WHO Ii
the King Of Glory" Miss Ada e. Patter'
son organist. Sunday school at l2l5
Luther league at 7 p. m; prayer meeting
| Wednesday night
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-15
3D.. Mary,s Avenue CONGREGATIONAL.

81. mary'H Avenue COnBreGuNlOnuAs
The musical programs at st. Mary's
Avenue Congregational church under Mr..
Kellys direction, will be as follows:
MORNING. 1890
Organ Prelude-Improvisatio on Eas-
ter theme .........:....'........'.
Professional Hymn-Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today ............... Worgan utOeJ
GLORIA fatrl: ....'..'''................. CIOtCh
Nenite EXultemces........,..... Turtle
The Anthem-While it Was Yet Dark.
Offertory lo-Resgrrection...... Henschel
Mrs. Kelly.
Finale-rhe Hallelujah Chorus, (Mes-
Sung by the Choir.
VESPERS, 4:3O p. NJ.
The Triumph OF the Cross" an Easter
service:
Choral Prelude-H osanna. Thomas Kelly
Processional-Ride On, Ride on in
Choral esponse-Benedictus qui Vent
Solo SopTano-Jerusalem, Thou that
Killest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mendelssohn
Anthem-The Great Day OF the Lord
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sir George Martin
Anthem-Gentle Night. Descend. SpOhr
organ Medltation-The Betrayal.......:
.........:,..........,.,. Edward Elgsr
March to Calvary-Forth the Royal
Anthem-While it Was Yet Dark Cirst
part) ..............s........s.... WOOdman
Festal Anthem-Sing, o Heayens.......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Arthur Sullivan
Rscessional-Ten Thousand Times Ten
thousand ........-.......-........-.. Dykes
SolOists-Mrs. Kelly, Miss Weller, Mr..
lessen, Mr.. Derrick. Mr.. Psndray.