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tlt.-,l tli.' nti1i'nt ion, Htnii( i In In
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ntUttlion l tinilii'(i'il, bihI to tliHl t'tnt
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if tuolrlx whohnvt' hiifl) Ht lln run
vn for v ' Tin' rtlnilU'lil' MihnI
jliKt hi ii JiiiIiik I'mjh jjiHtiit il tin'
rcijui'i"! nftiT mi tiiiiiihtoniil ri't'li I;
Ciipl nln Clink, ho tnttl tlmt lu'fx
Inh'IkiI to kIihw Hint, tins litntiiiillim U
in ftM't h irlon w ithin whlrh iv In
limvorntt'tl innro tlinn into IiiiiiiIi'imI
glrln; tlmt thrro xlliil a upeHi'ii of
Kin very tlmt would dtwivtlil tln
tnotlioilH tlmt U'i'Viilli'(l hi tin' noulli,
wtioro tlii hIhvo luul r tvrtnln Utterly
(ft.r IiIh tuxk, while tho ltiiimtn of it
tutuvont could not look throiiiMi u
window lit tho rloxi! of day; Unit tlio
convent wit not luwi'd iihiii m Inininno
a foundiition an h ntuto prUon, for
rlwinr biv eont to I'onllnoinont Bftcr
trltil, while prlvnto c'ltl.i'HH nitty In
careoruto girl. All thin In done, mild
Captain Clark, under tho guUi of
churl ty, hut minim Ideil relltflouii zeal
In daniforotiH to any community. Con
vents were now operated aalnt the
law and theeoiixtltutlon, and he wanted
to nervo nolloe that the eouvent of the
Oood Shepherd In on trial and when
tho IcKlnlaturo eonvene it In the Inten
tion to appoal to It to open tho doom of
the convent. There wan a commotion
in tho luryo audience and Mr. J. 1).
Hulllvaii, who re p re nc n ted the alater mi-fnn-lor,
deplored the euurm' taken by
lilti advermtry, n.vlnjf that the kIi'Ih
were kept there only lontf cuoubIi to
secure HltimlloiiM of the outolde. The
Klrln brought over tt wltneHscs tentl
And thutthey had very little liberty,
and that neither of them lmd been on
tho outalde for seven or elfht years.
Then Captain Clark denounced tho
yst4m nsarelle of ImilmrlHtu, The
.American Protective Association Is
fwhlnd thn aiitillcatlon, Decision has
"ftfTMTrr'HiiT'Ved until tniiioi row.
Virginia ZcIkUj, ten years of a(fe,from
rarkersburjf, V. Va , and Mary Mllll
,tiui, at;i'd sixteen, from lIunllnKton,
Ind., en'sul from the convent today,
4ind reached tho Union depot, when
they were .placed In the hands of
HiiK'rlntondent of l'ollco I'lutelo,
They tell a story of Inhuman treatment,
mid say that every (jlrl would away
If she could. They claim that they were
firomlsed an education, but are taught
iiotblnif but sewlntf, while their em
iloynient otherwlne Is menlul and de
jfriullinf. Their parents have been
tint! (toil and the iflrls are held by the
jiolleo anthorllli'S
Ibnjd X. (Jt.lh.lli.
"Mrt. I'wcr. Your church, during the
jmst hundreds of years, has fallen Into
bad company, and now you arc reaping
tho reward. The heathen and chris
tians having a knowledge of heathen
religions are iiollcliiK the alllnltles
which exist Is twi cn your church and
juiU'iin HjMleniH, I'uricalory Is one of
tho doctrines derived from this source.
If tilt the small boys 'vero let loose, I
am afraid the great St. l'eter's of
ltnno would sink out of existence to
li id u her shame, l'lease nud an ex
tract from a periodical published by
one who was at one time a dutiful son,
but now a faithful pilot to lead the un
fortunate out of the fojf of their discon
tent, Uev, Thomas Connellan will bo
"'remembered by what he has done,"
TIIK MTTt.K HOY AND TIIK PHIKHT.
Hoy What does "the communion of
mints" mean, your reverence?
Priest It means, my child, that wo,
liero on earth, can communicate with
tha saints in heaven. Do you not pray
to tho saints in heaven?
Hoy I do, your reverence,
Priest Well, then, w hen you pray
to a saint in heuven you are common
Itijf wl'h Unit mint. That's th! "com
xnunion of saints," Itslto means that
"tho faithful do all communicate In the
iMiime faith and sacrament, In the same
macrtiliKi, and also In the merits of one
another.'" (See "Abridgment of Chris
tian Doctrine," p, 2.',, Dublin; Hlehard
O l lire & .Sons, 4') Capol street, 1I7.)
Hoy IJow am I to know that the
Bttlnt I pray to Is In heaven?
UVletrt On tho Infallible authority
tjf the church.
Hoy J 'Ime dixit Hit vhnrch kuoir, your
reverence?
Priest Don't pry Into these things
too far, my child, lest you mlifht, like
many others, lose your precious faith.
The church pronounces her decision,
and It becomes us, her dutiful children,
to bow humbly to her authority.
Boy Tho church, then, raunt know
that a man has gone to heaven, or sho
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know tn tbt'i (tu lifi'i iimiiiin .., It
would he dsni'i rt'ti" lu ll itt
v I'ti liee ti-IU lie Ihnt A ecllsln llilnj
in)sfe. I won I n-k il I 1'iilv wnnt
tiw Inl Infoi nmi ion.
I'lli'd That Is all lei-y pn'sT, my
eliihl .
I toy Well, UUir ivvel'eliee, idn iht
iiHiit iimir lit I'ti'iif who itS In full
IVIent A not tier Improper tiieslon,
Hoy Yoill levell'liee, I Won't Hk It
IlL'HlM. Ilciiuki' mtr SHOW Hull II Is
Improper. Are wo allowed to pray for
the souls of people who art' c-one to
bell, your reverence?
Priest -Ccrtal nly not. It would Ih
absurd, as there's no hope for them.
Hoy Ar' we allowed to pray for the
souls of people w ho are tunc to pur
fc'.tory? Priest Hy all means, my child.
Hoy Maybe, then, your reverence,
both you and I often say "absurd"
prayers!
Priest-How Is that, Mr. Impudence?
Hoy Why, your reverence, every
Human Catholic In the world pray for
(ifhlsor her departed relatives and
friends, so that almost, If not all, the
relatives and friends of the present
living Komnn Catholics are prayed for,
and unless none of limn Imre gone tt hell,
somebody or another must be
olTor'nn up absurd prayers, Now, your
revereifie, why does not the church
(five that Information, if hIic ha il,
which would put a stop to this absurd
practice?
Priest Yon are a very thoughtless,
stupid little Isiy, How would your poor
mother feel, If she learned, on the In
fallible authority of the church, that
your poor lather was In hull would
she ever do a day's jfood?
Hoy I don't suppose she would; hut
do the priests who know who are
damned ever pray for any one In hell?
Priest Certainly not.
Hoy When a priest refuses to take a
half-crown-the payment for one mass-
does ho not MulWcvthj Inform tho party
who pays for I he mass, that tho person
for whom they wish the mass offered,
Is In hell?
Priest That never happens; no
Mmry U mr nfuml.
Hoy -Does tho priest take tho money
and then "let on" to say tho masses?
Priest The muss Is offered for tho
person who pays tho money in that
case, and not for the damned soul,
Hoy -Hut the party paying the
money Is left under tho Impression
that the miisi Is offered for tho person
named; and therefore they are imli-
nclltl informed by tho priest that their
friend Is not In hell,
Priest Their Inference Is logically
Incorrect, and therefore the priest Is
not responsible for their Inaccuracy,
which Is altogether their own act.
Hoy Hut when the priest, by taking
the money for the purpose named, and
pretending to say mass for It, gives
the party who pays tho money to un
derstand that their friend Is not In
hell, but that he Is In a fair way o
getting to heaven, Is not the priest
practicing deception with that party?
Priest .Master Impudence, you will
shortly tell mo that tho priest "takes
money under false pretenses."
Hoy Your reverence, I would be
sorry to tay any such thing, although
It looks to me very like It. I can't see
tho distinction you draw, It must 1st
my own fault. Would your reverence
Ihi goisl enough to jsilnt It out?
Priest I think I have answered
enough of your troublesomn questions
today, I never met tho llko of you;
tho bishop himself would 11 ml It hard
to answer all your nonsensical ln
qulrlos, Vlnin Worth.
Must (Jive up Their (Inns,
LKAVKNWOKTII, Kas., August IH,
Unless tho plans of Adjutant-General
Art, are Interfered with, Captain (J.
W, Jackson and hi company of repub
lican militia, known as tho (iarlleld
rifles, will 1st without arms and am
munition tomorrow, Nome nine ago
Adjutant General Art commanded
Captain .Tackson to disband his com
pany and ship all guns, ammunition and
equipment to tho stale arsenal at
Topeka. This the captain refused to
do, and has slnco iniiliitiilrioj night and
day a strong guard around tho armory
to prevent tho arms lajing removed by
force.
Yesterday Chief of Police Pickens
received Instructions from General
Artz to take charge of all stato prop
erty in Jackson's possession and turn
the same over to tho captain's bonds
man, F. G. Markham. Mr. Markham
said this evening that ho would re
celvo the guns and equipments.
When down town leave your watch
for repairs with John Hudd, "Tho
Jeweler," 805 North Kith street.
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rin li'Wiil twsn fnijml tsnt meeting
of Omaha l.sdi'V 1 1 nity . Iis)j,'.i No
I1'. t liedmen's hall, t int lln-nlitl
lihek, on Tmmtsv st'einisut, August
2m h. l 2 oYIim k shsi-p. All uienittei-
are urgently iviiii"li-d In ln prewiit,
mIkorII irsngi inenV w he, duughU rs
and KUIers w ho desire to unite w (Hi the
order nrt in lied lo pivnt thelsat
pHeiUlou. MUM. It J . .sK,
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D. I. IIhviI' M, Conl i iiclor biuI Huibler,
H:tl N. alh St. Come and see mi
Khllnnites fnrul-lieil.
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John Hiuld. Jeweler anil Optlcao, !or
N. Kll h St., Omaha, Neb.
Hkv. II. D. HmnvN spoke to an a
preclatlve audience In South Omaha
last Saturday evening. So many of
our readers have heard him that they
know he did himself and tho cause he
advocates credit, and words of praise
from us would be meaningless. Ho
lectures at Hrokeu How to the members
of the (. A. H. this week.
Heat mi, "The Tinner," 2717 l-eaveie
Wnrlh Street. tf
WM. CATL1N makes a specialty of
Fancy Musket Fruits.
EDLINQ BROS.,
308 North 16th Street.
Hatters and Gents Furnishers. Men's
Shis'S, gloves, etc. A "dollar's worth
for a dollar."
WM.
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CATL1N for Cigars and To
Mox trade a specialty.
Burlington Route to Chicago.
Ono way tickets, JT.oO.
Hound trip tickets, $11.75.
Vestlbuled and gas-llghted trains
leave Omiiliu at 11:111) A. M., 4:20 . M.
and 10:15 v. M., dally, and offer un
equalled Hcrvlcu ofisluejilng, smoking,
dining and freo hiollnlng chair cars.
Tho Murllngton Is tho great "Free-
from-dust" rout-o to tho World's Fair.
City Ticket Office, 11121 Farnam St.
WM. CATLIN for all kinds of con
fectionery at tho very lowest prions.
You should all remember that Shaw
& Fell, 518 H. Kith St., has al
ways on hand, Vegetable, in season;
also a lull lino of Htiiplo Grocer! is.
Do not forget us when down town.
"A Dollar' Worth for a Dollar."
Watches, $1,00 per week,
A. P, A. HuHons'lOctiill.W).
Jr. (). U. A. M. Plns7,r.e to 2.50,
P, (). S. of A. Pins l,00to$l.fj0.
OniriLro Pins I.!H) to l.fi().
at JNO, HALL'S, 507 N Kith Street,
Hore'i Your World'! Fair Opportunity!
Hiils cut In two!
On and nfler Tuesday, August 1st,
tho Murllngton Houte will sell round
I rip tickets to Chicago, with a return
limit of thirty days, at. l 1.75.
One way tickets on sale at $7 50.
Tickets sold at rales Indicated above
are freo from restrictions of any kind
and entitle holders to tho fullest enjoy
merit of tho Ilurltngton's superior ser
vice, See tho City Ticket Agent at 1.121
Farnam street and arrange to make
that long-planned trip to Chicago,
WM, CATLIN for all kinds of season
drink. Ice Cream Soda, 5 cents,
Friends, I solicit your pat ronage, and
will sell you "a dollar's worth for a
dollar" of pure American bakery goods,
(lull upon or address inn at win ni.
Mary's ave,
A. it. j.iuii l ru, rrop,,
American Hakery.
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The Cabinet Reliable Gasoline Stove
U Warranted for Three Years. It Is
tho Most Perfect gasoline stove made.
W. F. STOIOTZKL, 711 S. Kith,
Is agent for the west.
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Nol Ice.
A meeting of tho Second ward re
publicans' will bo held at Frank Kas
par's office, over 1122 south l.'lth street,
at 8 o'clock I". M. sharp, Wednesday
evening, August 80th, IHU.'t, It Is hoped
there will Imi a good attendance.
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Our FUlKNim should all remember
when they want a new lint, or an oiu
one repaired, to call on us. Wo will
irivc them good satisfaction,
NKMItASK A 11 AT M F'G CO..
Over 207 North 17th St.
McArthur sells Shoes. 723
S. 27th Street, near No. 5 En
gine House.
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Go to 2122.'! Iiavenwortli for estimate
on cai-(H'iitr work.
tf Dlt-MCNIIKC'K & Co.
Tnc Lcaflcr In' California and Tropical
IFIRTTITS,
WM. CATLIN
115 So. 14th Street,
Hasket Fruits a specialty. Tel. U"..pi.
Whitney's
Shoe Sale
OPPOMH !OMOMICt
When You C.ui Dtiy
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wui tit ' iii Si siv now..
$l.f0
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$l.t50
$3.00
$4.00
$4.50
Men's Tsu t sei' sIhh',
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$2,75 to $400
Itilili" tliii nl. iii i' lisritnlns In Mi-it's SIi,h-
j-iui i nn m l :
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I'tti-K fur
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filMt-l. f.'IHI til
$2.50
$2.50
$1.00
$1.25
$1.75
$1.50
Vtitl -li u lil kiii our lnlitfiilii
iifiiiil-4, fur
('lillili-i'n'K Tim irliii( heel for
ll.tm In
MUki'h' Tiiii SprliiK Heel, for
l.ilo
Wntin'n'H lliinuiilii iinteiil leiitlt
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You Must See These,
W. N. Whitney
103 SOUTH 15TH ST.
H. K. BURKET,
pUNERAL DIRECTOR
EMSALMER.
O Hies removed from North Ulth street to"
1618 Chicago Street.
Telephone 00. -:- OMAHA, NEB.
N. J. CARRIKER, M. D
Physician and Medical Electrician,
CHRONIC AND NtRVOUS DIBIA8IS
A BPICIALTV.
RuCuinatisin, Neuralgia, Paralysis, St
Vilas Dance, '
WOMEN i CHILDREN.
Priyatc Diseases ot Male anfl Female,
Piiomi't Attrntiom to Calls,
Offlosi 310 Shssly Blk, 18th and Howard,
Ti'ltiiliinu KKi. OMAHA. NKU,
M. DALEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR
I .'Suits Made to Order.
(i ii iiruri t iie-4 n noi'iiii.4, m. .n all rimns, l.'loth-
liiK eli'iiiintl, ilyml nmi rumodelinl,
2107 Cumin St., OMAHA
SWARTZ. McKELVY & CRANE,
'i 314 South IBth Street.
PRINTERS m
:. STATIONERS.
I'erloilli'iilN. Illiinli llooltH, mill nil kinds of
Itllli'i' SiiiiiiIIiin, .lull Iii IiiIImk. eiiiliONNliiK anil
CM Lf rriv I )) K.
I-1 HI SAI.K -TIIK AMKI(lt)rt?l aail.HIMT
AMUIUOAN CITIZKN
yjlKN.V(illAIK IN N t''.KlM)'' -
Firo, Life or Accidental
INSURANCE
1 1 will pity you In i'ii 1 1 on the iinilfmlKnetl,
ri'iireseallliK several A .No, I liiHiinnuiii (Jom
liitliles, i :fank rurman,
J", . " m I'lixtiia llloek.
AlMimellliiK Ht.emnNlili Tlekt'ls on all lines
from mid to I;iii-oiii.
WYMAN'S
BOOKS, STATIONERY
and PERIODICALS.
310 N. IGth Stroet,
OMAHA.
CHRIST. HAM AN.
Watctimaker anil Jeweler,
Fink Watch Ukpaiiiino a BrKciAin
612 South 1 Street. .
PHOTOGRAPHERO
206 N. Sixteenth Street.
KOUCH & HOUCH,
Carpenter and Builder.
Mniiiifui'tiiri'r mid Itepulrer of
Sah, Screens, Doors and Windows
and Furniture.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Shop: 1517 Davenport Btrtist, OMAHA.
Lobcck-Linn Hardware Co.,
Mh i ! " AMI J u .
Buildnrs1 Hardware. Cullory
AND TOOLS
thy U9 ovcr row LUCK,
MOI Douglas St, Telephone 279. OMAHA. NEB.
TRUNKS
AND TRAVELING BAGS. REPAIRING DONE.
1406 Douglas Street. OMAHA, Neb.
Teeth Extracted for Only 25c
FULL
Teeth
Fillings 50c and upward. Gold Crowns and Bridge at Reduced Prices,
Telephone 1775. - DR, WITHERS,
Sixteenth and Dt.nirlaM Street., 4th Fleer. : Itrlntf thin Ad. with you.
THE CROSS
GUN CO.,
Guns, Ammunition, Base Ball, Tennis, Bicycles,
Ann fiKNKiui,
ATHLETIC GOODS.
OMAHA FAIR
Given by Douglas County Agricultural Society.
Sept 4 to 8 fe! Sept 4 to 8
OPEN TO
THE WORLD
SB2S.OOO I2ST
,m(l,fi(l() In Hiin(I I'limo. fji 1,(100 Hprcliil I'rmnliinm otrnrnd by m nrc limit.
Ealloon Aicon
lon each day.
Great Pfractiuti
Jump by Madamn
Ze'nn, the most
noted aeronaut In
thi world,
bneolal ottructlon on the FalrOr mnd
o.thclny.
Iieciiil trooram for Labor Day, Hopt,
4:h. AomlBbiun iitc
Send
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Kmlum MM
55"' Llst csSilj
W. R. BENNETT CO..
FAIR DEALING IS OUR MOTTO.
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(loud Itli'ii 4i' lif-r Ih,
Chiircli'il Hi Mlit. fit: fr piirUiiKH,
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oil Hai'dliit'ii.fW per ciiii.
(Motlii'n I'lim, U' lfr (In.tm.
l-!h, Can (Iriili'tl I'lmnipplii, l3!-4! pur run.
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Hrhtipp'ti (ii-nliii lit, lit (lilt nT (uicU nun.
I'ar Htiiiii, Ik pi-r I'likit, A full linn of I'vtiry
Ut noiif In tlic Hplco Unit. In Our I
DRY GOODS, FURNITURE and
CARPET DEPARTMENTS
Wttaro olTiirliiK (liitrldud tuti'KitlriM. Von arn Invltml to (tail and Kt prlctm.
W. R. BENNETT CO..
502-4-S-Q-0-2 CAPITOL AVENUE.
The Popular
clothing
HOUSE.
JULIUS FURTH-iotwa.?
proprietor, OMAHA, NEB.
Orders by mail Solicited and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
SUPERIOR WORK. REASONABLE
BUY YOUR TRUNKS
V III THIY ARK M.DK AND
PATRONIZE H0MC INDUSTRY I
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MANl'KA) rt'lililt til-'
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Toonhnno H7Q .
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WINCHESTER RIFLES SHOT GUNS
AND RACES.
OPEN TO
li
me WORLD
PREMIUMS
The Greatest
Baby Exhibit ever
given, Largest
cash premiums
ever offrd. Be
sides hundreds of
doll.irs In special
prizes, t'aby : how
o,inn evnrv d y.
A laratl llHtof tho Mont Notort Ir ittlna,
Pnr-lna unci niunlng iloriK8 In th Unltitd
Himenaro enjuyoa atid will ba on exhi
bition R. Engclman f - ...,-
(JOOHH CDFC QOIIVC'lMID
: rnlaCi UVUTEillin
lint our iiIi-i- iluwii tn mill Mm iIiiii-h;
Very Hunt Flour (with it Nponiil 1,1.1 pur mii-U.
Omul l-'loiir, ll'ii' pur "iii-k.
Crimli .In vn imrl Morlni, I Hi' pur Ih,
lli-ht, (Jiildi-n Illn, ;ir pur Ih,
riniiHt .Invii anil Mni'lia, si llm, fur 11,10,
.lapaii Tra KiiHt,, at, l.v pur Ih.
OimiiI Japan Tt'ii Hi 2'x'. pur Ih,
Cholcit .lapuii Tt'ii, prr Ih,
Timi on tin iitarkut, ki'pt, In nU)i:k. W arn unwind
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