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THE AMERICAN.
3M.Ll OX THE A. 1. A. H . but not U m-11 to them; to refu to
employ them, but not to work for tbetn
lit Talk U a I arc Hut I'nMaiPatMir lotar, 'I will not vote for a Catholic on
Audit lire at Matrn llml.
New Yckk, CVt f.-lt I not ofw-n
that Dr. McOIjnn Hki to an unj ro-
U;r tic audlem-o. Ii wan rft'tljr
plain to any oWrvor that he did o
Sunday in the Auditorium at I'rolilhl
tion park, Suton Inland. Four thou-
nd olj filled the build but It
mut be Mid that tuot of tht-m did not
twpond to Hr. Mi Glynn. They ere
let than lukewarm, they wore cold,
and that although the iricit had for
his aubjoct a burning topic of the day-
the Amorican 1'roU ctive Antodatton.
Dr. Imic K. Funk, w ho hat mm a
Old Nick hdtt-i holy water, Introduced
Dr. MoUlvnn, who, after n-orlng the
aalooni and aaloon-ktH'iicra, begin hi
address abruptly.
"A. V. A. What in It?" wild Dr.
MoGlynn. Kaeh letter wa long t'rawn
out. "A. T. A." he wild, "a nmtlc
omcthinff, a mytterloua something.
What doea it mean? It mean 'Ameri
can Protective Association.' In mean
'Americana to your guna.' To protect
what? We have to tuppotte to protect
American ideas, American principles,
American men and women to protect
A merle,"
The dHaker had become animated.
Ilia voice waa perfectly clear. Hi
gesture were animated. "To protect
America from what?" ho went on.
'From the Koman Catholio church,
from the jhhw, from bishop, from
prieota, from dei(rna of the Iloman
Catholic church. I am a Roman Cath-
bloodof the nation by gathering around
the catnpfirea annually. Some hare
been divided upon local political iuc-
any ticket. That Ik anu -aorial, anil- turn, mt when the opportunity pre-
American. You would pive the Catbo-1 M-nU ltwif to aid an old comrade the I
lie opportunity to any that they are ty are not 'ow to fall in and stand
U tter Americans than you are. atfa'n shoulder to khoulder. Out io
Thl utterly lim ntate oundinir Nebraxka this year the H pnblicant
WHITNEY
with a trip-hammer to kill a fly will dd
great good to the Catholic church. It
will et you Inquiring about It. You
hear me ay the jiojie I the suoivsior
of IVter. Hut doe the pojw know It
all? No. I there not something of
economic of which he Is ignorant?
Have I not had the cheek to try to
teach him K)inethlna myself. Buy a
Catholic caieehUm for three cent and
seo If there is any treason In it.
"What should the Catholics do?
Keep their mout h shut, What should
the Protectants do? Simply pray pity
ingly for these misguided A. P. A.
people and let them know they are pro
claiming themselves most un-American
of Americans."
At the close of the address many of
the audience left the hall, tboe re
maining being mostly Catholics. When
Dr. McGlynn concluded Alfred N. Mar
tin, who announced himself as the na
tional deputy of the American Protec
tive League, abounded the platform and
said very excitedly: "Dr. McGlynn is
all wrong. The principle and teach
ings of the Catholic church are diamet
rically opHed to every American In
dustry." The speaker got no further,
for his voice was drowned by a storm of
hisses.
SCHOOL
have nominated Comrade Thomas J.
Majors, wbo bas a gallant record as an
old soldier. Like all nu n In clvH life
who have been fearless in the dU
charge of public duty, he is not with
out some enemies, wbo are actively at
work to defeat him.
Nebraska I a great soldier state, and You neel a strong, durable Shoe
SHOES.
for School. We have
Chilli's Kanearoo Calf. Hprlm 1 - g
Heel atl.and fltkJU
Hoys' chool Shoe, lace
Youth's School Rioeit, lace
comrades everywhere will watch with
Interest the content which will be
settled at the approaching election. If
the old soldier rally to the support of
Gov. Majors, he will be installed in the
executive chair of the greatest soldier
state in the union.
There are comrades io every voting
precinct who should see to it that every KanKaroo Calf. Spring 0 QQ
sucu iumj is cast tor uimrtua .majors.
He is a successful farmer and stock ChiM's Seal Goat, Spring o t
raiser, sou owns anu cuiuvaies one oi
the largest and richest farms in
Nemaha county. His Interests, sym
pathies and Inclinations are with the
agricultural classes, and old veterans
everywhere wiil be disappointed If Gov.
Majors does not run ahead of his ticket
in every precinct In the state. The or
ganled opposition comes from some of
the cities, and from those who are too
far removed from the days and events
of a quarter of a century ago to fully
appreciate the claims that an old sol
Miliars' Seal Uost, Hurlni
Heel
&2.00
Misses' Dongola, Patent Tip. Ut gf
fpritiK "eel ull.& to '- w v'
Dr. Mefilvnn strain t,.nk thn nlatfnrm dier has upon the public.
ollc; I am a priest. I ent years of my Rnd rebuked the Catholics for hissing, When comrade with such a magnlQ
llfo In Rome, and I speak the language 8ayIng that it was just such Incidents cont record as that won on the field In
as thisj which Intensified the feeling
aroused by the A. P. A.
of tbe Koman. It Is, then, perhaps
peculiarly fit that I should scak of the
A. P. A., Instituted a It was to orotect
You will Get Good
Value for Your Money.
W.N.Whitney
103 So. 15th Street,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
America from us, from the machina
tion of these Jesuits."
There was a plain sneer on the word
"u prlet." Itwa plainer when the
father uttered "Jesuits." But Dr. Mc-
the south and In the Indian war on the
plains and In civil life by Gov. Majors,
is a candidate for oDlce, it should arouse
C. W. BAKER,
What Dura It Mean!
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 10, 1804. To the
Editor of The American: For the
first time In the history of Itoman
Cathniln ennvent.lnnit In A mnrlm. thn
Glynn did not that time sneer against ..P-l,atlon which met In Omaha a a
the prlesU and JeBuiU. L,at convention, un.ler a rail of thn
i mere any jusuncation for tne cx-
sentiments of warmest affection in the Undertaker Emalmber
loriuerIy with M. O. Maul.
TEI.El'HONI 66.
SIS South lth St., OMAHA
LADY ASSISTANT FURNISHED.
breast of every old soldier. We shall
be very much dl.-appoinkid If Nebraska
does not elect Col. Major governor by
a splendid majority. National Tribune,
Washington, D. C,
lstenco and the alleged methods of thlt
organization? Are the Catholics re
Bponslbloi'for this antagonism? I It a
high and lofty antagonism? Would
Protestant not put it away when they
are on their deathbeds? I the fault
utterly on the side of the Roman Cath
olic? Are American Institution,
American men and women and children
Democratic state central committee, on
September 2(t, 18l4, declared a whole
some principle on the question of apply
ing a religious test to the citizen or to
the official. Say the platform:
"We believe In tfie right of every In
dividual to worship God according to
the dictate of hi own conscience, and
we condemn a un-American and con-
America Taking Hume.
Upon his arrival in this country from
Europe Bishop Newman was inter
viewed by a representative of the New
York lYibune, and i reported to have
said:
"Rome has a profound respect for the
Methodist church all through tbe
Italian cities. In the city of Rome I
laid the cornerstone of what h destined
Cleanliness
IS NEXT TO GODLINESS.
W Cannot Wash Your Souls,
But Wa can Maks Linen Whits as 8now.
1110-1112 - DODGE - ST.
OMAHA, NEB.
JAMES AINSCOW,
Telephone 628. Secretary and Mgr.
tmtrv in ft.A cntclt. it ..III. w.nc ttuH.in
in danger of suffering very great detrl- Lnv attmnt n a roiirrtn,,. tt t be a great structure for worship,
inent from the pope, from the bishop, he citizon or to the official " publication and theological Instruction,
Irom the priest?" Ia th ... nni,trafJlni, tha and which will some day challenge the
uuvdvawud I Itnmnn h Inra rrh it nvMuw.,a nnw in lair I ivkuub iui uuo wuwut ui x wiiu I a.k.i v a . .. .
ldlv. emohaslzlnireach On with arin.n . .7 " f .J 7 th..rht. lfnm.nl la wnalr In Unm. WU ' WUOa ,,arr18
-w mm . mauiiin I, lift r M (71 It 1 H nWlllrl mAO vnun I m "m - " v"v I 11 nHo rrrvio nn t Kn
Stroke 01 his arm. "Iam nothing If w .n..j . and the Idea Drevalla that she must TATE IMMIGRATION cu.. wm North ist.h
. . . ... ... . uavo uuuiruueu me uuuuu oi iuj mem- r lat o.,h. Nph .iVn u YIu ".ji. ifir
not a priest, and if you think I am more k.. i av, .,,r n t. compensate lor her losses there by her ta FJEsZ "and iit rnZZ Uhl
of the politician you do me great wronir. I i. A ... vl '.u victories here. I found a persistent ef- wlt.h"a,0"?t"i- Harris county. Tex., on the
- " 1 tiuuiun uiri biiu iiiin.ii 1 1 c 1 11 -t-t 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 i iiH.in niuii nwiBUPn iinnuinn u it n iiu uantnn
Ye, I am a Catholio, and a Catholic n m,nn t NK,.aW t fort on the oart of the church and the nd we win show you some of the finest and
Excursion 10 Texas
LEAVE OMAHA
nruiut Vmt T ar.nl! nnt .a.. ( 4 I .... I nMAn.-. . . 1. T. . 1 , I
r , ... . pv, m., .uj, Ulau discrlmlnaWd against by Romanist In "CDB w " r.urupou lumu ,
to ay I am not a patriotic American." j ...i that Rome wasUklno- America, where- 8
, - 1 imibiuuwb uu puui.es on accouni. 01 tneir " ' ma
ttt" aT, ' "i'"u" 0I,Te religion? I the public to understand " ll.was m! P'ege to ay mat aoiy
.u..Uf.ru tuts, iv wns sam bo iranaiv. 1 v. .v. tt America wa lamnt? wome. were tne
1 frankly
"I do not think there l any partlcu
lar merit in having been born In Amer
ica. If there I I can claim it. I was
born In New York City. Merit I used
. u . . .. . ...
oucuing some acuon aoout wnich a
man ha been consulted. I wa not
asked wher I would be born. It seem
to me that the men and women who
that member of tbe Masonln fraternltv. America wa taa-mg
of the Odd Fellow, the Knlrhu of S ""ner 10 come 10 11118 country ne
Pvthla. Modern Woodmen and other would discover the contrast between
kindred aocieties. mav exoect the nolit American and European Romanism to
leal BUDoortof a Hibernian, notwith- 8Uch n extent that ho would hardly
standing the p-ejudice which the pope ret'enize American papai cnurcn
of Rome ha been Instilling Into the as "S111? to hi organization. In
mind of hi American gubject by in- my intercourse with the Italians I found
uai xvuuuo uivnueu iwu ui taui.ttnuns,
most fertile tracU of land you ever aw, with
od whu rand a healthy climate. This land
located fifteen miles south from the boom-
cny or uouHUm, and Is sold at a remark-
low price and easy terms. Now Is the
to buv while It in i-hni.n. Hninplfnra
don't let this opporunlty go by. Be sure and
have your ticket rend via the above rout to
Genoa. HoiiHion, Texas. If you trade with us
you can depend on being treated fairly and
squarely F01 Information, railroad ticket
snd pttrtlculitrs call on. or write to TEXAS
REAL ESTATE A IMMIGRATION no .In.
T. Edi.inO, Sec.. DUN N. Kith St., Omaha. Neb.,
C. A. Kiilino. Mgr.. Perry Block, 1015-2 Con
gress St., Houston, Tex. 9-7-8
In. Mat a. .. ., . U . . 'J T . . Y. - LI! .
. . . ..ui.ua.iuu auu luiraLn: .m l 11 ti 1 ill 11 1 1 ' 1
were corn in a less favored country and n1aM,an(, ,vot tv one the Mason and
VrVt 9 4 V 1 M t t I wmw w muu v uf m uvuvwi ui nai u uuu I
7" " " v" u r 1010 Roman Catholic of America are to dl-
imiCLdrrVCrcdit- Ud the practice of being "Catholic
wuiC. uo oecuse 01 wnai ini fl, pif,,Ana .,WBao., .
country rePreent 1 to be honored no to undergtand thttt henCeforward the I
Ana tne Roman Catholic societies are going to
exert their power, gained largely
through political place and influence,
to find employment for tt man because
he 1 an American and not because be
the other
American Protective Association.
the
Eat Dy ball's delicious Cream Candle.
1513 Douglas St.
matter where be come from.
man whose ancestor came over In the
Mayflower, and who bate another be
cause he wa not born an American, Is
unworthy of the name.
Edward Baumley,
and St. Marys Ave
for livery, 17th
WANTED Agents in each town and
county to sell the greatest book of the
age, Errors of the Koman Catholic Church
and Its Influence on the General Government
today, with History and Progress of the
AmerlcHn Protective association (A. P. A.)
Over 700 pages and Illustrated with 48 full
page engravings.
Send SO cents at once for complete outfit
and terms. Special terms given on other
fast selling works.
L: J. H. CHAMHKRS CO.,
tf gi Locu.t St , St. Louis, Mo.
or
Articles of Incorporation of the Shoshone
Gold Mining Company,
Article i. Name.
The nan e of this Cornoratlon uhull ho Sl.rv.
snuue uoia fining uompiiny.
going declaration signify that the ereal man Catholic church them, fnr 1S nntl Artici.k ii.-Pkincipal Place or Business.
for slander. Scanlon wa a banker
there and claims that because he would
Kuined by a Priest,
Sioux City, la., Oct. 17. Patrick
T- v I 1 1.
"I this countrv In danr fm . """-- "s "' m uanoury, na suea uev,
orlest? I an,,. 'ZZZ 18 a lu,man Roller Doe the fore- Timothy H. Eagher, pastor of the Ro
if thev wnnhl uld and they couldn't poutei kn0Kwa8 the ch"uroh
ixoy J V. 6eeP80undly of Rome 1 going to be reversed, and
In your beds without ffar that, hk Too. .. .. 6 . .b..u,
ultlcal priest, any emissary of the pope Ti, 1 v , . V wr,,u,mi,w'M Prlest8 auwung to
will cut vnnr tht n m abolished, so that no longer In America him In his domestic and business affairs
win cut jour throats. On the con-L..m , .v. vJ.l....... , . ..
"... a yvx nuu vi iuo injiumnuu njiiuu ibiht wpo a systemaiic course oi
reared up to hate and to discriminate persecution of him, and finally by the
against the citizen who would "worship slanderous storie he circulated com-
God according to the dictates of hi own I pelled Scanlon to fo out of tbo banklnir
conscience," even though it should business. Scanlon Is a Roman Catholic,
differ from the method laid down In but says the priest circulated storie
the catechism taught in the parochial that he was an A. P. A., also that he
W.R.BENNETT CQ.
HaiB Lowered the Price on Everything Good and Useful.
Don't Spend n Dollar Until You lmvo
Compared our Goods and l'rlccs.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY! t
Assorted Soups, quart can.
Green Gajfe Plums, 3 lbs . . .
I eacnes, J lb. can
Corn, 2 lb. can
Pineapple. 3 lb. can
Gloss Starch, 3 lb. box... .
. . 15c
..12c
. . 7c
..12ic
2c
Maple Sugar, per lb ". 121c
Bennett's Uarjrain Soap, 8 bar for 25c
3 1b. bar Castile Soap 2.1c
Can Salmon 9c
Good Flour per 5Mb. sack 65c
Bennett' Fancy Flour. 5-lb. sack 9c
Our famous Excelsior flour,50lb.'k, 1.05
Eagle Brand Milk, per can Kic
CROCKZRY rEPARTMENT.
DARCAINS ON EVERY TABLE.
Glas Pitchers, gallon, 15c.
Stand Lamn. with Shade. 15c.
six Hand Lamp. 10c.
Berry Saucers, set of 6, 10c.
Bowls, 2 sizes, 4c.
Imported China Cuspadors, 44c.
Turkey Platters, 25c.
Water Set, with Tray, 48c.
Toilet Sets, 6 piece at 1.75
Tea Plates, each 3c.
Gold Rand China Teas, new set.
pieces, 80c
Vegetable Dishe, each 10c. .
Tumblers, per set of ti. onlv Vic.
Table Set, (i pieces, 25c.
r ire proof y uart Tea Pot, 20c.
JEWELRY AND CUTLERY.
Nickle Clocks, repaired at 25c each.
All kinds of Watch Repairs sklllfulv
executed at lowest prices. Bring that
Watch or Clock here.
Browine Pins Cute ones at 5c.
Pocket Scissors, 4c.
6 Inch Shears, 4c.
7-Inch Bread Knife, 9c.
Speary Bread and Cake Knives, per set
of 3, 4Sc.
Alarm Clocks, 58c.
Good Razors, 6c.
Razor Strops, 22c.
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LOW TARIFF PRICES. 1502-12 Capitol Avenue.
a.
BUY YOUR TRUNKS
WHERE THEY ARE MADE AND
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.
C. H. FORBY,
MANUFACTURER OF
TRUNKS
AND TRAVELING BAGS. REPAIRING DONE.
406 Douglas Street. OMAHA. Ner
Lobeck-Linn Hardware Co.,
-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-
Builders' Hardware, Cutlery
AND TOOLS
-TRY US ONCE FOR LUCK.
404 Douglas St. Telephone 279. OMAHA, NEB
SH
1
trary, It is the respect for right and law
taught by the Catholio church, by all
churches, that gives much reason for
the hope of the fulfillment of the prom
ise or this country. This 'hate for the
love of God' Is monstrous.
"W here are the dangers to Amer
ica?" he asked. "The pope does not
u xwjmuucau government, you ture of covernment vet erected bv the
eat T 1 v . x . 1
-v. .u c wnemer ne does or hand of man, are henceforth to cease,
lint fivnunl tViot r,.k II . I . '
vAwp, vua., duvu aa txueiieai iorm and that t.hA 7 VwM v.Wf non,,10 r,t
. , . i v rvFiu
vi government ougnt to recommend It- America are not to h terrorist hv t.h
And this pope, poor man, gaunt spectre of treason lurkine In the
he COUld to Clip the closet of ovpru trna AmorUi. ,mo9
wings of certain monarchlstio bishops In short, does this platform mean that
x .u3, iu uas wia inem tnev a forwr,? tn h0n tb-0 ,
I " t- WHV L UUO
1 he Drlnrllllll Illliro nf t.runuatlnv tha
business of this CorDomtlon sIihII tin Dm
my of uiiiHtia, ltoUKlns County. Nebraska,
Article iii.--Genehal Natureof Ucsiness
The KPIicral nnture of the business to lie
transacted by this Corporation Is the loca
tion, iti'uulnnn, buvlnii. owninir and holding
oi r.-i esiaie anu personal property, rl(ilits.
privlleKes and franchises of every name and
nai re, wnicn is. or niay be necessary or
ueruiui in own inc. oueraunir ana c.anauct.ma
... UUtlUI!j U. II11II1UK
Article iv.-Capital Stock
The amount of the Canltal Stork nf this
corporation snail ne four thousand live
nunared dollars, divided into fortv-Hve
snares or tne par value of one hundred dol
school? T it tn ha tli.i. .,m,M,l (i,..i n-i.vi-i n l?rs each--to be paid In as follows, to-wit:
I r " j i " 1 1 1 1 1 1 y. . i ' in uii me .si. uav oi . n
veniDer. lWH: twentv-flve xx rent, on the
11th day of December. 1M4: twent v-five Der
cent, on tne inn aay or reoruary. isms; and
twen'y-Hve per cent, on the 11th day of
ruined.
vccuia piuu nBiusii me grauuest siruc- ana oi iorgery. ine community is a
strong Roman Catholic one, and the
result was that Scanlon was nearly
self to him.
has done what
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
In
of both church and state. If h cnnln
do this in France, monarchlal for 1,300
years, why not here? The pope has no
desjre to change our government. It Is
none of his business. 'But,' you ask,
'must not priests obey the pope?' In
certain things, yes; in everything, no,
"Have the Catholic bishops the will
to change our Institutions;" he went on
to tne end. "No. There's Bishop
apaiamg, an American of Americans.
There's Archbishop Ireland; there are
lots of them who have not. 'Ah,' I hear
you say; 'but you have certain German
bishops. There's Cahenslylsm.' Yes
and were there not good American
priests, such as Gibbons, who warned
the pope against Cahenslylsm, and the
pope had the good sense to take their
advice?
"So there Is no need to organize a
secret society to protect American in
stitutions, to refuse to buy from Catho-
by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There Is
only one way to cure Deafness, and that Is
by constitutional remedies. Dnafnm. u
caused by an Inflamed condition of the
must respect the renubllc for th ir v v . , L . '. u "n'n ' tustacumn. Tube.
i v .v V , . ivuureu ui iwuio, w loosen me restraint "euiuis iuoe (teta innamed you have
rumuimK souna or imperfect hearinc. a
when It Is entirely closed Deafness is the i
forward to the aisimilatlon of all our ?u,lu an(? "n,lfs the Inllammation caD be
, ., , . taxen out ana tills tuhe restored to Us nor
people On the American Dlan. with ml condition, hearing will be destroyed fop.
lovaltV. and liv,rt.v. nH nninn anH Dl??JL?:"t, 'n" P!'8,'d b Ca-
-ji i iik:u is uuiuinK out an iMianita con
hmthapln lnAlAa.A1 1. . V r J , I dltlon of the UlUCOUS Slirfape
,uio iiivuiLarau m lUD UI1UU3 Wa will 1 I na u T.-H j I 11 .
. " will K've One Hundred Dollars for any
Of men, to Supplant the doctrine of case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
treason, and fcat onH S??L"i. " cu 7 "an. Cattarrh Cure.
clannlshness, or does It mean another
trap for the unwary? Tbe blood of the
victims of St. Bartholomew, the cries
and shrieks of the quarter of a million
human beings who endured untold
agonies and suffered death in the in-
sena ror circulars, free.
, 3 V- CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
ioia oy LiruTK'sts. 75c
Eat Dyball's Candies, 1518 Douglas
Just a Little Faster.
The "Northwestern" No, 6, leaving
qulsltlon, the memory of Lincoln, of Chicago at Ta r'lKSTlE
Garfield, of Carter Harrison admonish as formerly. "Just a little faster"
us, and we wish to knov . A Friend.
Comrades, Stand Together.
It has been many years since the old
veterans broke camp and returned to
the peaceful pursuits of the home,shop,
farm, and fireside. They keep alive
the memories cemented In the best
Don't confuse this with the Omaha
Chicago special, which still leaves at
5:45 p. m. daily and arrives at Chicago
at 8:45 a. m. i ;
NO NEED TO CHANGE THIS TRAIN
City Office 1401 Farnam street
Ask your friends to readjTHE American.
ARTICLE V. 1IMK OF COMMENCEMENT AND
TERMINATION.
I he time of the coiiiinen.-einnnt. of il.!a
Corporation shall be the 11th dav nf Otoher.
1SS4. and the time of the termination nf this
torporauon nan ue tue llth:day of October
1SW3.
Article vl--Indebtedness.
The hljrhest amount of Itdebtedness or
liability to wh.ch this Corporation shall at
any time subject itself shall be the sum of
tnree tnousana dollars.
Article vii. Officers.
The affairs of this Corporation shall be
conducted by a Board of seven Directors to
be chosen annually by the Stockholders on
the second Thursday in October In each and
every year,
lbert L. Dean
AnOt'ST V .NNTH1FD
incorporators. henryC. Akin
fAi
At
s. i Hi
HAROLD ACKLAND,
LJAk
ME8 W. DONNELL,
State of Nebraska, t
County of Douglas, (
On this 11th oay of October, WH. before
me, Clinton N.Powell, a Notary Public In
and for said County and State, personally
appeared the above named, A. L. Deane.
James W. Donnell. August Wannfried. Henry
C. Akin and Harold Arkland, incorporators
of the Shoshone Oold Mining Company, who
are severally known to me to be the Identical
persons whose names are affixed to the fore
soinir Instrument, us ininrnnr.tiiFa .ml
severally acknowledged the same to be their
and each of their voluntary act and deed.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand and notarial seal the dav and n.r
last above written.
ss.L CLINTON N. POWELL.
H-19- Notary Public.
WANTEDA good violinist who can
prompt. Also clarinet and nthnrs f,,r
brass and string band. Address S. D. Kramer,
Rockefeller, 111.
BOOTS
of all Kinds for the Next 30 Days,
GREAT REDCTION.
LADIES SHOES worth HS.OO will go at 13.76
3W " 2.50
" 2 V) " in
MEN'S SHOES " em " J'so
I .: " 5.00 3.7J
Best Goods In the market. f
Children's and Boys' Shoes at same Reduction for CASH, for 30 Days
O. LANG. 718 South 16th St.
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M. DALEY,
Merchant Tailor
Suits Made to Order.
Guarantees a Derfect fit In all cases, rlnth.
lng cleaned dyed and remodeled.
2107 t'uming St., OMAHA.
CHRIST. HAM AN
Watcbmater and Jeweler,
Pine Watch Repairing a Specialti
512 South 16 Street.
OMAHA, NEB
M. O. MAUL
Successor to Drexel & Maul.
Undei taker and Maimer
HI 7 FAKSA5I ST.
Tel. 225. OMAHA. NEB.
Full Set
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TEETH
H. K. BURKET,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
EMBALMER.
Office removed from 113 North I . i
1618 Chicago Street.
Telephone 90. -:- OMAHA. NEB
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PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
Teeth Extracted in the morning and New
Set made the 8ame Day.
TeetH Extracted Without Pain for 25c.
DR. WITHERS, Dentist,
Fourth Floor Brown Blk., 16th and nongla,
Omaha, Neb.
A Visit of Jesus Christ
TO
POl'IS 1'IUS IX.
One of VICTOK HUGO'S wittiest and most
sarcastic poems, translated from the
French by
CHASE ROYS,
631 F Street, WASHINGTON, D. O.
Christ takes a look Into the Vatican; con
cardhiai 006 f 'he pope'8 KUBrds "id a
single copy I(k3
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Special prices for larger quantities.