Nebraska Newspapers

    E AMERICAN-
KiTOt.ll AM1HK A.IM.
Thai Ihe A. I. A. H '' M
Wv: Mom.ln-r Satolll. ro U
fcera on l.ll. kn lbo A J'
A ld I io not 1,1 lnk lb'" Mi"''1"
uU .bUh-tr-i the Catholic,
from ev. ry lUw f !net d "r.
r,tliut a i.'r,neot or rlou dn-
per. Like the Knonolhlnf movement
they are founded on ignorance and pre
iiiH ( buh will be dialled, nd
-in a.av. They will hve a
Hit J win rf- "
n..ui f.ffiot in thta J" l"1
make Catholic more toalou of the do-
. f .v..,i. f-ith. Hat uch niovw
nnt Indicate the nw.ity on
our ,rt of WW I'""3' nd mv
and of .voldtn the dang-ei- which
-..rtHlntf which ix l ti wctarun
Urn may cmums In a mixed country like
America.'" v i
Nw, MonMsnor Satolll, the A. 1 .
A. doc ootoi'iMwe Roman Catholic In
Mviarlan spirit and twtraele them
from Placci of honor and profit on ac
count of their religion, but because Ko
man Catholic make war upon the time-
tionn of America We
(IVUt'l VW tup -
do not want to put an enemy into
position where he can overthrow our
In our nation. The
A. P. A. interferes with no man re
lip Ion, but If be has a religion that Is
antaironUlc to civil and religious llb-
erty-to morality and good government
and undrtakcs to supplant our free
Institution bv establishing the domin
ion of a tyrannical priesthood, or in
other words, to subjugate this nation to
uaoal rule, the A. l A. says, nanus
off!" If Home and other parties were
Im-al to our free Institutions, free press,
fi-Pfl Hlblo. free school to all, rich and
M h no A. P. A. Hut
MIVIV "
a wlliMoui sect, by a strictly
unitarian movement, wages a war
......min.ii.m Uome does on our
liberties, then the A. P. A. protests,
The claims, character and movements
of Romo created the A. P. A.
ruima lav aside the weapons of
againBtour freedom and become loyal
to our Institutions, open her doors to
the Bible, to liberty of conscience, lib
erty of worship, and prove hersell loyai
then the A. P. A. could tusuanu,
the great enemy of liberty and religion
would have disappeared
Tht does not the A. P. A. "ostracise
Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists,
etc? Bocause they are friends and ad
Tocates of our free institutions.
Yes. monslgnor, the A. P. A. Is
"permanent and serious danger" to
popery, and you know it. It has come
to stay till superstition and the power
of a tyrannical hierarchy are driven
from American soil and the reign ol
nurltv and peace covers the land. Sir,
...... i .UsfltMe ?. HARtEST fcAlllw-"
h not think that it I . Kurllnirtoa Kte.
rvlce lo kill a terouc- -I e . ,.,K ...h-r 2Mh1
fues to drink the cup of her a.K.mma- f.. 9lh. trip tickets will
How ran Home harmonize the U, . M, rmU,. to the princlal
rlnclpl. s and practices of the Inqulsl- citit.4 nd farming reglonsof the Nortn-
.... niw.rtl-llh.TiT to read west. Wwt, ana aoiunwesi. . rr
w" ' .i,. m n service, una
-e Bible snd worship sccoramg so. :hota. eUm a,,y to P. K
dlcUtesof conw lenc? Monslgnor ba- (;,.o L AgU 0. B. i Q-
tolll. don't deludrt yourself; the A. I . Chicago, Ills
ha
i.. ... ! ,u fuiini." hut ha come
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. a -..-a ! It U an lantllUales iwarrj
u svsy aim inuu i
t f iu.m...,iK it.- lr. and true to 2b whtm U muv conctrn;
-noini'j ... . ... ....., .M-nin
,i t.ri,..n Institutions. Monslgnor, itnasoeen oruuguiw - -
" " .... ... .... ..l,- nno A
i - ii b'nnw one. know all.' or tne A. r. a. oi
How long shall this scarlet" woman J. Van AUlne is representing hlmsell
.v,.. t.inKV Amercan. will as a memoer raiw"
.... n..huiot hv the "man of P. A. appointed to interview candi-
. . L. ...... i... i..n t i,Wle offloe on
sin?" Head the name uiai inspiram-u uw- - -
,rli,m nnitn the fnreht ad Of the
JOB "lll'vu "I
womsn In purple" lie v. 17:5.
Calvin.
F.ust's,
It. H
THE IIATTI E OF HAI.LOTS.
Knwmilier 6 Van Alstlne is noi
member of any council of the K. P. A.
t nrojent and concouently has no
authority to represent them. No coun
cil or member Is permitted by the con
stitution of the order to make any
printed endorsement of any candldaf,
candidates should govern
accordingly. By order,
iii
all
themselves
No. 125.
Americans Head and Itcflect.
Has not America been the dumping thg gUy being expulsion, and
trround of the whole woriu aoou long
nous h?
Have we not a constant Inpourlog
nto this country of the lowest anu
most dangerous type of manainu n
be called? Has not
WHITNEY.
QCHOOL
W.R.BENNETT CQ.
Have lowered the Price on Everything Good and Useful.
Don't Spend n Dollar Until You hnvo
Cotnpiircd our Goods and l'riccs.
QHOES
such they may
Just From Uie Tress.
A very attractive publication has
just been issued by the passenger do-
Amerlca welcomed the exiles of other arlment 0f tne Burlington Iloute. It
nations long enough? Have not Amer- 9 the title "The Newer North
lean, already seen the great danger of West," and Jri J AT
, , . .1 lt,n n.tlVUliUtn I CBtlUK UM ruu.v . - .
our Ilteraiii.v vowaru iu uuu - f N
.10 1 -
Northern Wyoming and tne
Hlaek Hills of South Dakota which are
reacihed by this company's lines.
The scenery, towns, mines, people
and blind uperatltlon commanded and "a lnuu Jr.rv- tretttod o wltn
olllcered by that bane of all nations, the aD80i'uta fidelity. Two hundred pages
i..nitn? Is It not true that trie iwman with illustrations. teni on reeeipi 01
and slum of other nations?
Cannot Americans yet see the storm-
cloud rising from organized anarchy
You neo a strong, durable Shoe
for School. We have
&1.50
&i.r()
Mlw'' Kangaroo Calf, Hprlng (if)
Heel..... r'-' i'"
Child's Seal Goat, prlng 43 rtJ
Heel ,7ltV
8'J.OO
Hoys' School Shoe. lf
V'outli's School Phoi-s, laee ...
Child's Kangaroo Calf. Spring
Heel atll.iiaud
Xlltises' Seal Goat, Spring1
Heel.
Misses' Dongola, Patent Tip.
Spring Heel atjl.ai to
You will Get Good
Value for Your Money.
W.N.Whitney,
103 So. 15th Street,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
Catholic church through politics is
seeking to destroy the good she may
find In this our beloved nation? is 11
not true that the most dangerous en
emy tho world has ever known has lis
5 cents In stamps.
J. FRANCIS, u.
P. & T. A.,
Omaha, Neh.
California News.
San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 20, 18D4.-
.. . i..u. .1 .. , .4 1 , ,ra 1 1. In. ,f.t...-n AHtt wa.m ViaMnlit.!(-Rl)v.
SO-CallCu B postpone tung"' u"!,"-'" l lUimijoro r j-
trenched within the walls of our na- The municipal conventions are over,
tlon's capital? and we are busy "sizing up" candidates.
Americans, must we longer emlure The Roman Catholics are very active
the threatening dangers wnicn now and maumg a nara open ugut,.
confront us? Will we allow this dan- Monitor, a Roman Cathollo paper, puo-
perous enemy to consume our nation Ushes columns of sensational stuff nearly
and brlnir distraction and uarKness upon everv weeij. ames 01 memDers 01 tne
this, the grandest nation under the or(ier are printed, also stolen minutes.
canoov of Cod's high heaven?
T?,..mw.i. lia Leo has called upon MwnrH Raumlev. for livery, 17th
A V. HIV '-' I - I s 1 -
the Roman Cathollo world to combine and St. Marys Ave
and take America.
Remember. Roman Catholics have
boasted that "America will be the
battle ground of the whole world and
Roman Catholic Institutions will be
erected over Protestant graves,
Just a Little Faster.
The "Northwestern" No. 6, leaving
Omaha at 4 p. m. daily, now arrives at
Chieatro at 7:50 a. m., instead of 815,
as formerly. "Just a little
Don't confuse this with the
faster
Omaha
- . . , . Lin I .. 1 V.tnW atlll liiatpau at.
t, . 1 - f v. Mncuirna nonsi 1 1 nienim Hoeeim. nuivu suit u " -
.J1? TZ " o AmeZT ected 5:45 ofm. daily and arrives at Chicago
her last president and will never elect
another."
Remember, Brigades of men nave
already been formed called the Bri-
radra of the Holy ?1 Cross: the nrst 01
atH:4o a. m.
NO NEED TO CHANGE THIS TRAIN
City Office 1401 Farnam street,
C. W. BAKER,
Undertaker Emalmber
IKoruierly with M. O. Maul.l
Tei.kphonk B!M.
Mil Inuth 13th St.. OMAHA
LADY ASSISTANT FURNISHED.
Special Master Commissioner's Sale.
r,i.,r unrl hv virtue of an order of sale on
decree of foreclosure of mortgage lasueu out
of the district court for Inuglas county, we-
i.i.uulju uni tit nirecieu. i wtu. un uic wu
i.r. A. 1). InM. at 1 o'clock P,
M of said day. at the north front door of the
county court house, in the city of Omaha,
Douglas county, neunwn m-u uu..,.
auction to the hltihest bidder for cssh, the
property described lu said order of sale as
follows, to-wiii , .
I i.ptfl ilk ftnn two -I PHrurr s buu-
division, lu section thirty-four ( Hi, township
fifteen (IS) north, range thirteen (13) east of
the 6th 1' M. In Douglas county, ineurasaa.
u.. 1.1 . mv ti ur sold to aiitlsfy In
Dime Savings lank tlie sum of one hundred
i,.,, 1. ...... uml :i-1ii diillars (illwt.KH with
i....,v.,.,. ., . .,p, , in, hit rt iit iM-r annum frotri
September IS, lsstt. together with COts of suit
and sx-cruing costs according to a Judgment
rendered by tne uistru-t court. 01 sum w"k
liurauniv. at its September term. A. D. MU,
in . Mnin iu-iiiti then and there pendln
wherein The Dime Savings BanU was plain
tl T. John Haley, et al.. were defendants.
....... i, M.lira.ln 1 li'lllllIT S. ISM.
ilKNJAMIN F. THOMAS,
Special Master Commissioner.
Janus B. Meikle, attorney. v1?
Dime Savlmis Hank vs. Haley. Doc. .is. No. M).
l WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY! 0-
Assorted Soups, quart cans 2."c
reen Cage Flums, J lbs l c
'eaches, Jib. can I-lc
Corn, 2 lb. can 7c
'ineapple. 3 lb. can 12c
Gloss Starch, 3 lb. box 20c
Eagle Brand Milk, per can loc
Maple Sugar, per lb 121c
Bennett's Bargain Soap, 8 bars for 25c
3 1b. bar Castile Soap 23c
Can Salmon 9c
Good Flour per 50-lb. sack 65c
Bennett's Fancy Flour. 50-lb. sack 98c
Our famous Excelsior flour,50lb.s'k, 1.05
CROCKERY rEPARTMENT
BARCAINS ON EVERY TABLE.
Toilet Sets, 6 pieces at 1.75
Tea Plates, each 3e.
Gold Band China Teas, new set,
pieces, 80c
Vegetable Dishes, each 10c.
Tumblers, pi;r set of i, only 12c.
Table Set, (I pieces, 25c.
Fire proof Quart lea Pot, -Oe.
six
Glass Pitchers, gallon, 15c.
Stand Lamp, with Shade, 15c
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.
JEWELRY AND CUTLERY.
Nickle Clocks, repaired at 25c each.
All kinds of Watch Repairs skillfuly
executed at lowest prices. Bring that
Watch or Clock here.
Browine Pins Cute ones at 5c.
Pocket Scissors, 4c.
fi Inch Shears, 4c.
7-Inch Bread Knife, 9c.
Speary Bread and Cake Knives, per set
of 3, 4Sc.
Alarm Clocks, 58c.
Good Razors, 6Hc.
Razor Strops, 22c.
W. R. BENNETT CO.,
LOW TARIFF PRICES. 1502-12 Capitol Avenue.
BUY YOUR TRUNKS
WHERE THEY ARE MADE AND
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.
C. H. FORBY,
MANUFACTURER OP
TRUNKS
AND TRAVELING BAGS. REPAIRING DONE.
1406 Douglas Street. OMAHA, Neb.
Post Yourself
-1 ..4 tV, TV..wltirrtsnta now llnA til Till
this is what you fear, and your flatter- whtch wa8 Jn California, comixisedof lnITa Montana: the wonderful country
lng words will bring you no comfort. fifleen companies and commanded by a ht rUns through; the time twill save to
Permit me to toll you, father, mat tne Jegult priost what means this war- ueiena, spoKane, oeavwe aim
VUt vx- vn ii'p, p
formation. Sent on request.
J. Francis, G. P. & T. A.,
Omaha, Neb.
A. P. A. Is not "founded on Ignorance uke preparation?
and prejudices," but Is founded on a full Remember, Our nation may be fast
knowledge of the character ol Korae appPoachlng a crisis, compared with
and her diabolical deeds and designs. whioh. the record of the dark ages may
It is this knowledge that will event- a .kissed page upon the history
ually bring every true American to tne of the woru
front. Every true American is an a. our bHiloisare our weapons
P A In nrinelDle. It will be in vain
to try and raise prejudice against it
In less than five years the A. P. A,
will be the largest party on American
soil, and will embody the intelligence
and loyalty of the nation. The pre
judice against It is passing away. Any
one opposed to It Is either an enemy of
our country or ignorant of Rome and
the character and purpose of the A. t
A Rut nn one need be ienorant of
this. The A. P. A.
Our cabins are our home.
Ourchlldren are Americans,
One II nn, and that alone.
Bo stsnd by the ballot box.
He honest, true and brave,
Drive from your ranks all papal cranks.
And thus our country save.
AN AMERICAN.
Kulned by a Priest.
Sioux City, la., Oct. 17. Patrick
ScAnlon, of Danbury, has sued Kev.
sends out able Timothy H. Eagher, pastor of the lvo-
ntivra hroadcast throueh the land.
r t
They explain everything their prln
clples and aim. They warn the people
of
man Catholic church there, for $15,000
'or slander. Scanlon was a banker
'here and claims that because he would
Agents wanted to sell a fast selling
article. Liberal terms. Apply at 1111
Center street, Omaha, Neb.
There will be a meating of the Re
publican City Central Committee at
headquarters, Patterson block, Satur
day, October 27, at 1 o'clock P. M. 6harp.
A full attendance is desired as matters
of importance will come beiore the
committee.
By order of chairman.
W. A. Messick,
Secretary.
Eat Dyball's Candies, 1518 D mglas
WE are In receipt of a bright four-
nace uaoer. me lormu ouiiion Amer
Jiotiee to Non-Kesldent Defendant.
In the district court of Douelascounty. Ne
bra kft. Zachnry Kddy. plaintiff, vs. Carrie
V. Alien, et al., defendant.
To Edward O.Lewis, non-resident defen-
dn: . .. . .. ,,.v.
You are hereoy notineu mm n mo iim
X.achary Eddy, plain
II IK
iip,ig NVhraskn. airainsi unrrin r. i
.it i.UM.in u,ri hi nHtitton in the
tilled cause, in the district court of IHiuKlas
Hive en-
las
Lobeck-Linn Hardware Co.,
-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-
Builders' Hardware, Cutleru
AND TOOLS.
et al., the olijcct anu prayer oi wmi-u ,p,
forcio.se a certain nunivaue mwuwu
17th day of Aurii. Isl'l. by Carrie V. Allen and
ii., Ii All..,, inwin the uroucrtv described
as follows: Lot thirteen l: In Cherry Oar
den, in the city of Omaha, ouHlas county.
Nebraska, tos.jcure the payment of a certain
.,....,il..,.r mite for the sum of two thousand
dollars (2.'0U0.(mi doe and payable to The Mu
tual investment uo i mat mere is now uuc
and payable on said note th sum of two
thousand dollars (12,000.00) with Interest at
the rate of eliiht () per cent, p-r annum from
the 1st day of May, MO, for which sum. with
Interest from tne 1st, or may. i-.-y. umiu,..,.
prays for a decree that the defendant pay
the same, and that in default of such pay
ment said premises may be sold to satisfy the
amount found due. .,.,
You ate required to answer said petition
on or liefore the 2rtih day of Nov, tuber, jhsh.
Dated at Umatia, aenranua. """,.',
ZACliAKY EllDV,
I'lalntiff.
By Tiffany & Vlrsorhalfr and W. H Uussell.
attorneys for pUinltff. 10--4
TRY US ONCE FOR LlCC.
the presence of a terrible enemy to not submit to the priest's dictating to can principies aPd published in Los
our freedom, purity and peace.
him In his domestic and business affairs
Monslgnor Satolll, you try to comfort e .auer ocKu a T 'uv Z i
. , . t . oersecution of him, and finally by the
Touraeli anu qjici tne ncrveo oi i , , , . ,
hv inslnuatinfir that tho A
w "
Anffelos, Cal. May The Yocsit. ring
long and loud thenewsof Americanism
A. is only an ignorant "appeal to sec
tarianism," but that will not satisfy an
Intelligent public. They know better;
they know Rome from "cellar to gar
ret" they know her past and present
and cannot be deceived. The drys of
delusion and pretended miracles are
numbe.-ed. "Holy coats" and relics
will cease to amaze. "Lying wonders"
slanderous Btories he circulated com
pelled Scanlon to go out of the banking
but says the priest circulated stories I OlltraCtOr NB bUliaer
that he was an A. F. A., aiso tnat ne B
accused Scanlon of cruelty to nis lamny
and of forgery. The community is a
, . pn,lwl)p, nna anA t Vl O
result was that Scanlon was nearly j jimih.u
ruined.
G. W. GILBERT,
CARPENTER
7705 St. Marys Ave., OMAHA, NEB.
IS NEXT TO GODLINESS.
THE COMIC SIDE.
belong to this
Ol'm a member of the
We Cannot Wash Your Souli,
But Wo can Make Linen White Snow.
1110-1112 - DODGE
OMAHA. NEB.
JAMES AINSCOW,
ST.
will lose their power. It is astonisning
how the "woman arrayed In purple and
.rlPt color" can. even at this late Stranger-"Do you
a on oi.iio tuimrt Americans. But that city?"
' i..rf. When men bcein Denizen-"No Oi don't, the city be
RU1 o UUl J J" - I
to think for themselves and assert their longs to me.
riehts and know their re?ponsibiiity as ioiice fooree.
w.nl .p,pnta Pnm la in tJanfpr. She I
u Ln hpncA her ontxisition Mrs. Conn Kelly-"Has Misthur Mo-
. . Q via u.nA a free Bible. Falley bejn naturalized ylt, Mrs. MC- braska. Caleb J.Camp. plaintiff, vs Joseph
W VP" ,w ' " v' " w I -
Telephone 628.
Secret ary and Mgr
Notice to Son-Resident Defendant.
In the district conrtof Douglas county Ne
braska, Tlie Mutual Investment W)., piaiu
i,T .... 1 ufipli M pp'K. i I f i' n d a l) t .
upp. , w. " j, ...
ToJaii.es r. rorsier nuu -no
-res!dentdefendanl :
You are herebv l otilied that on the 2.th
isiu Tin, Mutiifl Investment
t o., ulalntill herein, Hied their petition in
the above entitled cause. In the aisirici
......... i i i,., p. pi,. nmint v. Neluiisk a. aealnst
Jacob Myers, et al.. tho object and prayer of
which is to toreriuse en inju
-.... .,,.,.t r. ii. o 'Tilth dav of June. 1MB. by
Jacob Myers ui on the property described as
follows: Lot three (111. block nine 9). I'ark
Forest addition to the t Ity of Omaha. I"up-
las county. ebrasKa. lot iwo i-i.
. ,-p v.. nl.,ri.,w,L Trraei. lo secu
navment of a certain promissory noiefor the
sum of three hundred dollars (f.moiOi due
and payable to The Mutual Investment to.;
that there is now due and payable on said
note the sum of twenty-sevn dollars and
thirtv-three cents liT.SII with interest at the
rate of tn (llli percent per annum foni the
,i . ,,f l.pp... ts':t. fur which sum. with in
terest, plaintiff prays for a decree that the
defendant pay the same, and t hat In default
of such navment said premises may be sold
n 0..,iu attt.tiiiit f iiiitKi due.
You are re'utiired to answer said petition
on or before tlie 2.1th dy of November, w
Dated at Omaha Nebraska. ti-tolii-r 4, 1S4
M C T I" A L 1 N V hST M K lu.
riaintiff.
By Tiffany & Yinsonhaler and W. H. Kussell
Miiiirnpvs iiir uiauiLiii. .
Notice to Son-Resident Defendant.
In the district courtof Douirlas county. Ne-
M. Hamilton, nl al., defendants.
When
, . , T .1. 1 . II...
men learn ina wlie wioic id i oppv;. xo josepn iiaminon nuu rtiiinuun iiiim-
vi !v I Mra McFallev ' 1 IS. W01K6 was 1 ton, non-resioent, aeir nunins.
OftA'a r ft to evervone. and their right Mrs. wcrauey "i v herehv notified that on the Knd
. I , , i i 1... 1 . " : : . . . . , , . ,
H when they learn natnurauzea lasni waac, out, wnvni aayoi Austust, isw t aieo .1. amp, iuiuim
God for their Mrs. Kelly, it didn't take; he spaces X iritoThirirt urt of l.n.iaS
and duty to read
their responsibility to
j 1 rvi-toV, opxlnt u iver" I numlt. Nebraska, anainst Joseph M. llamil-
liglous belief, and are not accountaoie wiu as tr-vug u U)n a, the ol)Jwt and prayt,r of whk,h ls
Burlington Ronte Dinlnu Cars
between Omaha and Chicago
Omaha and Denver
SU Louis and St. Paul
St. Paul and Chicago
Kansas City and Chicago
to foreclose a certain itiortsatje executed on
the 5th day of June. 181K). by Joseph M. Hum-
to an ecclesiastical tyrant, Rome will
totter upon her throne. Monslgnor
thinks that the A. P. A. will have a
beneficial effect that it will make
Catholics "more zealous" and "indicate
w ...pvnnacitv nt VwiniT rirudent and
mniAratp" Thev were not very mod- are now operate I on the cafe plan, that hars ,soo on with interest at ti
moderate. iney were uui. .jr u, . fne what thev 1H1 Der cent, per annum from
inHussand lB- """6"" ' ' Juhe.lSW. for which sum wit
1! ton and Amanda Hamilton upon the prop
erty described as follows: Lot Ave iSl. block
one (li, Bedford Place addition to the city of
Omaha, to secure the payment of a certain
nromissory note fcr the sum or eiu-nt nun.
dred dollars (Jstm.ao due and peyabte
on said note the
. p it..... tpphn
erate wnen turj um - 1
Jerome, and millions of others. Was Tickets and Information about Bur
it an act of christian prudence when Ungton Route trains and rates on ap-
they burned Bible, at Champlaln. N. plication u "" & T. A.,
Y., In 1842? Prudence ougnt w Keep
men from killing, burning and torturing
their fellow men on account of their
piirrinnt nut is that not both the!
Omaha, Neb
Eat DybaU'sdeliciouB Cream Candles.
1M4 Douglas St.
June
1st, WW; that there ls now due and payable
Din 01 eiff'ii nunureu uoi-
the rate of elpht
the 1st day or
Ith InterrNt from
1st of June, 1K92. plaintiff prays for a decree
that the defendant pay the same, and that
in default of such payment said premises
mav be sold to satisfy the amount round uue
You are required to answer said petition
on or la-fore the&.th day of November,
i)atd at Omaha, Nebraka. Ortober 4. 1SA4.
CALKHJ. ( AMI'.
rUlritlff.
Hy Tiffany Vinsonhaler aud W. 11. Uu-well,
aturiiey fur plaluull. 1D-S-4
Notice to Non-Resident Defendant.
1- ,i.. piip.i.ippt i.oort of Donelas county. Ne
hraL ..loim Woodford. ulaintiff.vs. llermiao
fi. Wallace, defendant.
To llermian tf. Wallace, non-resident do
n.,ti..rt Umt. on theSOth
1UU tlir mil- "J "...,.; 1 1 1 . t tV
day of AuKust. ism. John MMiaroru. pnui ..1
herein, tiled Ins petition in me wr
cause, in tie umirici. nmn ''"V-'r
county. Nebraska, aitainst Hermlan sv . al-
!. tlie ob left anu urayur ui
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force osea certain inorisatte - -T
, . . v. a t i.ir hv Hermlan !. Wal
lace upon the property described as follows:
.tit hrtpon k ecu i I'M, k 1 .. i "
Ames" l'lace addition to Omaha, insecure
the payment of a certain promlssn.ry note
.1,., cm, of four hundred, fifty dollars
iJ4.Ml.0in due and payable to The Mutual In
' .1...T W now due aud Day
hi., .... t,.i.i"n.,i tUf Mini of four hundred
n"y dollars (J4."i.(i0i with interest at H'erate
of eluht 1S1 oer cent, tier annum from the 1st
a.. :.t ip,.p.r Ism. for which sum. wltn in
terest. fnim imn '
.... .. .l.w.p.,n llpHt. ibp 1
name, and that in default (if such pay men
said pO'inlsi-s may lie sold to satisfy in
.11 iiia ui in uray
defendant pay the
it said petitli
,pp,iipt found due.
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on or before the 3lh day of .Mivemuer,
UaU.da.O.aha. it
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nliali rand W. H Uuse
Ui TIITaliV A Vln
ilotm y for plaliillff.
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1404 Douglas St. Telephone 279. OMAHA. NEB
SHOES b BOOTS
of all Kinds for the Next 30 Days,
GREAT REDCTION.
LADIES SHOES worth 15.00 will go at B.7S
4.U0 " 3.00
" 3.00 " 2.50
" ' " 2.50 " 1.75
MEN'S SHOES " 6.00 " 4.50
" 5.00 ' 3.75
" 3.00 " 2.5
Best Goods in the market. 2-50 " 2.00
Children's and Boys' Shoes at same Reduction for CASH, for 30 Days
O. LANG. 718 South 16th St.
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CHRIST. HAM AN
Watclimaker and Jeweler,
Fine Watch Repairing a specialti
512 South 16 Street.
OMAHA. NEB
M. O. MAUL,
Successor to Drexel & Maul.
Undei taker and Embalmer
1417 FARNAM ST.
Tel. 225. OMAHA. NEB.
M. DALEY,
Merchant Tailor
Suits Made to Order.
n.,.,.,i,ea nerfect fit in all cases. Cloth
ing cleaned dyed and remodeled.
2107 Cuming St., OMAHA.
H. K. BURKET,
FUNERAL, DIRECTOR
EMBALMER.
Office removed from 113 North I
1618 Chicago Street.
Telephone 00. -:- OMAHA, NEB
Full Set
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TEETH
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
Teeth Extracted In the morning and New
Set made the Same Day.
TectH Extracted Without Pain for 25c.
DR. WITHERS, Dentist,
Fourth Floor Brown Blk., 16th and Donglas,
Omaha, JVeb.
A Visit of Jesus Christ
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Oolehrtd Female
I'owdern nrvrr fail
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In. . i. tut. b. U4 . U-pwu. tint.
One of VICTOR HUGO'S wittiest and most
sarcastic poems, translated from the
French by
GHASR. ROYS,
WASHINGTON, D. O
631 F Street,
rhlt takes a look into the Vatican; ron
ers with one of the pope s guards and a
rariiinal.
Muitle copy 1C
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im cupies . H.'W
fptvlal prices for larger (niantities.
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