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MHO WAS lilUMUM!
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la i nanrr u,r
',vvi ii'.iris. Minn.. April
laM, at last! Afl T two y"'
Silnir an American ba
up in th ta? J i-arlnirntal Wahln(T
Vm. He appear K 'n '.iWim'i.
aVaff. lbn month at:o n Ani. r-
lean -L MlUntf aahly, rrl.-nJIj
nd merrily northward on tl waU-rt
of the Atlantic. wa nut by SoanUh
man-of-war. l' tlntf thfl A1U
anea, the Spaniard bolMod hi flajr,
and, wIpit a naval vl, the Allianoa
boMed Old Glory, dl-ln her Ihrlce,
tatallng the apal gentleman, who, In
reply fired a Wank cartridge at her.
The American veitM'l, having an
American commander, heaved not to,
but began U) mako track, ho having
no guna aboard. Mr. Spaniard then
fired three ahota at Mr. American, who,
by the way, saluted a aecond time, a
when first fltvd at. To fire a aolld
hot at the flag of a nation U get orally
a declaration of war-an oen and out
right insult. Few, veiy few, are there
among the nation of today that would
have brooked tho Insult a moment, an
the Allianca wait outhlde the three-mil
limit, and had not Mopped lit any lairt
In Culm, (iff whose coat tho affair Uxk
(iK ml Stuiin are at war, but
hut .... mi notification for any naval
I ll t aaw ww j w
commander to make a target of at
American commerce vessel.
The matter was reported to Wash
lngUtn, and the gentleman In charge of
the htate department lnvebtlgaieu anu
sent a vigorous protest to the Hic(lod
government, accompanied with a ue
mand for an apology, which was signed
"Gresham." Tho news surprised and
pleased every American heart. Some
one acema to bo connected with the
state department with good, old time,
genuine American blood rippling
through hi veins. Somebody is con
cerned about the dignity of the United
States of America. Yea, more; has
had but little regard for the attitude of
the present administration's foreign
nollcv. Who was he? Cleveland was
away shooting ducks, while Mr. G res.
ham, his supposed-to-be secretary of
Btato, is a sick man, is reported as ex
pressing an opinion thatCapt. Grossman
would have done better to have "heaved
to." Nice American policy, isn't that?
But there was somebody on deck who
happened to take a different view of the
case through his good, old style goggles,
who sent a noti to Madrid to the effect
that Old Glory must be respected even
If she Bhould happen to bo upon the
high seas that an apology and repara
ttnnwaadim Uncle Sam for firing at
his Idol, our Rag.
This reminds us of what we need-
recalls tho good old officers now de
ceased. What we need is a secretary
nf statu like Marcv. Webster and
Seward; naval commanders like Job
Paul Jones of '76 fame; Bulnbrldge and
Tlneer and IVrrv of 1M2. Our naval
commanders of today dare not, It seems,
to act for fear of censure. But laU ly
there has been a revival in patriotic
lines. Why, even the late Mr. Tracy
gave orders to the captain of the
Charleston in 18U1. in these words:
Washington. D. C, May 8, 1801
Commanding Offler U. S. S, San
Francisco, Cal: Chilean Insurgent
steamer Itala sailed fi p. m. Wednesday
from San Diego having dispos
sess d United States marshal!, who
had seized her for violation of neutral
ltv laws. It Itata is conveyed by
Chilian war vessel, explain cirenra.
stances and d mand restoration to poa-
session of United StatoB. If demand
refused, enforce if your force is clearly
sufficient; if not sufficient, follow Itata
till you fall in with Admiral Brown,
in ti, ii.'t. ml ii we wui
. . in
Americans to spirit ana action. c - "
U reiH ted a- such when rrcnoo m
11 1 other land. 1 tire eli.-en for
the new "tJrenuam. r.. i..
tic
milt a 1'iimi uiji-
thunh of Howe ( eerem Tnttj
Mmle rhornWMi.
SVAI.K1.U.K, la., April
who has been ordered to intercept her.
TRACY.
The above will be found on page 2"0
'Relations With Chile."
After this outburst of patriotism we
went to sleep, and when this present
administration relieved its predecessor
we slept still harder.
At last when least expec ed our flag
is again insulted and finds our president
ducking, the secretary of ttate at home
ill. and a new surprise awaits us. The
question now is: Who is the Amerl
can? Who was the '"Gresham" that
Rant that missace to Madrid? What
position does he hold when Walter Q
is at the helm? Who is this bright
star of Cleveland's administration?
Spain should be made to apologize for
firing on our flag. Perhaps the pope
approves it, but we Americans do not.
Let us hope Grover will go fishing more
and take Walter Q. with him. Let us
wish them lots of luck. The country
seems safe without them near Wash
ington. Let this patient and surprised nation
know this "Gresham's" real name, that
It may thank him and love him for his
American spirit and for what he has
done.
The last two administrations have
furnished but one patriot each. The
country is in dire need of a cabinet,
senate and house full of them. The law
making department needs overhauling
and the ingoing members need be given
to understand what wo want is home
rule not Rome rule. Now let Old
iGlory be herself again. Let our flag
' to the breeze, and the nation that
Its it let her take the consequences.
loatriotic orders have not lived
ir influence is beginning
.even the present public
i rig ton. Their votes
is tneir aesire.
ct them or go
IS'.O
Kdltor AmkkhaN: Another cnaptor
ha Wen ad ltd U Rome's history of
crime against aoeWty and free govern
ment.
Tli ree years ago Mamie Thornton, a
retty girl of 14 years, came to live
with L. R. Cal klus, the restaurant
keeper of this httlo village, iter
other was dead and she had been llv-
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ng with some relatives ny mo umo
Cain.hcll, who are noted for their mis
deeds rather than their virtue, tier
father is unable to read or write, and
so becomes a pliable piece In the hands
of the church of Rome, whom they all
served.
After Mamie came to live hero, she
became a great reader, and the more
she read the lens she thwught or tnc
church of Rome, .and became a very
regular attendant at the public sorvict s
of th Itantlst church, and this winter
expressed a desire to bo a christian.
When tho assessor was taking tho
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I'i'iixim inin xorinir. wueu
church preference she gave it as Ba-
tlst, and not Roman, She has fre
quently said that as soon as she came
of ago IIS years) aho would show them
what church she would join. Of course,
with these ideas of American freedom
in her mind, sho seldom attended her
mother church. Although last week
when tho "Missionary priests" were
holding meetings sho was there three
gilts. The nearest Roman church U
six miles away, located at hock wen,
whero they have a largo cathedral and
several hundred members. While Mr,
Calkins and his wife are staunch Prot
estants, they are not church members,
and never said a word to the girl about
what church she should attend or not
attend. All these things came to the
car of Holy Father Burns through the
relatives of Mamie, as they saw her
drifting away, and last Saturday tho
mandate came for her to come to con
fesslon Saturday night. She spent the
day in tears, but they compelled her
Saturday night to go to confession.
This was only a ruse to get her away
from her real friends and get her Into
tho hands of the Romans. Mr Calkins
went to Campbell's to see her Sunday
morning, and at first they refused to
let him see her, but when he promised
that ho would see her before long, even
If it cost blood, thev concluded to
change tho programme and let him in,
He asked her if she wanted to go home
with him, and she said shedld; but her
tears were of no avail. They ordered
Mr. Calkins off the premises and closed
the door on the girl. The father, who
is far more afraid of the priest than he
is of tho devil, will not say a word
help her, for he says "the jirlest will
send him to hell, although he would
rather see his daughter dead than in
the place she now Is."
Thev have given her her choice now,
to behave herself (you know what that
meant), or thev will send her to a con
vent. The last place she says she will never
reach, for "I will take poison first." It
means almost the same to stay where
she is, for sho will not be a Romanist,
so it is death either way if she is not
rescued from the hands of the rascals
who are let run loose by the law.
Shall we not say with the phophet,
"How long, O, Lord! how long!" shall
these fiends of hell, these corrupters of
society and purity, that send so many
Bihl voung women to lives of shame
or sulctue s graves, or to uiw mou
death the convent prison walls there
to live only to serve the sensual lust of
lecherous prlesU and bald-lit aded
monks and friars?
Again the prophet speaas out,
"Awake, thou that sleopest!" proud
Columbia, for thou art no longer the
land of the free, and as we look at you
today we can say that thou art not the
home of the brave, else thou wouldst
arise in thy might and banish forever
fmm thv shores, and forever close the
portals of thy coasts against the In
coming hordes of ignorant Romans and
their tyranical oppression. We always
believe in the greatest freedom of re
ligion, but when it cimes to serving
God according to the dictates of some
body else's conscience, then we rebel.
I shall deliver a sermon on Romanism
one week from Sunday night here.
Yours for a free press, free speech,
free schools and free Bible,
Sigel C. Green,
Pastor Baptist Church.
read their thiols Were bustled alue
ith a friendly admooitUm to "hasU-o
mltMCotiK! Americanlnd." HUrults
rfore admit ;ir.g to citizenship, arc that
applicants must at least be able to read
c..l rli.. ami htt ixiw-scd of some di-
crt-e of known dge respecting our coun
try, It Ins'ltulion and Its laws; hoi:ld
be Imitate d by every judge In tHe lanu.
When tiiree youthful incorrigible were
n-ouuhl b( fore him It UKik but a motn
ut to piereo tho lad's ill treatment by
w hat latterly developed to be the step
father, and to send the parcnUi home,
nd the youth V the Industrial School
. . , .
at Kearney: arter a menuiy anu encour
aging talk; and exacting a promise from
each of the little incorrigible to write
him a letter. Judgti Scott's rest-arch,
earning and experience In criminal
annals as prosecutor, lawyer and judge,
rank him with the ablest upon the
criminal beuch today uttrUxt (.t-
tttt.
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Veak,Irritable,Tired
I Was No flood on Earth."
Notice to Non-Keident IM-fendant.
Ill the ilUirl.-t court of IKiuclaai-oum y.
I iiiii. nTf.1 nfUl iiiiiiuiiiii
Muiui.1 InvKimrul lon.psny
iilniinilT. . Ai.dn II. I aui. ouer. el al..
The Hill-
The linlli s call It "Willy."
The fellows call It "hill."
Hut Hit. i-ltlK'iis all call It
The Police t'ouitiiNslou Hill.
Iliirtiiiiin's v-ry weary,
folium's very mail.
While Itowy says f'r politic
The policy Is had.
fliiirley Hloon li hniiy,
Setvey's sick alied.
The chance Is sure ami certain
At lust he'll lose Ins heuil.
Ormshy's ver blue.
Allhouuli he's very fat,
And now he asks the question,
"Where In thunder are we at?"
And Most y a now in forced to cry.
When' In thunder will wo be?
"Those hl.KHly A. V. Aes
' Have isot us all at sea "
The bummer and the Kimiblers,
And all the byes and thuits
Will ear a look of worry
I' pun their utfly ihukh.
And Dunn and Ihinulioe
May ro to lied and sleep;
They needn't haunt the wine rooms
No hours need they keep.
While Heavey'g belled detectives
May endeavor to detect.
And use a free lunch couiitr
With their usual effect.
And Serneant Whalen's Income
May diminish quite a bit
Since "Utile" Kot his work in,
And itave him such a hit.
Now, Seavey an' M. F. Martin
May together put their neads,
And (to over to Camp V jmfort
And rent out stnicle beds.
And private carriage horses
May go upon the hill,
While all of this commotion
Is caused by "Little Bill."
xJ. W. ELLER,
Attorney-at-Law,
rOI Xow York Ufa llulhHnu,
OMAHA. - - NEBRASKA.
H. K. BURKET,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
EMBALWIER.
Office removed from 113 North pith street to
1618 Chicago Street.
Telephone 00. -:- OMAHA, NEB
C. W. BAKER,
Undertaker t&Emalmber
l Formerly with M. O. Maul.l
Tklkpiioni 6WI
ail South I6tn St.. OMAHA.
LAOV ASSISTANT FUWHISHEP.
CHRIST. HAM AN
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Fine Watch IIepairing a specialty
512 South Itt Street.
OMAHA, NEB
American Ladies!
Dr. Miles' IServine strengthens
the weak, builds up the broken
down constitution, and permanently
cures every kind of nervous disease.
" Ahut one yearaw M tra aflirted
vifh nrrrumnrmn, lrrplrMt,
Vrrepina urnmtiuH in ! leg,
Mivht palpitation f my heart.
IHntrarti-a cohmWom of the mind,
Hrrloum lorn ar lapne af memory.
Weighted down tritk ear mud
worry. M eoinpieweiy fo piwinr
And felt witf vitality rearing out,
I tram treak, irritable and Urea,
yty treight warn reduced to t SO Ibm.,
In fart i tram no good, on earth.
A friend brought
me fr. Miles' book.
"New and Start
ling Facta," arid
I finally decided
to try a bottle of
Ia. Miles' lie-
oral I ve Nervine.
liefore I hail taken
one bottle I rould
slii-p us well an a
lO-yr.-old lsy. My
apiM'tlte returned
greatly IncreaMsI.
II hen I had taken the nixth bottle
My freight iuereaed to 16 6a.,
The mentation in my legm tram gone;
Sty nerrem mteadivd eompletely;
Sty memory tram fully restored.
Sty brain meemedelearvr than erer.
I felt amgootlattany manon earth.
ir. Jflilen' ftemtoratire Xerrine, in
A great medicine, I assure you."
Augusta, Me. Walter K. Ri-rbank.
Dr. Miles Nervine Is Bold on a positive
guarantee that the first iMiiile will tienetit.
All druggists sell ll ai i, o dotiii s ktm, or
It. will liesent, prepaid, on receipt of price
by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Klkhurt, Ind.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Restores Health
i C'i
Irraska.
' pianino
To A in' re w II. I auiconer. iw-uc ..i.r.u.
coier aid Ueruaiif'. Wallai-e. non-resideut
drfeodai.u: , . ..
Vou are berthy noiineii ui ne..m
day of O. tolH-r. 1K-4. The Mutual Invesiiueni
Compary. pla'i.tiff herein, tiled lis im'IHIod
iuihe aUve enlltltd cause. In the uistrlct
court of iHiuglas county. urasaa. aaauisi
Andrew II. KMUlconcr. el ai.. inei".j" ,
prayer of allien 1 to foreclose a r.a.u
mortgage. ee utel on the 1st day ol July,
l!l. ty Andiew II. Faulcoiier and ife, upon
the property dr'i ilied as follows:
and six it I. block three (.!. Ames i i ue. au
addition to the city of Of. aha. IH.uciaj
county. Nelra-ka. to secure the pay ent of
one certain note for the sum of one thousand
dollars ill Kill, due and payalile nve years
afitr date: that there is now due and pay
able on said now the sum of one hundred
and temy-Hve dollars ijlii.ioi with Interest
at the rale of ten IU per cent per annum
from the 1st day of January ism. fur inicn
sum. wtlh interest from "
plaintiff prays for a de.-ree that the defend
ants pay the same, and that in default of
BUi h payment said premises may be sold to
satisfy the amount found due.
Sou are reiiuired to anwiTsaiu peimou
on or before t he tilth dayof May. lns.
Haled at Omaha, ."iieiirasiia. April :nu. it-
When Needing the Assist
ance of a
First-Class Dress Maker
Should not forget to call on
MRS. JtMES GILLAN,
2l3 .Vorfh Slilh Street.
E. L. K.
" 1 " Ing and a
new set made the same dav. Teeth extracted
without uain. DR. WITHERS, Dentist, fourth
floor. Brown Blk., lilth & Douglas, ohama, .
M. O. MAUL.
Successor to Drexel & Maul.
TO IMPROVE THE COMPLEXION!
Use
Howard's
Face
Bleach
FOR A
DARK and
SALLOW
SKIN and
SUNBURN
This bleach removes all discoloration and
impurities rroui tne skin, such as freckles
Moth Patches, Sunburn Sallowness. Flesh-
worms and Pimples. For sale by all first-
ciass oruggisuj. price si. so Der Bottle
$500.00 WILL BE GIVEN
For an incurable case of Black Heads
or Pimples,
HOWARD MEDICINE CO.,
Lincoln, A'eb. - and - VhicnLrn, III,
Mention paper n writing to advertiser.
I'M KNT COMPANY.
PlaintllT.
nd W. II. Kusstdl. attorneys
for plaintiff. ...
Mutual Investment Co vs. Andrew aui-
etsl Hoc. 4.; iho. tin.
TH K Ml Tl'AL INVfc!
Hy B. K. Tiffany i
Notice to Soii-Hesiileiit Defendants.
To Helen J. I'royn, l.nrmon V. i ruyn. jaiura
I,. Uivell. MlirV t.. riresMiiit, r.iwn i a.
I'iri -stone, imn-res dent do ei d ints:
Vou lire hereby i.otili. d that on the lllb
day of February. IMC, M.,ry A .Ma, tin com
menced an action auaiitsi hii :ind impleaded
with James A . Moorman i leen sr n
tain mortgage ex.cut.u on 1 he i u y oi
July, lss'.v by siiidilt f. i..!:u,i. Helen J. I ruya
and Larnion P. Iruvii. hi i husband, to
Daniel 11. Smilh, ami y mm a signsu m uns
plalntitfon Hie couth twenty-live ci'n feet of
the south lif ytMi feet of lots e even ill) and
twelve (12) In block twoi .'i 'n Hillside addi
tion No. i. to tlecliy of On, alia. Douglas
county. Nebraska, uurtyd. platted ana
recorded, phhi mortgage was givru n.sruuic
a promissory n.neor bond of thirteen hun
dred dollars ijliiuOWt' and Interest coupons
executed by the said Helen J. Pruyn and I.ar
u on P. Pruyn, on the 3rd day of July. lsfW,
which said nole is long past due and pay
able, and there Is now due on the said note
the sum of thirteen hundred dollars i i:l.oi)
with interest thereon at ten dm percent per
annum from the ;ird day of July. 14. for
which sun . with Interest, plaintiff prays for
a decree that said defendants be required to
pay the same, or that said iiremlses may be
sold to satisfy the amount foiiud due.
You are required to answer s.'id uetltiou
on or befbre tlie2!)th day of April. is'.c.
MAKY A. MAKTIN.
By B. F. Thomas, her Attorney.
Dated March 21. 1895. S-tl 4
Notice to Non-Uesident Defendant.
To C. A. F.lmen: You are hereby notified
that on the 21st day of March, Issta.r.. K. Long,
a Justice of the Peace in and for Douglas
county, Nebraska, Issued an order of attach
ment against your property for the sum of
one hundred dollars (SUlU.OOl, with Interest
from date thereof, in an action pending be
fore him, wherein The Mutual Investment
Company, a corporation. Is plaintiff. andO.
A. F.lmen Is defendant, wherein the plaintiff
asks judgmentof one hundred dollars iJIKUlO)
for rent of lot two (2) In block three (ID in
Cleveland Place addition to Omaha, an ac
count therefor duly assigned to it by J. Will
Johnson; and that property of the defendant,
consisting of two stoves and a table c-tblnet,
has been attached under said order. Said
cause was continued to May 4th, 1SH5. at nine
A. at. of said day. at which time default will
be taken unless you appear and answer.
THE MUTUAL-IN V KSTM ENT COMPANY,
4.5 a Plaintiff.
WOtfOlIt CABOTT free, "'"'nf
FuuIl W.U'f IkiUU, fuck.t I'Hr.. I"
WimPwU, BfMk PfcwM, BMk f SLlfbtaf
Hm4. Itul V.lMOa InI frM i.m.
MUI.CM f UX ISipi 1m, l' fi (Ml
I.NUKUSUU. 4 BRO.. It OMtlaadt frmrl . T.
Oianenien,
The regular meetings of American
Lodge No. 221, L. O. I., will be held
every Saturday night at Hodmen's hall, hjnrei taker and Embalmef
loth and Douglas street. All members u"uul "
1417 FAKSAfl M.
loth and Dougli
are requested to be present.
Tel. 225.
OMAHA, NEB.
Do you subscribe and pay for The
Awkrican? Yes or no will decide
how much vou are Interested In the
advancement of Americanism.
Eat DyhaH'sdellcious Cream Candies.
1518 Douglas St.
When down town drop In at John
Iiudd's and leave, your watch, if it Is out
of repair, to bo fixed, an nortti it) st.
Wanted.
Work, by a steady, sober, industrious
man. km first class electrician; can
take charge ol wiring or station. Can
also do railroad work, station or train
service. Address. G. B. Hayes, this
office.
G, W. GILBERT,
CARPENTER
Contractor Buildei
Storm Ooors and Sain.
1807 St. Varus Ave., OMAHA, NcB.
M. DALEY,
Merchant Tailor
Suits Made to Order.
a pel
red ai
I03 South Fifteenth Street.
Opposite PostofTice.
r.niiraniees a uerfeul nt in all cases, eioiu-
nir cleaned avcu ana rcmuueicu.
107 lumintt St.,
OMAHA.
Eat Dyball's Candles, 1518 Douglas-
Edward Baurnlev, for livery, 17th
and St. Marys Ave
The anxious malignment of Judge
Scott from certain sources, is as silly as
it Is despicable. While In attendance
the first week of court in Omaha, we
frequented the criminal division of the
court, presided over by Judge bcott.
Scott Is as common as he Is eccentric;
and while carrying all the people with
him, Is a model In the administration
of the criminal law. Grand and petit
jurors alike were interrogated one by
one, to guard against any possioie ais
qualifications creeping into the jury
boxes. Those who could not talk our
language and those who have been vot
ing for a dozen years and could not even
Notice to Nnii-Kesideiit Defendant.
In the district court, in and for Douglas
county. Nebraska.
UNION TKl'ST I OMIM.Nll,
vs. r
'..... ..c-T-tl I,- Ml'I'lRTNKT. KT A Ii. 1
'i i, w M,-i:ar( nev. one of thp defend
ant's in the above entitled cause of action,
will take notice that on the Sth Cay of May,
1M;. the above named planum n eu us peu
.i. .. i.. .h iiutrii.t court of 1) luirlas county.
:.,i,..u ib, i uialnKt the said defendant, and
others', the object and prayerof which was to
foreclose a certain uiorinage ezeruieu uy un
said defendant, to the plaintiff, upon lot
twentv-twocB). in block eleven ill). Orchard
inn - , l.liil, in to the city or omatia.Douu
las count y, Nebraska, to secure the payment
Issnrv nole. dated Seoter, -
berffth. WA for the sum of twelve hundred
..ii.,.u .i-rii iii rlue and uavable on the 1st
h nf" sentenilier. 14. wi'li interest, at the
rate of seven (Ti percent, per annum from the
date thereof. .
n ,1,... lanni ilueuuon said note and
mortiraice the sum of twelve hundred dollars
($1HU)W, with interest thereon at seven t.l
per cent, per annum from March 1st, 1WK. for
.. i.i..i, ...... nriih interest and taxes ll nun said
. . a a ii I .........., ,,uil hv nlalntlfT. ulalntlfT prays for
iseiveg accoruiuiiiy. auure.. i i..,e. . .j - jt,i.nt, lie reuulred
,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, icmvctvi I a decree.and that the aeienuanis e reinnreu
,M ERICAN PL BLISHING CO.. the same, or that the premises may be
ai-.lil tn satisfy tlie amount, rouna aue, 10
u.1,1. i,t..resr. anu cusis.
Vou are reiiuired to answer said petition
on or before the 30th day or may. k
Dated U'''Mi.ANy.
By Jas. W. Can, lta attorney
Uoc.M; No. 24
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THE WESTERN TRAIL
is published quarterly by the CHIC U0,
ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY.
It tells how to pet a farm In the West,
and it will be sent to you gratia for one
year. Send name and address to "Ed
itor Western Trail, Chicago," and re
ceive It one year free.
J0H SEBASTIAN, ii. P. A.
Rent Receipts
HEALTH,
WEALTH,
BEAUTY.
We Carry a Full Line of These Coods at the
Following Low Prices :
CRANOLA, I-lb. package, 12c. (An invalid food prepared by a com
bination of grains so treated as to retain in the preparation tne nigncsi ue
grreof nutrient qualities, while eliminating every element of an irritating
character.
OAT MEAL BISCUITS, 2-lb. package, 23j.
OAT MEAL WAFERS, 2-lb. package, 20c.
NO. 1 GRAHAM CRACKERS. 2-lb. package, 19c.
FRUIT CRACKERS. 2-lb. package, 2!lc.
WHOLE WHEAT WAFERS, 2-lb. package, 19c,
ZWIBACK, l ib, package, 9c.
Bennett's Big Bargains.
4-12-1
Put up in Books of Fifty
Receipts each. Just the
thing for
House Rental Agencies.
Real Estate Men or
Private Parties having
Houses for Rent
Probate Notice.
In the matter of the estate of Kasinus Han
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v'.,.i,.o (u i.erehv eiven that the creditors
of'said deceased, will meet the administrator
of said estate, before nie. County Judsieof
V,.... ,,, Nebraska, at the County
Court Room, in said county, on the 1st day of
June. 1MB. on the 1st day of Aumist, 1HH5. and
on the 1st day of October, ls'.i5, at o clock
A M each day. for the purpose of presentinR
their claims for examination, adjustment
and allowance. Six months are allowed for
the creditors to present their claims and one
year for the administrator to settle sn d
estate, from the 2Mh dny of March. 1SH.
This notice will be published InTtiK Amkiu
i as for four weeks succe-sively, prior to the
1st day or June, i. ,,.. n. VTrp
4.5.4 County J udtfe.
Extra Fine Nickel Alarm Clock, 58c. and 75j.
Stem-wind and Stem-Set Watch, only 98c.
New Model Waltham Watch, Stem-wind and Stem-set, sllverlce casas,only $o.95
Silver and Silver-Plated Belt Buckles, from l()c. up.
Ladies' Side Combs. 8c and 10c a pair.
Five-Cent Napkin Kings for lc.
5.00 Quadruple flate Tea Sets only si.uu.
Gent's 12 50 Roll Plate Watch Chains, $1.37.
Razors the celebrated Griffin $3.00 Razor for 92 00.
Razor Strops Fine quality Horsehide, at 18c.
N-ckel Plated Shears, large size, 25c.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses, accurately fitted, from 8c per pair up.
Good large Bread ana liutcner Knives c ana iuc.
CALL AT.
American Publishing Co.,
JI3 llownrtl Street,
Tt...Hoa 9ii. OMAHA, NEB
SPLENDID NEW PAIKIUMU tCLurLO
Some illustrated with line enitraylnps of
Washington and Lincoln. Une Uartleld and
..Jrl , 7, .nv.mnea. nr nted tn colors.
,Sr"V".;.i..,nv -t vles-ai for 10 rents, 40
cents Der H. Fine motto let ter paper, lllus-
truttiri in colors, ueaui.nu, wt ......
beautiful
. . . t AnnreNH. , hit i
Hoi:SE. 20 Elm street, Ctica, N. Y.
free
ITH TRACT
....vTrn-i huvpr forasnlendid Smith
W i T,u.wrtier. Cost 105.00. and
practically is a new machine now. Will sell
FJr $75.00 i5 cash, and av this price it Is a bar
i will exchange for a first class
Kodak. Full particulars for a 2 cent stamp.
First come, nrat m rveu. an
Box 15. Custer City. S. D,
mo bpvt par DS 1 1x14 Inches, at "Scents
f dozen: smaller size at 50 cents per
poien. at 1015 Howard street. Omaha.
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R. BENNETT CO..
1502-12 Capitol Avenue.
SCHOOL SHOES.
! Fop Boys, Girls and Children.
nay 11 tf uamuie, LomoruioK', viit-.ij.
2'rv Them.
W. N. WHITNEY,
SHOES BOOi S
of all Kinds for the Next 3fJ ."'bays,
GREAT PACTION.
LADIES SHOE? ' T.or,h.;, "ill po at s, 75
" y tti
2.50,
3.75
2.B5
WEN'S H'
3.IH)
2.50
6.00
5.00
3.00
2.50
2.U0
Rest Gooda In the market. "
Children's and Boys1 Shoes at same educ for CASH, for 30 Days
O. LANG. 718 Soth 16th JJfc.
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