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THE
E AMERICAN
BOYD'S
NOV. 17. ia A 19.
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Mon & Tues.
Omaha's N Department Store
Its Phenomenal Success.
rr.ele with .rm., but not more the band, of th verl critic La re
in-d oiilv hUhrt iirals. VkUirleB
Uh,-ini..mmotti e.UnlUhm. nt Their Srdo.i'. romam.-, "Helena," iU t
UunW r. and .helve. w.uh.d down the ,.lay, an 1 It U aid l re tb ma-
i i .i.i.,.., rmn fin.l . t ri ! of 1 1. i treat Punch writer.
Supported t'
t lft i'J
Powerful Company
Hii.in -K'trui'
II rd -,
hine;
Mid
DOWN ING
MMH
lUMMi.
MOMtO
TMMltl
UtMMi.
i' Sal
t-ti-M tb'r.
Sue aii.t
The Gladiator,
Othello,
Helena.
kntthin ia the
line, in t;'i wr-.
HaUder.' Ilrdur
! I'roWily thu thin r J'r-- to
i wi'e' heart after the is i-i-e-tcd of a
! love that bake, nice, Is a k'wkI ae-k of
fiuur. Tbe fl ur d-parlnienl i.f the I-
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!.tUnthr,.an...i.'l.. atfo tlu I-"-, .
iu n.' - t "
M,.,r and IUH- h.dd I.hmL Haie Vrr
j IWra ( he r. totality rBidfmI -I
Other l ine It Im Added.
! .? Omaha ' uotiitd t hnjueb !
celebrated White Star Mill Patent.
t-.tunlay imrti'
guilt ry. 2.V.
.hotiy
The
CreiaMon Theatre
it
Tclvpnona Uli.
PAXTON A Ht'Kt.KSS, Mjrrs,
i UlltMH'Mful.
i Itut the I.obeelt MerchandUe Com
I any are nit .atlrtted with wnai iney
4 NIGHTS .H.mm.'in-inr I l
C.,Hllf MtlneV NOV.
Cosgrovo & Grant's
Comedians IN
The DAZZLER
M ATI N KK V KDN KSHA Y.
USUAL PRICES.
C,,M,Mi N"V " ' WAI.KEUVVIU.W.II.K.
the c.tlumna of THE AMUdt AS ! fnl lh, full-w-ijfht flour, for whut you
n. w tomcany had been orj;aiii.ed f. r wouia have to ay for an iaf. rlor grade
liahh' hoUM-. acd it 1
HIP ei-v j r i 11.
, , . . ,v, u, i.'gmh facUaslhi tht ha iimde them
!..,! . r.i muli wi'll-known and re-
nnomtlhlf .uln- m a an - S. natori
IdH'ck and Mr. It. Holbrook. formerly J B1C doirj? for th pood . ouli; of this
.uful and ener.-lU-bu.lne.mn city na ai n:) neKok -....K
liable ttril' to place a dry-good dt
...v.u.ku. ,;4rtment, a dr.iL' d. -partment and a
A f.r w..-ki Inter the n.ny , d , t under th.ir
oH'n'd a largo di iartmenl ol re at j r(M)f
I.Mti-IM Coitol avenut-. ana immedi- will
aU-ly l.la.-ed a half-puge advertiHen.ent ! Company the h aJera in th.e . Mx cial
i i a. t . .. . a h..jlun in thtt
KoniuiiH M'l t-e l.lf rj f Heawn.
Minnkaii.1m. Minn., Noveinlur 1 i.
KinToit "Ihk Amkhican: Y. M. C.
A. has alvaH in i n nuppon-a to stand
for Y tning Min'st'hrletian Af flat Ion
a Piiilictiint rollgloiw orgnnl.ation.
The K'pe In hU lit ut letter tit hln
clergy forbade them meeting with
their "dlwtentlng brethren," tocorruct
morals, etc. 5(H),(KH) Iielnnd inter
preted this meaning from It: Human
Cathollea will hold their convention
separately and at the same time aa do
Protectant. The eonelufiona reached
atiiioh meetings will he made known
hereafter. In order to bring about a
reunion of ull faltbH, palwt will net on
the name Hues with Protectant.
According to nn Irish sheet, there l
now a Roman Catholic Y. M. C. A
I fa name 1 Young Mon' Cathollo A-
aoclation. Now, what 1 the objtot In
thl Y. M. C. A. lettering of the new
order? Why, It will cause confusion
The Protestaut organization may do
some act that will become very popular
at eotuo future time. The priests, hav
ing such an order, can. lay claim to the
deed. It gives another chance for more
deceutlon. Their total abstinence or
ganlxalion was never formed because
the priesthood believed In that doc
trine.
In future, no gathering of heretics
will tako place without meeting one at
the same time and place by the follow
era of Leo. No one should no surprised
If at an early dine ho find the Chris
tlan Endcavorers met by a "(3. K. S.,"
nr Cathollo Kudeavor Society. Then
tho Kpworth League will u e a Kucha
rist Leairuo. with their b. L. badger
and the King's Daughters will fee tho
Maltose Cross on the breiwt of a woman
and look up to lee the ncn-aplrltual
countenance of a duuirhter of the pope
These Protestant societies bhould huve
their resiiectlve badges copyrighted, or
the Church of Home will step in and do
it for their own uto. Such Is the way
of Homo, and her heggar force will be
sent from house to house and from
titlce to cflko, soliciting aid for the
C. E. or the Y. M. C. A. Many who
are approached will suppose they are
asked to help Protestants, when, In
fact, they aro Invited to give money to
their oath-bound tneimos.
Any pernm familiar with the ways
of Jesuits will know at once the source
from which this new r. M. C. A. ema
nated. It never came from the, brain
of Leo XIII., but fiom tho brains cf his
cunning tools, who are well versed in
Protestant terminology. Of course he
will approve these schemes, It's dol
lars and cent with him. Money Ik
power with him, and It's power he
mott detires. Tho Pope of Homo Is a
poor, weak individual, but lay a dollar
at his 'eet and he will leap with the
agility of a young athlete, and get it.
Roman Catholics never hesitate to
trespass upon Protestant rights to gain
fame or gold. The Jesuits are their
schemers.. This latest should awaken
at least a few cf the true Y. M. C. A.
people, and arouse tther societies to
thedargorcf being duplicated. It is
time they moved. Forewarned is fore
armed. Zamuot.
In The Amk.KU'AN announcing the bar
gain which could iw found on their
counter and In the tarlous department.
Prom the day the doors were thrown
open to the public the fctore has Ix-cn
crowded with people seeking bargains,
and few, If any, have gone away empty-
handed.
n a conversation with Mr. Holbrook
yesterday we wero Info-mt d of the Im
mense sale of stoves and ranges which
hi company had had, and were really
astonltiied that one firm could put so
muuy upon the market in so short a
time, and the K-st part of it was, those
tove and ranges wero all of tho very
best grade and of tho latest and roost
Improved pattern. It seems as though
the people of this city and these in tills
vicinity had grown to realize the truth-
of thu old adaire that "tho best
is always the cheapest."
U has not been hi very long ago that
a firm in this eltv with a record for
fair dealing and low prices were heard
to admit that the stove business was
gradually slipping away from them,
and from what Mr. Holbrook snld In
his conversation with us, we have an
Idea wo know in what direction It Is
slipping.
We asked Mr. Holbrook what Hie
traile wai demanding this year in the
way of Heaters, and ho thought that
the American Ventilator was meeting
with the most favor. It wasabeautt
ful stove to begin with; its construction
was simule. and a slntrle clance at It
convinced tho prospective purchaser
that it was a fuel saver and a heat-pro
dueer of more than ordinary power
He showed it In threo seizes, fto. UU
140 and Nil), rancina: In price from J.I7
to $45. The American Ventilator Is a
hard-coal base-burner with a Patent
Duplex Grate, and Is generally ae
knowleJged by stove-men to have no
cnmnetltor on the market to-day. Prob
ably tho stove which comes the m arest
to beirg a competitor Is the American
Jewel, but It Is sold only by the Lobock
Merchandise Uompany. ine Amen
can Jewel Is shown in threo Ue.s, aud
ranges In urico from $25.35 to $313.)
Doth the American Ventilator and the
American Jewel are manufactured by
tho Great Wetern Stove Works, of
Lnavenworth, Kas., and the Great
Wes ern Stove Works are represented
In this city by theLobeck Merchandise
Company
Resides tho brands above mentioned,
thev are showlmr the American Gem,
a hard-coal base-burner, for $23 C5; tha
Great Western Oak Stoves soft-coal
heaters in nine sizes, and rarging in
nrice from $ll.ti5 to $20.2o: the Silver
Oak, three sizes, for $9 0, $10.95 and
$12.ti7. and the Model Oak, In four
8u.?s. for $0.10, $7.15, $8.10 and 10.!5.
The IX L Steel Range is the best and
most durable ranee ever offered the
trade in Omaha, and Is also tho cheap
est range in point of dollars and cents
on the market to-day. Ti.e Lobeck
Merchandise Company offers it in two
sizes a ti hole range for $40 or a 4 hole
range for $32. Then they have the
Famous Banquet Ranges in three sizes,
Canon I.arf vs. the People.
A press telegram from Hi nton Har
bor, dated October 31, states that Priest
McLaughlin, of Niles. has been marry
ing people at a wholesale rate without
who-e rlork-s ie a'wajs historically
itt-in stit g. an.l bi! facile pen has
done ni luneh to M.T-tuale the hUtory
of lint n lurg tone by. Tho story Is
ltld in Italy during ttie fourteenth cen
tury, and in ene of those deep, thought
ful creations that are always welcotte
to the cultured mir.d. Mr. Downing
play the part of a warring chief, and
his maniiieent pb'qie, hi tremg
voiie and hU grace become him in It
and invest it with a natura!cet that
make the play almot-t seem an actu
ality. He is mprorted by i-.ugenie
H'.air, in the title role, and a strong
...im.iihiiv The oroduetlon Is new, anu
the scenery, stage Betting and costuni-
r. iiu- iiKikt o'ahoratu oi anvininir
which Mr. Djwnlng ha ever given to
the public.
"Othello," with Mr. Downing In the
title role and Kugenie isiairun Uejae
mora, will be the hi Ion Te,day night
T . . ...,,,.,,. .... t bilwuilil lua s,n Intel
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If they sueeeed in the ir effort it lettuul tiett and the social event ol the
make tho Le.beek Merchamllso -
How's Tins!
iu.. .....li,.H II ...w iLiltur rtari. ril for
niiy ! of lnltirrli that cannot hu cured ty
II nil a e aiiirrn nire.
i.' l i ii b ; vv a ihi 'i uipiiti. e
it., ti... ...i.i..rki...l l.iavi, limwn b'. J
( In m y for III last l i y :irs. antl Iw le Iilin
iMTfivily hononiMt' In nil !uiii-wj trtnsiu--lloim
mi.i BiianiMnlly alilf to carry o-it any
oliltiratlorii iiihuo oy innr iinu.
WkSTS J HUAS, VKIIOH'Saill uruRIl, lun'uu.
Wai.iuno. Kinsan & Mauvih, wholesale-
ilriniKMs.Tole.il.. IHilo.
ii. .ii' i',..i, riirM tu tiikin tnternallv.
u..,i,, lllrax'tlv lllion I 111' lllooil Mill IIIUI'OUK
iMiifn.i- of tli hVatent. TfMliiiouliils wnt
free. I rlce i h: pel oouw. mjiu j n m-.
department, as they aro to day in the
stoe and hotiMfurnlhing lines.
Mr. Holbrook savs hi company are
aereeably surpiire'd at the volume of
huslnes which they have done every
i!ay sinee they 'n'.'d their dinirs, and
that they desire to thus publicly thank
their customer fur the patronHge given
and tho ginid will manifested, and In
tlinatci that If the other firm an
doing as much business there Is no need
of talking about hard times In Om.iha
AMI si:mkms.
"The opportunity and tho man
u.U.n, la t heiatrlcall v ( xcmnllucd in
the career of Walker White'sido. Mr.
Whiteside Is now a man of about 30,
rich In physical and inte-lltct al life.
He has essayed Shakespearean roles
since he was 15. A half-dozen year he
irave to studying tho Immortal drama
turgo. He studied with the same con
scientiousness and devotion that char
acterized Edison in his chosen field of
kimmn nnilpavnr. Hut the cry that
call for scintillations of genius is the
first to hoot it. Fulton, Stephenson,
More, Howe, Ed i son and others met
skepticism only to conquer It, und
Whiteside has weathered many years'
criticism to be declared by a nation's
conservative dramatic authorities the
only living American tragedian cf
promise. Polito circles in Omaha are
enthusiastic over the brilliant trage
dian's forthcoming engagement, which
will Vegin at thCrelghton on Thurs-
.lav. TCnvnmher 21. and continue for
three nights.
Cosgrove & Grant's comedians in
Tho Dazzler" will be tho attraction
at tho Creiahton for four nights, com
mencing with a matir.ee, Sunday, No
vember 17
In preparing "The Dazzler" for the
season of 1895-iW, Messrs. Cosgrove &
r.nmt have borne in mind that this
would he the sixth year of their piece,
and that it had already out-lived by
two years tho average farce-comedy,
and so have determined that the piece
shOLld contain so many novelties that
it would not only attract and please Its
old friends, but soeure many new ones,
With this obie'ct in view, tho play has
been rewritten, and is now one cf the
very brightest and funniest of all the
farce-comedies, containing a clever
plot and a bright story told in the
breeziest wy. It is full of good comedy
situations, and yet plenty of time aud
opportunity is given for the introduc
tion of other strong specialties by
which the company has made its repu
tsition in the past
Anion? tho many features of this sea
son's "Dazzler" Is the re engagement cf
the diminutive comedian, Bobby hal
stem. Though scarcely three feet tall,
his work during the past two seasons
has stamped him as a genuine laugh
provoker as well as a good actor, hot
tie Burke is the leading comedienne
Danger Signals
Mote Uun half tbe ri. lims of consump
tion Jo not iw.ir Iter tin it. Here is a list
of symrtiuiis hy whuli consumption can
certainly be dete'cUsi:
Cough, one or two slight efforts on
risine' . evcuri invr durinir tiic d-iy and fre-
quenllv duritn; the nii;ht.
Short breatbtiiz ailiT exertion.
a tuht. cstvvially noticeable in the
evening and after a full meal.
CbtUtum in the evening, followed By
PtrsptiMion toward morning and
Tale fjie ana ijiigmJ in ine morning.
Loss of viijiiiy.
If you have these symptoms, or any of
them, do not delay. Tliere are many
preparations wlikh claim to be cures, but
Dr. Hclifr'i CBfllUb Kcmfdy fi r Consumption
has the tininesi endorsements, anu ius
Stood the test of years. It will arrest con
sumption in its earlier staires. and drive
away the symptoms named. It is manu
factured by the AvKer Aieaicine i,n., 10
and 18 Chambers St., New York, and sold
by all reputable druggists.
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VV. N. WHITNEY,
Special Sale
Men's Shoes
$.200
$3.00
WM.. N. WHITNEY,
107 South Sixteenth Street.
Man's 'ie Sat hi Calf L co
lit id Conjrrcvss.
liiivs" Pino Calf Laco Good
voa r Wo 1 1 Xocdlo o r An rro w
Stjunrc ToosLntost Stylo.
ANCIENT HISTORY
Tells Us that Geese Once Saved the
City of Rome from Destruction
At the hands of the Gauls.
N.B-WE HAVE NO GEESE.
But we can save tho City of Omaha from paying
High Prices fur poor Goods.
The Big Bennett Store
Does not Deal in Bankrupt Wrecks-but we have every
thing that is New, tresh ana Wholesome.
AT BARGAIN PRICES
fin n irmiil "-lb. can lor 5c.
Tomatoes -good Si-lb. can for "c
Peas good 2-lb. can lor he
Succotasli-2-lb. can for 7c
Peaches, new, line heap ted. per lb.
Haisins, line new crop, per in. .a-
irAltDWAKIS SNAPS-
Oil Stoves -ts
Dinner Pails '"i"
Stove Mats ie'
All Copper Wash Hollers l-4n
llASBMHiST HAKGAIXSisSi
lucornoratiou Notice
VI. I.. V..l.I. nlirnn (Vl'lt llt llllllpr-
tltlt V I? lI'Mt'1! .
M.Knt'tl have .nrorponut'tl under the luwa or
in i t? H .lfwriwKii. P'-'i't. -
bem'tlitarv, brnevoU-nt s.H'U'ly or assofla
tmu. , ,,
i'irst. Tho name of this corporation snail
be MipnMiie roresi. oouni'ii v,m n
Mm'oiiU. Its priticiusti pi art ui irmiHw i
Imsints shu.ll t In the titv of Omaha. State
Third. The Kncral natun of its business
. . , i snail oe 10 comoin un t'initMH' w. ..-
Ch.. a rrtnnir T.rolt V ft. 1700(1 SlHtTpr And I tv.. il.u u if lit und .V VPHrU illtO
UUV IE) JV'UUi 'I vjl O rs Mill.'' mini'ii ui" nv.'w. -
dancer, and has a magnetic way about VishTutnUL.e
i n at-c.PU h Unnwn iiriiVPH. Til irtftt ft flUld from
"v J T . , which shall hv paid at the at-ath otamnu
tllllC. 1 VO Ull 'H -4 . itllJ " f,vmJ IJfl . HI LUC lHlhllOU t u- ....... j
ing the part of "Ezekiel Pippea, the SftKarA andVfor 5
mcdest man," is one of the brightest '"S"' Vr,
.'....- nivmAilliina trt Vui f f Uinil in 'A TOO- I Imtw in ueliuwu ir fHeuhilit V.
V' LI UK Vt'UHJUlUlU-' t-Vr- " I'M lll un linn l I 11 n . n v.. i
J .1 l i. o. ...... .. r...iLPi.u uml ...tnvi.tmnt
cumcuj. ia i-jnivt, society wttltout profit to us incorporators
. x i i .,...,.,,.,..,.i;n f,,i. U;.iiifii u.irv r4 run.
the UeriLan comeay pan, return, w S ; h:we caul al sToVCind it
the cast this? vear, and will be wel- expenst-s and henetiis shall be paid from
" ' I ,1 1 ...... ..It; luvlili. Ui (ifti-n JIM r.l'C-
1 h all ee-hn !iw nis C Oin-CUl J ; , ...i i:.,, Ii.q
the Special Banquet S.iries In three comedy work during tho nrst four sea
sizes, and the Family lUnquet in fiveH)n90f the play. Will West, a clever
sizes. Kvery one of these ranges Is ; and ropular vocalist, has many friends
in this ritv. Others in
(ilass Jar Jelly, at 8c
Can Lye, at 4c
liest Bread, per loaf, at 2c
Smoking Tobacco, per lb. at l.H.i
Chewing Tobacco, per lb. at l'.o
Coal Hods
Fire Shovels
Copper Bottom Tea Kettles...
13o
Ileal China Teas, set of ti We
Fine Flute Tumblers
Porcelain C.iamte I'lutea :
Good Trunks, at I--'"
Wood Water Pails ioe.
(Sold Bend Teas and Plates.
Fine Kngraved Tumblers...
1 l-ineb Satchels, at
Wash Boards
Bushel Corn Baskets
10c
4c
4Sc
C
10e
Out-of-Town Folds Should Obtain Our Large Illustrated
Catalogue. Mailed Free to All.
W. R. BENNETT CO.,
7502-12 Capitol Avenue, OMAHA, NEB.
GREAT . .
DISCOUNT
ANG.
Shoe Sale!
You can save from 15 to 25 per cent, on all cash purchases for
.1 ...ill.!..... .1
t tie 110X1 tinny eias.
You get $5.00 Shoes for $3.50
You cet $3.00 Shoes lor z.zo
r 1 t a. c r
You get $4.00 Shoes for $2.75
You net $2.00 Shoes for $1.50
Youths' 2.00 Shoes for $1.50.
Ladies' Shoes in the same proportionate prices.
O. LANG,
71S So. Sixteenth St.
being offered at a price never before
quoted in Omaha. Tnere is a bareain
in any one of them. They will all give
entire satisfaction. The fact that they
are sold by the Loboek Merchandise
Company is sufficient guaranty tf that
this ritv. Others in the cast are
George Leslie, Ida Marie Kodgers,
Alice Whitmy, Isabel Porcival, the
Schumsn sisters, Julia Rjmalne and
j Marie Richardson. The music is all
new, bright and of the kind tnai is
requiring the formality of a license. A j and for their benefit the Lobeck Mer-
test case has been brought before the I chandise Company has a full line, cf
circuit court and placed cn the calendar I various sizes and pricas, but all war
ranted to be A o. 1
Some lieonlo. however, have not got. most normlar with farce-comedy aud i-
out of the habit of using a coqk-stove, enccs.
for trial at this term, although Mc
Laughlin's lawyer moved to quash the
indictment on the ground that tbe
law In regard to marriages was uncon
stitutional. This is only another phase of priestly
contempt for the law of tho state and
the will of the people. There is only
one law that the priest obeys the
canon law. All statutes which conflict
with this are impious. Exchange.
On Sunday night the curtain of
Boyd's Theatre will to raised ftr the
first time this season on tragedy. On
IIIIVU IU .1 A"XJ. -
But we have not the time to describe that occasion Robert. Downing and his
all f hrt lines nf Sioves and Ranges i larce and taienieu company win givo
which Mr. Holbrook pointed out to us,
or to even mention in a casual way why
Saumet's historic and heroic drama,
"The Gladiator," with a wealth of
one particular style Is better than some ; scenic investiture and costuming,
other. If we stepped to do that, THE j On Monday night Mr. Downing will
American would not be issued tnis : give for tho first time in this city a
weelc- ) presentation of a heroic piece that has
The departments taken up with heat-! met with the greatest approval from
ing stoves, ranges and cook-stoves are ' the public in the east, and which at
iiieMi.liers are not liatle for its corporate
de it , .
Kiflli. The t line (if coirmenrement or this
corporation .-h ill In- the 51 h day of Septem
ber. l-'.", and .-.luill continue 30 years with
power I y r', incorporate. , , ,
Sixth. The highest amount of Indeoteu
ness or U ihilitv lo which th's corporation is
at any time to nDivt. ilelf at any one time
outsli.e of death Lenetits hall be VieW.
Seventh. Its affairs shall be nianaued by
an Executive Council or Board of lUrectors
of not 1h than eight tnembeis, who shall be
its elective officers known as fupieme uuai
dlan. Supreme Advisvr. Supreme Clerk, r-u-pii'ine
Banker, Supreme t'tiysleian and three
Its nrst elective omcers, to serve unui mn
Hrst ineetliiL- of its Supreme Forest shall
be Mary .1. Iluse. Supren e (iuardian: femniii
K. laucnester. supreme i.uvisrr, mnj ...
Koot. Supren e Clerk; ( has. C. Farmer. Su
preme Hanker; W. O. Hod p era. Supren. e I'by
sician; Geo. C. Thompson, (ieorue S. Cott aud
U. A. Weise. Supreme Jlanaers.
Eis-'hth. The first u eetlnu of it Supreme
Forest shall beheld at Saint licuis. State of
Missouri, on tlie second I'uesday of Marcn,
IsiiT. and shall be held diennially then-after
at such time and place as shall be flesinated
at the last pr.vedim? session. Its hxecu
tive Council shall hold regular annual tneet
inus on the third Wednesday of January, ex
cept Iu the year in which ita supreme t orest
eon venes.
Witness our hands and corporate seal of
the Supreme Forest, Woodmen Circle, at
Otnah. State of Nebraska, this 5th day of
September r'J:. M .v .1. lies.
Kcby li. Hoot. Supreme Guardian.
Supreme Clerk. 11-8-4
CHRIST. HAM AN.
Watchmaker antl Jeweler,
Fine Watch repairing a specialty
512 South 16 Street.
OMAHA. NEB.
N.J. WEYRICH,
Undertaker Embalmer
Telephone 6t.
813 South 16th St., OMAHA.
LADY ASSISTANT FURNISHED.
M. DALEY.
V mmw mmt m
Merchant Tailor
Suits Made to Order.
Guarantees a perfect fit In all cases. cloth
Ins cleaned dyed and remodeled.
501 'ortu St.,
OMAHA. KI5.
M. O. MAUL.
Successor to Ilrexel & Maul.
Undertaker and Embalmer
1117 r AK.iA.lt M.
Little Red School
House Savings Bank,
With Flag. Nothing ever
sold like it.
SEND 25 CENTS FOR SAMPLE.
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
THE PATRIOTIC SUPPLY CO.
131 Tremont Street,
BOSTON, MASS.
WANTS.
AGENTS WANTEIl-Male and Female, iu
each county. State previous occupa
tion to receive special proposition. Steady
work; uood pay and advancement,
tins-Hit star Pchi.ishinc. Co.. Chicago.
Tel. 225.
OMAHA. NEB.
H. K. BURKET,
pUNERAL DIRECTOR
EMBALMER.
Office removed from 113 North loth street to
1618 Chicago Street.
Telephone 90. -: OMAHA, NEB
THE AMERICAN Is $2,110 a year, in ad
vance. The best patriotic paper in the
United Slates n bfcnhe now.
American Ladies!
When Needing the assist
ance of a
First-Class Dress Maker
Should not forget to call on
MRS. Jt MES GILLAN.
,or(i i-'olfi Street
FULLSC TfrC
0TtiTH $J
Ferftct fit
guarantied.
Teeth ex
tracted in
the morn-
i,lL' u,,,l u
new set made the same day. Teeth extracted
without pain. DR. WITHERS, Dentnt. fourth
floor, Browu Blk.. ltiih & Itouglas, o'H, ma
