THE AMERICAN
AMUSEMENTS.
tfoqaag Eitning.
MAY 4,
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Tha wtirid-rwoviiKl Ptanirt, Com-
pcaer anil Conductor,
Cider laDirctUi f JOHS LA VIBE,
SchfervVenl
Ratal Prattles f releaser.
Court Ftantet to the Emperor
of Austria.
4 Ell Oily lpp4riie li Rarital tf E-
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MatlV Ml I KIN aiuiv.
Te Hlftlitw Ifcow or at lb following
(xtm nrt .. rr ana si e,
ealcwiiiy. We aa4 Jta.
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A NEW LECTURE BY
B9BEBT 6. IPSOLL
UBJIOTl
"the foundations
OF FAITH."
"A HmMt brilliant, aoholnrlr and
aihanxlT rliicltlatiiHi nf lbs wuwllcl
Pium. -Huatou Herald.
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The aala of wata will open al I o'clprk
MiwmUt morning'. First Bmir, 11 M; belcviir,
Wc and 7W.
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j Creighton Theatre
Telephone 1511.
PAXTON BURQCS8, Mars.
Two Nights, Commtnclng
lUflDRY PATIPIB, JAY
3,
Mate's Famous
.Colored Minstrels
30 OF THC BEST-30.
Everything New-Up-to-Date.
1-rloM, lie. Me. We.
Mar 6-6. CLAY CLEMENT in
tub Mew Dominion.
t JOHN RUDD,
Jeweler and Optician
; ; 317 N. 16th STREET,
1 i i MAKSa A SOIALTV OP , ,
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:: t1?? French Clocks.
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CITY AND STATE
Tha John L. Webster Republican olub
tad another food meeting Thursday
night
The Republican State convention to
select state officers will be held In Lin
coin July 1st
The Willow Springs Distillery has
left the trust and will hereafter be ope
rated by an independent com pay.
' Daniel Morn has sued his wife for a
divorce. Reason: She was lavishing
her affections upon one Ed. Jackson,
The ladies of St. Agnes Roman Cath
olic Church, of South Omaha, gave a
upper for the benefit of thMr church
Wednesday evening.
The Honest Money Democratic State
convention met, Wednesday, at Beat
rice and chose Tobias Castor, W. A,
ana two lesser lights as delegates to
the Chicago convention.
E. Gilmore has been appointed state
welghmaster by the board of transpor
tation. He will be located In Omaha.
The selection is a good one, and reflects
great credit upon the board.
Many Omaha citizens were heavy
losers by the second fire In CriDDle
on Sunday evening , Mty 3, at
- .'c. la raltertoa hall, 17th and
Farnam Street, under the auspice of
the Omaha Philosophic! Society. Ev
erybody Is cordially Invited to attend.
Tickets cent; ladles free.
Neit Friday night the arrangement
committee of the Korthwestern Scan
dinavian Singer's Aiwoclatloa will give
a grand concert la Crelghton Theatre.
The proceeds from this concert will be
used to defray the necessary eipeasee
In arranging for the accommodation
and entertainment of the 1,000 singers
bo will be here In uniform, to attend
the Northwestern Scandinavian Sing
ere' Association. Our citizens should
help them by patronizing their concert
liberally.
Mr. R. II. Walker, one of the best-
known citizens of Omaha, died at his
home in this city on Saturday, April
25, 189fi, of Brlght's disease. lie had
been falling lh health for two years,
growing weaker every day, but never
found it necessary to go to bed until
the Thursday before his death. The
funeral occurred Monday, and was
under the direction of the Masonic
order. The G. A. R. attended in a
body, and witnessed the Interment at
Prospect HIIL Mr. Walker leaves a
wife and one son to mourn his demise,
who will have the sympathy of a large
number of our citizens.
News comes to us from St. Joseph,
Mo., that our old friend, Dr. G. A. Fle-
genbaum, one of the charter members
and the first vloe-Presldent of A. P. A
Council No. 6, of Omaha, died in that
city on April 27th, after operation to
provide an external opening by whloh
to Introduce food into the stomach the
asophagus having been constricted
and finally entirely closed by causes
whloh ba filed all medical science to a
certain or relieve until the post mortem
examination revealed the presence of
two malignant fibrald tumors, one at
each extremity of the asophairus.
which had grown so as to close it en
tireiy ana were not accessible to an
operation and no treatment could have
relieved him. Death resulted in 24
hours after. He leaves a wife and two
children. Friend Flegenbaum was
well and favorably known in this city,
having practloed medicine here a num
ber of years. Be enlisted early in the
American movement and was ardent
In its support to the time of his death.
The burial casket was draped In the
patriotlo colore he loved so well.
among them a large handsome flag
presented by him to his favorite aephew
on the day the latter attained his ma
jority. Be was a man, and a patriot.
Pence to his ashes.
gersoll lecture will open at 9 o'clock
Monday morning, and the prices fcrnP A TIAM! t
seats will be II each ea the first floor, I li Is. i-1 L.Ji4Ua i
ana tiny and seventy-five cents for the
balcony.
One of the greatest fun makers that
pays Omaha annual visits, is Peter F.
Dally, and for three days commencing
Sunday, May 10th, he, and a company
of unusually clever people will present
the new comedy, "The Night Clerk,"
at Lloyd's Theatre.
ftr voa hair
oeea liapoeee
pua ny fraud
leal roacerna.
blart mailer ana (1 re-en tiirlii lot-lor-Bul
'.at people, write ue. WeakBeee of Bien re
sulting frtwa youthful IndiecrrUoa. cured
aiao ail prltiu dlaraaea of nay kind.
raalor yuu to c mi Diet, vlforoua m auhood
cure rvne.io.-at ImcimI thaa by your local
pnyalelao. aad your trouble knuwi to ur
aelfoaly. Head for dlacaoala. free. We have
ilia beat treatment lor Constipation,
Piiee od Catarrh know u medical
ark nnw,
Hone Treatment Company,
KALAMAZOO, MICH.
si GREAT . .
DISCOUNT
li Sale
Mme. Bortonse Rbea will play herl
annual engagement at Boyd's Theatre
?.n."V7,,LMd,pTni,nfneT Do You Want
l"" wuio. ituca oh uau at most I
successful season.
M. B. Curtis presents the new "Sam!
of Posen" at Boyd's Theatre next week.
A Bicycle?
Furniture bought, sold or exchanged
by J. L. Cooper, 140tt Dodge street.
No Air, No Life.
Pneumonia
suffocates,
because the
swol len
tubes get
solid, aud
keep air
from the
1 unes. Dr.
Acker's English Remedy
reduces the inflammation,
so the patient breathes
freely, and is soon well.
Mi8sR.Ray,354W.2idSt,N.Y..
says : hen threatened with
pneumonia. 1 took one bottle of Dr.
Acker's English Remedy, and the
pain and cough disappeared."
J sixes, 25c.j50c.ill. AUDrsrcurts. '
AceesM dici Co., 1 U Chamber St., S.T. 1
W. N. Whitney will rive one
away to some one of his custo
mers on May 15th. He is making
a great taie to is ween on
Tan Shoes:
Men's Tsn Shoes at 250tol5.00
Ladles' Tan Shoes, t2 S0 to 14.00
Boys' and Youths'
Tan Sboesat 11.00 to 12 60
And all other Shoes at LOW
PRICES. You get a ticket with
every ONE DOLLAR CASH
PURCHASE, at
W. N. Whitney's,
You can aave from 15 to 25 per cent, on all cash purchases for
the next tmrty days.
You get $5.00 Shoes for $3.50 I You eet $4.00 Shoes for 12.75
You get $3.00 Shoes for $2.25 J You get $2.00 Shoes for $1.50
Youths' $2.00 Shoes for $1.50.
Ladies' Shoes in the same proportionate prices.
G. LANG,
718 So. Sixteenth St.
ETT CO.
A Lucky Dollar.
pVERY time you can make a dollar buy more than it is worth.
L you win a few steps over your dilatory neighbor. You call
it luck when you find a dollar bill.
DpTr. mPflt Ar A.ny ne can le lucky who take3 a(Jvantage of the genuine
ww.uiivjiv toargams at
Store Prices
107 South Sixteenth St.
Best
which
describes the rates at
Notice to Non-ltesident Defendants.
To Beth K. Humuhrev and William damn.
boll, doing bUHlnxm as William Oamnbell A
Company, aon-roaltlent defendanta:
You and raih of you are hereby notified
that on the 8Mb day of April, lxttS, Ellr.abeth
H. Abbott, plaintiff herein. Hied her netltlnn
In the dlHtrfct court of ItoUKlas county, Ne
braska, against you, Impleaded with Albert
H.Clark, Frank collev. C. K. Hedwell. Urat
real nam unknown, and Alfred (Jonner. the
object and prayer of which are to foreclom
three certain real est ate mnrtiraires exe
cuted on the 24th day of May, 1HU2, by Albert
M. Clark, to secure the payment of bla three
certain pronuaeory notoa or even date there-
situate In Douglas county, Nebraxka. to-wit:
DR. WITHERS
Is doing all kinds of Dental
Work.
Set Teeth .,.$5 00 '
Best Set Teeth . ,..' 7 50
Gold Fillings. $1.00 and up
Silver Fillings....... t 00
Gold Crowns... ",.... 5 00
Teeth Extracted..'..... 25
Teeth out in the morning-
Aew Ones Same Day.
The Big Bennett Store.
Every Department Is Bristling With Low Prices:
Refrigerators of the latest make, 16.98.
Ice Cream Freezers.
Lawn Mowers and Lawn Hose.
Ready-Mixed House Paints.
Low Priced Furniture.
Cook Stoves the latast improved.
Hammocks from 48c up.
Baby Carriages from $2.98 up.
Six-foot Extension Table, 13.38.
Trunks, a good strong one, 11.98.
Alr-Guna, the latest, 84o.
50 Cigars in box for 50c.
Children's Garden Sets, 9c.
Clothes Wringers, 11.50.
Glass Sets of 6 pieces, 19o.
A Good Watcn for 98c.
All work at about Half what
AMUSEMENTS.
Clay Clement is announced for a re
turn engagement at the Crelghton for
two nights, commencing Tuesday, May
5th. He will again appear in his great
character creation of the Baron Hohen-
stauffen In "The New Dominion." Mr
Clement modestly calls his olever com'
edy "a character study In four aots."
The soenes of the play are laid in Vlr
ginla, and it tells a wholesome love
story in a charming manner. The
comedy element Is supplied chiefly by
the Baron's struggle with the English
language, and here Mr. Clement liter
Creek, which occurred Wednesday and ally obey8 tho comm&n "1 holds up
resuitea in tne destruction of the rest
of the business portion of the town.
iov. v . r, Murray win aenver a
lecture Sunday evening, May 3, at 8
o'clock, at Hanscom Park M. E. Church,
corner 29th and Wool worth avenue.
Subject: "Freemasonry." Everybody
Invited.
TheSteotzel Stove Co. are having a
run on Dangler's New Gasoline Stoves.
The "Gem" is a great invention,' and
people are disposing of what they have
been using right and left and are buy.
Ing the "Gem."
The American voter should not for
get the regular meeting of the Central
Republican Club next Thursday eve
ing in Washington Hall. A number
of candidates for congress and for state
offices are expected to be present and
speak from an American standpoint.
The John M. Thurston Young
Hen's Republican club had a very
lively meeting at its rooms in the Pat
terson block Wednesday evening. It
was discussing the Crawford System of
voting for candidates for a nomination.
The discussion will be continued next
Wednesday evening.
Prof. W. F. Jamleeon, one of Colora
do's brilliant orators, will deliver one
of his best aad most popular lectures,
the mirror to nature, giving us in his
characterization of the Baron a por
trayal of the real German. A matinee
will be given Wednesday.
Scharwenka, the great Polish pianist
will give one of his wonderful concerts
at Boyd's Theatre on Monday evening
next, presenting a program of much ex
cellence. Among the higher class of
musicians Scharwenka is known as
much for his musical works as for his
ability as an artist, and in fact his fame
in the direction of a creator in the
music world has preceded him here.
Many people from out of town have
purchased tickets for the Scharwenka
concert, and the indications are that he
will appear before a crowded house on
Monday night The sale of seats opened
this morning at 9 o'clock, the prices
ranging from twenty-five cents to one
dollar.
The renowned orator, agnostic and
logician, Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll,
ill deliver his latest lecture, entitled
"The Foundations of Faith," at Boyd's
Theatre on Tuesday evening next. The
eastern press have pronounced this the
greatest effort that the Colonel has yet
given to the public It defines the ag
nostic's position in a most forcible man
ner, and is one of his most eloquent ad-
I the New Testament Friendly to the dresses. The sale of seats tor the In-
with, upon the foUowInu described property
me nrax of aala mortauea tieinir unnn i
traot or parcel of land described aa follow.:
BeKlnnlng at a point alxty-aeren (67) feet
aoutn or tne nortneaat corner of lot fount)
In block ten 1101. Want Omaha, an atfrilt.lnn tj
thecltypf Omaha, aa aurveyed. platted and other Dentists Charge,
recorded, thence weet eljrhty-flve (85) feet, em
inence aoutn suit ou reel, tnenre eaat
eighty-Ova (HS) feet, thence north sixty ti0)
reet to tne place of beginning. Nald mort
gage waa given to secure the payment of hla
aid promissory note of even date therewith
for the sum of twenty-are hundred dollars
(tMO.00) due and payable Mav 1, 1. There
la now due and payable on said note the sum
of twentv-flre hundred dollars (tilOXt Ml. with
interest at tne rate oi ten (iu)per cent per
annum from May 1, 11)5. The second of said
mortgages b Ing upon property described as
follows: Beginning at the southeast corner
of lot four (41 In block ten UO) In said West
Omaha Addition, thence east eighty-five (MA)
feet, thence north sixty (()) teet thence west
W.R. BENNETT CQ.
1 502-1 2 Capitol Avnue,
OMAHA, NEB.
elgbty-fiva (S5) feet, thence south sixty I Hi))
teetto tne piace oi beginning, wnicn mort
gage was given to secure payment of his
ID) wr
The third
promissory note of even date therewith for
the sum of twentv-slx hundred dollr
ifJtHMi.mi). That there is now due and payable
thereon the sum of twenty-six hundred dol
lars (smi.uui, witn tntereat at ten
cent per annum from May 1, 18.
of ald mortgages waa upon property de
scnoea as iouows: rteginning at tne souto
west corner of said lot four (i) In block ten
(10) In said West Omaha Addition, thence
north one hundred twenty (120) feet, thence
east eighty (HO) feet, .thence south one hun
dred twenty (120) feet, thence west eighty (M0)
feet to the place of beginning, which mort
gage waa given to sr cure the payment of his
promlsHory note of even data therewith for
the sum of three thousand dollars (13 000.00).
That there Is now due and payable thereon
the sum of three thousand dollars (Ki.000.00),
with interest thereon at ten (10) per cent per
annum from the 1st day of May, 1895, for
which several sums with Interest at ten (10)
per cent from May 1. 1895, plaintiff prays for
a decree that tne defendanta nav the same.
and that In default of such payment said
premises may oe aoia to satisfy
found due. That each of said
premises may be sold to satisfy the amount
round due. That each of said mortgages
were afterwards sold, assigned and delivered
to the plaintiff, who la now the owner and
holder thereof.
Tou are further notified that on the 9th
day of June, 1806, I will apply to the said
court for the aDDolntment of a Receiver, to
collect the rents and profits arising from said
property during tne pendency or said suit,
upon the grounds that each of said tracts or
parcels of land Is insufficient to pay the
mortgage debt, that the same la being
waaieu, ana taat tne parties wno are per
sonally liable for the payment of said
several sums are each of them Insolvent.
l propose the name of Bryce Orawford for
such Kecelver, and offer aa sureties for him
the names or W. H. Russell and O. O. Olson,
and also offer them as sureties for myself. I
will support such application by the affi
davits of M. J. Kennard, W. H. Russell. O. H.
Payne, H. H. Harder, W. H. Gates and George
N. Hicks.
You are renulred to answer said rxitltlnn
on or before tne 8th day of June. 18IM.
Dated at Omaha, Nebraska, this 25th day
Of April, 1898.
i.LliABr,tll H, ABBOTT.
PlulntlfT
uy v. o. stnckier, ner attorney. 6-1-4
.. . . Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sals issued out
of the district court for Douglas county. Ne
braska, and to me directed. I will, nn the
36th day of May, A. D. 1W, at 10 o'clock
A. M. of said dav. at the EAST front
of the county court house. In the city of
Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska, sell at
Subtle auction to the highest bidder for cash,
e property described in said order of sale
i follows, to-wlt:
Lot nlne(O) In block two (S) In Shull's addi
tion to the city of Omaha, Douglas count
Nebraska, as surveyed, platted and recordel
being a part of the northwest quarter (N. W
xnwest Quarter n. w.
V.) of the northwest quarter (N. W. ) of sec
tion twenty-seven township fifteen (15),
range thirteen (13). in Douirlas countv. state
of Nebraska.
bald property to be sold to satisfy D. H.
Stafford, administrator of the estate of John
L. Barker, deceased. Dlalntlff herein. the sum
of three thousand six hundred seventy-five
uu u-iw uouars (j.aia.2i) judgment, witn
interest at the rate of ten (10) uer cent ner
annum from February 4th, 1896. j
To satisfv the sum nf eiirntAAn anA R3-inn
dollars (J18 83) costs herein, together witn
accruing costs, according to a Judgment
reuuereu Dy tne uistrict court ot said Oouglas
county, at Its February term, A. D. 1896, in a
certain action then and there pending,
wherein D. H. Stafford, administrator nf the
estate of John L. Barker, deceased, was plain-
uu, auu Minor tiorwicn, Moses norwicn,
Bernard Kaufman, ike liorwich, First Na
tional Bank of Council Bluffs, Iowa, were de-
lenuanis.
Omaha, Nebraska, April 24. 1896.
John w. Mcdonald,
Sheriff of Doutrlaa Oountv. Nebraska.
Wright Thomas, attorne vs.
D. H. Stafford, admin, vs. Esther Horwlch, at
al. Doc. 53, No. 109, Ex. "W," Page 34.
t-24-5.
16 Years' Experience 16
Dr. WITHERS, dentist,
Fourth Floor Brown Blk.,
Sixteenth and Douglas Streets.
TELEPHONE 1776
DR. C dEE WO.
What
Relatives
Ofimy
Patients
Have
To
Sav-
One of
My Great
Cures
During
The
Month of I
October,
I89S.
Read the following convinc
ing testimonial from two
prominent Omaha Citizens:
Judge Isaac 8. Hascall and R. F. Williams
have this to lav. We consider llr. n. Oee Wn
ot 519 North Kith St.. Omaha, Nob., one of the
best physicians In the cltv for the following
reasons: Four years ago our daughter be
came very nervous ana at times sic and
unable to control herself. We doctored with
and consulted nine of the leading physicians
oi mis city, out sne gradually grew worse,
until on the 7th of October, 1806. she was at
tacked with spasms. She was unconclous
and delirious for weeks following the attack,
and at a consultation of physicians they
agreed that she could not get well. We then
employed Dr.C. Gee Wo, and the patient be
gan to improve at once, and In a remarkably
short time was up. She is feeling: better
than sne nas for a longtime. She Is lmurov-
lng every day and bids fair to get entirely
weu. k. r. wiixiams. ratoer,
Isaac S. Hascall, a near Relative.
2106 8. 13th St.
Ei -Constable S. b. Clark, office 319 9..Hth
M .says: I can't say too much for Dr. O.
G. Wo. My little boy and girl had dyptheria
anu uiuer unysicians saia tney could not re
cover. I then called tn Dr. 0. Gee Wo, and
in less than 24 hours they were out of danger.
He also cured mvself of I.airrlnD and gen
eral debility, and my wlfeof Inflammation of
tne ooweis ana temaie weakness, from wblcb
she had suffered many years. I can't thank
him enough for what he has done In my
laiuuy. a. a. ulakk and yvifb.
Mrs. H. A. Ditoat, 1812 Clark Bt-Heart
trouble and nervous dlbillty of many years
stanuing. . .
Johh brooks, 524 N. 18th St. Of sprained
back, liver and kidney trouble of three years
standing. Is now a well man.
Mrs. Ansa Park. 2109 S. 13th St. Cured of
spasms and female weakness of seven years
standing.
Frank Howb, Schuyler. Neb. Cured of
rheumatism of one year's standing, and was
given up s incurable.
Consultation Frei. Send 2ct stamp for
book and question blank. Anyone wanting
advice can write to above addresses or call
upon DJbL C. GEE WO, 819 N. 18th St. Omaha,
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