THE AMERICAN.
CITY AM) STATK
Rrprrerntalivr M-rr arrived" home
Tuh!ij tcoIi for a holiday
to.
Mr. and Mr. Charir I.. Ttiona.
jut returned (mm a o;ouro in
Ibe Orark.
Article of incorporation lor the Hell
Dryg Company have two fll-ti it h
tbe county clerk
4k)b Kitilnjfii. I In- pusHiM. is caid
to rw etr!i5d in one t' tie rianu ni
blacksmith lui. In this dir.
St Andrew F'Wopal church save
m rm l cnl holiitay enU rialnnii ni '
h HhrJ llil) clurcb on Momlav
rrnlnf.
The (oidrr.t of Clifton Hill will
Inakc a vlorou ptvWl ain..t 1,K-Mt
log aloin at ti e corrur of Military
avenue ml Grant s'rt.
The taking of fviJu.cc in the Ictfi
Ullve ootiUM caw has bet D clow d and
the anu M ed rt ratory to ml
tnili n to the 1 j;Ulattire.
Some tHiil who saw Count Cndjth
ton Vat-la t the lo)d, who aw him
roll f.-om hi chair In llifl K x, a-MTt
hal ti e old limn was drunk.
Ac-online 11 e r (tort ( ni'ial
Vlnci-o will warn he pi vlnjr Spain no end
J Iroiinlc. He wan iriily wvrrely
woundid, and in i-erdily reeovi rliif.
A mas meeting wax held by the hio
pie of H BMin to protest aaiiiht the ac
lion of tl.e county commissioner in
denying their petition to he Incorpor
ated into a vl ltifc'e.
" Tho Orchard UilJ M. E. church
treated their Sunday school children
to Cbrlsiu'as tree, well filled with
praunU, Wodnenlay etenlripr. also a
musical and literary entertainment.
A resolution ha bocn offered In the
board of county commissioner tender
ing the use of the county poor farm for
iposltlon purposes, rent free. The
matter will come up for consideration
at the next meeting.
Ex-State Senator Thomas 11. Crane of
X)maha and Mlsa lialrd were united In
arrlage at Holy Trinity, Thurtdav
evening, Bishop Worthlngton, assisted
by Rev. Percy Silvers, officiating. It.
B. Howell of Omaha was bust man.
The bride In the daughter of Captain
Balrd, an old resident of Lincoln. We
have had vague suspicion that our
fecial bachelor ex-senator Intended
doing something like this for some
time and we are not surprised at his
action. However we will wish him
and his bride all the happiness pos
sible. Senator John M. TburBton and Con
gressman Mercer both delivered
speeches favoring the Independence of
Cuba at the mass meeting In Washing
ton Hall last Wednesday evening. The
peech of Senator Thurston was
especially strong. Among other
things, he declared that the time had
arrived when the Cuban patriot
bould be recognized by the Uultcd
State as belligerents. He declared
the character of tbe warfare being
waged by Spain as infamous as In the
time of the Inquisition. It cannot be
called warfare. It is murder, rnpine
AMERICAN TYLEK ITEMS.
When Roman Catholics talk about
godless public schmds, they would like
to have you believe that their church
believes in and uses tbe BIMe The
fact is that there Is not a Bible within
the four walls of any Roman Catholic
church on this continent. The larce
book you see on the slur Is not a Bible
but tbe mlwsal (never heard of until
tbe eighth century), the Romanist
mast-Sook. That what vou believed to
be a Bible or Testament In the hand
of the reading priest was neither the
one nor the other it was his breviary
In this book the epistles and gospels
for the year are to be found, and the
Spriest must read the one to be read
upon this or that Sunday. He canrot
select a passage hlmeelf, no matter
how obnoxious the one for that day
may be to him. The priests have no
choice in the matter. Think of a
Christian church without a Bible in It!
If you can, then you will not be amazed
tbat such a church antagonizes Free-
Masonry with its open Bible.
Recently a Roman Catholic priest
asked the editor o' the Pastor, a New
: York magazine having ecclesiastical
sanction, the question as to the ungra
ciousness of Romanists refusing to help
any Protestant charity, when Roman
lsts are constantly asking and receiv
in; liberal belp from Protestants. The
editor settles tbe question. He says
"Protestants hold tbat you may be
saved in any church. We hold that
you must belong to the Roman Cath
olic church in order to be saved. So
the matter resolves itself into this
Protestants will be damned anybow,
and we might as well get all we can
out of them in this world. But we can
not give them anything to help a re
ligion which we declare is so absolutely
faUe that those who belong to it can
never be saved."
The Michigan Catholic, in comment
ing on the presence at the Lord Mayor's
banquet in London, England, of the
United States Ambassador at the Court
of St. James, shows its poisonous fangs
wbro It ays "It Is oulraf-o-i that a
THINt'i such a this Is to be suffered to
ryrale lo mockery of America at aa
K.rgllh how. Why Is be U) he uf-fcit-d
to rut a light af ain.t It !a,
our friend which has never fa.tered. In
bis refewnee to the foivhadV d ng
gresie -o!!cy of our hereditary fo-?
Why in he. a paid man, paid by tl e
country at large, to be tolerated when
he defann s the honor of a grtal pro
portion of the citizen of America who
considered themRv-lve bound io coo
nclcaiv to oppoe a my stem of finance
which they believed ruinous to 'heir
I'atlv )nd, and which they beTeved
p!actd hi-r !o Umlldom to HritairV
And yel Ionian Catholicism in Anf
i. a vot d for McK'nl. y. and the pope
rtjolrr over his !cllr, The gov
ernment oufht Ui grant a patent on
the conscience of Ilonian Catholii ism
Tw Inllclcl Koniifch Arrhliiho.
That the xiplsh church 1 the ar
enl of Infidelity is well known to a'l
whr have impartially studied her theo
retical constitution and h. r practical
working. That number of her clerg
have been practical, and some even
avowed, unbelievers In scrip tin al Chris
t anlty l, or can lie, readily awuriainod
from printed authorities, lint it is
neverthele-s rather startling (so prone
Is mankind to he influenced by outward
profession and ex'ernal pomp) to find
that even In our own day the two great
epis'opal lieioHof Romanism, In Franc
and Kngland resiiectively, were consid
ered a self-conscious infidels, or as
a'holsU. But such appears, from the
testimony of M. H. de Villlers in the
Free Review, to have been the fearful
fact.
Nor Is this the testimony of one who
was or had'been a Protestant, nor of a
secret or an ocn enemy; for, aetonuu-
Ing to relate, M. Villlers haJ been
brought up as a rigid French Roman
ist, and became the personal friend of
Mgr. Darboy, the Archbishop of Paris,
and also of Cardinal Manning, the
Archbishop of Westminster.
M. Villlers, being troubled with
doubts about Romanism, had long re
ligious discussion with Archbishop
Harboy, In Paris, and gradually, to his
surprise, found that the metropolitan
of Romish France the tldct son of
the Romish church was practically an
unbeliever himself; for Darboy wss (to
qiiote Villlers) "at heart an atheist,
like many of his brethren In the Ro
nilsbl church," but a "ilrra and honest
believer In the usefulness and necessity
religious education." So much lor
the Christian faitb of the Romish
Archbishop cf Paris! Similar was the
unbelief of the Archbishop of West
minster! Villlers afterward came to
England, and brought a special intro
duction from Darboy to Manning, and
In consequence became very intimate
with the apostate archbishop, and held
various Important religious discussions
with him it London.
As a result of these conversations
Villlers tries in the Free Review to
show that at heart Cardinal Manning
was an InSdel. In his Interviews with
the wily cardinal, Villlers trlt d to dis
cover whether Manning held the same
views on Christianity a he had found
were hold by Darboy; but, to use h's
own words: "The cardinal, however,
as more cautious, or less candid than
the archbishop. After patiently lis
tening to all I had to say, he remarked
most solemnly : 'My friend, be silent
about these things. Darboy has been
Incautlius: he always is.' He then
laid hi' forefinger across his thin lips
as if be wanted to emphasize his ad
vice. "Many times thereafter I met Cardi
nal Manning, and I enjoyed his protec
tion and friendship to such an extent
that long before his death I was able
to ascertain that his standpoint was ex
actly the same as that of the much
lamented Archbishop of Paris purely
utilitarian. However, he strongly dis
approved of admitting this much, even
to intlma'e friends. He said, with em
phasis, that nobody had ever dared to
mention this subject to him: as English
Catholics hi well as English Protes
tants would consider it an Insult to a-k
a cardinal of the Church of Rome If he
believed in the literal truth of dog
matic religion. 'In France, and even
In Rome,' he exclaimed, 'they have
different ideas: and you, my friend, are
privileged, as you have Archbishop
Darboy's profession of faith at your
back.' " (See tbe account in Review of
Reviews October, 18!S, page 318.)
Such are the modern heads of the
Romish church! What must be tne
real state of the inferior clergy, the
blind followers of these blind icfidel
istic leaders, and of the duped laity?
See a small but valuable "Lire of Man
ning," just published by Elliot Stock,
explaining the cardinal's real charac
ter, principles and acts. A. B. G. in
Protestant Observer. i
Feed Them Properly
and carefully; reduce the painfully
large percentage of infant mortality.
Take no chances and make no experi
ments In this very important matter.
The Gail Borden Eigle Brand Con
densed Mil has saved theusands of
little lives.
Mrs. C. A. Ai ams, 6th and Martha
Sts., Omaha, Neb., writes: "I had la
grippe and then malaria, indigestion, a
severe headache and blind and dizzy
spells. Your Dr. Kay's Renovator has
eured me." Sold by druggists at 25
cts. and tl.
micimh; if Ariis.
Who wl 1 be tbe Lin'oo of the com
ing Coogre. t ke.-p church and ktate
separata and "hew to the lioeV"
onaty, who will take Ki-aie' place
as 'he bead of the R 'man Un'veriy
at Wahifilvn i a Je-uit. "K-.d ju
i f) Ing iu ao-."'
7 he papal pagan a-e al fighting.
Ke. p thm at it uoiil they are sufli-
c -fully punshul and that may re
quire many iLolit'
Hi-Imp iVxe' mantle 1 a-t fallen on
liishop Dottnu K(iiM-oial) We are
g a J io see tiie-4! gentlemen snow to
the world on which side of the fence
ltl)y stand Mv the bV'op have
(tuny emulators in l.U church.
Priest Phelan of St. Louis is now
lying about Re.-. Mr. O'Connor, editor
of tho Converted Ctlholic. Ills lies
hurt the church he reprefeot more
than thise whom he erstcuu-s; but
the time will come when Phdan't
father the father of lies and Hart
will have compl-t' charge of him, un
ions he in ikes a radical change in hi
methods and morals, and theru is little
prosivct of that. His life, will Ik- a
tale that is toll), and his deatli will be
a wail lu ti c cold. ALKPH
lie Relation uf the A. V. A. to Political
Parties.
The American Protective AssocU
lion not being a political party is favor
able to all parties which endorse its
patriotic principles, and it rejects all
parties as such that repudiate its prin
ciples, and the order will select the
best men available for official positions
that can be found in any political
party.
But let us evainine the relation of
tbe A. V A- to the political parties
during the past year. If we under !
stand It, a committee was appointed by
the supreme council of the order, held
In Washington, D. C, last May, to
present its platform of principles to the
national conventions of all the political
parties for their adoption or rejection.
The comcittee presented Its platform
of principles to the Republican convei
tlon at St. Louis, but it was rejected.
It was presented to the Populist con
vention, but it was rejected, it was
presented to the Democratic convention
at Chicago, but it wa rejected. Then
it was presented.it we are not mistaken,
to the Prohibition convention at Pitts
burg Thea, last of all, it was pre
sented to the new National party con
vention and it was accepted, and two
of its planks were put In its platform.
And that our re-" -i may readily see
what the plalfor... principles were
which nearly all the political ptrtles
so shamefully rejected, we will repeat
them here:
1. The protection and perpetuation
of our public school system.
2. The restriction of Immigration
and the revision of our naturalization
laws.
3. That no public money shall be
appropriate ! to sectarian purposes
4. That no state shall grant the
right of suffrage to any person not a
citizen of the United States.
5. That all property (public prop
erty exeep ed) shal' bo subject to equal
taxation.
Now it does seem unaccountably
strange that these statesmanlike pa
triotic principles should have bsen o
recklessly rejected by all the nat oial
conventions except the one named; and
especially are we surprised and pained
o believe tbat the Prohibition party. at
its national convention in Pittsburg, in
18i6, could have been so blind to what
we believe to be to Its own interests as
well as the good of the country, as to
deliberately reject such an embodi
ment of patiiotic principles which
were presented by the A. P. A. com
mlttee for their consideration. Especi
ally was our surprise intensified in
view of tne fact that we had all along
believed that there was not a Roman
ized leader or nemince for office in the
Prohibition party, and that the c n
vention' would gladly endorse the pa
triotleprinciples of the order and give
expression of the same in a series of
resolutions, If considered impracticable
to insert them in its platform, and as a
natural result the Prohibition party
omlnees would have been supported
by many Prohibition voters of the
noble order.
It is believed that our president elect
is a true American. He has given sub
stantial evidence of toe fact by his
open and frank declarations of his un
swerving belief in the principles of the
order, and it is said that when the
papal committee went to him, urging
him to deny his public declaration of
Americanlsn, and even threatening
him with defeat, he remained unmoved,
stood firm, and gave tbe Romanists no
encouragement.
The American Protective Asaoc'a
tion and its friends will look with in
tense interest upon the iocjtning presi
dential administration, and it will be
equally interesting to see how far the
Republican party will adopt the presi
dent's patriotic principles and work in
harmony therewith. All will naturally
wnderstaad, and none more clearly
than the papal hierarchy, that the A.
P. A. and its kindred orders will watch
politics closely, and resolutely enter
every open door in its legitimate work
to which it has been legitimately
called, and what the result) will be
God knoveib, and this nation and tbe
world at large will aeow 0 tbe near
future J. G. P.
Mr. arllr, Ha with .
Malad City, Idaho, Dhc. 22 1 '.
Waltkk C Kr.l.LEY, Buioe Man
ager of The Mi kmc as: Dar Sir I
got your letter Ibi day, and will end
you tl for your paper for nt-xtyear.
Vou appear lo be in earnest in your
eiTorts to aave th's nation by curl g
that wire soot caused by R ime. Well,
it that can b; done it will be a gcotl
thing; but the American bxly politic
has many Mires In addition lo thai
from Rom, that I fear i harder for
the peop'e to discover, because sharp
ers have managed to cover them up
witl very fine doming. They are like
whitewashed grave on the ojlid-,
but tbe inside la fearful lo look a'. I
wish your compny had come out to
this western country to l veand publish
your paper; for our altitude is higher
than your and our air is purer and
clearer. We have no so muc'J fog
h re as you have thire. We ar.i fa
vored here, it apiears, with a clearer
vision of things, e-pecHily of the silver
quest. on, than you are over there. WV
Cialm that you have never studird the
silver questiou us you snould. I hope
you will be convert, d next year.
Yours Truly
In this Gret Fight for Right and
Equality for all Americans,
D. m W.
Calendar and ( viipinis.
So many beautiful calendars and en
tertaining novelties have been issutd
by the proprietors of Hood's Sarsapa
rlllatbat we are hardly surprised to
receive this season not only one of the
very prettiest designs in calendars,
but with it coupons which entitle th?
recipient to attractive novel 'Irs. Every
one who gets a Hood's SireapariHa,
calendar for li97 secures something
that will prove interesting and valu
able as well as a beautiful specimen of
tbe lithographer's art. The calendar
is accompanied this season by an amus
ing little book on "The Weather."
Ask your druggist for Hood's Coupon
Calendar, or send 6 cents in stamps for
one toC. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
STATor Ohio, Citvof Toi.koq. t
i.i cak i o-'ntv. . l
Khans. dhrnbv 'mnk oath that be Ik
the sfimi' par ner of the firm of K. J hknky
CO . doing bu mm id Mih (.'Ity cf 1 , It-do.
County nii.l Mate aforesa'd. sn1 tratsat
firm will py tan sun of O.NE II UN Dlts.I)
OOLLAK8 for each aid every case of Ca
tarrh th hi cannot be cured by the use of
11 LI. S C ATAKRH I CHK
PRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to tv fore me and su sirlhed In mv
presence, this tlth day of December, A. D.
ISWi.
I A. W. GLEAH IN
'),J' Notar, Public.
HmI.'b Cut Kirn Cure to taken In er- allv
and acts direct y on the bl od and mucous
surface of ill syste u. ie d for testi
monials, f n e.
F. .1 CHENEY CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
PfSold bv Uru itlMts. 75 .
Are you about o have any Photo
graphs Inker? Visit the s'udio o'
FUGHES & SANDHEKQ.
205 North lfith. street
TAKMEE WANTED.
In every township. S days a week, during win
ter to distribute suinples, collect mimes uf sick
people and work up trude for theirdruiwistHon
the 3 great family remedies; Dr. Kay s Keuo
vator, Dr. Kay's Lung liulm and Kidneykura.
Good pay to man or woman. Send for liooklet
and terms. Dr. H J. Kay Medical Co., Western
oflilce Omaha. Nab
WOMANHOOD-
ufleruiK women how to guard against danger
ous surgical operations and quack treatment
the American Association of Physician
paased a resolution to distribute a little
book on female diseases. "Womanhood" ex
plains all diseases and Irreguluritles peculiar
to women and gives the best methods of home
treatment. Sent free for stamp to pay postage
Address Eleanor Kendall,
816 North lh St., South Omaha, Neb.
LDf tumg.y'oi
We furnish every-
you invest nothing.
vvorK wun lames, pleasant, ana very profitable.
Instructions Free, C C. Shinier, Omaha, Neb.
Dr. Kay's Renovator, urr,ent,fveg!
pepsia. constipation, liver and kidney disease
At druggists ibe tl. Send fur free sample and
booklet. Dr. 1J. J. Kay Medical Co., Omaha. NeU
i
A posit ive cure for ail coughs and k
titsrrippe without causing nausea. T
n !..' i n i r
a ui. nays luiiu Ddim.k
1 PrlceWots. Sent by mail bv Dr B . Kay I
Medical Co .Omaha. Neb Send for liooklet. W
SOLD BY DBUQai3T8.',,T
SAUNDKKS & MACK A It LAND.
Attorneys. 14(itl Karnam Street.
OHEKIEK'S SALE Hy virtue of an alias
order of sale Issued out of the district
court for Douglas county, Nebraska, and to
me directed. I will, on tbe 2nd day of Feb
ruary, n. ii. ino. at it) o clock A M. or said
day. at ttie EAST tro t door of therounty
cour, house, in the city of Omaha. Douglas
county. Nebraska, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, the property de
scribed in said order of sale, as follows, to
wtt: lots one (1). two (2i. three (Si. four4). five
(Si. six iB). even iTI. eight (Si. nine (Hi anJ ten
(101 in block eight M In Koyd'g Addition to
the city of Omaha, as surveyed, platted and
recorded, all in Douglas county, state of Ne
oraska Said property to be sold to satisfy James
W. Dvorsny. pla'ntlff herein, the sum of two
hundred and ninety-live and ti'.t-ioo dollar
(t-HtitWi judgment, with Interest thereon at
rateof ten ( lot per cent per annum from May
4th. 1S1I6. which amoun s are a first lld and
existing lien upon said above described
property.
To satisfy the sum of ninety-six and 77-luO
dollars (l!S 77i costs herein, together with ac
cruing cjsts, accord ng to a judgment ren
dered by the du-trict co irt of said Douglas
county, Nebraska, at It-s May term. A. D 1W4.
in a certain action then and there pending,
wherein James W. IWnrsky Is plain tilt , and
Mary E. Be attv and William A. Kenny, her
hiisbauu, are defendants.
Omaha, Nebraska. December :)Ut. 1MW.
John vv. Mcdonald.
Sheriff of DougUs County Nebraska.
Saunders & Macfarland. attorneys.
Dorsky vs Beatty et al.
Doc. 55; No. 176. 1-1-5
NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS. The regu
lar annual meeting of the stockholders
of the American Pub.isnlng Company will be
held at Its office. 1615 Howard Street, 'Huaha,
Nebraska. Monday evening, January 4, IsCi,
at 8 o'clock for tt e election of office.
Omaha, Nebiaska, December sn. 1HHH
JOHN C. THOMPSON.
President.
Don't Forget
'(y IF VOL wut to m.ike your Udy
I i nothing better than a pair
r-3 bho. We sll a Ladies' very
p. Shoe, Turns or Welts, with Lone
fS; aU size, widths A to E
W" h'4v', a LadiM.' DongoU Kid. Button, Welt, Needle Toe,
tj d Donola Kid Luce. Turns, Kazor Toe, at ...
Men's Slippers, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00.
3 Win IM WHITIMFV
HALD & RICE,
We bundle the best Coal for all purpm-es
r ru es aa low as tne loaest.
fel. 1338.
506 So. 1 6t n Street.
CHRIST. HAM AN.
Watrtunaler anil Jeweler,
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty
612 South 16 Street
OMAHA. NEB.
M. DALEY,
Merchant Tailor
Suits Made to Order.
Guarantees a perfect fit In all case, cloth
ing cleaned dyed and remodeled.
504 X. lGth SU.
OMAHA. NER.
The spot where
Custer fell
is within plain view of the
Burlington Koute's track.
The monument 1 h it n srks
his last resting place is lit
tle if any more, than a mils
distant. You get a good
view of it asf e train whirls
eastward over the solidest.
the imoothiest. the best
track evtr built west of
Chicago.
A little booklet, giving a
brief account of the battle
in which Custer lost his life
will he mailed to anyi ne
who will ask for it. Write
for a copy. Write also for
iDf'rmatloti about rates and
rains via the Burlington
Kou'e to Helena. Bu te,
fpo ane. Seattle. Tacoma,
Portland or sny other Mon
tanaor Pacific Coast city.
J. Francis. Gen'l I'ass'r Agent. Omaha. Neb.
A TYPEWRITER FOR $2Q
Does the Work of the $100 Machines.
Heretofore the great cost of typewriters
has prevented many people from purchasing
a machine.
A Perfect Typewriter at low Pric has
been a crying necessity. We are happy to
announce that in the
Odell Typewriter
we are able to furnish you a perfect machine
in every particular at the remarkably low
price of
$15.00 and $20.00
For a 8ing!e Ca,. For a Double Case.
Vou can learn toopera e the Odell io ten
minutes and the beginner becomes an ex
pert In ten days' practice, whereas a long
course at the hosines college is necessary to
master the 91t0 machines.
Some writing machines have rubber type;
our type is metal, will not wear out. and
prints clearer than any of er typewriter.
The -trength, durability and fmih of the
Odell Is umurpatsed. Kor manifolding it has
no superior. Kor speed ir holds ts own with
any writing machine made, no matter what
the cost.
THE LARGE DEMAND.
That we are having an enortrous sale for
the Odell is attributed to the fact that we
nave no corepetHion. it being the only low
priced and practical machine on the market;
M5 and IKK) typewriters are things of the
past. They, like hlgh-Dr cel sewing ma
chines, have had 'heir day No Inte llgent
business or prof - ssinnal n an Is going to pay
IliiO tor a typewriter when the Odell. costing
four-fifth, less, wi'l do better work than any
high-priced machine. Neatness and speed
Is what toe business men of today want, and
there Is new no excut for anybody to be
without a tvpewriter, either In his office or
bis home. Tne Odell comes within the reach
of all. and It can be duly said that "it Alls a
long felt ihi t." We are meeting the de
mands of the people with a typewriter that
has noequal.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO AGENTS
Write for Terms and Catalog ue to
GEO. E- MtCKEL,
Cor 16th and Harney, OMAHA, NEB
'Oonv8nt Lifb Unveiled.
BY EDITH O'GORMAN
Thl little work relate the bitter eiperlenc.
of a young lady who waa Induced through tbi
cunning of the Jesuit and tbe Ulster of
Obarlty to enter a convent. Her story of thl
heartrending scene enacted In those link of
Iniquity l told In a convincing style Prlct
in cloth C2S, nnt postpaid by
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO -
Our cui-fiice snoe sale!
friend a present there
of our Ladies' Fine
tine Kid Lac or Button
Needle or New Coin Toes. - .
S-T.UU
$3.00
-107 South Sixteenth Street.
IJOKTDNE has often been llamed f r her
blindness; but there Is none so blind
be who neglect to take care of hi eyes;
he will be blind as a bat some day. If there')
a de'ect now. for it will grow larger and
larger every week, and the longer if neg
lected the birder It will be to cure. Come In
and let our optical expert examine your
eye.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD COMPANY,
Leading Scientific Opticians,
1408 Farnam Street.
Oppotite Piston Hotel. OMAHA' NEB.
Department
Store Prices
Best
which
describes the rates at
DR. WITHERS
Is doing all kinds of Dental
Work.
Set Teeth $5 00
Best Set Teeth 7 50
Gold Fillings 11.00 and up
Silver Fillings I 00
Gold Crowns 5 00
Teeth Extracted 25
Teeth out in the morning
Sew Ones Same Day.
All work at about Half what
other Dentists Charge.
If Years' Experience 16
Dr. WITHEKS, Dentist,
Fourth Floor Brown Blk.,
Sixteenth and Douglas Streets.
TELEPHONE 1776
DR. C. GEE WO.
What
relatives
of my
Patients
j
During
The
Month f
October.
IRQ
Read the following convinc
ing testimonial from two
orominent Omaha Citizens:
Judge Isaac P. Unocal I and R. K. William
have tb is to say. We consider Or. O. Gee Wo
of M9 North 1ih St. Omaha, Neb., one of the
best iihyslcians In the city for the following
reasons: Four years ago our daughter be
came very nervous and at times sick and
unable to control herself. We doctored with
and consulted nine of U e leading physician
of this city, but be gradually grew worse,
until on the Tth of October. 1895 she waa at
tacked with spasms. She was unconclou
and delirious for weeks following t he 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 she has for a longtime. She Is Improv
ing every day and bids fair to get entirely
well. R. K. Williams. Father,
Isaac S. Hascalu a near Relative.
2105 8. 18th 8U
Ex-Constable S. B. Clark, office 319 f. Hth
3 ..say: I can't say too much for Dr. O.
G. Wo. My little boy and girl had dyptherla
and other physicians said they could not re
cover. I then called In Dr. C. Gee Wo, and
In less than 24 hours they were out of danger.
Healsc cured myself of Lagrlpp and gen
eral debility, ai d my wifeof Inllamn Htlonof
the oowels and female weakness, from which
she had suffered many years. I can't thatk
him enough for what he has done In my
family. 8. B. Olahk and Win.
Mrs, LA. Ducat, 1812 Clark St. -Heart ,
trouble and nervous dib Hty of many year
standing.
John Brooks. 534 N. 1st St. Of sprained
back, liver and kidney tro Bleof three year
standing, lsnowawlli n.
Mas. Anna Park. 2109 S. 3th St.Cured of
spasms and female weakn 8 of seven year
standing.
Fhank Holcb. Schuyler. Neb. Cured of
rheumatism of one year's standing, and wa
given up Incurable.
Consultation Fh. Dr. C. Gee Wo
guarantee a cure in every case or the
money will be refunded
Send 2-cent stamp for book and question
blank. Anyone wanting advice cej 'ritet
above addresses or call upon DK. C- 6EB
WO. il N. 16th St.Omaba. Neb. -
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