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T lh Hliliiiltt. haft n,h mti t
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h1mKlf Infmi llnitxrjr X ( l.)on-
nd IiiiH rln ih ruilflmtlon I
h Orltr. Th nhott murl h
, ninnnn ttinn If hp mii i wli-ii.
MM tiliimaiiir i'itn lio iliil. In
lunilng lilii i'.i I on minlM flMi
for l'n, ll li'l!tti on
Mount Mnrrun. tHiiili'i In iwnltcn
tlat rpriifii, hrn I h h- (
ImI ln run. tiujt li I n d aiir lirl ail ll it
rat l.l.h ih aplriu -f Ui rtwrt
l not awm tn hava annouttrnl bp-
forrhond.
"Th lirfiiihlpua mpaaonRra rllmlwd
the ln pliTil a path up th llmntona
numnlaln to find th mlratl woikr.
'hum Ihfjr wr to rmov from a
Itlominjr cvrn to th mont ronaplr
iioiii thronii of th world. Thy hnd
ln Jolnd by Cardinal Petor Colonna,
and tha report "f o xlraordlimry
an oeriimnfo htl a'lr.irtut i-ountlpaa
tnultlliiili'H. J am po Hliifnna'hl, Hon
of the ruling Hnittor, haa (traphlrally
1arrlbd In rurloua vthp th atranjra
aen of which he wua an eye-wl'neaa.
Th nvoy, having found the pi tec,
hfhclil the rude hut of the hermit,
with a Mingle Imrred window; a man
with unkwnpt heard, with jmlo and
hagtcard face, rlad In a nlia)?y t uu It.
timidly wirveyed hla approaching via
ltora, They reverently bared their
beada lufore him. The anchorite re
plied U) their greeting In like mannc..
On learning their errand, he may have
believed It one of hla fantaatlc hal
lucination; for then unknown noble
men ram, from dtalant Perugia, a
aealed parchment In their hnnda, to
Inform him that he waa Pope, It la
aald that the poor hermit attempted
flight, and waa only prevailed upon to
crept the decree of election by ardent
ntreallea, more eapeclally by thoae rf
brethren of hla Order . . . .The
reaolva of a hermit, who hod apent hla
life In the aolltude of the mountain,
to arcept with the Papal, Crown the
burthen of the world, a burthen al
moat beyond the gtrength of a great
and practical gcnlua, la truly astound
ing. . , ,
"An Innumerable crowd, clergy,
baron, King Churl- and hla aon,
baatened to do honour to the Pope
elect, and the wild mountain of Mur
rone beheld one of the moat etirlou
acene that hllory baa ever wltneHed.
Tb proceaalon advanced to the town
of Aqulla, the Pope hermit, clad In hla
ilarahla habit, riding on an aaa,
which two King, however, led with
reverent aolleltude by the brldlo.
Trwjp of glittering k night, choir of
clergy Hinging hymn, and crowd of
diverse aapect, either followed or de
Toutly knelt along the way. At th
alght of the oatentatlou humility of a
Pope aeated on an aaa, but between
two attendant King, many were of
the opinion that thl Imitation of
i CJhrlt' entry Into Jeruaalem wa
liber vain, or no longer aecorded
with the perianal greatneaa vt tha
Papaey The Cardinal, men
erfitbe world, learned and pollahed
I.- gentlemen, aurveyed with aatonlah
merit the new Pope, who cama to meet
them with th air of a timid hermit
who bad lived among the wood, frail,
endowed with no gift of eloquence.
and devoid of preaenca and dignity!
Waa It poaalbla that tbla almpl an
. eh or It could be the auoceawor of Pope
who bad known bow to rule prince
and natkma with maJeatyT
"peter wa eonaecratad aa Celetlfne
V, In a church outlde the wall of
Aqulla, on Auguat 24th, 1204, amid a
ioneourae, a an eye wltnea relate
of two hundred thouaand apnetator,
He forthwith mado bla entry Into the
town no longer on an aaa, but on a
white mule richly caparlaoned, wear
Ing hi crown and aurrounded with
very magnificence." JregorovlUH,
Home In th Middle Age. Vol, V
f A P 15 cmfw cmfw cmf wmfwypp
Part II., pp. M-m.
THE FIIWT PROTKBTANT MI8BI0N
AKV IN I'OIITO KICO.
The Rev, Jamea A. O'Connor, Pa
tor of CbrUt'a Mlaalon, N. Y., baa re
celved the following letter from Itev
Manuel Ferraindo, the Hpanlah Uo
man Catholic prleat who wa convert
ad In Chrlat'a M Union in 15. and
afterward atudied In Princeton and
I'nlon Theological Hemlnarlea:
Ponce, Porto Rico,
October 9, 1898.
Dear Wrotnor O'Conwv:
I take pluaaura In writing to you
from tbla new American country
which la opened to the Uoapel alnca
j t t tfce t ..,.,. t I t '
tVMil Hi' (- rf, lt!l
lMilW a,o(ii f llrrrllr'a VrnUr
KlaaU
A a litWrvxMptf ujHl up
In H ri.wtcninloatlon f IVUab
trnl la Chicago jr h Unn aliff.
In o far a Ih a-'l f ctrrtnnunlcil'oi
(T,tl Iho rW'i' r.Helui rlghlt,
lha UUcan, ff c war, t U rVrc ;
hut M lha analhemfTcpU a rU th
H!iilr rlghta f m Udiirl4t', lr
UnodmibialtU tmllhrt cSunh
puUlUulf la dlwol e.nflidt with lha
ala'a. and lha maj if eo. romunloll n
that Home Invoke upia recalcitrant
member of tha church will uniloubt
dl; bave to be mmlldol a n it to
trt ad upon tho right lo ' life, liberty
and the purault of haiplnea" that ao
vouohaafed to lha moaneU Amiirlcin
clilzeo. Kxcommunlcatlon it not un
known among tho Jew, It la rarely em
ployed; but when It I lnvokcd.lt affect
only rtllgliu prlvllegoa. American
Hebrew New York.
I.KAKNKH8 CANNOT UK Cl'ItlCD
hy local apiilliattona, nn lhi-y cannot
reuch tha nliM-imcd portion o( Itie ar.
There la only one way to cure l-ufnna,
Hnd that la by coriatltutloiial rmdlca.
H-afncaa la chuim-4 by an tnlliimtid con
dition of the mticuim lining of tha Kua
tarhlnn Tube. When thl tube gel a In
nitmed you hava a rumbling aound or Im
perfect heurlna, and when It la entirely
cloned Iieufneaa la the reault, and unleaa
th InllHmtttlon can be tnken out and thle
tub roatored lo Ita normal condition,
hHrlti will b deatroyed forever; nine
ruae out of ten ura canned by catHrrh,
which la nothlna but an Intliimcd contll
llon of the mucoua aurfuce.
Wa will Klv One Hundred Dollara for
.J f,,.... (, hii..iI hv I'uturrhi
I that cannot be cured by lliilra Catarrh
Cure. Hend Mr circiiuira, r,
Bold y Kruaalata, V:
ltemt Of lnlercat.
Borne anxiety 1 ald io be felt In
high eccleaUitloal oirotoi ln'Rume
over the coming publication of the
memoir of Mgr. Carlccl, who died
throa month ago. Tho dead prelate,
wboipent much of bla time in tho pa
trician aoolcty of Home, wa known a
man of keen wit and bitter and tar
caitlo tongue. Hi memoir are In the
ame itraln, laying bare folblei and fob
He releotlcMly, and great effort 1 be
ing made to prevent publication.
There are In Bpaln 120 protectant
cboola, wltb U male and 70 female
teacher. Tbcy Instruct 2.600 boy
and 2,100 girl. There are eighty Sun
day achool. Tha froteatant publlth
la Spain ilx journal la tne intercut of
Prlteatect religion.
m i 1
What do the frlenda of John Hel
gron, who waa one of the men who
checked defaulter Mooree, think, of al
lowing the man Klerabsad, who dis
charged blm from the county'e orv-
Ice, to go back inW the offlce of oounty
wm)mlioner? What do the friend
of Halfdan Jacobaon think? '
There are fltoen ProtcaUntchurohe
la the elty of Rome, all the work of the
lait twentyegbt year.
Tboae who would lead men to oppoae
Rome mut look up her record.
' "' iii
ieugisi ii tie nmEiicm coma
( fl aaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
An Eay by Chae Royi, throwing a
blaze of light on American blatory
how that the Jesuit were tbe came
of all tbe colonial war, Indian and
French maaaacre of thoe time, and
help you to properly appreciate the
Image of a Jetult prleat on our new
one cent postage (tamp, Pamphlet on
SftTAIUAN API'SOI'KIATIONS, Con
grea.tonal, State and Municipal, tame
prloe.
lo pamphlet form Price 10 Cent.
Addreaa: CUASE ROYS,
Washington, D. 0
Holding on to pagan aaperaUtlo
gives Rome mortgage on four laitk.
Do you know that Sawyer's Soap l
the rery beat In tbe market? Aik
your grocer for it, Inatit on having It
and oo other.
cvarvboay na-e ao.
raack-ftt r.ndv Cathartic, the moat won-
derful medical discovery of the ane, plcaa.
ant and rcfrealung to the taste, act gently
and poaltlvcly on kldnej-a, liver and bowela,
...ki.klnff Him entire svslem. dtsnet rolua.
euro heatlaoho, fever, babltiiul constipation
and biliousness. Plraao buy and try a bo;
of 11 11 C. Lo-dav: 10. ga. fa) cent, ouiu anu
iHi mw mrupucs t r net,
i
t ' ltw rri,
,W ! ili -lRfcithi t. V
Intf Irt Ilia mt'nli nt l IS ii-iil
!(, ilh r"( l (t H (iirHii(i
f ll Mi Kim i ) isiiHf
trlarjr IU h ral'ir t lnt I m I !..
MiuUtff Wctt r inl hlrh Itirontrh
tin ii I lnI.Uin al Mnra.
hnilrnn.t will tut Utlr l ilh IV
I II nt 7. lia atf'iil lli r.iiu-'l.in
hia rrrm'it h awriil l lrr
A rifin, r pi ! hi m an Amrrin
ayitillral. fur iHo riir,i li-B rf lh
ranal 'n Iho rlralin nf I In- tn
traot ht-ltl I'V Urn Mar) iinr rmmpanv,
Til lrrl-lnt ami iiipihIh-m f Ilia
raMnH ar of the opinion that tli
m w aymlli-at liaa Iml rtiri.- Into lh
ajfrprmt-nt with llm U-rif nan trovrrn
mrnt to liiilUt In ratial, Iml to inaka a
!al with tli Mnrilliuat'anal roinjiany,
under which the syndicate will reoctv
a certain aum fur Ita right.
So far aa Hi adniliiUtrallon la cm
eerneit It object ion to a transfer of
the etinceaiUiii at tlita time lit-a In lha
ll cffi't-t It will have upon I'tiiigrcaa,
which would beailate to vote tlio gov
ernment aid ao ncivn-.nrv In the con
atrucllon of the canal.
"Private enterprise will never build
that great waterway,' aald an official
laat nlirbt. "A government will have
to build it, and that government will
be the I'nited Mutes. So far aa the
administration la concerned it la not a
queation of what company baa a con
tract, but the President la pledged to
the construction of the canal, lie be-
lievea it to be a neccHwity and he there
fore deairra that the statua quo be
maintained. In ordor that when the
anbject la diaciiHacd by Congreaa no un
necessary complication may exlat
which could be used to the diaadvantv
age of the proportion for the govern
ment to build the canal.''
The authorltiea are gratified at
Prealdent Zelaya'a announcement that
the concnaaion of the Maritime com
pany will not expiro until October 9,
1H0D, and it la Intended that every ef
fort ahall le directed to secure the
pnaaage by Congrcs of one of the
measure providing for government
aid In the onuatruulion of the water
way.
The canal complication la tangled up
with tha entrance of the Oreater He
publlo of Central America upon the
aecond alage of it existence, which
occurred Monday, The republic haa
now been In existence for two yeara,
having had Ita foundation affairs
managed by what i termed
"diet," which the United
Htatee-taeltly recognized by receiving
mlnlater whom it accredited
here. ' The department will now be
called upon to determine whether the
greater I epubllc ahall be given full
recognition but a , It opposed the
dispatch of Minister Merry to Central
America, and ha further, It baa been
charged, exerted It influence to pro
cure tha construction of th canal by
Oreat Britain rather than by the
United Htat, it I doubtful if Minis
ter Merry will lie accredited to it, for
the preaeat, at leaat.
WILL IT BE LEAD OR BONES?
Th Kamoin Droe tioffln to Re Opanad
at !.
Londos", Kov. 4. Tho high eourt of
appeal ha at last authorised the
opening of the eoflln o! Thomaa C.
Drue In it vault In Ilighgate ocmo
tery. On tha reult may depend tbe
ownership of one of tbe greatest duke
dom in the United Kingdom. If bone
are found there tha ttory that haa dia-
fJrbed the Drltlah aristocracy will t
proved unfounded. Hut if tha eoflln
hold only a lump of lead then the
favorite of Ixndon, the friend of Queen
Victoria, may lot the vaat estate and
th great nam of tha Duke of Port
land.
TROOPS ORDERED TO CUBA.
Tat lira of tha Oarrlsoa For te
Vm90 AIkmiI Komb SS.
WAinseTOii( Nov. 4. The War de
partment haa Issued a general order
for the movement of troop to Cuba
Tha 6rt troop will leave about No
vember SI, and will comprise a brigade
under Hrigadier Heneral Carpenter,
The brigade will be taknn from the
Seventh army eorpa, and one of tha
regiment to go will b the Third
Georgia. The brigade will be aent to
Neuvitaa, Puerto Principe.
Th Tesaa In Dry Dock foe Repair.
Niw Yoaa, Nov. 4. The United
State battleship Toxaa arrived to-day
from Philadelphia. She will go to tha
navy yard to b placed in dry dock for
repair to th propeller, which waa in
Jured by contaot with a log while pro
oeeding up the Delaware.
Hla Olfl to tbe Gathollea.
Baat.w, Not, 4. Kmperor Wltllara'i
aoqaialtlon of a plot of laud from the
euHea and hla transfer of it to the
Oathollca ia regarded aa the final touch
In a long and carefully 'prepared
scheme to mollify the Centrist (the
Catholic party In the itcrnian uelah
star). Th ohlaf feature of thUtoherae
wa4 tbe vengeance taken for th mur
dr of the "atholio mUfclonarlea in
Chlaa. Einparor William ta the first
Chrietlan to have vlltd tha tomb of
Daridatnoe th yar 1187. Tbe tomb
waa one of tne moat aacrea Aionam
. S., i iil n
f4 of I tt . "
r fci.4 Iia.ihi A , i'mw I, IK
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m I lnr.
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lll(f. If li l Ih p. I nl a lll
Mu ni t.f i li..l nn.-al i..fi
" 1 ii t.ailtt I aatltnliaUv e IS
Ml 1 1 ' !. Uk.lt m r .til.ivj,r,t
ta iin.ii.ir, II. kI yn. wlli
lln fmUtrr MHton wnll MVirWr
rlii..l rttt l lti.i tn 1 tin nuUr.
when rpUitallna w i'.i U f.rlbtim
ln- a I., In ft .n for Waving l a
Ii.mI ivt - ratter.
1,iii.nv Ky , Nov i Th flrl
wllii,'-. U'fure the war lii,llatt,n
eiimiiilkAlitn wa liciier! Jmteph I.
Sailer, who ha bad command of the
Itilr.l ilivWIoti. He ftld Ilia aenuul
itlvUion ,'kiim l Clil,Umnir waslof
badly located, tieing In na-ky ground
1 " I
hero alnka could not lie deeply dug.
When asked why Hie tpiarlermasler'a
department could not furnbth article
niMVMtary for supplying I lie army,
tieneral Sanger aaltl: "The romplea
sj-htein of furnUhiiig supplies to our
amiy ia at fault. If there was mi do
part in iit to supply all want of the
army
there would Ihj no clashes and I
these complications could not arise.
At riiickninauga the control of my I
Hivlslon hospital waa taken from me
ana given to mo ciiici aui-geon oi ine
norns
I
I iKtlleve Heneral HrtHike tried to I
do alt be could to bring the camp to a
, ,. ...7 , .
good aanltnry condition, but be waa
aiirroiindfd bv a medical board which
... , . . .. . ,. i
did not appreciate tho serious eondi-
tlon of affair. Dr. Iluldckopcr espe-
in .. .i.inut. ..... ..
daily thought Dr. tlrifllth was uu-
neceaani-ily alnrmed. Dr. Orifllth In-
aisled that a case diagnosed a. typhoid
malarial fever waa In realty typhoid
fever, lie examined Chlckamanga
creek where the intake waa lix-ated.
An engineer oftlcer examined It and
I
pronounced It bad," I
eioi rn,ikriy nti,,iitiii.
SANTIAGO UK t.rnA, JNOV. . The
... ... i
United Htalea transport Port Victor
. . t. . , . i
waa to have left yesterday at noon for
the United States with a number of
sick officer and men. Fortunately,
list before the hour fixed for hor de
parture, (Sencral Wood, military gov
ernor of the department of Santiago,
went on board, To hia amazement, he
found no provision specially suitable
to !uk persons, an entire lack of deli
cacies and an Instimcleiicy of medical
auppllea. i
General Wood declares that here
after he will nav a nersonal visit to
aner ne win pay a personal viau to
every trausHirt before It leave the
harluir Ha tli nks It very atrano-n
iiarixir. no hiiiik u very airange
that, after all the experience had here
in this line, the medt-nl department ia
. ... ..
notauieio manage na anaira ueuer,
and that the personal upervllon of
.. ,, , ,ii
Ilia miiiiinDnillni, itkniilB kh.inl,! lit, na.
ceasary
Kyi lUpodlstes Ills farty,
AnKRUKKiT, S. D., Nov. 4 United
States Senator J, II. Kyle, in an Inter
view In the New to-day aay: "1 re
pudiate the Populist party manage
ment In thia state."
Although htill an Independent, be
will oppose the fusion until the ttate
ha been redeemed from th element
.. . . ,
that now control th party. He
charge hi Popullat colleague In Con-
grea with being unpatriotic In not
aiinnortlnir President McKlnlev In tha
war against a common foe. He aay.:
l am an American cii.i7.eni prouu oi
our country, proud of our President.
proud of our army and navy and proud
of our flag, and a long aa 1 hava
breath to cast a vote it ahall b re
corded for my country, com what
wllb"
Job a Wsnsmsker la Troalil.
Pittbuho, Pa., Nov. 4. John Wan
amaker, who la making a tour of
i,rr I.-..II.IV,, ri,..ii k, iir,
.....i ...i,tfc. .4 ii..t ,
rew itrignton ana jteaver raua, waa
a -.nu . i.
nikktuiiiiiiw, vi n it.. to
sianuer wncn no autppau irom in
trkln kf P,u.beklke Tltsi n .Ihl If 1.
" " , " braaka, beina a twenty-live Vii) foot atrip
Thoma M. Robinson, formerly atat off the wrt aide of Ts lot M (as i
nrlnlee at Hsrrlslmrff Mr. Wan, '"fd In I HMO. exiondlna from Urwsii tar
r... . ,
maker recently criticised hia manage-
ment of the atate printing ofllce. Tha
umrnon I returnable th flret Mon
day In December.
Indon Tammany Tlekal
Nkw York, Nov. 4. A meeting of
National Democrat waa held in the
llrooklyn Academy of Muale last night
to make a formal declaration In favor
of Judge Van Wyck for governor.
About 6,000 member of the German-
American Reform Union met in
Cooper Union and put the formal In
dorsement of tbelr organization upon
the Democratlo ticket
pala Will Hold th Hag.
a, Nov. 4. The Kollel con
n .. . ... ..... .
t'ARia, nor. ine rtoitei comment-
ing editorially upon tbe position as
sumed by the American peace commis
sioners aavs: "No monarchical trovern
,.,, ,, i, , . j,,..,! , -,i,,. it
ment would haie dared to conduct It-
elf after the faahlon of the American,
who sr. forever talklnu- so inticl, of
who art jorever iniainif a mut.ii oi
right and liberty. The plan of tha
Am.rioan 1 now .vldent. It I to
take all of Spain' oolonle and leave
Retain th d.bt of all those oo on lea.
- , . .. ,. . . . . ,
inia ia vne result oi vne uoiy war up
dertaken to Insure the Independence of
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I.i,iIhi v
II....J .. V..t..L.. V...
IHi. I"v U ItlliiWNH:
IMitliilllT.
lllk All.tim
litH- ait Nil. li..
W. A. HAfNHKIta.
Attorney, Merthanla Nailoiial Hank.
NOT1CK
TO NON-KKHIUKNT
1'K
KP-NHANT.
To H M Kb v. fliKl and real mtni.' mi-
hnoan, Hiihii V'ay, bin wife, Kiln Itfeve
I umiiltt'll anil Jiilm-k l.rwlk, liiiii-ri kl'l.'lil
III l. llllHUlk
Vou are li,reby nolllled thai on the Jiiih
! .;, , J "' , "in''XI'LA:
lion in Hie pitrit-t I'ouri or imiiikIss
Irmilily, Nebraakit, nKnlnet H. M. Kay,
I llrkl Mini rcil niniie iinkinitk-n Miiknn I'uu
his wire, l:ila iteevee ('ainiiln.ii. Jumvs
Andrew J iMirlnnd, l lie object
and prayer of which la lo foreclose one
return laa ceriihViita dated November
iwi, uiam Hie followliiK d. acrlbe.i
ren, esiaie, io-wii:
rh ,.uttl ..wf f (a. i, W,,,V
three isn In sect ion 1 5. IowuhIiIii If,, ruin.-
1.1 eskl, all situated In HoiikIh I'oiiniy.
,, HlH(H , N,.in,.K1(, ., ,;;
la now due Hie sum of 7n.mi, with Inter-
m"t TX.Zr'ZirVH
sum, wlih Interekt and cohis iouiilir
"WW J?m.,:!!.l.,!.l.,!!v x?..l1n.
for a decree that he hns a tlrst Hen iiiiuii
ZZ ; .,'!''", .". "" V. . .
liay the same, aid I defiin It I hereof Hint
the said nrniierly lie Mold lo Hiillkfy Km
iinioiini roinni due, mul Hint upon Hale
thereof Ihft defentliilll lt ,l..liurea.l nt nil
iriKMl, line linn inlereal In said real es
re, ,.i to, inn.-, ru i i i p ri'iiei.
Vou an, also hereby ikiIIIIimI llnil vmi
nn nh "f you the reuulred to answer
knlil peiltliiii on or before the I2tli day of
i.ri nw. y
Haled at Oinahn, Nidirnskti, November
11 n, iws.
II A It It V .1. TWINTINll
Hy W. A. HAI NHKIIH, I'lalnlirf.
i s A I lornev
line, nn, run. M2,
W. A. BAUNDKRR.
Attorney, Merchant National Hank.
NoTiero
TO NON-MKHIDIONT
ri?.
FKNDANT,
To Ami W. Ilrluus. William II Merit
Alexander M. Kerrls. Kaln M Hull am
U'". ,'",',ll"Ml Nalhinal Hunk of I'ortlatid,
Maine, non-reslileni defeiidatiis:
You are hereby nolllled that nu tha
"l,v or i n-toiier, A. l IW. James I,,
MrowI1H .,,lln,)fT i,,,,.,.,,,, ,, ,,, .
tlon in the liiMirlei rotirt of IioiiuIhs
" . """"f,"; """V:,, "'lai.iio M
I Wood, Asa W. HrlKKs, Wllllnm II. Heck
Alexander M. HVrrla. Kate M. Hall, the
l'"HI"i'd Natlnnal lank of I'ortlaud.
I Maine, et a ., the object and prayer of
I - i., ......... . ' . .'
which la i foreclose line eel-lulu tax cer
tlllealn dated Niivntnlier loth. 1WW. unon
Hie followlu described real estaln, to-wlt:
I tie iinnivineii I welvi-l nil'teeiit hs IIJ-l.'ll
of sub lot twelve 1121 of tux Inl live
III section in, township 15, raiiK" HI east,
sllllllleil In tlonirluk ('niintv Nt,.l.p.,.Li.
uimiii wiiii-n mere is now due the sum of
liilll.lll, with Interest at Hie rate of ten
ier cent per annum from October Jrd.
urn, lor which sum. w lit tilerest and
costs toKulher with an attorney's fen
amoiiniltiK to ten per cent of Hie decree,
!,", i!.' 'yn f,r, ? 'J'"'!'"' '.T
defeiidanls shall nav tha same, ami Iii
default thereof that th said property ha
aold to satisfy the amount found due, and
that upon sate i hereof the defendants b
debarred nf all rlalit. title nnd Interest In
relief' ' -i....i.
Vou ere also hereby notified flint vou
,,,, neiition on or before the nth . day
I , "n-mm-r, i,
tinted al Omaha. Nelirimka. November
fill, iw.
JAM 1-lH I,, HltoWNK.
Ily W. A. BAUMMfiltM, I'lalnllff.
Ills Attorney,
Doe. m. No, IW. ' "
HMIOHIKrS BA!,K
Ity vlrMm of an order of sale Issued out
nf the district court for Don laa county,
deorasaa, and to tna uirmc-teii, l will, on
tha 4th day of Octnher, A I;, IKHH. at ten
,i',.,wl, A k.1 ...t.l ,l..u L'..u,
front door of Ihn t.'nurt Mouse, In the
t'liv of Omaha liouala County, Na
I oraaaa, sen mi uiionn noeiion lo intt man
,,. bidder lor cash, lha lirolterly Hm-
arnneti in aaiu uidur or aula, fuiiuws,
I to wit: . k
I ,.,.. ,kf,t .., ,.
t ioi iwenty-inree (.-;u, section .it, towiii
1 snip lo ran I. Koimias ouniy, N.
Vlnlon) Htreet to lioulevard i Btreet.
Also a strip or alley twelve 12i feet
wide from North lo riouih, and twenty
hve (iii) rimnltiK from esst to west anil
abutting upon Ilia north aldn nf 'lax lot
sixty-two th'Jl formerly a part of Ta
lot twenty-tiirca i&ij in awtton w, town
ship lb, raiiK IS. DouKlaa Counly, N
braakn, belli between Ihn church prop
erty and that owned by lha Carpenter
l'"lr Company. Also a strip or alley
I u, weal, end aliutim- in.iui it the south
" of taa lot ureiva Hi) tforinarly a
w ,i u township 16, rana 13. DouKla
I county, Netiraska, and bein just smith
ui tiiv tut... it . m n.i.t t,t t.'t
ownetl by tha Carpenter l'a(er company,
In tha eliv of Omaha, as surveyed, nlat
te nd recorded, all In liouglaa county,
Htitte of Nebraska,
Hald Drouerty to b sold lo satisfy
Jamea I.. Ilrownn, plaintiff herein, tha
sum of Four Hundred and eleven and aa
Iml till SMI dollars ludamelit and Inter
est thereon at rat of tun (ID) per cent
per annum from i-enruary 7in,
, in nil r tlltt iiiiiner kiiin Ul nun
,jr,l and Korty-slx and 41-l'wi UM II)
dollar costs Herein, toKetner witn accru
InK costs, accordlna to a JudKinent ren
dered by the district court of said I'hiik-
- 1 laa county, at It February term, A.
aa countv. at it I- rnruarv term. a. i.
I w", in a cerium action men aon tnere
,)nit .,1r., j,es I.. Urowne Is
plaint irr, and Jereininh c, wibux. rerlla
J- U' o. carpenter raper t o npany, b
, , j .,. - lla ,....),,,.
the laws of the Statu of Nebraska, and
V Z '"hV "V "1 ,w ,,.,i
' Joiis W. M' HON ALU.
... tmerin: or lioukiss couniy, nDra.
I - - PHUIIiima. aiiuihi'I
- iirowne vs. w cox at a .
Hocaot i. no. im.
IIS.
IIIM Htt
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T Vvtrt siff liaf am
It. tlaMlWat II f-t r tl ra
lw vt-a4lct. t h trft r.wtttf
a leiU'-li tUV Kewa '
1e ' ia vm, l aatly
4 apaitweav, WttUy rv
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i raV t a-r -, fel Uaiaa,
tberaeeval ).Hrt4ll, a llVatt mA
a tUt 4 -a te jwt re )
.!, nan, g.i antt-ke r tdaf
ctrJa abtie fa teg at th rale at a
t lt aa ketif
Mulhk, I t tt-li a V full laf iraaalbj)
at Tit kt urbi lwint
I'ei! l-a Hi t ih aal Mtoa tt
I'aaweger artirleg at t'hlcan ky
thrhleags IU k Is anJ A Taelfla Iff
can, by lha w Ualo KlevaWd Ixwip,
nach any (tartnf lha city, rr h a ti
real fare ca be takra Immediately to
ary of the large tort la the do
lowa district. A Ira I a will up at the
Usk Island Station every mlaaW.
Thi facllltlea ran only he offered tf
th "Oreat lloek Island I lout."
Addrt
JOHN SKIl viruN. O. P. A.,
Chicago.
Call and consult tha moat reliable
palmist and card reader of the age.
Only here for a few week Iloura
daily, a. m. to 10 p. m Huntley, 1 p.
ni. to 10 p. in. MA DA NIK WESLEY
1022 South IDlb HI.
Every fact Is an antidote for
foolish fancy.
Rome find slander a better weapon
than a bowle knife.
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NEW ENGLAND i'UHLISII G CO.,
H0MER8ET STREET,
J" s" BoeTON, MAaaet.
1 .. 8
Department
Store Prices
Beet describes the rates it
which
DR. WITHERS
Is doing all kinds of Dental
Work,
Bet Teeth ..15 00
Iieat Bet Teeth 7 60
Gold Filling 11.00 and up
Stiver Filling 1 00
Gold Crown 5 00
Teeth Extracted 2ft
Teeth out In tho morning
Sow Orion Same liny.
All work at nbout Half what
other Dentists Charge.
16 Ykars Experience 16
Dr. WITH Kits, Dentist,
Fourth Floor Brown Blk.,
Sixteenth and Douglas Streets.
TELEPHONIC 1776
it cama into the posaeasion or our ne
guaranteed to cure by ail druggist.
medan abtinea
tbe Cuban.'