8 THE OMAHA DAILY BKK : ! MONDAY , NOVEMBER 28 , 1892 ,
ATTACKS ON ROMAS FAITH
Roviiwa the Situ-
Kt Eov , James Ecannell
tition U St , Fhilomerm's Cathedral.
CATHOLICISM AND CURRENT EVENTS
MrnnRR ilpncm f 1'iilillr Urodnltty nuc
lionshtlPM HnnrkiMilnel" UinniM"1' * ' '
Cnlnmnj Mur.-ly tlm Miireli of Anil-
clirlfil'it I'liin I'ntlciico Counm-letl.
Ut. HOT. Bishop Scnnncll prracbeil aurlni
lilpli maw at HI. Phllomemi's cnthcdr.il yes
tcrdnytoun unusually laiio coiierecntton
Ho uciinn by explaining the sltrnlllcnnco o
iho dny Uio llrst Sunilny In ndvctit th
bcglunltiB ot a period of n reparation for tli
of the bull
Rrcatcr mlvoni , the anniversary
of ( Jurist. It was a period c.tllln ? for nonl
tcneo and KooJorK , so us to socuto ill
blessings of Christmas tnno. Ho toforrcd t
tlio bp'.ritrf ' nnu-clirl \vhlcli is now abroad
to tlio wldcsnrcad evil whlcu Icnultif ? mo
iistray , ctiRPniiPtliitf hatred nndcattciln
falsehood broadcast. Ho continued as fol
lows :
"All thli U well Illmtratcd by recon
events in this city. Wiltiln the last fo1 ,
months persons have como hero and hnv
Riven lectures In which Catholics and th
Ciilnollu rellclunvoro dciiotincuu nud vlll
Hot ) . It Is Iho custom with this class of r.oi
bens to nnnounco beforehand Hint seine ji
tholr 'octuresould ' l.o dullvetcd to men enl
and others to x\omen only , th ITU by Implyln
that thodtsciosmos to bo tnuJnou these oc
aaslons would lioof vuch u nature that the
could not with propriety bo mndo before
mixed audience. There could bo no mlstal
Ing the motive of this aJvurtlsliiR device , o
Iho character of the uudlcuco whlc
it was meant to Influence and r.\ \
tract. llnndbllls havu been dUtr
buted nnnountilng the lectures , ana coucno
In Isumtlnce so KIOSS and so rutisiitional thu
It should bo evident to all parsons of ordmar
Intelligence that the Icoturers were rnoi
inoney-inakln ? atUtmturera , without rolifjlo
thcuiielves , nnd uithout respect cvun * fc
religion. 'J holr object was In oil cases , t
the > said , to expose Komanism and to slio1
what minsters of Iniquity Cclhoilca inu'
bo. People nuvc been foiind to lout thci
lialls ; Cionrymcn. pinfcssItiK to bo men i
pcaco and Kood will , hnvo plni-oO pulpits r
their diMioial , doubtless that the InlUn
might bo enabled to pertolvo the beauties (
Olirlstliin ch.irlty and uo converted to II
Christian religion.
I'll rim liirnul CriMlullty.
"Lareo auubnces hnvo attended tlioso le
tiircs , nnd men nnd uomcn clatmliiK to bo li
tclllfient nnil respectable havu even pitd Ii
the pnvilCKf ) anil the plunsu.ro of listening
ni'd npplaudlnp the grossest calutnnli
iisalnst their Catholic fellow-cltl/ens
against inon nnd women of tlio urentust r <
Iliiomant and of the highest respectability
upaltm men and wdmea of whom they tlici
selves litiow no evil and from whom the
r.ovor received nn Injury. Ann Iho men ui
the women who attended the o Iceturi
thowed by llieir presenro at them and I
their approv.il ot what thuv heard thut UK
bolluved iho chnrpoi m.ido Hint they t > <
llovcd that ttioir Catholic fcllow-cilizei
were utility of iho most atrocloi
mines that , could bo cluirpcd hpalnat
human being. And this thcv bollovcd , n
because they themselves had any ovlilom
whiilovor of the fact , or Locauso thov hi
cvni a rcasonablo suspicion tuat such \v
the case , butsoluly nnd simply on thavo
of a person whom piobably they never sa
bcforo a-id of whoso antecedents thov Itnu
nothing good. And ulna tmixcs this ph
noiuonon , as 1 may u ell call it , moro oxlr
ordinary still is that so innnv of these Itmc
nut loi-turers havobeen shcunapcain nnd uga
to bo persons of bud repute poor wro'ch
who. finding n demand lor nntt-Catho !
"
tirades and 'awful disclosureas ) they n
called , uiv iviuly to miol Iho dcinuud if on
tnov are ivild for their trouble.
"Nodoubt a j > ecullar trait of human natu
COIIILM into play here. The neoplc who coi
pose these uudicncos do not bclicvo in ccrta
Catholic doctrines , anil when they near
man say that ho loft the Catuolio church t :
cause ho could not bnliovo In the infallibili
ot the pope , or the rc'il piosenoo , or
purgatory , thev are pleased and llattcre
and they nra convinced tnnt ho must bn
vciy bciibibic ns well Ai : very good man , f
ilocs ho not ucrco wltli ihomi And if
tells them , us ho is most llkclv to do. that t
Catholic church is so corrupt that ho , goc
honest nu.i , was fniced to lou
it , they tnko this ns anotli
proof of his Koodiicss and vcraci
or have tlioy not been always taught , t
rxlRcnclos of religious controveisy HO
quiring It , that the Catholic church t :
always been very wlcltfdi Ana If it
whUpcioit tUut , not doctiinal dlfllcultics , I
less woi thy reasons have forci'u him out
the church , he tells them that ho is the v
tlm of calumnv and portosution , and at 01
ho become , tor them the uurtvr ns well
the smut.
" | : MICM ! " Nuns Uim lilciiMl.
"But It is in the case of that class of p
sons railed escaped nuns that wo are c
fronled with n condition of things truly w
dcrful. iSomo parsons have strange idea
convents , and there uro these who havi
conviction that no convent is complojo wl
out a dungeon or prison of soino'lilnil
which young Mid innocent women uro forci
-onllneU ami nude to suffer untold horro
Anyway , they are well persuaded thit ct
vents are full of wickedness. They ilicmsch
Indeed , have nnver seen a convent duncci
nor have any of their frlor.il or accjuai
mices ; nor have Iho parents and friends
the nuns and nupllsho live in tboso in
tutions over BOSH or hoard anything in tli
but what was goouamlodlfying , though ll
nro frequent visitors , uio allowed to c
verso witli the Inmates and to visit all nn
of the establishment as often as they ctio
to do bo. Hut the dungeons and the \viclr
ness exist nil the same In tlio cherished
liof of SOIDO persons. They will have it
"Wliut rlBht have pcoplo nnvbow , t ]
think , lo go and nhut thonuolvcs up hi u c
vent and pretend to bo better than it.
neigh born I There must bo Boiiiothlntr
underlying the wliolo buslnoss , if onl.v
could bo found out. And now appenu
woman who tells her ho.uers of hnr mini
loua OSC.IPO from u convunt nnd of all
ilroadful things she saw and had to su
while ihero , of dungeons and r.icln i
crlmos without number , and mikes horai
cncn cup full of hnrrois , for she luiows \
whnt they want. Ana every xvoid of I
wicliecl trash U behoved In hello of 1th
tuidlty , In spite cvcjn of the linpojslbllUy
its Doing true , ana it Is ucllovcil lor no o't
reason than bciuuso It Hatters
cliciibhctl prejudice. And iho i
who would oxoso [ the luipoituro '
not tie thanked for hU pa
"Ho will bo treated llko Colonel Stoii
New York journalist an J a Protestant , \
sought to verify thu htntewonts of the n
rlous Maria Monk. Kov thU purpaso Cole
Stone uant co Mnntroal , where Maria M
said she had lived in a convent , Ilu\
fully Investigated Iho rasa ho proved i
dustvoly thai she was never In thu coin
at all , know nothing of It , and thut
'awful disclosure1 wcro pure fabricate
For this sorvlco Colonel Stone was tro ;
by many people a ? nn enemy of the Chris
religion.
"l.lborty ol Spi-orli. "
"Very significant , too , Islho/cal nbowi
a certain class in demanding that tl
strolling lecturers bo not molested in tl
work of villltlcatlon. Lot us buoposo
the citizens of anv oUior religious ilonom
tlon were attacked ns uouuvobeuu ; that !
worocbargod bysomo udvonturcrwltti hi
disloyal , dishonest , Immoral. Undoubted
great outcry \\oulil bo made In the press
In tbo pulpit , every indignant cltlion wi
cry , 'Shime , ' and tlio calumniator would
driven out lu dlsgracs. Uut let n few foe
Culhollct liuvo iccourko 10 violent moas
forgoltliit ; in their Indignation that n
lug btirves better the purpose of the cnl
niutor and lintnedUtolv loud and at
protests uio huard , and tno civil author
are called upon to bafoguard llbertv
tpouch and liberty of the press , Now , I
a Dad rule lUnt Joes not- apply cnuallj
to ull classes of tbo community ,
tbo anarchists of Chicago have I
taught , that liberty of speech has
limits , am ) Uio nowtboy * of Oranna loai
only n week aeo at the bands of tbo po
that the liberty of the press does not n
that thov could distribute printed attack
tbo character of urlvulo cltlient , llu
unknown auvonturor must bo allowed to
utterance to the foulest calumnies aga
latrubldlng citltons and to distribute i
cent literature , If oily the tinrsons nltncked
are CathollcH , kocanso , forsooth , hborlv of
ipocch nnd llbertv of the press must be up-
h ld at all huztrcls. Npod wo bo surprliod
that rellclous scopllclim and Infldollty are
making ho.tdvvn when such thing ! nra done
lu tbo namoof the Christian religion )
tup * Itnli1i > ii IHrrnlty.
nm not coinplixlulngof thU
Hatn of arUlrs. I nm not con.iuring nny one.
It would \13 \ as rcasonablo to llnd mult with
the snow * of winter or iho heatt of summer.
Cnuso ; produce their efforts : nnd the effects
arc ns natural and M Inevitable In the one
case as lu iho other. Nor am I regrettlnc
that things nro ns I have doicnbed
them. I nm situ pi v describing a state ol
affairs ; ] nm pointing out what Is
undoubtedly the ntlltndo of a poitlon ot out
fnllow cltirond toward Catholics nnd luc
Catholic I'hurrh. nnd I am doim ; so because
nil this Is full of slgniflrani-e for us. 'Iho at'
tlludo of tno world today toward the Catho
Ho church Is precisely what ll has been anv
time for Iho last 1V)0 ) years. The calumnlo <
poltcn against her todav nro substantially
ho same Hint wore hoard lu the ( lavs 01
scro , and In them nro fultlilcd dnllv tin
iropticelos ipolton bv tlio Uivinu loilnder o !
hoCliristlan lollgion.
"To us who know tlmt wo nro the victim1
f n cruul Injustlcoand who are conscious ol
ho rectitude of our Intentions to us who an
aught by our holy religion to love Justice
an d hate Inlqultv , nay more , to love oui
snctmes nnd to pray for these who persccuu
nnd cilumnlato us they nro a salulary ro-
nlndcr that , as St. Paul sa\s , 'oiir wieullnt
s not iigatnst lle&h and blocd , but agalns
principalities and powers , ngumst tbo riilcn
of the world ot this dnridicss and against tin
splr.lof wUltcdncss In the high places.
This Is the lesxou jou ro to learn , Uu cnro
"ul too , that the charges made against yoi
ihall bo m.ido unjustlv , tie ciirc
ul , too , not to halo votir nolebbor nor ti
iVish him harm , oven Ihougli ho should do
ilro to harm > on , forsavs St John , 'Whoso
ever batcth his neighbor Is a murdoror.
Many of these who would Injtiro you nr
limply deluded , ctilpablv so perhaps , oil
icvertholois dcluOcu. Doubilc s .sonu o
lliotn meau well nnd thlnic thcv nro dolntr
scrvlco to Cod. Hemember that vou
Father Is their b'nihcr and that the ouoin ,
who U scoklnir your spiritual ruin , Is scoKin
'hairs also.
ContiHptH , ratlt'iioii nnil I'oi liriininrp ,
"For the Ulsijrftco brought on the fal
nanm of this city , you art ) In no way n
sponsiblo You have comported yoai-iolvc
with groit dignity in tbo most Irving ell
cunistanccs. And if your follow citbon
should , for n while longer , permit you to I
nssnllud by cilumnv and forgery , and I
charged with tno crimes buggosied by tli
'
dlsordored inviglnatlom of an unsa'vor
class , I um well assured that your bohavic
will be , as it IIP.S bean , \\atlby of all praisi
I repeat it ; you a-o not accountable fc
this foul opiuomlc ; lot others look to tlm
\ou must , carrv your cioss ; but have i
misgivings about Hie futuiv. You will I
the K'lincrs ' in the OIHI. The final victoi
vull bo tholis who contend for tuith nu
jiKlico , and have all manner of ovll tbiii ;
salt ! acainst them unjusJv for Chust's sal :
'In this worlu you shall have dUtross,1 i ;
said to his uisciplea , 'but have conlldcnco.
have ovcrcomo the world. ' "
lioccbam's Pills arc faithful friends.
Not I cr.
Hetcwith I iiiiiiotinco to my
nnil the publii' in uonoral that from
tluv ( November ° S ) Mf. .T. II. MeC.ibu
no longer connected with my Inisinci
anil hiis no riirht to tuko o filers or mitli
collections for 1110.
JOHN Unit \ xi.vie. .
Praclicitl Furrier , It'JO ij. loth SL.
A Nebraska boy born and brc-d is "Uilh
Ovgor , of the Djivey As Stone Furnltui
company. The t coords out at Woopin
Water show that ho was christened Wlllia
in IslU. bet not ono of tha thousands wl
know him would recogni/ehun by that nan ;
nnd it Is doubtful If hu would rmnmubor
himself without stopping to think twice. I
removed with his parents to PlalUmou
\\Uilo very young , nnil ruceivod his oducatti
Hi the public schools of that place. I
loft tno high scln
when Hi years
ago , and came
mis city to ent
the employ of t
Him witu which
has over > inco be
connuctod. Ho 1
can as a sulosin
in tlio rotili nopi
. . 'iient , on the sin
Uo and in ono
10 very bulldtn
ow occupied
na ilrm , ami all
iotir ycais' (
pcrionco was mn
purchasing "ngont , which uosition ho h
tilled for the past twelve yea
jiut ll must bo remembL'rcd that tno po1
lion is not Iho same as it was when ho to
it , for the business of tnohousohas lucroas
until it now amounts to moro than $ -.V)0,00 ) (
3 ear , and ho docs all the buying. t'a
years ago the concern incorpora'tou , nnd \
tJyffcr became one of the company , of whi
he Is also the secretary. Wncn not absc
on his flciut annual buying trips , which
quire about two months out of evorv vo
no is glvini ; his po utinl attention to t
lonauet of the business hero , and wlion tin
s n hotel to be fuinishod or any other t
loal on "I5IIU" Ojccris the man who dro
u tooth brush and sp'ira collar button in
carpetbag and Mips : out to look after
The company has conirautoJ for n mamine
new MvMor.v building Hint is to bo creel
on upper Farnuni street at n cod of nca
? 1)0I'OU ( ) ' on a site that Is worth Just about
ntich moro , and which will give them 12 ,
Bijunro foot moro llnor space than Is uTnn ( !
them ut the proscnt location. Mr. ( iyt
narrled uero clirht years ago , and is to
iitcnta nnd purposu * an Omaha "uoy. "
"
las never dabbled in politics , anu it" will
readilv Mirmisml that hohasattbudodstrlc
to huilnobs , or In would not. luvo bi
whcio bo Is today.
r Dyspoplta's victims Hud prompt and r
J manoiit icllof In IIood' S.ir-nipirlllu , wh
t tonoa the stomach and creates nn uppctlli
11
IMon : son n
0r
Via tint NVitli.ihli Hunt , ' .
The short line to St. Louis and quit
cat mute Bouth.
Only tt" hours lo Hot Springs.
Only U ! ) hours to Now Orleans.
Only I18J hours to Atlanta
Only < Y honra to .Jacksonville.
"With corroapontUug fast tlmo to
] Hlnts ) oa.st nnd houth. Hound t
tickets to Hot .Spriiiff . New Orion
LnUo Cluit'les , Ciiilvoiton , San Autoi
iMty of Mexico , I.os Au oles , Him Fr
clsco , Mobile , .lackboiiviilo , Tainp.i , 1
vuiia and all this wlntoircbnrts of 1
houtli mul west I'ei.'liniiiH : I'liuii'i1
( reo to St. Louis , Toledo nnd Uotn
I'ullmiui liullut bloopinj , ' cars on
trniiiB. BatfKitj-'o uheclicd from hot
nnd private rcsldoncus to ilcstiniitl
ForticUots , ilooplni ! uarai'commoduli
and ftirtliur iiifoniiution fall at Will )
tiuliot olllco , 1 )0 Furiiiun street ,
write , CJ. N. CI.AVIOX ,
Ajront , Onmht
Iloul estate.
HareruliiB only.
Mv word is
\\f. G. Albright.
Wl-'J-a N. Y. Life bid" ,
FORCED TO DROP THE PLAN
Promoters Abandon the Boot Sugar Devel
opment Gompnny Scheme.
DIRECT RESULT OF THE LATE ELECTION
< \ ci'iicl > inry ol 'Ormcirrnry Mnins : ttin Cut-
line Oil nt I'rotrHloii lo Home liutiistry
In tlii ! " 5iit.ir I\iio-l.cllcr I'roiu
.Mr. > iiiiilliuortli ,
A loiter just received from Kiiplrxud bj
Mr. llcnrv Utbson of this city , contains In
formation tlnil will bo of much Interest to n
proat tniny NabiMsu.i puoplo , espaciilly
the o who were intcrostcd In the plan pro >
poicd by the Hcol bugnr Iov lopinont roni'
iany about u vrar ago.
Messrs , \\.Southworth of tbo South'
\\orth P.ipcrcoiupiny of Mlttlnoaii if , Mass ,
and A. (1. ( Duystcrs of New York worn the
intno movers In the plan , which contcni <
iluted the erection of a number ot bool
sugar plants at various points In thl !
state , wllti a great rollnerv al
Omaha , to rollno the product ol
all the establishments. It wns bcllcvo'l ' thai
this plan was butter by far than tbu ono lhal
ed lo the uuildlhR of the plants now in ojicr
atlon , as It would enable the projectors to pal
up a plant for Slf.O.OUO instead of fiOO.OOO as
is required for a plant complete with a r *
flniniC department , and It would also placi
plants within thirty or forty miles ot anj
farmer who mlpht desire to raise the beet !
for this purpose instead of compelling hln
to ship his product 100 mites or even moro a
Is now necessary. The plan nlso conlcm
plated tno ownership of a majority of tin
stoi-k In each plant by the fanners thorn
iiclvcs HO as to allow them to control the bus
iness nnd at the same time lo instiru a suppl ;
of boots , nnd they were to ba allowed to pa ;
for tholr stock cither In cash or bcots.
Mr. bouthworth went east to raise th
money necessary to the successful stnrtln
of the enterprise , but owini ; to the falltir
Just at that time of the Now York bouso c
Field , Lindloy , * c Wiocher , through whlc
ho had expected to no/olmto the deal , h
was tumble In gut It , i.ud wont abro.td to in
tcrest forcisrn capital in the consummatlo
ot tbo project to which ho had devoted B
much time , nnd over which ho was so ei
thuslablic. It is of his trip to Kuropo and it
rcsHlls lhat Ihls loiter has to do , an
Jicro It Is :
Air. Smtlliudrill' * l.otlcr.
LOXIION , Kntr , Nov. 12. Mr. floury Oil
son : My Dear Sir 1 desire to toll you m
position in rocaid lo the boot suear industr
in which you know 1 ind so deep an inloros
You will roc.ill mat with Iho failure of Fieli
Llndloy iV ; Wiccher , whom wo were ilcpoiu
in on to ohuin iho capllal for the Hot
Sugar PcvL-lopmcnt company , itvas not po
siblo to secure the necessarv capital in No1
York. While I did not feel junlllml in gi\
IHR anv further encouiftRomo'nt to those con
inanities In Nebraska to which 1 had pivr
expectation that the Heat Sugar Dovelopmei
company would supplement their local cap
t l with stifliciunt aid to secure the ostabiisl
Ing of factories , I had by no means abanuonc
the hope nnd purpose to uvend such aii
cither by Iho capitali/ms of the Heel Sup
Development company or through sonii fori
of orcanl-'od capital to plvo such aid.
I thtreforo made it the mam object of m
stay In London to put myself on such torn :
with capitalists hero that when I had con
ploted arrangements in America I could coi
inand their contidencj. These arrangomen
necessarily depended on the probable polii
cal support of iho present national county o
sugar.
1 had arranged to visit Nebraska this wl
tor , m company with the gomloraan wt
would have chartro of the Now York ofrtc
nnd also taKa some zontlenian who so u
joyort Iho conlldenco of London canltallsl
that liU roprojontitlons would conunar
their financial interest lu tbo devtlopmci
company.
The results of the election have left n
without arguments to piosont. The state i
Nebraska h is expressed Its readiness to aflil
ate with the party that , from all I cr
gather , is plongbd to the repeal of the pro
oat sugar bounty. 1 an not question ll
wisdom of thoao who have thus lout the
aid to retard tlio fiovclopment of Iho be
sugar industry in their sttto.
I can only recogni/o U.o cold fact that Ni
braska nas thus nhoun herself unwilling
i RIVC political support to tno ovldentlr coo
to-end llnanclal nld of the govorninetit to tl
development of the beet sugar indnstr
That this eld Is ovliienlly lo end. with ti
results of the national elci-lion ns the cau
of such dlacontluuance , is my only roas
for wllhdraiving from my purpoio lo assl
in oeet , sucnr development.
V\ ill you , then , give such publicity as v
i.-in to this nusuranco that 1 have abandon
Iho cffiuts , which I have lea so many
Nebraska to believe would be In co-oporati
with theirs , solely because of Mio ovldc
change of national policy la regard to t
sugar bounty I Cordiallv'yours ,
II. W. SoiTiinouru ,
fet ! I hit ; Douii to I'usrs.
Circulator LawU of tbo ( Jhlciso SunU
'Sun made an effort Saturday evening to i
out of jail , where ho was sout in default
payment of a line for $75 autninisturud In I
police court for the stile of t > > o seurrilt
sheet. He went before .lud o Scott will
petition for n Imboas corpus writ , hoping
pet his release nnd secure tlm nostponrai
of the hearing of the uaso. .ludjro Huott i
fused to ( jr-int nny oostponmuit of the e.
but offered to coino up from Sharpy com
Tuesday ovniitnc ; nnd bold a nlKht session
hear the arguments In the habeas carp
application. The attorney for Lewis was i
anxious to hare the case cotnotoun IminodI
hoaniiK and did not want to take an anp
as he was loss anxious to go before Jut
Davis on the * trial of tbo case. Ho will lu
lo do ono thing or the other today.
.SOI/7 IJ 0.11 lll.l.
Idea \lonc.
Mrs. J , K. Morrison , poor woman v
lived alone opposite the Ueeil betel , died j
torday at 1 o'clock. When her condition
canio critical. Chief Beckett , uallotl tbo c
physician by telephone , but tbo woman d
ihoiUy after. Superintendent Mahoncy A
noltlled and took rhargo of the body , I
husband went to Texas u short tlmo agi
cngiico in work , Intending to send for
wife aa soon IIH lie could draw n month's p
A telegram was sent to him but bo oould
bo reached ,
\ mimt.'Their Ucinl.
J , ( ! . Ciittbrin and wlfo of Newton ,
parent ? of iho man Killed btbe train at
Albright crossing K a tan ] ay afternoon ,
rived in tha city yostordiy. The inqn
was postponed until today it It o'clock. 'J
nuinoof the deceased was Ueorgo rf. Outli
and not .lanios or John as tlio nun
have U. Lewis ( iutbrlo visited the tine
taker's rooms yesterday in company with
brother's widow , wbo bad up to that tl
not hcen ibu remains. The poor ivonun \
overcome \vilh eriof. The bodv will
taken to Xuwlon for burial , leaving I
evening on tbo llycr.
MiiKit ) Lily ( iuvHlp.
A telephone msssaRo from tlm central i
tlon at Omaha was received lute last o\
Ing to tbo effect that a little plrl fi years
bad been found , who claimed tier numii
Ijaul and tbat her parents resided at T woi
four til and M. South Uiuuhu. A there
bo
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nii-
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ry
1108
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icon
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nod
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b'lvo Thc only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder , No Ammouiu ; No Alum.
ude- inst Used iu Millias of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
search failed toluliscovor any ono ot tlmt
natnu In the vlclnitjx
The Itnnrd of TtMo mcotlner wlilch v ni n >
nottncod for Snltirjliiy evening had n * llm nt-
ten dan co. Thn l > o nl WAS ieor nr.l.od , now
officers oloeiod nmllm ilniesot for a future
meeting.
jM.wr ; . < n A nt't.i , Fiunr.
Mad Srnnrft U'ltiifuxoil In it l.lttln Mctlcnn
Town M py People Injiiroil.
NKW Om.fuss , Ila. , N'ov 'J7-Tho Pica
yune's Saltilll , Mca. . special snys : "Tho
tunyor of Artcga.anilown forty miles southeast -
east of hnrn , nrrlvaiuthls morriing and rolatus
Iho thrilling ctorjvof nn nccldnnt that oc-
currrd ht Artega yesterday , and the object
of hU visit Is to secure medical nld for the
unfortunate victims. The fall festivals
opened In Artcg\ : this week , ihe feature of
whicn was a bull fight , The great
event of the week was postponed
until yesterday , when four wild bulls
were turned Into the ring at onco.
About I o'clock , whou over ! t,30J spectator !
WPIO present , the bull lighters took Iholr
place * nnd Iho animals \vnro lurnoil li to tlio
mvna. After working no the bulls Into n
fttutuof ( rony , the mamlalor attempted lo
kill Ihu tlrst bull. Wounded , but not
fatally , the bellowing and wild capers of
the wounded anlmnis stampeded tlio others ,
nnd Ihoy mailo n united rush against the
batricmlo made for the protection of Iho
spectators. Tlio ban kudo gave wav , mid
Ibo bulls rushed franimnllv Into the crowd ,
tossing pcoplo rlebland left. It the height
of the excitement the seats collapsed , and
fully llfty people sustained broken limbs
and severe Internal Injtirios , wbllo a iiumbor
of olhcrs were olhurvviso injured. The
bulls killed ono person and wounded ton
others.
Wishes to speak through the Jlcyistcr il
tinbc'iii.'ikinl roaillts ho has reroived
from a regular use of Ajet-'s IMIIs ,
Unsays : "I was feeling sick and tired
nnd my stomach seemed all out of older.
T tried a number of remedies , lint none
sucmt'il to give me relief until I was In-
dared to try tliu old reliable Ajcr's
Pills. 1 havu taken onh om > Imx , hut I
fvcl lil < n now man. I tliinK tliej nro
the most pleasant and easy lo take of
anything 1 uvurm \ \ , being so llnt-ly
Biigai-coated that even a child \ \ ill take
them. 1 urge upon all who are
of a laxative to try Aycr's Pills. "
liouthb ly ( Me. ) , lleyistcr.
"Hutwccii the iiRcs of Iho and fifteen ,
I was troubled with o Kind of salt-
rheiiin , at oiaption , chiull.v conllned to
the legs , and ( 'specially to the bend ot
the kni'o above the calf. Hero , running
soies formed w'liich would so.ili over ,
hut w ouUl break Imniedlntely on mov
ing the leg. My mother tiled cM-ry-
thiiig film ronld think of , but all was
without uviil. Although a i lulil , I lend
in the p.ipei.s almut the bi-nelinal effects
of Ayer's 1'ilN , nud persuaded my mutli-
ur to lei mo try tin-in. With no
faith in the result , she procured
ami I began to use them , and soon
noticed an improM-niunt. Kncouiaged
by this , I kept on till I took two boxes ,
when the sores disappeaicd and ha\e
sievor troubled me.since. " 11. Chipman ,
Heal Kstato Agent , Ko.uiolce , Va.
"I hiiffciud for yeatn fiom htomach
nnd kidney troubles , causing \ < ry severe
pains in various paitsof tlie body. Mono
Of the remedies I tried ufiimled me uny
rsl'et until I.began taKing A > i.r't. I'il3 ! ,
and wascured ' ' \Vui.Oodd.ini , Notary
Public , Five Lakes , Mich.
1'ro-iaii.d tiy'Dr .T.C. AVcrJtC'o , T.oncllMaaa.
Sold by Urn1'1"tt , ' \ where.
Every Bose Effectiva
Truths
Are fomotlmcs bioiiKht homo to ns In u
torclblo manner. lii'n we are suddenly
iiiuili ) tu rejil/u ( hit hoallb is do-
ntioyoO. and that no aiolctlms ot
"OHIO
Nervous ,
Chronic
Private
Disease ,
or some form of ( llslmsslnjj and iUn-
Korons huMiul inuliidius. . lint
I-IOPEX
and joy talio Iho place nf dc > p.ilr vhen
we le 11 n that wo can hu
CURKLD
hv phioliiK niirsoUca nnilur the si,111-
fnl tieatmentiuf thusu UlnK -puulal- -
li.ts , the ahlu uoil siicuexsf nl
With uhom consultntlon Isalwivsfioo
to all apnilcnutx in person or thoio uho
cnuiosu a stamp for rep y
Semi t cenw nnd locolui fioo a eopy
of Hi 3 \aluablo lion Illnstialoil book
Of l-l ) 1IU.J09
DPS , Belts
119 South 14th Street ,
OMAHA , - - NEB.
TH
' 1/111S' / I 11IIL
' 1 lie Onl ) 1'iTlurtut' I
HI ll UriMllI > > ruiJO lu I
\\uiM.
1& lite only kyrliuo e
hiM'iHt'il ty which \a l
lliK'lUnn ran hu iiliiiu
ll'll'll \ > HlHMIt tim'illix It
IM Ullllf tlio cUit'llil. ' nr I
( eMiiiilhi/tlio iKonf a vi
> Cl. nml Mlilih f 'i ula i
loixtior rttti.l inju I knu
InluHilon
i-ori' III I1IIKU III I
AMI IIVUI ) III Illll
bllii.U :
Price S3.OO.
1 lie Aloe Si Tenfold t
IBlh Straat ,
NKATTO 1'Oil'OKrii :
1'uUnlcnnn pru.ctipth
ai-ciuuti'l/ | reil at 1
DUFFY'S PURE
FOR MEDICINAL' USE
FUSEL
Thm grp.it mudicinal whisk * ? is nsp dally
vnlu iblo or pa nr hal co.ds , pilp cildTIH !
n'.lml ' uon-vry troubles Thfgr p Is pnrtatn
to niipca- jaln this sf.isoa , nnd a wist ? man
or wo nan will ward elf Its a.iproich. In no
way enn thN b better ilou > thmi by tbo MS
of this p ire , malt v.-hlsU y. which Is tha best
stimulant In thMinrUet. Do not let your
druggist or groc rso 1 you miy other whiskey
whlH ho may ( li in to he " . | UH ! as gooJ. " It
li not tr it1. Scud tor pirn > hlot to ,
TIII : nrrr\ ji.vi.rIIISKIY t ; ) ,
lloelii-stri , N , V.
DOCTOE , : MeGKJSW.
In tlio treatment cf ii'l fotn s rf
PRIVATE DISEASES.
nnd till \\'o iliiiHSM anil I ) soidci of
wlili lossof courano. aiiililtlon.
ami vitality Knjlileun yoiiM ol
the most ri'inuiU tlilo siict'csi In
tbo troilmont < iC tli s uluii u ( umu.iiUB. which
Is urovi i hy the uiuvors tl testimony of tuon-
sniulsnlio liuvo buou uurcd. Wrlta for olrju-
l r anil question Hat. Itu mid I'.trn tin
MN. , Oiimlm , N l > .
DEFORMITY
Trusses ,
Cruicli33 ,
Batten's 3 ,
Sy ring 3 3 ,
Medical Sin ifsi ,
ROE & PESFOLI
114 S. 15ti ! St. ,
Ncxl tol'osl ' oliicj.
National Bank.
U , S , DEPOSITORY - - OMAHA , HE :
Siirjihis 5 , DO
CfllceM.indOlriM'tori HeiryV YUai. iirpjldjt
ll C. Cuflilnif vlco preiMenj , i' . < . MiurlojV V
MorHe.JolnH , Colliiii J. S , IL L'atrloc , howli >
Heed , cnshlor.
TL-llS I-RON 13A.-NK.
Nutlets
SenloJ proposals will bu roool\od : it in
time on or l < uforo 'J o'cloi'U n. in. of the lit
liny of Decumtlur , IV.i. . for thn pi Intln. of .1
bills for the legislature' unit Mich mutter i
miv bo oiili'tcil liv olthi'i honsu tlicieof. to I
printed In " 1)111 form. " which K shonn at
ilcslstnitB I us ol'i. > soni3 ( I ) nnilur tliu pilntli
Inws of the Htato of .Niihi jska.
I'oi iho pi'lntln ; nnil hln Iliu In cloth cove
of ono t linns mil ( I.OOJ ) unnlfs uiu-h of thu llu
nial rctiorts of the uiilltoi of pnullo ui'counl
tro.isnrur , sct-iutury of stnto. coniinHslonor
puhllc lands and building , mill hnm.iii
labor mill Incliintrhil statistics ; : iml li\o hn
ilioil ( .Vl'J ) c'oples u.icli of thu hlcniitul luports
the attornuy uuiiur.il , biiDcrlnti-nilont cf | iu
lie Instruction , state llhr.iilau anil iiiljiitt
none nil ; ono thousand ( l.ot'O ' ) coplt's icio |
hluto bo.inl of transportiitlon fin IMliund II
tliDiisnnil ( " > , UOo roplcR report stuto hnnnl
lurlfiilttiro for IBJc.1 , mill all other rpporl HI
ilounincntB thut ni ly ho ordered printed I
the Ic lsluturi' . t'i'0ilncli | s may entur In
nnil form a pint of the .Innrnuls , "lilch oln
of uorl ; Is liiionn anil drsl niitnd us uli ;
tli I co ( HI nnilur tlio minting I IMS of .Nclranl. .
Tlio hill woi U. t'XiMMited niiik'r uliisa 01
shiill he iirintod In sum II pic i t vpn , on nap
fonili'on ( H ) Inches lnn hy i'l 'il ' and onc-ln
( Vi > liR'hcs wide , slnjjio P.IKC ; p ipur to
twonty-i'l-'ht ( Jsl pounds tlotiblu cap ti I
n'ain. anil i'M.Tpl the tltln pnz < ' , u ich pa ;
xhnll L'ont iln not Irss than tnitnty-llvn c
lines of uolld MKiltc'i of i-uvun ( Ti Ini-lu's
JuiiKih , nnd thr llni-sshill ho stuit'iiisivo
nnnihuroil , with n hlanli on y In inch sp u
but Keen the lines
The lltlup.itft ! of s.ihl blil.-i sh.ill i-oiituln n
lc s than i'lhicuii ' ; ; ( IM 1 ncs us aho\o , ul
threix.'ll Ini'hnsudilltlon.tl sp u'o nllov , ahlc I
illsjiliiy tltlo in itlur. , , ,
1. mil hi I shall Htato what the h'dilor U wl
\i\ \ \ ' to do the woi ( complete for , | I < M P 11:0 , f
thiilhieo InindruJ I it'll ' ) eoph'S nai'h IMll.nl
tin' i.rii'n for iiddltlonal lninlii'd ( Hint in.iv
orderud of Iho same hhl at the i > amo tinin
thoorlxluiil thriM' hnnilredi.UU ) Ini'indln coi
poiltloii , piper , prt'ss uorl. , suu'liluc , lotili
anil > ll wor < of matoilnl entei.nx Into t
\voru ieiiilioil. )
\\orko\ecutou nilur el'iss ono shall
ilellvurcil in teed order hv Iho con riielin
the olllco of thobcmiiniynf bin HI within tin
davH nftor thoiecnlptiif Ihnorditrhy said cu
tnctor from tha chilli ni'in ' nf thn commlll
on prlntln , ' , Inolthci hiAiichof thnli' lslittni
All norkoxeontt'il under rlans hit'oilli nln
he prln'ed In Ionprimot , hrov < > i ind iionji
it'll type , on D'lpiT to ho nine Im hi"t I'm , *
slv tdi liitlicH wide slnild IIUKC. pupi'r lo
forty-live ( I'll JMI inds to no IIMIII of iwont ,
four by thirty slv whltohooU. I'.iuh hid u
dcr cliiss thruii shall slain nhut tlm hlilder
unltirtodo the worlf I'omplcto for , PIT ] ia ;
on riii-h ropoi t orltem In tlio cl. isInelnill
toiupnsltlon , pupur. press worlt. stltchliu.fol
I iz nnil ull work or material t'lituiliiK Into )
voflc rcijnliod ( i.illny and nnu'u pronf mn
lie fnrnlshuil Hhcn it'iii lioi h > ihnolllueis
thr oMTiillvo ilnpirlii'i-nloi ' the I'liaiiman
the conimlltee on pilnthu , In it thei bran
of Ihe lD lslnliiro Worli whim con ulutocl
huilollM'lcii freu of c\ponse .it Ihu stall' lion
I'lopouls foi worU In i"U'h of thuahu'
elas-i-3 ulll not ho rmnhloicd nn ess thu su
he nn'ompanli'i ! hy a luinil In iho HHIII of II
lioiisiindifi.UMMlollais with two oi mom em
ties ; th it In uaso the parly niopoiln ; for MI
corn i act shall ho atutr.lu I the same in > h 1111
ty , | , \vilhlu Ihei.xil ns ufn I tlm ait aid
him of Mtrh eonlrirl , outer Into bunds fort
ralthfnl poifonnaiK e llieri'iif , as piovlili'il i
law ami the the terms ol thcan | in > posul > .
1'r pnsalH shall In in ike. I "I'mpos ne f
pnbllu prliitliu" and addru-.oil to Ihu sU
mi.iril of prliitlns in can of the sierutary
.stuti' , liliu'oln. Ni'l ) .
( 'ontraclh on i lass onn ill aubov o Hptdli
ulll lioinvtirded as a whole.
I 'out i iii-l.s on clam t hire i.li rn ; il n u npui'in
ulll ho awarded In whu.u 01 Jn unit a t
hoard may elect - *
-.uiilih'J of the uoil. tu hu executed uml
i'lassonol ( ) and tlnue i.Ii may bo hven ul I
olliconf the heerotaiy of t lie.
1 1 ntr.ifts on al'oto el.ihyi s one il > and Ihr
il ! to run tttiM''l juus fiom li ) > i'iut > ul I.I , I-
n\i'pil | Iho reports of the hoard of transport
tlon and htato bo.ird of ui lonllnrf , thu lalt
lo hocomp'.etuil \ , Ithtn klxly d.ijs after I
au.ir.lin ; of thu cunlJait.
The state piintlns boiird re ints Iho iU
efr Uirv of hinte
J t : . ll II , I , .
'
Auilltoi I'nhlie Accoiui
, N U , Nor. it , IbW. uliilifl
WHEN YOU
Can walk into a clothing store in broad day light or in the even
ing if you prefer to and plank down three common every
day "hard to get and easy to spend" American dollar ? with
an eagle on one side and the "Loddess of ( . .liberty" the oth
er and walk out with a brand new overcoat on your back
that belongs to you fm- yon looks well on you and feels
a cold day , is it any wonder that that clothing store
sail liardly handle the crowds as fast as t1iey comc ? Say
it ? It's a fact that you
CAN C4ET
a substantial heavy chinchilla overcoat of us todiy for threes
dollars ; you can have it either single or d mb'e breasted with"
velvet collar sateen sleeve linings -heavy twilled lining and
Canton flannel pockets ; and -you'll be two do lar.s richer than
if you bought it somewhere else. For a iivedoll.ir b 11 wo offer
you today '
AN OVERCOAT
that you never saw equalled for less than e'ght ' do'lars ' in all
your life. This coal is made of so'id heavy chinchilla " cut
extra long lined with double-weight serge sateen sleeve lin
ings velvet collar and doubVsti'tchccl scams. If you'd rather
buy an ulster than an overcoat ,
"FOR NOTHING
is quite so comfortable on a co'd ' day we will sell you a great
heavy chinchilla ulster double breistcd cut goo.l and long
lined with heavy plaid cassimcre for five dollars and scventy-
fiyc cents or we will sell 3011 a gnind ne7e " " ( rnoT"ireec )
ulster double-breasted-lined with heavy plaid lla'inelfor
eight fifty that's worth an even dozen dollars. Ifou want to
buy one of those elegant overcoats that we're selling for nine
dollars.
f3inn TT
> UrJLj J. JL JL
o day they're going fast. They're in Kerseys Chinchillas-
Cassimcrcs blacks blues browns smokes modes tans
double-breasted singlc-breasccd plain linings plaid
flannel linings cassimere linings velvet collars self collars
full satin sleeve linings fourlecn-dollar garments at a nine-
dollar price. "
*
liir overcoats ! What fur ? Oil , different Kinds of fur , "fiir"Iittlc .Money !
Pair Directors
Have 5,000,000 Souvenir Half Dollar Coins in their treasury , the gift of
the American people by Act of Cougiess. The patriotic and hisfoiic features
of these Coins and their limited" number , compared with the millions
who want them our population is 66,000,000 have combined to create
so great a demand for these World's Fair Souvenir Coins that they are * j
alieady quoted at large piemiums. Liberal offers from speculator'who
wish to absoib them and leap enormous profits , have been rejected for the
reason that
This Is the People's Fair = =
We Are the People's 5ervants = =
and a divided sense of duly confronts
We need $5,000,000 to fully carry out our announced
plans , and
We have decided to deal direct with the people-
To whom v/e are directly responsible --among
whom an equitable distribution of these National
heirlooms should be made.
The World's Fair Offer to tlie American People :
That none of our plans for the people's profit be curtailed we must
icali/.c fiom the sale of 5,000,000 , Souvenir Woi Id's ' Fair Fifty-cent Silver
Coins the sum of $5,000,000. This means $1.00 for each Coin , , i much
smaller sum than the people would have to pay foi them if pmchased.
through an indirect medium. Every patriotic man , woman and child
should endeavor to own and cheiish one of these Coins , as they will be
valuable in fntuie years a cherished object of family pride. C' i
Remember that only 5ooo,000 Coins must be divided
66,000,000 , people. These Coins could
be sold at a high premium to Syndi World's Fair
cates , but we have enough confidence iu
the people to keen the price al a Uoljar Souvenir Coin
for each Coin , as this will make us lealize
$5,000,000 the sum needed to open the for a Dollar.
Fair'b gates on the people's broad plan.
Hnw In fipiGo to your neaiest Bank and subscribe for as many coins
Him i.u utu as jounced for your family and friends , These Sub-
TIlB Coins Agents of the World's ' Columbian Exposition will give
you their receipt for your money , as delivery of these coins will not
begin beforeDecember. . There is no expense to you attending the distribution -
bution of the Souvenir Coins , as we send them to your local bank If for
any reason it is inconvenient for you to subscribe st'nd Postoffice 01 I.xpiess
Atoney Order 01 Registered Letter for many coins as you wish with
instructions hoto send them to you , to
TREASUHER WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
CHICAGO , ILLS.
Oric' ! wilt tie in ( lie Order In wtucli they urc Kecelvctl
Douglas Sireet , Omaha , Neb.