TH E AMERICAN
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tt psitmin I'irruW from tht Atuer
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liieg the linm pnnled In full the
flrotilsr llif.V bt) lit the Initial A.
T. A , In Jt jjp I. tler. Not estltttf t
till ip lil N.tr hsskrt with Iheiii, he
threw them In the trwl w hiln i hi
sstur from Dm u.li.fliee to In .r1nli(
(1W, Some tliildieit ringing hy M
th time pli'krd nj some of them, Slid
V emml' Irish Koiitmi I'ntlmllo
Oejuiy sheriff got hold of tine of tliein
Hint found out who had dropped them.
A da or two ttfierwsrd In' mel Mr.
Knoll In the cuunl)' court hmise tmtl
asked liitu In n somewhat eoinumiidii
tory toiu', If ho was cimiliitiiig A 1
A. literature, Mr. Knoll told liim
Ihnt he wn not. The deputy ilieiill
then pulled mil of hi pt-eket one tf
those cireulurs with I ho great hlg A.
I. A. letters on it, mid demiinded of
Mr. Knott to know w hut ho culled
tliHt. ntid If be had not thrown It in
the Klreet. Mr. Knoll Informed lilm
Unit A. I'. A, In thnl ease, lood for
American Press Assoeiiilion, and he
hnd thrown them In the street bucHine
ho did not wiuit to carry tlumi homo.
And by Dint explanation there was one
Koinan Catholic oflleiiil learned some
thing that he never know before, al
though he claims to have, studied for
the. priesthood at one time.
Another red rag to Dm Humans was
found lying on tho show caso of Henry
ffurlnir'a drug store. Henry Is one of
those enterprising young druggists
tvho attended the American l'haruia
feutlcul Association, and while he was
there, the hotel that entertained the
association, had a somewhat extensive
liill of faro printed and headed the
aper A. I', A., meaning, of course,
the association for which the bill of
furo wns printed. Henry brought one
. of those bill home with him to let his
friend know how well he had been
living while he was gone, and laid tho
bill on his show euse. Hut In a short
time some Human spied It and ho told
other Ko maris fount it, and they begun
to run In to see what It mean!. Home
wanted to know if he was circulating
A. P. A. literiilure, and told him he
had better liiku that thing nil' the show
case, and theyannojed him and kept
iiim explaining so much that he finally
jul the A. P. A., red rug to the U
in mi, oul of sight.
If (he Human Catholic would at
tend America's free public school and
read American newspaper', I hey would
learn that A. P. A. sttnds for several
different associations, for Instance, be
wide what ha been mentioned in this
letter, It stand for Aocluled Pre
Association, American Protestant As
sociation, and for American Poultry
Association; but the best of all I that
it stand for American Protective A
nociallon, Yours truly, LiBKiirr.
THAT ENCYCLICAL,
Evident Calculated to Prove its Au
thenticity. Many people have asked us In regard
to an article published under the head
of "Loo's Address" two or three weeks
ago, "l it true?" It can't be. Surely It
must bo an exaggeration. Wherodld
you get It?" etc., and for the benefit of
these "doubting Thomasses" we will
ay that the extract was taken, word
for word, from en encyclical sent by
Pope Leo to the church dignitaries of
this country, and sent secretly at that,
Certain Ilomlsh prelates have seen fit
to deny that Leo sent this letter re
forced to, but that their declarations
are false is proved, not only by the
manner In which the message was first
obtained by Protestants, but also by
xisting circumstances today. The
first patriotic organ to publish said let
ter in this country, was tho Patriotic
American, of Detroit, Mich., and since
then different patriotic organs have
used It as they have seen fit, The let-
tor was written and sent to this count ry
In December, 1!M and many copies of
it sent to priests and bishops through
out the country. In all cities looal
Driest have received copies of it, awl
t hough they deny it, It remains true
nevertheless. Honed let Arnold would
bavo denied contemplating proving
traitor to his country had he been ap
proached upon th subject before his
West Point escapade. Recent dis
coveries bear out tho statement that
the letter Is genuine. A short time ago
Bishop Spaulding, of Peoria, received
a consignment of (supposed) wine. The
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vl.'iiiiij, not.!" tohite Dn Irt.'t,
while thl.iUnttxl, Dint bs-ftl pel-
hate iverlved rllh- au.l amoiiiDoti In
laiye ijiiaotili. ami ftt a itt nt tll'.
Ofomi-H' bl It l.'inU Sl.iptJ Dii'se ut
l..inneis i s.H'il it NMsiltI., but lh'
a.n t bii.l lt.M ii diviilued, Ami so II Is
Dii-oituhniil flic eniinlry. In ncr'oid
mieottilh Do okI. C of Dm impe. lb"
priestcraft of Die church tue preparing
for it coie lug slrugiflo. ( f course they
deny It , but, of tvlial use is it to falsify
lO Inlellljjenl, lMMl-evcd Allierlcilll
flllxensy Intelligent, jsuiple form
their own opinion ami pii-piirii for fu
lure enn rgencles. Tri-'it;i Itimh;
Address to Orangemen.
An address to the Ornngeineii of Ire
laud bus been Issued by the (irnnd
Orange lodge, signed by the earl of
Erne as Imperial grand muster. It
states that there never has been a morn
critical period in Die history of the
country than the present, and that It is
deplorable that the destinies of Dm
British empire should at present bo in
tho bands of men who are pledged to
Its dlsmemls'i'ini'iit. Recent events
have proved that tho tyranny of Ho-
mlsh ecclesiastics Is In full force, to the
subversion of all Independent life on
tho part of those whom they have the
power to sway, nor was it obscurely
shown what Protestants might look for
ward to endure If an Infatuated political
party was allowed to unmake tho eon
stltutlon. For six years Ireland had
peace murders, moonlighting assass
lnatlon and boycotting ceased. Since
tho advent of Mr. (Jludstono to power,
however, hope had revived In the con
olaves of conspirators, and those who
lived by troubling tho land are already
showing activity at tiicir evil trade.
During the whole of tho agitation f
one Dumlir or mitrmjc bad boon brought
borne to uny single momlstr of the
Oranin association. With regard to
Home Huh; the address counsels the
brethren to stand together, adding that
It may not lie needful to repeat the
deeds (lone when Durry was defended
but they were ready to do a their fore
fathers hnd done rather than submit to
the Homlsli hierarchy. Prom,
JlKHIIEtlT If. DKVKKKAUX.
God Speed You!
MacmcPaick, 111., January HI, IHiCi.
Kditok Amkiiican Dear Sir: Pirn
enulosod inonev order for fcl.OO fur
your paper for six months.
hud a copy loaned rue by a friend, mid
I tell you It I good. J i ahead with
your oiusiuie ugHlmt popery. D wu
with il, I say, It ought not to bo to)
crated lure at all, sfier the language
wo see used in the "papal bull" that
was published in your paper. Send
me a paper right away. It ought to
betaken in every Protestant home in
the land. I say go ahead, and Ood
speed you In your noble work. Your
In tho cause, It O, JIkiit.
P, S. I wish you and your noble
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paper every success. 1 oil will succeed
backed by a noble patriotic peoplf
Do not be afraid of the ll imans. Fire
hot shot Into Diem, right and left
Tho pope tell Diem they owe no a!
leglanee to this government. I say
let us clean out popo and popery from
thene United State. Let u ever Do
ready for Die treacherous coward.
will do all I can for your p'iper in this
community. The K'lrnans are in the
msjority in this town. Yours,
It. O. 1!
Down On Rome Rule.
St. JcmkI'H.Mo., January 13,18t:),-.
Kditoh Ameiucan: You will please
mall your paper to Die encosed
addresiiH. We chanced to see a copy
of the paper and admire It very much
We do not believe in Home rule. We
don't believe in monkeys and hand
organs but we do believe we hsve
good school system and a good govern
meat, and don't wish to have it changed
to suit the tatle of Home, We think
your paper worthy of a pUco in every
house in the world. We'll all be ready
when the lime for extermination come,
Please begin our subscriptions witb
last week's insue. We will send you
some more subscribers soon. May you
ever be ucce.futl in publishing that
n ble paper.
Tiirke Nkw Sl'HSCItlBKIM,
Per W. 11. It
Money to loan at Dime
Bank, 1504 Farnam St.
Savlngi
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of Die in tiilihliiUli sli.in, ainl
Is Hie Dine for I In we Keeking poh
now
ie i'liiplo) nu lit lo take pros r slepx to
cure one of I hew lueralive jswi'.lons.
Ml wliDBi-e lntivt.d sboiild at oiiee
lid for a copy of Die Pulled SIb s
Dine Ibsik. It U H cegislKi' of all feib
nil ofliiss mid employiueiit in eneb
Inle and territory, the dislrlet of '"ol-
umbia imil itluiMid, Willi their salaried,
Minium, lit and duties: shmt who i
Iglble for nppolnluient, (iieMloris
iked nl examiiml ions, how to give mi
ppllcalioii and bow lo push It to sue-
ess, and gives besides a vast amount of
Important and valuable informal ion
relative lo government positions never
before published, 1 lundsomcly bound
In cloth, I'rico, 75 cents, post paid.
Address .1. H. Soule, Publisher, Box
CI, Wanhlngtoii, I). I!.
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American Iodge h. O. I. No. 221,
meets every Ihursduy night in Red
en Hull In Patterson block, 17tli and
V-nam St. M. L. ZOJK Sec,
Kuenne's bakery, 622 S. 1 1th St.
WK IIAVK
The Finest Line of Harmonica in Die
city. HKLL STOItF,
Jewelry Department.
Kat DybalT Delicious Cream Can
dies, 1518 Douglas street.
lloerchcrt, the tailor, has removed
from Slxtoonth and California, lie
can now bo found at 987 north Twenty
fourth. Friends give him a Call.
Tho Cabinet Unliable Gasoline Htovo
Is Warranted for Three Years. It
is
tho Most Perfect gasoline stove made,
W. Y. HTOCTZF.L, 714 8. Kith,
Is agent for the west.
Take'No'tice!!!
The Holidays are over and tho very
busy days aro gone, now to business.
From this date John Kudd, 305 North
10th Street will give Hi'KClAf., attention
to the repairing of Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry, If you have anything In
the above lines It will pay you to take
It to him. All work guaranteed.
American llukery, 1KIM St. Mary's
avenue, wagon delivery,
Hughes & Sandherg, photographers
20" North Sixteenth slreet, guarantee
satisfaction, Tim best 2 00 and $3.00
cabinet In the city, H-2'lf
SOLID GOLD.
P. O, H. of A., 1fi.Hr,.
Jr, U. V. A. M. 76 cents.
Loyal Orange l 60,
I'.KLL HTOIIK JKWKLKY DMT
lolh and Dodge.
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PLKASK,
JlKFOKFi 1JUYINU
A Piano, see the new
scale Kimball at A.
Douglas street.
lospe's, 1413
tf
Removal Notice,
W. H, llauer ha moved from loOl
Howard Street to 1718 St. Mry's
Ave. Teh phone No. 1584. tor any
thing In Hay, drain, Flour and Feed
give me a trial. Would be pleased to
have all Fimknus come and see me.
W, II. MAP Kit.
1718 St. Mary's Ave
NOTICE I I I
We wish to call attention to our
market, where we give you more meat
and better quality for your money than
other market in this part of the city,
Everythlnir sold for cah. The C. O
1). market. Call in an I try us,
C. F. Kkkhskht,
1021 Leavenworth Street.
MONEY TO LOAN.
KEYSTONE CO., SHE ELY BLOCK
Loans on personal property, insur
anee policies and real Or tato. Warrants
bought. See us first. 208 Shcely Ulk
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The Bet Train for Chicago
Is tho Burlington' No. 2, leaving
Omaha at 4:4,") p. m., dally, Magnificent
sleeoinir cars. Comfortable chair cars
Perfect dining cars.
Tho Burlington alsooffcrs unequalled
double, dallv service to Denver, St
Louis and Kansas City,
Ticket ofllce, 122,'l Farnam Street.
A, P
$1.50.
A. buttons f0c, In solW gold
American Book Department,
Money to loan at
Bank. 1504 Farnam St.
Dime Savings
John Kudd, 305 North Kith St., has
a full line of Ladies' and Gent's Gold
Watches.
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riiciin in Mediol (Itctncisii,
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DH. F. D. WILSON,
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OmnhA,; Nob.
STOP that coughing::
USE A BOTTLE OF
Sandstedt's Celebrted Cough Syrup
Prices 23 snd SO Cents, el the
SWEDISH DRUG STORE,
M. SAND8TEDT, Propr. 303 N. 16th 8t,
(i.i 10 Djlmll'g for line candies, 151 M
Douglas Si.
FROM SIRE TO SON.
"VI I it ll c r Wlione IlrsreniliiiiU Continue to
W..r t lin 4 lot Ii.
llerodltary clorgymen are not un
common in all religions, according to
Chambers' Journal. A very promi
nent family among the Jews the
Adlers. have long held high rank in
their church. In tho last century
nourished the Kabbl lleor Adler. lie
was father of Morduiai Adler chief
rabbi of Hanover whose son,
Dr. 1! Adler, having boon for some
years delegate chief rabbi of Kngland,
has now succeeded his rather. thus
four generations of the Adlor family
have held the rabbinate, and a pass
atre In the will of IV. Nathan Adlor
points to there being still another
generation In the person of the son
of tho prosent chief rabbi, carrying
on. the priestly traditions of the
family. In the church of Homo tho
celibacy of the clergy prevents the
direct transmission of tho priostly
olllee, but there are numerous families
for Instuncfl, the Vaughnns, to
which the archbishop of Westminster
belong In which one or more mem
bers of several generations havo be
como clergymen. The present Car
dinal Moran. of Sydney, Is nephew
and' heir of the late Cardinal Cullea
of Dublin, and no loss than twenty
seven of his near relative are priests
la Ireland, America, und the colonic.
In tho church of J nglaud such
caes aro very common. me
clerical family of Collins was
founded In 1.W.J by Kov. Kdwurd I ol-
lins rector of Illogan, In Cornwall
For hi years his direct descendants
woro rectors of the same parish,
Slnco then -the Collin family has
given over a hundred rectors and
1 1cars to the church, Itev. Stephen
Newcomo became curate of Glrton In
lOiio. Ills son Stephen lei L several
children, three el whom became
clergymen, From tho oldost of these
sons descended Daniel Newcomo.
dean of Gloucester; William New
come, areiiuihop of Armagh ana a
number of rectors and vicars.
From the second of the three broth
ers also descended clergymen of the
established church, while from the
third, llonry Newcome, of Manches
ter, the colebrated presbyteriaa
minister, and e.ected vicar of (Jaws-
worth, descended a line of clergy
that even now, after a lapse of a
couple of hundred years, is lo ft
flourishing condition,
Two brothors, George and Kdward
Bynge, were respectfully bishops of
Cloyne and Cork during the seven
teenth century. In tto noxt genera
tion two of the sons of Itlshop Kdward
became, the one dean of Klldare. the
other archbishop of lunrn The
archbishop's two sons became bishop
of Klphln and bishop of Klllaloe.
The bishop of Klllaloe died In 1771,
when the episcopal honors of the
family ceased, though soveral later
mombers were clorgymen. In mod
ern times there have been la England
three fumllies who havo devoted
themselves to the church and have
doservodly attained high rank in It.
These families are tho Wllborforces,
Wad s worths and Islckersteths. The
first Is of quite recent clerical origin,
but already Includes two bishops.
The second Includes a dean of Christ
church, a bishop of Lincoln, a bishop
of St. Andrews and bishop of Salis
bury. To tho third belonged tho lato
bishop of Klpon. the bishop of Kx
eter, tho bishop of Japan, Kdward
Blckersteth, an evangelical preachor
of considerable eminence, and thf
dean of Lichfield.
OPTICAL (iOODS
at J Price.
We luive an elegant line of the Dia
mante Specs and Kye Glasses.
THY TIIKM.
BKLL STOKK JKWKLKY DKPT
. . .
Kat Dyball'sdeliclous Cream Candies.
1518 Douglas St.
S. H. Patten, denJt
building, telephone 50
oom Bee
I I "l"! i. ft
LOBECK
,H i s.itJi
VDnt U:
Builders' HardwarG,
AND TOOLS
thy ua ocr
140 ! Douglas St. Telephone
A.. UAt,
HALD
M..I ! ll
nthmrMc
Rot Ii trlna
COAL
Trenton, O
tnion, unto,
wainut
Blot k.
wt am tm BiT vsnttti 6 tort C3i. ton co-jnna fisoiu,
t'M It fc: H W.lnf iml. sml II, .!! 1l.
V A Illi: 9!lt Mfw-I sml roiili'.tt A. I 'l.
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We fu and HAN jtlve you prices thai Is worth your attention as we liave no liiitb rents
to puy which emilili! us to Kivc ynii llrst-elass work at exceedltmly low prices.
FRIENDS GIVE ME A CALL.
The Place to Buy
The Best Quality of Meat at the Lowes
Prices is 'at
Q9s WILS0N'S MEAT MARKETy
2815 Leavenworth Street.
Oysters, Fish and Game
at tii'Flowebt market rmcES.
Buy for CASH AND SAVE MONEY.
TEETH T5SS25C-
Full Set TEETH $5.00.x
I'KUFKCT FIT GUA HAN TEED. iXXXjOCL
GOLD CROWNS AND BRIDGE WORK AT REDUCED PRICES.
Dr. WITHERS, Dentist.
Wth and Douglas Streets, Brown Block, 4th Floor.
TELEPHONE I77S.
tw l ttr r r cuttih out ah a ouidk. jki -t J
W. R. BENNETT CO.
They Open Another New Department-Constantly Increasing
Facilities-Three Car Loads or Hour Just in.
Prices on Flour Away Down--Wonderfully Low Prices in All Depart-ments-Don't
Forget Our Fresh Butter and Eggs,
!Sw watebes iml .(i-wi'lry ri'pnlrliil fle
i ii.u.hi uimra vmi i'hii mt vi hi r wati'hi.s,
elis-kser jiiwt-lry of any kind n-pnlri-d by a
tliiiroiiKhiy ciiinpt.H'iii. ii"" , i",'1l
workman, lit n very low prlee. How often lo
wk carry our watrh whi-ii II, Is really of no
linn to us on aeeounl,of Its Kitlnlns or IohIiui
or stopping simply becaiiMi we art sure It
w look II, M niOHt Jewelers we would be to d
that It, would eost. ll.Ml or tiJtt to put It, In
Itood shape, when In reality weotiKht not, to
pay more than .Vie or 7V to have It llxeil and
KuaniiileecJ. We propone to do all work en
trnsted U our rare In a faultless manner,
and Kiiaranteft the work In every shape, lit
IIENNKTT'W I'OI'l l.All I'HK.'KH.
Itilnifln anythliiK you have to repair In
this line and let us estimate on II for ymij It,
vil.liiK lo do lb s. Mini we
are sure we can save you bin money. u
..iii.i.nif,,, aiu-H Willi ever lob. Ill this (b
i.iirliiient. von will also Hnd an eleirant.
assort nient, of Jewelry, wabdies, eloaks and
sllverwear, and our prlees am nnht. every
time.
Now Is your time to buy eroekeiyr prices
are down and iinillty up.
Tea nips, SJfH- set,.
I'bites Ac each, or 4k! a dozen.
Chamber set. lileces. Il.lis.
Tumblers only ,le each.
Til UK F. ( Alll.OAIiH Of I'Lol ll
Just received. Prices are away down.
W. R. BENNETT CO..
1502 TO 1512 CAPITOL AVENUE.
THE McCAGUE SAVINGS BANK,
N, W. Corner Fifteenth mid Dodge Streets.
Four 141 Per Cent Interest on Book Accounts.
Five (5) Per Cent on Six Month Certificates.
Foreign Drafts and Monoy " Orders at Lowest Rates.
HiO-lTG OIT XVnJLZj ESTATE.
Hank open from fl a. m. to : p. 111. Mondays from a. 111. 10 8 p. 111.
t 111
& LINN.
t f t 1I hi '
AMt l;rtMi,
Cutleru
roof luck.
279. OMAHA. NEB.
Sc RICE.
M tit .fl IS
Wood, Coke,
Kindling.
iiti.ni ITS
lin. U..
C. H.FOPBY,
MANPFACTPHKU OF
TRUNKS.
AND TRAVELING BAGS,
REPAIRING DONE.
1406 Douglas St. OMAHA, NEB.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
QQ.l TSJr. 2Atln
7rs! for a Wl-lb. sack, and all (trades Kiar-aiiM-ed,
... ,
Our butter department Is boomluiti prlees
lire very low. No oleo handled by us.
Our i-'kvs are all carefully candled and are
the best to be had In the city,
OIIH MIC AT AND I'lHIl WOT.
Is dolnff wondfoiis, I,o prlees and fair
treatment Is what does It,. No seconds sold
by us; all our meals are the best.
In stationery we otter 25 nice envelopes
for only lie.
(loud note pa pur Ik; peruillre,
Tolli paper !lc per pack.
Toilet pllier.1c per roll.
Hchooi pads, tablets, pencils of all kinds.
I'lctuie l.ooks etc,, etc, All al llemiott's
popular prices.
(Jet all your Koodsof us from our grocery
department, tea, coltee and spice, hardware
clitarsiiiid tobacco, dry (foods, notion, and
our droit departments.
Look for barKiilns In all of the above dn
piiitiiieiils. In (Irutfs we 1'itn save you the most money
on anythliiK ' curry In this line,
We are still servltiK free, clam bullion,
beef bullion, cherry cordial, beef extract, all
as free as the air you breathe,
Hall In and try anyone, or nil, for a week
or so free, and see If they don't benelll you.
It won't cost, you anythliiK to try and It may
gdve you a new lease of llfn.